lost just under 3% in one day. wall street s so-called fear index rose over 13%. techs had been the market main stay, but a profit warning from juniper sent stocks tumbling. staggering order that emerson electric sent shares down almost 7%. in data, new orders for durable goods fell unexpectedly in june. the release of a fed survey showing slower growth around most of the nation led to nearly half the dow s losses in the last two hours of trade. pessimistic speculators sent oil futures plunging $2.19 a barrel. investors did gobble up shares of the duncan brand s ipo. the stock soared over 46%. amazon was up after tuesday s posting of higher than expected earnings and revenue. after the bell, visa reported
the index of small companies lost just under 3% in one day. wall street s so-called fear index rose over 13%. techs had been the market main stay, but a profit warning from juniper sent stocks tumbling. staggering order that emerson electric sent shares down almost 7%. in data, new orders for durable goods fell unexpectedly in june. the release of a fed survey showing slower growth around most of the nation led to nearly half the dow s losses in the last two hours of trade. pessimistic speculators sent oil futures plunging $2.19 a barrel. investors did gobble up shares of the duncan brand s ipo. the stock soared over 46%. amazon was up after tuesday s posting of higher than expected earnings and revenue. after the bell, visa reported
they know in the end not everybody the people can t vote against it. that is what this is about. a pint of leverage. that is why you see the democrats at the beginning calling for what they call a clean bill. no spending cuts attached. while republicans are insisting op it. that s what it comes down to. that s what the fight is about. thank you very much. you bet. gasoline prices fell half a penny overnight. the national average is now $3.78 a gallon. that is down five cents from a week ago. crude oil is going in the other direction. gained aer to close at $102.19. stocks were up. the dow gained 128. s&p 500 added 14. nasdaq finished 38.5 ahead. u.s. military says three service members were killed in a bomb attack in eastern afghanistan saturday. casualties play a big role to determine the length and extent of the u.s. involvement there. national security correspondent jennifer griffin
they know it s got to be passed an signed. they know in the end not everybody the people can t vote against it. that is what this is about. a pint of leverage. that is why you see the democrats at the beginning calling for what they call a clean bill. no spending cuts attached. while republicans are insisting op it. that s what it comes down to. that s what the fight is about. thank you very much. you bet. gasoline prices fell half a penny overnight. the national average is now $3.78 a gallon. that is down five cents from a week ago. crude oil is going in the other direction. gained aer to close at $102.19. stocks were up. the dow gained 128. s&p 500 added 14. nasdaq finished 38.5 ahead. u.s. military says three service members were killed in a bomb attack in eastern afghanistan saturday. casualties play a big role to determine the length and extent of the u.s. involvement there. national security
now we re going to focus on airline ticket prices, because thaoerbgs well, chris cotter is these, well, chris cotter is with us. the price leaps we ve seen are extraordinary. we all know how much the price of gasoline has gone up at the pump. the same thing can be said for jet fuel. this time last year we were talking about $2.19 for a gallon of gas fuel. now it s over $3. the airline industry started becoming profitable over the last couple of quarters, that $15 billion they have to pass some of it onto the consumers. martha: wait a minute, if anyone if anyone wants to bring a bag you re getting charged extra for that. they are nickle and diming you all the time. they said that would go away. those things never go away first of all. demand. people will still fly even though you have the fees. big banks, big oil and airlines