billion. microsoft shed $190 billion. amazon has lost $173 billion. in just three days. but it is not just tech, of course. it s been broad based. banks, industrials, even energy stocks took a big hit yesterday, everyone as oil prices stay high and gasoline prices hit record levels again. joe and mika, the idea here is the markets are finally having to grapple with this notion that inflation could be persistent and the central bank has to fight it. that s the bigger evil at this point, guys. yeah. i remember back in 75, speaking of inflation, a bit younger gerald ford, his campaign people would send around buttons that would say, whip inflation now, win. what so many presidents found out, jimmy carter after him, it is hard for a president to do anything about inflation, other
get hit by myself. but that s a very different thing getting hit with the helmet that you re wear ing with a bottle of water than a brick. how many people have been injured? reporter: yeah, well, the number of protesters injured, we don t know just because of the nature of the protests. the police last time i was updated it was around 160. i m sure the police injureds greater than that. what i g hit yesterday in the head was a glass btl that just caught me as someone was trying to throw it at the police. as you guys will know, if you ve been in these kinds of situations, you re safer to be here among the protesters than you are to be on that side of the police line. the police will fire the water cannon and at times they will fire other devices to try to move the protesters. but the protesters will be throwing those kinds of bricks. again, let s take a look. protesters will be throwing this kind of stuff. and so that really hurts if it
they have submitted hundreds of letters from his children and friends arguing he s recognized his mistakes and should only face community service. it s now up to the judge. we ll go live to rip monday as ha hearing begins in the next hour. on wall street stocks will try to recover from yesterday s route. mandy droourry is here with the market rundown that took a big hit yesterday. what a pleasure to see you, mandy. you said it. it was a rally yesterday. we re coming off the worst day in three months for the s&p and the dow. today the futures seeing a bit more of a stable open. a lot of that could depend on two readings on the economy, will come out shortly after the opening bell. and naturally we re watching the energy sector. so that fell another 4% yesterday. and some people, jose, are starting to call this crude price crash the beginning of the hung per hunger games for oil companies fighting each other to survive and therefore do look for more
reserving the right to go into other countries, to sovereign nations, to protect russian-speaking people, ethnic russians, people asking for his support and making clear, as you said, phil, that he reserves the right to do it again. and russian financial interests, let s not forget that a great deal of russian energy runs right through ukraine on its way to markets in the west. it s interesting, phil, because as well you ve got markets not really moving. you ve got a little bit of a recovery in the russian stock market. they think that putin is ratcheting down tensions. reporter: yeah, little bit of a recovery here. the russian market took a big hit yesterday. but the ruble tumbled further. it s been tumbling through the year already, hit historic lows. the market lost more than 10%. both have come back a little, but not enough to wipe out or to recover from those losses, i should say. interesting what you say there about the putin doctrine, the issue of sovereignty. he does reserv
usa/russia, will almost certainly earn a top spot in their grouping and put themselves in a much stronger position heading into elimination play next week. this is a story that s trending on bleacherreport.com this morning. swedish skier henrik harlow, known for wearing pants way too big for his tiny frame, well, he let it all hang out, literally. he crashed in the slopestyle course and showed the world his underpants. he said afterward, though, don t worry, because he always wears spenders, so he knows that his pants can only fall down so far. well, america s hope for gold in the men s figure skating took a big hit yesterday. u.s. champion jeremy abbott crashed hard. he did get up and finish his routine to the delight of the crowd, but now all eyes are on jason brown. jason brown is the dynamic newcomer, and he has a chance for bronze. his river dance free skate program is so popular, the video has 3.7 million views on youtube. and here s your latest medal count. norway leads th