the new high list is more diverse than the new lows. at the moment i want to talk about the stocks in the new high list, the winners, so to speak. none of them are what you would call cheap and most took a breather today. and the stocks that made new lows managed to rally. i thought today was a counter trend day. i believe the trends will reassert themselves. the propellants are too mired in the market. we'll dreesz the opportunities in the new low list later. i see eight groups with no high activity. the food and beverage co motor has the most participants in the high list. meanwhile this group has is most m & a activity like we saw last week. now the strength of the food and beverage names suggest that our economy is much weaker than the employment numbers indicate and if the fed tightens too aggressively we could be in a lot of trouble economically. i believe this theme has been the predominant major cord in the market. mcdonald's hormel, dr. pepper, mccormack, brown formen and costlation brands should be bought into weakness and let

chevron among energy new lows, a dow component at a new low. conoco phillips new low.n a new low. a lot of the big names are either at or near new lows. amongst the dow, dow is a little weaker because a number of noncommodity components are at new lows. walmart, 52-week low at $68. procter & gamble at 74, that's a new low. caterpillar is not far from a new low. dupont, no the far, intel also believe it or not, not doing very well this year, either. also weak, this is one of the reasons you're having some of the big sectors that are low here, multi-industry, the big global names, owens-illinois, rockwell, dover, illinois tool. the companies i cover that do the parts for aerospace and the parts for buildings are all weak again today. this is again the global slowdown story, not necessarily commodities, but global slowdown story in general. glencore does not trade in the u.s. they trade in london and came out with their half-year commentary. their cash flow was down 30%. this is one of the biggest commodity companies in the world. they talked about hedge funds shorting th

a new low. we seem to be experiencing more and more of these new lows. it's disturbing. what's not new is what happened minutes after those murders took place. democratic governor terry mcauliffe went on to tv to tie the murders of two innocent people by a crazed former colleague to gun rights. literally minutes after the crime. even before the gunman was caught. just hours later black activist cornell west was busy swraming the race card back into his pocket suggesting that the gunman who happened to be black killed two unsuspecting journalists who happened to be white claiming the reason those two journalists were killed was due to a love deficit. a love deficit. really? was there a love deficit in ferguson, baltimore, charleston? come on, mr. west. at least be consistent. you can't play the race card when the shooter is a cop or white and call it a love deaf set when the shooter is african-american. how about we all take a step back. let's take a self-imposed time-out on the politics and the race baiting and we let this community mourn the loss of allison parker and a

approval rating for brazil's president hit a new low of 8% and is facing growing anger over corruptionnant economy and a year to the start of the olympics in rio and hoping the feel-good factor from the games will rub off on her leadership and we have more. >> reporter: the president has spoken on national television after latest figures released showed her popularity rating slumped to an all-time low and some say they support the government and growing numbers are satisfied with the way she is governing the country in the midst of an economic downturn and corruption scandal with new revelations almost everyday. >> translator: she is breaking promises and she promised things and is not doing it. >> translator: it's about all the fest and all the corruption that is what is causing this crisis. it's her fought. >> reporter: they react what is customary in rio and across the country going to their windows and bashing their pots and pans for the duration of her speech. [banging on pots and pans] responded by saying that her party had filled those pots and pans with food and will continue t

slow down and confusion over whether the fed would or would not raise rates in september, another new low in oil. there was no bottom in sight. picking a bottom in an oil stock was one of the market's obsessions this year and when it became clear that they were wrong again about the bottom in oil, big stocks like chevron, con knock co-phillips, devon and marathon all went to new lows again on very heavy volume. this was a real heartbreaker and goes to the perils of picking bottoms when fundamentals like subpoena ploy and demand are still not in demand. kelly, in the next half hour, we'll look at potential signs of a market bottom and what traders are looking for and that fear out there might be one of the big assets towards moving us. >> i know you've been having that conversation bob already and thank you for bringing us up to speeds. this can mean more than losses in stock portfolios. they can have negative effects on the economy. steve liesman is here with more on that. steve? >> kelly, thanks. last week's 1,000-point plunge in the dow raises fears for next week of a real economic fall

twitter hit a new low today 25 pnt94 that's below than ipo in november of 2013 remember they closed that5 dollars an ten cents now 20% today and trading below that offering price back above it right now. $26.09 but did hit a new low $just about ten minutes ago. back to you. >> like the counterintuitive argument. people are so worried i like to think once they start to raise it might incentivize some people some companies to take some money off the sidelines an put it to work and might see increase in capital spending when you know money is cheap for months potentially years to come there's no incentive in the hearing right now and that might be a problem going on in the economy right now. thank you go ahead everyone. as the first lady of the united states -- could happen. we're going to go behind her and donald's story and talk about how this may all play out on the campaign trail. plus the man who shot down a burglar who broke into a house. he's being charged charged with voluntary manslaughter. we'll have jim morgan on next. >> all right everyone back to markets right now because we're

costco, even express scripts today at a new 52-week low. news corp. hitting a new historic low dating back to its split back in june 2013. we are seeing people sell their losers and winners. look at netflix. today it went positive for just a little bit. this is a big winner. if it's under selling pressure today, it still has doubled year-to-date. one of the few still showing those kind of gains. >> a day like this, we need that longer-term perspective. jackie deangelis eyeing crude oil sliding again. everyone still trying to figure out how much more pain to come. >> that's the question. today was one of those days where crude wasn't helping the market. the market wasn't helping crude. they were moving lower together. that settle under $40 a barrel was a key level for crude oil. sentiment right now is very negative, especially if we continue to see the global equity markets in turmoil. next stop we are watching is about $32. one trader pointing out, iran calling for an emergency meeting of opec. if you get an event like that, and there's a big if, that

we have a number of new lows. micr micron, kla 10. no huge news. evercore, isi, google, guys, on its tenth anniversary, back to you. >> bertha, thanks very much. let's bring in steve liesman who's doing what else, looking at fed minutes in less than an hour. >> less than. we have dweueled dead heads mak comments. >> ooh. >> it's said the u.s. inflation outlook provides no justification for policy tightening. the fomc should ease, not tighten, monetary policy. part of what's going on is the debate. do you watch the jobs and growth numbers that have been doing well? folks, this is core numbers. food and energy, it's pretty consistent. the bottom line here, green, that's commodity prices and the middle one is the actual core, cpi. unchanged. what do you watch for? first of all, how much minutes is there in china and whether inflation divides the committee. >> thank you, steve, very much. >>> target, we're watching target today as many of you are. shares up about 4% earlier on the back of a very strong earnings beat in a tough retail environmental. the

the commodities complex, new lows in exxon, new lows in chevron. that's why the dow is underperforming the rest of the market. conocophillips, devon energy, a half-a-dozen big energy names again at 52-week lows. we're seeing some new lows in other commodity stocks. groups. ael key with a is at a 52-week low. freeport mcmoran in the copper area also at a 52-week low. another reason that we're having a problem is big global companies, the big global -- not just energy names but industrial names. general electric. united technology. 3m and caterpillar. they're weak on a slower growth story as well, not just energy but material names. now industrials are also weaker. it is spreading a little bit as we've seen recently. commodity stocks at new lows. alcoa and freeport mcmoran lower. lower oil though is helping some of the airline stocks out there. seeing moves up there. commodity stocks, commodity group as a whole here. you can see crude oil, copper and zinc are weak. nickel barely on the up side. all these base metals have been weak on the slower growt

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you see new lows on crude oil. you don't see new lows on gasoline at the pump.se guys are making money hand over fist. they're in the penalty box now because of what happened last quarter. but again, you don't invest in the rear view mirror. look forward, reevening marriage -- refining margins are high. i like the stock. >> you go where the puck's going, not where it's been? >> maybe buy fitness. plan net fitness. >> it's like a gretzky thing. >> you know how many times i hear that. >> cnbc.com/pro. crude oil hitting five-month low. >> we're seeing another 2% decline, after another decline yesterday. and according to a new note from goldman sachs, the risks remain substantially skewed to the downside. jim, do you agree? >> of course i agree but smacks of piling on at this point. case for selling oil is very clear and has been for quite some time. that begins to worry me. i do think we're going to head down towards $40. but there's no reason out there to buy oil. that makes me think that we're going to find one soon and things could reverse. the reason could be,

look at xle, energy etf, not near new lows. we'll have to look to see. volatility not making new highs. that could be a sign that sellers are getting tired. melissa: down almost 20% year-to-date. alan, thank you so much. david. david: as we've been saying china's move to devalue its currency sparking today's selloff, reviving concerns that the second largest economy is beginning a tailspin. robert bloom is investment banker and economist. he has been living in china for 10 years now. he joins us on the phone. is china going into a tailspin, robert? >> yeah. i call this, it is not the great revival. it is the great reversal. we had 30 years of super growth in china. a lot of it is fake growth. when debt defaults comes out of somebody's income and comes out of gdp. china will be giving back, over the next while, who knows how long, a lot of growth it achieved. they revert what larry summers said in recent paper, mean reversion. nobody is a super grower outlyer forever. eventually revert to the mean. that gives up a lot of outlyer behavior. david: robert, qu

micron this morning, skyworks, nxp, bouncing off new year lows. it tells me people are selling their winners still. biotechs, still up 10% on the year but now getting close to bear market territory. down about 17% from their recent all-time highs and some of these other big technical names like netflix that have led the way higher all year, today tipping into bear market territory off more than 20%. amazon and gilead up about 16%. so they're getting close to that bear market territory. interesting stock today hitting a new high, right at the price with which it is being acquired. "the wall street journal" talking about the health care deals, mergers, the arbitration is a bit off with these gyration in stocks. this one spot on for holders of receptors. >>> kike co-found eer of elevat partners, good morning. >> good to see you, carl. a very interesting day. >> yes, yes, it is. we know you got cautious i would argue towards the beginning of the year. i forget what percentage you put into t-bills you got really cautious. so to what degree now is your

. >> reporter: the republican national committee charged that attack was quote a new low for her flailing campaign. she should apologize immediately for her inflammatory rhetoric." clinton is on offense to deal with an enthusiasm gap that was on fill display in cleveland. she drew an extremely small crowd of roughly 2500 people at the campus of case western reserve university. a far cry from the rallies of over 20,000 people democratic socialist senator bernie sanders has drawn or the largest crowd of 29,000 this cycle for republican donald trump. a new national poll from quinnipiac university shows while clinton still leads the democratic horse race, 61% said she is not honest and trustworthy. 34% say she is. and when asked the first word that comes to mind when they think of hillary clinton, 178 of those surveyed said "liar." 123 said "dishonest." 93 said "untrustworthy." 82 said "experience." 59 said "strong". 56 said "bill." clinton did not want to discuss the fbi investigation when fox caught up with her today. >> mrs. clinton, have you been contacted by the fbi yet? are you willing

releasing a statement that reads for hillary clinton say that they're like terrorist is a new low. she could apologize for her inflammatory and jeb bush as well saying that hillary compares to terrorist but defends the treatment of unborn. the priorities are totally wrong. the clinton campaign does not plan to apologize and accused them of twisting her words. >>> donald trump was back in south carolina where he was with his resent coverage. >> so i wake up this morning, and new york times. i love the new york times. it's great, but i see a story on the front page. i am always on the front page of the new york times. we're going set a record for that too. almost like everyday. so you mind if i put on my glasses. does anybody mind. prient gets smaller and smaller and smaller as they lose more money. it's tough. trump gets ear full in spanish as latino outlets -- now, think of this is on the front page. it gets worse, don't worry. trump who dismissed some criminals as rapist or hitler. i just heard that. now they have added a rapist and hitler in it. they're all false by the way. so t

we will seek for the kleins and -- further declines and new lows.ey joining us from kuala lumpur. forget what you hear about television being a dying industry. neverh producers have been busier. bloomberg looked at what is driving their success. >> take one. this has been going for about five years now. wehave subtly grown and -- have been steadily growing and have large-scale productions. this is the fifth series they are filming. the tv industry in the u.k. is buoyant. we have benefited from the high end television tax incentive the government instituted. we are in a fitting from u.s. shows coming to the u.k. to film. we have great shows exported and it should not be a surprise they are so well received. game of thrones, sherlock. we should be really proud of them. i think the move on the bbc to amazon, we knew it would have a life after the bbc. there was the-- all that happened, it was rather a miss. how people are watching television is irrelevant. it is all about storytelling and entertaining an audience. takes thedience information and watche

micron hitting a new low bounces off that, now up about 4%. nonetheless the chip sector is well into correction territory. some of the big momentum names coming off the lows as well this morning, microsoft at one point in the positives. these had been some of the stocks that today are having the biggest impact to the down side along with apple, michelle, as people sell some of their big winners. back to you. >> bertha, let's head over to jackie deangelis at the nymex where we've seen incredible action in oil as well. >> reporter: absolutely. good afternoon to you, michelle. we're actually rebounding along with equities up about a dollar from session lows that were $37.7 5. wti at $38.63. traders are expecting to see the movements going along with global stocks right now. the concern is, of course, about global demand for oil as we start to see weakness in china, the eurozone, potentially here in the u.s., obviously that is a down side factor. meantime, we had some comments from the iranian oil minister that traders are focusing on as well. he s

a new low for today's session.ook at whether this is the beginning of an even bigger move lower when we return. but utilities can now predict where the power will go out, within a few city blocks. working with ibm they're combining micro weather forecasts with detailed data from local sensors. to predict where outages are likely to occur. and send crews exactly where they're needed, when they're needed. ibm analytics from the internet of things is making energy smarter every day. >>> welcome back to "fast money." volatile after-hours session for shares of tesla now down about 4% in the after hours. the conference call is starting right now. we've got it all covered from every angle. jeffreys' analyst is manning the phone. phil lebeau is listening in in chicago. we'll check in with both of them in just a minute. we're also watching a couple of other names after the bell. herbalife is moving higher after hours. keurig green mountain fitbit and cbs are all moving lower. we start with apple giving back some ground toda

whole foods still restructuring, today hits a new low. it will take a while for whole foods to really engender some optimism, both among its clientele and investors. >> bertha coombs from the nasdaq. >>> the euro/dollar right now, something different happening here. the euro getting stronger. very close to $1.10. actually at $1.10. a little above it. if you look at the dollar index which is the dollar against a bunch of other currencies, that would be a bunch. that's a technical financial term. you can see that it is falling, the dollar that is. as well, it had hit a nearly four-month high on friday. you see the index down just a little bit. >>> another angle on the recent slide in the markets and today's bounceback would be the dow transports. dominic chu has been following them for weeks now and watching it for us today. what did you find? >> we look at these as an indicator for overall health ef the market. a year to date chart with the orange line being the dow transportation stocks and the white line being the dow industrials. we've

low. $66.55 and change. chevron also down today, a new 52-week low. $69.58. men lastly go back and forth with these two, united healthcare was down, what very got here? they were down 5% and mcdonald's, mcdonald's hit a 52-week low, $87.50. they closed above it. it was not a good day for just about all of them. connell: man, thank you, adam. oil settling below 39 bucks a barrel. first time we've seen that since 2009 as the price fell. so the oil price declining that much. that is another big part of the headlines today. mark sebastian is with us from the cme. we'll get mark's perspective. 3822, man, what a headline, down 5 1/2%. your thoughts on sub-$40 oil, mark. >> oil seems to be kind of an old story at this point. 5%, when it was at 40, not when at 80 or 100. feels like stocks are just now figure the out what is happening with oil. energy sector, and how really, everything is being undercut by oil and then china and now lockhart sounding completely clueless a few minutes ago. connell: melissa and i started to do talk about that we just got the headline. p

and, as the price of oil hits new lows, the future of fossil fuel. he sight of new orleans residents perched on rooftops signaling for help as flood waters rose became one of the iconic images of hurricane katrina. many of those stranded lived in new orleans' lower ninth ward. after the storm, as people waded through the wreckage, the lower ninth became more than a disaster area. it also became a symbol of societal failure, including persistent poverty, crumbling homes and streets, and racial tension. ten years later, we went back to the lower ninth ward, where the recovery that has boosted much of the city, has been slow to arrive. william brangham has our report. >> brangham: every morning, burnell cotlon sets up tables outside his lower ninth ward market to provide a gathering place for the customers he hopes will come. his small corner grocery is one of the few businesses that have opened in this heavily damaged neighborhood of new orleans. >> when we first purchased the building, believe it or not, this is what it looked like. >> brangham: so you

. >>> in the meantime governor christie's popularity has hit a new low at home. 30 percent of registered new jersey voters polled have a favorable opinion of the governor, this is according to a new rutgers eagleton poll. 50 percent of an unfavorable opinion, down 11 points. they are siding with donald trump for the nomination. >>> you could go so far as calling them airport angels, two, tsa agents, hailed as heroes after saving a man's life at a security checkpoint. >> "eyewitness news" reporter matt river sat down with the victim and agent who saved his life. >> george spangler woke up on the airport floor looking up to a dozen people looking down. >> people, inches from my face with smiles. >> reporter: they were smiling because worst was over, as schwartz and his wife were headed to minnesota standing in the security line when. >> all of a sudden i see his whole body just go down. >> reporter: george was having a heart attack and collapsed unconscious, not breathing. >> so i just screamed emergency. >> reporter: that is when heroes showed up. >> next in line. >> reporter: tsa officer

next thing they're low, buying a new low and selling lower. trying it again. keeps going lower and lower. i've been watching oil market for the better part of 20 years. i will tell you of the weakest oil markets i've ever seen. trying to step up to buy oil stocks or oil futures or etfss with oil associated with them is dangerous game. trish, here is what happens. everyone thought $50 would be a bottom. remember $80, $70? everyone said no way it can go below 50 bucks. right now the front month for oil is trading $45 a barrel. everyone that bought before the $50 price are throwing all their position out window and selling into it. they will try at 45, 43. this is type of market that can go to $35 a barrel. trish: i think this is benefit for consumer. longer they're in the situation paying less at the gas pump, the better. however a lot of people point out you have reduction in overall capital spending because these companies, we've seen this wonderful energy renaissance that happened in the united states, they're not going to spend as much. they will start layin

coffee roasters down 28% today and that is under pressure as guidance is like chris apps, 52 week low, twitter newms that have been ongoing, 52 week lows, herbal life, the winners, your bright spots of the day, herbal life with better guidance than expected, new marketing strategy that helps slowing sales and customer growth has been dwindling, take a look here, 5:00 a.m. picking up here. >> quarters looking good, michael course, solid demand for its products, stock is up 11%. twitter going of the other way, and new love for you right now, $27.88, twitter closed with idea of race, 26, then we have planet fitness which started trading today and is down 4.5%, 16 was offering price, $15.20 is where it is now and fit bid is down despite a terrific showing in quarterly profits which were the best in its history. come on in james park joining us this morning. welcome back to the program. good to see you again. you gilded with those earnings. it was terrific. i think you are the victim of these expectations from the analysts. the analysts say we expect you to make this but if you only make a little tiny

some stocks selling off today, alibaba hit a new all-time low, $70.03.ar-to-date. twitter hit a new low. this is below its ipo price. offering price of 26 bucks. it hit $25.92. a lot of social media was selling off. can't ignore twitter is down tremendously since everyone went ga today -- gaga with them in september of 2013. not good news and as ben was telling you at top of the hour, buyers are not here today. they're taking a vacation. >> i don't know, adam. ben and i disagree about that one. adam shapiro thank you very much. obviously you're standing by as the bells about to ring on wall street. we have a few minutes to go before the close, about seven minutes. the dow is down. we're mentioning down -- 2% and hitting session lows. the numbers settle even after the 4:00 p.m. mark. could you see pretty low numbers. we hit intraday lows, 17,000 for the year. hit intraday low for the dow of 17,028. you're see it happen on your screen. we're on track to close, no question in my mind we'll hit a closing low for the dow for 2015. all of this is nerve black,

the financial crisis but just to illustrate how a bottom might work why don't we zoom in on this new lowk to june of 2008 through june of 2009. i don't want the anlage. this is not systemic risk to us but sure enough it points out that the highest number of new 52 week lows remain in september of 2008. we saw fewer and fewer 52-week lows in the stocks. then the averages snap back like crazy. when you look at the chart during that period the process of bottoming really did take months. months. not just like hey, that's over. four huge legs down. one in september, one in october, one in november and then one in march and by the time we made the final generational low several groups were making higher lows. the energy stocks and all the high yielders that i told you to buy at the time. this is nowhere near as bad as 2008 but it's making the point that just because we saw the huge cascade of selling doesn't mean the pain is over. it's quite likely the averages could have another nasty down leg and that would fit into our thesis on the show even as some sectors hang in there much better than

. >>> the approval rating for brazil's president hit a new low of 8%. he's facing growing anger over corruption and the stagnant economy. a year to the start of the olympics, they hope that it will rub off on her leadership. >> reporter: the president has spoken on national television after figures showed her popularity rating slumped to an all time low. 8% of brazilians say they support her government while growing numbers are dissatisfied with the way she's governing the country in the midst of an economic downturn and corruption scandal. >> translator: are she's breaking a lot of promises. she promise things and not doing them. >> translator: it's about all the corruption. that's what's causing this crisis. >> reporter: it's become a custom here and across the country by going to the windows and bashing their pots and pans for the duration of her speech. she responded by saying her party filled those pots and pans with food and will continue to fill them. she hopes the brazil people have faith in her government. she was strong, she is the person that

the currency hitting a new low against the u.s. dollar, and there has been a stock market sell off, now it's up to the president recep tayyip erdogan to call new elections - him or the parliament will do this. the most likely date is some time in november. >>> friday marks two years since egyptian security forces raided two protest camps in cairo. the two sides have been occupied by supporters of ousted president mohamed mursi. at least 1,000 people died. as reported, many of the families of those killed continue their search for justice. a warning that this report contains graphic images. >> reporter: august the 14th, 2013. scenes that egyptians thought they would never witness. hundreds of dead bodies lie in the streets in the square in cairo, and another in giza. killed by the army and police. some burnt alive. egypt's security forces stormed the two sides against the military coup, which overthrew egypt's first democratically elected president mohamed mursi. for 48 days. tens of thousands of supporters and pro-democracy activist

the turkish currency hit a new low against the u.s. dollar and there's been a stock market sell-off. now it's up to the president to call new h elections. the most likely date is sometime in november. >>> greek politicians are due to vote on a bailout agreement. it has spending cuts. greece needs the money to make a debt repayment next week. but the terms of the deal are putting pressure on the ruling party. >> reporter: summer has been a time for unpopular bills to pass unnoticed while people escape the city heat. it didn't work out that way. its first bill implementing new spending economies brought out parties to the left hoping to cultivate disappointed voters. chief among them, the communist party's labor union. >> translator: i don't think these measures can be implemented. people can't pay more taxes unless we all become homeless and eat at soup kitchens, such down schools and hospitals. i discovered a kidney medicine basic to my health is out of stock. i don't think more measures can work. >> reporter: inside the chamber the gov

. >>> brazil's leader rating hits a new low >>> and a big art theft ever. ever. >> 150,000 people injured every year. 33,000 are killed. >> to see my child laying on the table. >> what was that total bill from start to now? >> almost like 10 million dollars. >> enough people have decided that the gun lobby has too much power for too long. the nra is not invincible. . >> the top stories on al jazeera. i.s.i.l. says it carried out a suicide attack on a mosque used by saudi arabia security forces. 15 were killed near the yemeni border >>> the pentagon has defended its decision to train and equip syrian opposition fighters to take on i.s.i.l. recruits accused the u.s. of failing to protect them when they were attacked by al nusra front last week. the main u.s. republican candidates for president in 2016 faced off in a first televised debate. donald trump was criticized for failing to guarantee that he would not run as an independent candidate if he failed to win the primary >>> the approval rating hit a low of 8%. dilma rousseff is facing anger over corruption

we talked about how we've been printing many new 52-week lows across the board. and commodity prices are telling you something. and clearly is this deflationary? absolutely. is this good for the consumer? i think absolutely. does this mean that global growth is plummeting? i don't think so. so on some level there is a supply issue. on some level there's an asset issue. and i think that's how you have to look at it. but to say the stock market is very healthy right now because it's only a couple err percent off the highs is not something i would say. >> the tlt outsize move up more than a%. xle on the s&p 500. that's not good. >> 2 1/4 in terms of ten-year yields. that's been a pivot point for a while. we're somewhat significantly below that. i still think yields go lower. i think the move in equities is intact to the up side as long as the russell stays above 121, had a rather benign day. transports actually up today. for me it's 2054-ish in the s&p is the line in the snd. if we get a close below that for a couple days we'll have another conversation. but the bro

issuing this statement today, for hillary clinton to equate her political opponents to terrorists is a new low for her flailing campaign. watching it all, the vice president with the knowledge if he shuts the door, he can't reopen it. >> this is what he lives for, you know, if joe biden decides not to run for president, that's the end of this remarkable career that this guy has had. >> reporter: vice president biden met in washington today with richard trumka, head of the afl-cio and key to any democratic campaign. now, biden won't be here in minneapolis tomorrow when four of the declared democratic candidates including clinton address the dnc, lester? >> kristen, thank you. >>> authorities made a grim find in austria as the migrant cries in europe reaches levels we haven't seen in 70 years. the bodies of dozens of victims believed to be refugees that fled one horrific situation to die in another. we get the story tonight from nbc's ron allen. >> reporter: a disturbing discovery on a major highway in austria, the bodies of as many as 50 men, women and perhaps children abandoned in the back of

couple things, oil prices are hitting new lows for the year, which is good for those who buy gasoline. those prices are going to continue lower. the greek stock market opening for the first time in five weeks. it opened down 30%. eye popping numbers there. it did close off those lows. but still big day. right now, the dow jones industrial average down about 70 points at this hour. we will see how we do as we go into the afternoon session. we have this recall to tell you about. kraft foods recalling 36,000 cases of their individually wrapped kraft american and white american cheese products. apparently what's happening is the plastic wrapping has been sticking to the cheese slices, causing a chokes hazard. ten customers reported the problem. three of them actually reported choking. you can go online to their website to get the serial number, what you're looking for, of what's been recalled. >>> the fcc only on friday approved the $48 billion merger of at&t and direct tv and this morning we already have the combined company's first product offering. it combines tv, internet and wireless

stock down 4% hitting a new low. customer growth. 6% growth so they're holding onto customers, but the big picture is new lows for groupon. >> program note everybody, i say this every day and i mean it. a great show tune in 5:00 on monday morning, lauren sandra nicole, fbn a.m. great show. now you can buy the apple watch at best buy. and i'll show you both stocks. 115 on apple, 31 for best buy. john, apple really really needs to get sales for the watch going here. i'm going to divorce the watch from the stock price and ask you are you buying apple at 115? >> no it's very tempting because i think that apple is still a cash cow like microsoft, the problem is they're not innovating new products and i don't think it does anything for best buy. i think that people go to best buy to find what they want to find on-line. >> do they need to innovate and create gimmicky things like the watch. they can push new things like the iphone overseas. >> i agree look what steve ballmer did, building the most profitable company in the w

new lows there, and everybody just sold huge volumes again today., put up the xle year-to-date. six or seven times people have tried to pick the bottom in this year. and they have failed each time they have capitulated, sold off and then try to buy them back week, two weeks, one month later. and we hit new lows, it's groundhog every day. groundhog day every day. every day i put these new lows up. a good day on interest rate sensitive stocks. the fed did matter for a brief period when yields moved down in the middle of the interest rate curve. and that moved up some of the interest rate sensitive groups. the bottom line on the fed, kelly, for all of this early and maybe it was dovish and maybe it wasn't. it doesn't matter. the s&p moved 14, upside right after that report was released and went essentially down 14 handles. we were back to where we were prior to the fed minutes. >> and you must be getting quite familiar with the codes and keys for a lot of the names we're seeing on the screen. and feels like we're not done yet in commodities. >> not yet

. >>> meanwhile, governor christie's popularity has hit new low at home. just 30% of registered new jersey voters polled have a favorable opinion of the governor. that is according to a new rutgers eagleton pole. 59% have an unfavorable opinion, that's down 11-point, since april. rutgers eagleton says new jersey republicans now site withing donald trump for the nomination. >> and speaking of donald trump and chris christie, they were among the ten top gop candidates who faced off in the first televized debate last night. cbs news correspondent craig boswell takes a look at all of the night big moment, also which candidates came out on top. >> billionaire businessman donald trump was center stage in a debate on the fox news channel. he came out swinging. >> mr. trump -- >> he was the only republican candidate who couldn't promise he won't run as an independent. >> i am talking about a lot of leverage. we want to win. and we will win. >> the prime time exposure was a chance for all ten men to get their message across. republicans agree the immigration system

prices continuing to fall, the likes of mitsui mining as well as sumitomo metal and mining ended at new lows. concerns over growth in china really remains one of the major obstacles for any positive sentiment, if you will. that's all for me. back to you in the studio. >> thanks very much. >>> china's slowing economy is making japanese companies jittery. they cut their amount of direct investment in china from january to july by more than 20% from a year earlier. officials at china's ministry of commerce say direct investment from japan was about $2 billion. that's down 24% compared with last year. but total inbound foreign direct investment was up nearly 8%. much of the growth came from europe. an executive at a japanese corporate association in china says his compatriots appear cautious as the local economy loses steam. he also says the explosions in tianjin are raising concerns over china's management system. >>> officials monitoring a volcano in southwestern japan are urging locals to stay alert. they've reported a very minor eruption. and they're warning a much bigger one could follow. o

alibab alibaba, a new all-time low.hina get out of its trouble, if it can't, are we in for more trouble? >> i agree, china cannot get out of its trouble. i don't think it's going to be as big impact. i disagree with that part of it. we look like what would happen, it did not have a huge effect on us and they will affect us, but not much. >> look at netflix again. that's taken a big hit in the last couple of days, that's the stock price, it's way down. there is news on netflix, it's not going to affect the stock price, but here is the news, not everyone gets the one year off maternity leave that was trumpeted big time a couple weeks ago. only the very top paid people actually get that maternity leave deal. you've got to read the fine print. >> you do, and i did. it's the dvd sorting and dvd's that they mail out of people, that group of workers is not getting access to the paid ma interpret time off and actually there's activists groups forming, 450 employees and they're forming and starting to sign on-line petition again

news. >> thank you. >>> a new study was released showing chris christie popularity has dipped to a new lowsey, it shows 59% of registered voters have an unfavorable voter of christie, that is an increase of 11% since april, just 37% of people approve of his job in office, they say his character and attitude work against him. >> as for the democrats we have to wait until october to see those candidates face off. the field is a whole lot smaller, just five right now aiming to get a nod for the white house. they will debate on october 13th in nevada. and five other debates follow including a showdown in new hampshire that will be broadcast here on 6 abc. >>> pope francis' visit to philadelphia is just 50 days away, and with the road closures people are wondering how they will cope with those through the weekend. katherine scott spoke to people that say their plans are up in the air. >> planning has long been underway former chants at the reading terminal market, what is sure to be a market for visitors but in the traffic box. >> we are expecting the same kind of flow through the market, like

they hit a new low. slowing, and that's the worst news you can possibly get to for the equipment for amazon growth slowing. goes down 6%, apple. look at the lowest level since january of this year. and a big exposure in china, of course, and they're at 110 as of right now. look at verizon, an internet connection that's 1,000 times faster than what you got now. ashley, is that technically feasible? >> well, they say it is, but they've only conducted tests in labs and the reality of it being available next week is not really, you know, there yet, but what can you do with this speed. 10 giga bits per second, means absolutely nothing to me. but what it does me, you can take the two hour hd movie and eight seconds to download it. stuart: how long does it take? >> i don't know. a lot longer than that. a hundred students at the same time could download a book in two seconds. and download a thousand photos in about two seconds. i want it, i want it. okay, hillary, what about this? i mean, verizon. >> it's very i

. >>> global prices for nickel, cooper and [ inaudible ] have hit new lows as china devalued its currencyond time. china's economy is slowing, and the cheaper currency, makes its exports cheaper. this expert explains the central banks move. >> number one they are looking at hopefully strengthening exports throughout the rest of the year, a weaker currency will make their goods more competitive around the world. the currency has essentially pegged the u.s. dollar, so as the dollar as strengthened, it put a lot of pressure on chinese manufacturers. that's reason number 1. reason number 2 is the chines are looking at how they can make their r&d more part of international currency and adjust to what other countrisies are doing around the world. >>> a rock band has been invited to perform in north korea. the band has often courted controversy, wearing military uniforms, and they have been accused of being ultra nationalists. >> reporter: they have rocked london. they have toured the united states six times, and packed out stadiums from mexico city to moscow. next they'll perform in north korea

according to reports, it was an rticle published by an opposition newspaper which pressed tensions to a new low. in his one-page article, he had criticism over turkey's regional policies. and saying in his op-ed, the diplomat made in references to turkey not doing enough to hold the rise of islamic state militants while suggesting that it join the u.s.-led coalition only when the country, too, became a target. but the article has merely fueled the fire in an already-tense region. iran and turkey back opposing fights in yemen. however, the neighboring countries could take strides to mend relations. according to the iranian foreign ministry, the trip would still go ahead but at a later date. laura: in the town of ferguson, missouri, tensions are running high. a year after the killing of black teenager michael brown, over 20 people were arrested during the latest protest, but none of the violence marred the weekend demonstrations. police say smoke or tear gas was used. a state of emergency was declared in ferguson on monday, and one man is recovering in a hospital after he was wounded in a shootou

we had 60 new lows. if you bought them on the dips you were afly mated. we had whole sectors that proved illusory. coal, i get that. the coal companies are in the crosshairs of the president and the epa. no way you can beat that. that combination. then coal spilled over to copper and iron and the makers of the commodities are on the ropes. who knows when or even if they can bounce from that bruising if you bought the dips in those you watch the stocks go lower still and then the commodity contagion spread to oil and gas and including the pipeline companies. when oil initially collapsed, and traded down to $43 not once but twice, lots of people bought the dips in the oil stocks and they were rewarded beyond their wildest dreams. oil bounced up to 60. stocks went soaring. it was breathtaking. including the most beaten up of names in the company's least prepared for the decline. here we are, back to 43. but the oil stocks are so far below the last time that crude was at the levels that they have become some of the most dangerous stocks out there. it started