the dow jones opens at 10, 733 after plunging 391 points. the nasdaq dropped a whopping 82. in tokyo, the nikkei fell to 180-point loss. while in hong kong, the hang seng tumbled 243. as we mentioned earlier, markets both here and abroad were whipped thursday on growing fear the u.s. and perhaps the world is heading for another recession. with wall street increasingly convinced a full recovery here may take years, news from one of the world s thriving economies sent markets reeling. china s industrial production is slowing. it s once booming manufacturing sector shrank for a third consecutive month. also european markets dove thursday after a closely watched survey indicated recession coulding on the way. on wall street, all three majors lost at three 3%. heavy volumes and just traders want out quick, anticipating even bigger losses. wall street s so-called fear
doors? tonight, emmy winner, marianna margulies and the good wife. this is piers morgan tonight. good evening. new york times columnist, nick christophe is here with me. first, we want to turn to a devastating day in the markets. asian stocks reacting, south korean shares down 3.5% and australian stocks down 2.05% and a huge recession and the dow dropping 391 points. nasdaq and s&p 500 didn t fare much better. we had lots of turmoil but there is expectation from analysts and experts we could be heading to another form of recession. what s going on here? i think insecurities are feeding on each other and even though it s fixable in economic sense but maybe not political sense. our 401(k)s depend to some degree on agreeing parliamentarians to solve their political problems and our own problems in washington don t help that. there s a sense a real disconnect between politicians almost everywhere in the world and reality. is that the sense you re getting? yeah. cert
my family or sense of right and wrong. what goes on behind closed doors? tonight, emmy winner, marianna margulies and the good wife. this is piers morgan tonight. good evening. new york times columnist, nick christophe is here with me. first, we want to turn to a devastating day in the markets. asian stocks reacting, south korean shares down 3.5% and australian stocks down 2.05% and a huge recession and the dow dropping 391 points. nasdaq and s&p 500 didn t fare much better. we had lots of turmoil but there is expectation from analysts and experts we could be heading to another form of recession. what s going on here? i think insecurities are feeding on each other and even though it s fixable in economic sense but maybe not political sense. our 401(k)s depend to some degree on agreeing parliamentarians to solve their political problems and our own problems in washington don t help that. there s a sense a real disconnect between politicians almost everywhere in t
i ve been unfaithful to my wife. i ve exchanged photos of an explicit nature with about six women in the last three years. i ve been unfaithful in a way that violates my obligation to my family or sense of right and wrong. what goes on behind closed doors? tonight, emmy winner, marianna margulies and the good wife. this is piers morgan tonight. good evening. new york times columnist, nick christophe is here with me. first, we want to turn to a devastating day in the markets. asian stocks reacting, south korean shares down 3.5% and australian stocks down 2.05% and a huge recession and the dow dropping 391 points. nasdaq and s&p 500 didn t fare much better. we had lots of turmoil but there is expectation from analysts and experts we could be heading to another form of recession. what s going on here? i think insecurities are feeding on each other and even though it s fixable in economic sense but maybe not political sense. our 401(k)s depend to some degree on ag
o i woulduggest mrpresentou think about ways to actually hp the peoplef ktuck a ohio. instd of h youanse the roads or bridges as a backdrop to make a political point. bret: talking bridges today. the president traveling to ohio. the spence bridge, actually belongs to kentucky. but the votes, the electoral votes really matter in ohio. the president traveling there saying the bridge needs to be fixed. this comes on a day where the market took a big dive. down 391 points. at one point in the day it was down 500 points. concerns in europe and the euro zone very much a part of that. bring in the panel on how it fits in. steve hayes for weekly standard. susan pariccio for washington examiner. jeff downey, the political correspondent for new york times.