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jack lew, jason pidcock and andy rothman from the mathews fund all of the next couple of hours. >> now the selloff mike santelli traditioning the action eu eunice yun is live and sema mody with the stocks exposed to china in the u.s mike, down 900 on the dow. >> yeah. pretty relentless and disciplined decline in the markets here been a grind lower. lots of very low what are called tick read wings the waves of automated selling. across the board because they found themselves with too much -- we talked about that for months but also the dip buyers didn't show up friday we broke below the 50-day average. 4370 on the s&p thought to be a place to settle out on the august lows. 100-day average we have crossed the bit below that that's where the market bottomed back here in late october of last year after it had almost two months of choppiness so we're near that right now and just about at the 5% decline takes us back to levels first reached in july. folks looking at under here. looks all of a sudden like the m massive trading range. nothing is unwound with the longer term trend but takes a w

briton's tom pidcock was six.howjumping round meant nicola wilson took the individual title ahead of her fellow britons. britain are now the reigning european, 0lympic are now the reigning european, olympic and world champions. not bad, is it? all the updates on all of the live sport on the bbc sport website, but that is it from me. not bad at all! german voters are casting their ballots for a new parliament in a tight electoral race that will determine who takes over as chancellor from angela merkel after her 16 years in power. at stake is the leadership of europe's most powerful economy and the race could not be any closer. the conservative armin laschet of her cdu party has cast his ballot in a final push for votes and the outgoing chancellor merkeljoined him in his home town on saturday. final opinion polls suggest an unlikely victory could be within their grasp, but he will have to first defeat 0laf scholz, a centralist and current finance minister who has been voting. he may need to turn to the green party,