panic, repeat after me, frankly. it's not a strategy. panic is not a strategy. yet you see it over and over again as if it is. a stock gets hammered. then investors sell after the hammering. the market gets crushed in a huge day people bail at the end of the day. in short, something gets annihilated and people can't take the pain. so they bolt >> house of pain >> sell, sell, sell. >> panic is the operating instinct in all these cases. there's nothing basic and instinctive about fleeing. if you stumble into a family of grizzly bears, panic can be helpful. it tells you to run away it's not a useful emotion when it comes to analyzing the stock market when you're running away when you should be running toward the truth is there will almost always be a better time to sell than in a panic. a better time to leave the table than whatever moment inspired you to panic in the first place. and don't i know it. back in 2010 i was on the air for the flash crash. it fell in 9 1/2 hours i couldn't believe what was happening. people were dumping stocks simply because everyone el

. >> the book i called panic attack,down radical inside the age of trump. the awe honor is associate editor of reason magazine or reason.com, robby soave. who are these young radicals? >> guest: these are activists who are particularly causing issues on college cam puts. but you end up final in streets of places like portland as well who are different from kind of the old left. all about free speech, due process, kind of aclu values. what we're seeing now is a lot of attempts to shut down speakers who come to college campuses, even the professors of the activist students who are purportedly on the west as well, the progressive left, say they can't have conversations with these students anymore, that it risk finding system they do offend them, they're jobs could be in trouble because they could be investigated. it's changing our culture very quickly and dramatically toward this cancel everybody. everybody who is problematic has to be out of public life and that's running fromming this active vin visit -- activist contingent on the left. >> host: all on he le

romans, thee suffers of the bubonic plague allowed leaders to regulate panic. it has been reappropriated into a symbol of pop-culture. >> a highly recognizable symbol of fear. >> the popular monty python. >> i'm not dead yet. >> smallpox. >> dating back to the third century b.b. c. >> it spread through trade routes. >> resulting in the downfall of the ancient empire. >> documented the process. >> i'm going to tell you a thing that will make you wish you were here. --allpox, so fata >> tuberculosis. >> descriptions of this disease romanticized it. >> edgar ellen pao and victor thathad actors suffer from tuberculosis. could she die? it is a path i pray to follow. peel away from a a plague is appealing, does not care the disease. >> lepers were left to die in hawaii and it became a colony. >> he cared for the sick by teaching them and leading them in worship. >> he began the service. >> and would continue to do so until his death. >> typhoid. >> how ice cream killed thousands. [couhghing] some vanilla type -- salmonella type e. forcefully for mary -- she specializ

>> it is not just a little bit of panic in these types of situations we will see extreme panic.'s b a live report on the new law that can save lives. >>> what is going on with antonio brown and did he get his new helmet? what his coach says tonight about distractions. >> this is no laughing matter. this is something that is very important to him. >>> the new caveats five news at 7:00 begins right now. vicious crime near the campus as the campus welcomes new students. >> we are live at uc berkeley. >> reporter: those students and other dorm assignments today and began moving in. police want them to be aware about what life is like here in the city of berkeley and to bee scear, the 23 has arrived. among the schedule and remains to discover, berkeley pd wants to make sure that they think about safety. >> look at our statistics. we show overall, this is a very overall safe town. obviously, dangerous things happen in any town. crime levels are in any town. this is why we have a police department. >> reporter: just hours before the freshman and their parents arrive, berkeley police wer

please don't panic. the times square area is very safe. meanwhile, across the country at a mall in west valley city, utah, another chaotic scene, after a loud noise there caused shoppers to think shots were fired. turns out, it was a sign that fell to the ground. >> as you can imagine, there's a heightened sense of fear right now with things that have gone on around our country, and people were in a full on panic. >> reporter: frightening moments showing a country on edge. >> i definitely think that we shouldn't be living in a world where we think one little noise, you know, is a gunshot, but it's sad because that is the world that we're living in now. >> reporter: new york's mayor bill de blasio also reacted on twitter following the incident, saying the panic and fear people felt tonight was all too real. nobody should have to live in constant fear of gun violence. nobody. a disturbing sign of our times, savannah and craig. >> it is. when you see the panic, people could easily get hurt just in the stampede. thank you very much. >>> now to

the financial stability there had been a series of economic and financial panic leading up to the panic ever since the civil war. many causes for it but a lot of them tended to end up somehow connected to wall street and security speculation. i read the book. he's no longer with us so my criticisms be brief, but i think that he overstated the claims as much as he claimed by supporters of glass-steagall understand the case for glass-steagall. the case is that you have massive speculation on wall street in the 1920s, you have massive speculation in the bonds that were extremely hazardous and massive speculation and corporate bonds and securities that were extremely hazardous. the banks through the security affiliates national city was the biggest one and chase was the second-biggest but there were many others. they use those security affiliates to promote those around the country to unsophisticated investors and small banks and small insurance companies, the small banks and insurance companies were blown apart when the crash happened and glass and his compatriots knew exactly because they

, panic over panic.ter j r stone join us for them set a bay area sports night guys says that's right it. yeah we had some a giants roster news today, joe panik designated for assignment by the giants an assignment that. >>he will be declining meaning that his time with the giants is over. i'm not much of a surprise. but i mean still kind of surprising in a sense given the fact that he was part of the championship run for the giants in 2014 your thoughts in the end of the joe perry. in san francisco jr like you said it's not a surprise here, but you certainly wish him the best yet because this is a guy. >>that all of us love i mean this is a guy i can remember being in the clubhouse with them and asking him about doing an interview and he was so eager. oh sure you can do right now. ready right now and that was in the playoff run, but he had some huge moments in that run, and he was a big part of that 2014 team, he was a gold glover who was an all-star but his numbers are down and you know what the major l

run. >> and you can hear the panic, the worry in their voices.we are getting some information coming from the mayor's office from el paso police, but we also know that many of you are probably relying on your social media accounts to learn a lot of information. we did want to caution you that sometimes some of the early reports where the incomplete information is just that, incomplete and early. and of course we are continuing to work to confirm a lot of information and details that are coming in. we also want to get firsthand accounts. and we'll get that now from juan rodarte who was at a nearby should th shopping mall. not just that cielo vista tha tr 1407i in shopping mall about two miles away. the bassett place mall. underst experienced being evacuated from that mall. what did you experience? >> well, basically we were told to evacuate our store. there was quite a bit of panic. our managers dntidn't know whato do. we saw people with guns and they evacuated the whole mall. people were rushing out of the store into the parking lot. >> how frigh

word quickly spread there was an active shooter and caused panic inside the mall. turns out there was no gunman and no gu mall with the latest on what happened and what the situation is now. >> reporter: no active shooter is the message police want to get out to the public, but the damage already done, mass panic, police placing the great mall in lockdown but within the last 15 minutes or so police officers began removing crime scene tape blocking off all of the entrances to the mall. the santa clara county sheriff's helicopter hovering over the great mall in milpitas sunday night, the mall the scene of a big scare during the 7 p.m. hour when three men a jewelry store where they started smashing cases and taking jewelry. >> everybody started running. we got to the nearest store and ran out. >> reporter: one woman was with her friend and her children. >> they started freaking out. so we told them we're playing a big game of hide and seek, keep them calm. >> reporter: customers thought the noise were gunshots which triggered panic, controversy of people rushing out o

you have to remember panic is not a strategy the market is ruled by fear right now and some could be justified but let's get it conquered. i'm opening the phone lines to help you strike thategize on th ride tomas? >> caller: thank you for taking my call. how are you? >> good, how are you >> caller: trying to stay out of the blazing arizona heat. >> all right call i. >> caller: i'm 21 years old and just graduated with my masters my stock was trading higher than my student budget but has take an dive the last couple weeks as is the rest of the semis but i've been watching it closely. the stock is dialing and i want to know if it is ready to buy or wait for may lows? >> i think you may have to wait. i say that because of cisco's forecast tonight but also because look, they have a lot of business in china and the president yesterday extended what some think is an olive branch and the chinese didn't do anything today i think caution is warranted particularly because they did not have a great last quarter. thank you, though. let's go to mark in nevada mark >> caller: hi, jim, how are you d

. >> reporter: in the panic following the guire at the gilroy garlic festival. thousands wondered what was happening. only a few had this reaction. >> this is happening again. >> not happening again. this is, escaping the mass shooting in gilroy. and this is october 1st, 2017 escaping the mass shooting in las vegas. >>er went into a really deep depression. i would go into a bar or sometimes just a crowded area and something about it just, i'd start to panic. >> reporter: it took almost two years after vegas and she was just starting to feel safe in public places and then she came to gilroy. at the gilroy garlic festival with two friends she met at a las vegas shooting support group. and now all three have a distinction none of them want. they've survived two mass shootings. >> after the vegas shooting i felt like i would be there again and it happened. it makes you angry. >> reporter: she was near the concert stage where the shooter entered the festival. she and her friends left but before they hit the exit they heard gunshots. >> i can't believe this is happeni

if this person was not a strong swimmer, that could be a problem if there was panic and getting to shore and tiring out. >>> they will search the waters by helicopter and by boat. >>> the searches on four suspects who smashed displays and stole jewelry at a south bay law mall. it was at the great mall and officers had a shelter in place warning well they scoured the inside. >> reports of an active shooter created some panic. police responded along with officers from san jose. this outlet shopping center has 200 stores, a movie theater and restaurant on site and police say searching it was a big task. >> we want to make sure the community is safe and the people of milpitas are safe and it was out of an abundance of caution for everybody here. >> after about an hour customers were allowed to leave the mall. one woman and her daughter were stuck inside the kids footlocker a lot longer. >> we were just at the garlic festival and we missed the shooter by 15 minutes and now this is happening. it is just horrible. >> officers say it is being investigated as a robbery and investigation is still

isn't this the kind of panic we're supposed to buy stocks hand over fist not so fast. on one hand, i do think you need to start putting money to work tomorrow not at the opening see what happens wait until it's down on the other hand i'm hesitant to tell you to buy aggressively. be cautious and patient. paid off so far, didn't it why? because we have a strange brew of positives and negatives here. let's take them one by one and we'll start with the negatives we'll finish with the positives. i like that. first, where the heck are the stock downgrades where are the number cuts off the devaluation. we're waiting for the other shoe to drop here i'm betting many analysts paralyzed today will come out of fox holes tomorrow some will reiterate calls but others will be orananxious to t tail when the stocks in question are getting out of dodge without really hurting themselves. you want to know why i'm not pounding the table to say let's pick one, let's pick the obvious, let's pick apple. downgrades with all the trade, many analysts want to cut numbers after they reported the s

>>and i'm vicki liviakis pam moore has the night off that crop, i'm triggered panic at the mall withes and shoppers who confusing the robbery with an active shooter. kron four's dan kerman is at the great mall for us with more. >>chaos here at the great mall on sunday night a smash-and-grab robbery at a jewelry store, however, people here the smash and some believe it's gunfire. others see people running and they believe there's an active shooter. there was not sheer panic sunday night at the great mall in milpitas doesn't really cross your mind. >>i just started getting scared. >>reports of an active shooter turned out not to be true with people responding to was likely the crash of glass as thieves robbed valley on a jeweler's about 07:30pm i just heard. >>like screaming heard people

mass panic in new york city. kpix 5 , joe vasquez, is in the newsroom letting us know what happened. >> reporter: people were frightened and scrambling, and taking cover. they thought they were under attack. it looks like every horror movie ever set in new york. crowds of tourists were running in a panic. what is going on here? it was a scare that some folks on social media are blaming on allowed bang. some thought it was an explosion. one person yelled shooter, which caused people to freak out. in the end, it was a motorcycle backfiring. people heard the noise and took off running. many of them to cover buildings and stores. even broadway theaters, just days after a series of mass shootings, americans are nervous. there were some injuries from people getting trampled. there was nothing life- threatening. we are checking on social media. we have people that are relieved. they turned to anger. people observe that there is a national ptsd that we did not know about if we act like that. other people described how th

panic was the order of the day remember, panic is not a strategy let's dissect these universes, please, because they are colliding here and in the end, we know there can only be one like the highland. the recession scenario that drove stocks down hard last week was about the bond market. long-term rates had dropped below short-term rates indicating a lack of confidence and the dreaded yield curve. this odd inversion precedes a recession, the sign of the federal reserve missed the mark. the feds caused many a recession. sometimes they do it deliberately, which was the proximate cause of the great recession. if you buy this logic, we're not really headed for a recession. there is no avoiding it. the reason, the global economy is slowing thanks in part to our trade war with china the president of the united states decided it's worth taking a short-term hit and means we can stop china from devastating american manufacturing, stealing intellect well property and spying it seems so reasonable, doesn't it the rest of the world is having a tough time, the fed has been pretty clueless, tariffs

panic broke out in two public places with no shots fired. times square, a backfiring motorcycle sent hundreds scrambling for cover thinking it was gunfire. the nypd pleaded, please don't panic, times square is very safe. in baton rouge, there was a mad scramble for the exits at a walmart. >> what's going on, man? >> there's somebody shooting -- they're shooting -- >> where? >> in the store. >> walmart, burbank, yes. >> they're shooting in write? the. >> yes. >> no one was shooting. the chaos began with a dispute between two men. one of them grabbed a pair of scissors. when the other displayed his licensed handgun, that set off a noisy stampede. understandably, people mistook it for gunfire. >>> senate republicans are scrambling to come up with a response to the mass shootings in el paso and will dayton. >> do your job! do your job! >> protesters gathering on capitol hill demanding tougher gun safety laws and calling on gop senators to "do your job." last night a small group of demonstrators gathered outside of mitch mcconnell's office in lou

the panic or should i that doesn't happen so much now because i just know the situation better is it can't. we can't see ascii is 28 years old 5 years ago he opened his own martial arts studio he knows the german m.m.a. scene well and he says it's closely connected to the neo nazi scene especially in eastern germany. chop and the worst case i've experienced was at a competition in where people always booed the foreigners during the finals the crowd chanted who. short for the right wing group hooligans nazis racists. this video is an ad for the well known right wing m.m.a. event camp dinny blowen or 5 of the ne belongs it's an annual meeting for right wing extremists in saxony disguised as a sporting event nick and his friend target know all about fighting the needless which right wing parties cease to attract new voters. the blame of the trouble is it's a recognised and consciously public right wing event they're not stupid they promote it like a normal and a finds them but what doesn't belong to the sport is the showing of symbols that drive them support group of friends in berlin o

other quarter of negative growth so germany's probably in a technical recession but it's no reason to panic the structure of the german economy is sound we have companies that are competitive that have high earnings we have a very strong labor market with record employment and we have a strong government with significant fiscal surpluses so the problem really comes from global trade which has been contracting by 8 percent over the last year germany's economic model depends on trade so this is the result of the global crisis from a trade conflict from uncertainty about brics said about it early about geopolitical conflicts so we should really not panic the german economy is fundamentally sound so you're saying there is nothing obvious is on there i don't think this is a homemade slowdown germany has challenges in the long run to make the transformation from industry to services towards digitalisation but there's no reason why germany shouldn't have another 234 very good economic is again germany's economy is sound and i don't see the problems really stemming primarily from the domestic econo

from uncertainty about bric said about italy about geopolitical conflicts so we should really not panic the german economy is fundamentally sound so you're saying there is nothing obvious is on there i don't think this is a homemade slowdown germany has challenges in the long run to make the transformation from industry to services towards digitalisation but there's no reason why germany shouldn't have another 234 very good economic is again germany's economy is sound and i don't see the problems really stemming primarily from the domestic economy so do you agree with the chancellor when she said that those stimulus is needed. no germany needs an economic stimulus in particular as economic slowdown is comes from the global economy it's important for the german government to stabilize the german economy through a fiscal stimulus that's what we need now in germany the government has big surpluses it could it has the money to do so we need more public investment in infrastructure in innovation in education this is an opportunity both in the short run to stabilize the economy and to provide

. >> you gave as an example in the panic attack the movie, the documentary, the movie boys don't cry. would have been? >> day in day tthey invite todat liberal arts college kimberly peirce was th who was the direcd the groundbreaking film that exposed the american audiences to what it's like to be a transgender person with a sympathetic portrayal. the activists at this college, they shut down the event and wouldn't let her speak. they put up signs saying things to her like they hated her but why. if they had with you would think would be a progressive film. having casts for this because only a trans person should have been playing this role so they hated her for that which is so shortsighted and self-defeating. it wouldn't have been as big a film than if it had someone other than hillary swank for that is just an example of the really at each other's throats. >> middlebury college, he ended the professor that invited him. they were literally assaulted by the protesters who thought it was so important to stop what was supposed to be a debate he was going to be a debate between the pers

>>and i'm vicki liviakis pam moore has the night off that crop, i'm triggered panic at the mall with employees and shoppers who confusing the robbery with an active shooter. kron four's dan kerman is at the great mall for us with more. >>chaos here at the great mall on sunday night a smash-and-grab robbery at a jewelry store, however, people here the smash and some believe it's gunfire. others see people running and they believe there's an active shooter. there was not sheer panic sunday night at the great mall in milpitas doesn't really cross your mind. >>i just started getting scared. >>reports of an active shooter turned out not to be true with people responding to was likely the crash of glass as thieves robbed valley on a jeweler's about 07:30pm i just heard. >>like screaming heard people cended on the mall locked it down and then systematically did a search and evacuated those inside. but they found no evidence of a shooting. >>everybody's very hypersensitive you know i don't think anybody did anything wrong. allowed us to respond and take the appropriate action. >>ironically 2

united have to designated panic to ta kers united have to designated panic to takers according to theoach while marcus rushford' it was pogba who took charge of molineux. it's the fourth time since the start of last season fourth time since the start of last season that pogba has failed to convert in the premier league. united were dominant. they led through the 50th united goal but wolves started, mainly thanks to the introduction of a speedier player and they thoroughly deserved their world —class and they thoroughly deserved their world—class equaliser from neves. the two of them a designated penalty shooters. marcus was confident enough to go up, paul was confident to go up and that is just enough to go up, paul was confident to go up and that isjust a enough to go up, paul was confident to go up and that is just a decision they have made out there, same as they have made out there, same as they did last week and last week, it went well. today it didn't, so that all. the first half, i must say united we re the first half, i must say united were in control again. the best in the wo

doing so well you could call this wide shot i think obviously she she should not go out and spread panic but i think it would always be easier to act now when the economy is still in a relatively good shape then wait another 6 or 12 months before the economy really has entered a recession because right now you could do you know really clear the grounds for a future oriented program in my view 2 pillars short an impulse maybe some some corporate tax cuts but then also an investment package really aimed at climate change and digitalisation because you just get chief economist that i n g back germany thank you for talking to don't. now in a rare step to deescalate his ongoing trade war with china u.s. president on trump has backed off his temper 1st deadline for a 10 percent tariff remaining on remaining chinese imports he is delaying duties on phones laptops toys and other consumer goods stock markets gained in the aftermath of the decision is that investors hope that the delay in tears will make for better u.s. holiday sales china's economy showed further signs of strain in july as factor

i get anxious so i get panic attacks. i get anxious soiam i get panic attacks.better but i tried to live normally and enjoy the single moments of every day. at exactly 1136 local time, a 200 metre section of the morandi bridge failed. the cables encased in the concrete snapped. as to who is to blame, the investigation is set to reach a conclusion. translation: investigation is set to reach a conclusion. translatiosz investigation is set to reach a conclusion. translation: it is part of history that collapsed with it. the remaining sections of the morandi bridge were only destroyed injune morandi bridge were only destroyed in june this year. morandi bridge were only destroyed injune this year. a replacement bridge is expected to be opened towards the end of 2020. in the district near where the disaster happened, they are remembering in their own way. giant murals, a sign ofa their own way. giant murals, a sign of a city that still has hope and belief. genoa it is down but not out. it is looking as though the spread of radiation from a failed rocket launch in russ

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the danger is that if people do panic and we start seeing people stockpiling and panic buying, that willlistic as a government and you run the risk that if that something goes wrong and there are bumps in the road than the electorate will say hang on, you didn't prepare us. nevertheless, i ee, didn't prepare us. nevertheless, i agree, there was a report saying businesses are unprepared, some businesses. in the financial services industry, they are not only prepared, they are always prepared, they are always road testing lots of different scenarios. i think there are companies and industries that are companies and industries that are better prepared than others. i gather that there is a huge advertising campaign coming up soon which is going to rival, if you see said, tell him, to actually explain notjust to the said, tell him, to actually explain not just to the electorate but said, tell him, to actually explain notjust to the electorate but in particular to businesses, what they need to do in the very short term before leaving on the 31st of october. there is lots of other stories in th

that needs to be done is being done so there is no reason to panic but still one year on the fight against the bowl is far from over can you outline for us what makes it so challenging for congolese health authorities to contain this deadly epidemic. i was it one with a lack of trust and lack of trust by the people themselves in the health care workers in the people who are these are the authorities and people who come from outside which is us so we've come to help but we're not seeing that as the good guys we're seeing is people imposing something that people don't want sometimes in some communities even by the bit we've brought you bola and that we've brought people are because for some reason we want to be working in this just hit with this to difficult and terrible to disease but you can understand they have never seen it before and it is a frightening thing to have to run now it's terrifying i can only imagine now what one of the things that is being done there's been a strong drive to vaccinate people how is that effort going. so that is going actually very well and it's extraordinar

and then you get the fears about china and people start to panic and when people want to panic, we haderiod before that of markets not being very volatile, you get the panic and the reality is panic, panic and you bounce back the other way and then that volatility makes people still jittery, and then after a while, reality takes over. it's markets like to bounce around. neil: so what's the reality now? the consensus view, you always challenge that, made a lot of money for you and your investors going ahead and challenging consensus, is that the prospect that no trade deal with china or one that's significantly delayed is going to be a negative for the market. do you agree with that? >> so tariffs are a negative. i've said this before on your show a time ago last year when this was first starting. but they're a little negative in the scale of the size of global trade. in that, we have an 87 trillion dollar global gdp. we have a world that's growing at a few percent real and a little bit of inflation so we've got something like tral and a half new gdp growth in a calendar year and this a

un headquarters another death to add to the $2500.00 people already affected surprise that there is panic and confusion on both sides of the border. are and we can talk now to margaret harris of the world health organization she is in the congolese town of bani north of goma and you saw her in our report there a very good day on how big is the risk of ebola spreading from goma. we've always been concerned about ebola arriving in gun months so in fact there's been 6 months of really this work going on to go out with being vaccinating all the front line health care workers we've been training people to improve infection prevention and control practices and we've been teaching people how to decontaminate so it's never been a thing we want to happen but it was something we did expect to happen and we had been prepared for it but indeed it is it gets into a large city and as you mentioned instigate way to another country with very busy land border is at the moment. that needs to be done is being done so they ease no reason to panic but still one year on the fight against the bowl is far from o

the panic or should i say that doesn't happen so much now because i just know.

and i start to panic, and my pulse goes very high.re are dead bodies in there, and in gruesome positions. we go to the next one, and there are dead bodies in there as well. and we go up to a man in a chair. the guy withhe spray goes up and he starts spraying his face, and that's when it really hits you, he's really dead. and we place out the body bag anzip him up, and we carry and family are crying and screaming and yelling, and many are in panic. that was my first day with ebola. >> a normal medical round fome would be going in, pronouncing five or six people dead, because people are dyingble sometimes very distressing deaths beside a child. the mother that was trying to care for her child dead, byand then you've got a ba and trying to work out, "h on earth are you going to try and deal with an unaccompaniedil chd in an over-full center?" it was really hard. it was just so far beyonwhat could rmally be expected of humanitarian workers, i would say. the pointlessness of it, that's what it felt like normally, if you work to the point o

. >>> tonight, panic at walmart. the new incident. a 20-year-old man armed with an assault rifle and loaded with ammo, charged with making terrorist threats inside the store. a retired firefighter armed with a gun of his own stopping him. and tonight, the new images showing the suspect at a gun range. what police are now saying about what he wanted to do. >>> the deadly rush hour attack. the hunt for the gunman who killed two people on a busy highway. the shootout in the middle of traffic. the interstate shut down. cars backed up for miles. >>> naming names. the bombshell documents made public in a court case connected to jeffrey epstein. a young woman claiming he directed her to have sex with a former senator and former governor when she was a teen. allegations they deny. >>> president trump calling for background checks after threatening to veto a house bill this year. what he is saying about the nra. >>> fugitive on the run. news of a urgent manhunt for a dangerous inmate accused of killing an prison employee. authorities just anno

at what point do you panic? that'true >> when you get up every morning, you're alive, that's all you have to worry about. >> for the rest of the mortals, what point should we be panicking. >> if the global economy goes into a negative, unemployment would go higher than it is. all of a sudden if we lost confidence in the institutions of our country. i don't see that. we have some problems. i think china trade agreement not having that is a challenge. people are very worried about whether we are going into a recession because of a lack of a deal with china. if we can get a deal, i think it would be the good. it won't be easy to get one. i think the administration is working on it. the chinese aren't people you can push around so easily. they have their own considerations. >> worried about brexit, too. >> the president has pointed the finger at the federal reserve. >> well, jay powell is a chairman of the federal reserve. he used to work in our firm. i have a high degree of frespec for him. jay powell is the chairm

cameras catch the panic. the rampage continues and the gunman is killed. in the wake of back to back mass shootings, roughly 2/3 of americans blame it on access to guns. in chicago, mike to been, fox news. >> rallies are being planned targeting walmart. demanding that walmart stop selling guns. several other gun safety organizations and unions are teaming up for the rallies. they'll be protesting outside of walmart. demanding and pushing company to not only end gun sales and support gun buybacks. after the recent mass shootings, walmart removed violent video games, but they refused to stop selling weapons. >>> it's unfortunate that choosing two locations only divides the city in half. >> coming up. arguments for and against the two proposed sites and the tough decision ahead for councilmembers. >>> and what a top immigration official is saying about the famous poem etched into the statue of liberty. why critics call him un- american. we switched from ford. i switched from ram. i switched to chevy. we switched to chevy. we switched to chevy. for dependabili

it's not a reason to panic out of stocks. our economy is in good shape we're not importing recession. it's how we benefit from the rest of the world's weakness positive checking fear, china was going to devalue its currency to offset trump's tariffs the chinese are working hard to prevent more devaluation so what? if you're worried about the tariffs hurting american consumers, you should be happen inas a weaker yuan, means we won't need to eat the cost of the trade war. >>> the third fear is related. after the yuan made its big move lower earlier this week, the treasury said china was downgrading. i told you on our special, dial it back, people, dial it back like my wife tells me when i get angry. this was a symbolic move everybody knows china is a currency manipulator hello. you know, this was honestly the dumbest one of all now, most governments don't want to admit it. when the stock market gets crushed, capped at an obvious moment, i don't have to tell you to buy the fourth worry was about the strong dollar. we're told it

note the signs that it might be subsiding and take action to buy, not sell, and never to panic. with cramer. >>> you know me. i always say i have the smartest audience in television let's get to tweets. first up, hi, jim, i am in a little dilemmas. my mad money is 95% allocated but i know i should have more cash i don't want to sell at the bottom what should i do thank you in advance this is really important do not sell until we get some lift i know that a lot of people feel there will never be lift, there always is. and then after the second day you sell at the open next up, a tweet from todd hey, this kid could be mini you #cramerica, #mad money. >> hey, i'm cramer welcome to "mad money. welcome to cramerica some people trying to make some friends, i'm just trying to make you somem @dave 1975 trucking with the jim cramer and audio book that's gotten loath of use i get something out of it every time thank you so much. i cannot believe how hard those audio books are to read. that took me about four straight weekends and a lot of nights i'm glad you're getting something out of it

the three prongs of panic. currency, yields and earnings, they have not yet been resolved but i still hope things aren't as bad as many are making them out to be. stocks are down from the highs i think you'll be rewarded on mad today, what could can he learn from yesterday's selloff i'm going through the most egregious errors i saw sellers make to make sure you don't fall prey to the same pitfalls and -- lost this week but could it be a buy opportunity. i'll go to the ceo and the manage myth and legend arod joins me on the street with the ceo of bar stool sports to talk the future of media. stay with cramer >> announcer: don't miss a second of shou"mad money." send jim an email to madmoney@cnbc.com or give us a call a80743-bct 0-cn miss something head to "mad money" cnbc.com my experience with usaa has been excellent. they really appreciate the military family and it really shows. with all that usaa offers why go with anybody else? we know their rates are good, we know that they're always going to take care of

a small evacuated tonight after reports of an active shooter created panic. we are live from the scene. good evening. >> let's get to the breaking news. police swarm the great mall off 880 in milpitas as it was closing. officers issued shelter in place warning. kpix 5's andrea nakano is live with the details unfolding as we speak. >> reporter: we are still seeing people driving out of the parking lot here as officers conduct a search of the area. but a big sigh of relief as family mauves loved ones inside and mall employees are learning that this is not an active shooter incident. >> shut down the mall to make sure nobody was hurt and officers are inside right now searching the great mall to make sure nobody is sheltered in place, employees, get them out. we responded this way to make sure it is important to make sure the community is safe. it is out of caution for everybody that is here. just because the incidents recently. >> reporter: it was a chaotic scene after 7:30 p.m. this evening. this is video posted of people running away from the mall. the concern