gone too long without a meaningful correction. that s wall street lingo for a 10% decline from the highs. other analysts believe stocks need to be corrected and are too expensive for a slow-growing economy. this is all sparked by fears about china s economy and for the second day in a row, stocks there were pummeled. let s bring in new york times correspondent and msnbc contributor josh barrow. also, chief international economist and managing director at mesereau financial. josh, let s start with you. while we have about 30-something minutes before the opening bell, what are we expecting and what is the possibility of a strong start about? even when the markets close, market futures close all over the world. you can look at how the dow is doing. what we re seeing is it s way up. the s&p 500, there nasdaq, are up. and we have seen markets all over the world. they re down in china, but almost everywhere else, they re up. the french stock market is up 4.5% today. it s the be
it s almost like a vampire. she s going to have to find a stake to put right through these e-mails. she s a terrible front-runner but she s a marvelous candidate when she comes up in the front of the race. american heroes. three childhood friends from sacramento received the highest honor in france after thwarting a terrorist attack in paris. we saw him with an ak-47. at that time it was like do something or die. he was like fight to the end and so were we. i saw them get up. they were my close friends. i thought i couldn t let them go alone. if it wasn t for them, i d have been done. dead dead. good day. i m luke russert in for andrea mitchell, and we begin with breaking news from wall street and a historic selloff. take look at the market right now. we have seen it down right there about 262 points. it s a little better than it was earlier today. wild shifts throughout the trading day. but we re off the lows we saw earlier this morning with the dow falling mor
general election. is the same in trump s futures. the numbers are in his favor and trump is a man known often to defy the odds. look at the current lead compared to past early front-runners in 2011. gingrich and perry had the early surges and drew early buzz and fizzled out and that s why nonpartisan experts questioning whether trump s current lead moves from a summer fling to a serious fall relationship. trump looks especially weak as a general election candidate considering he is the least popular figure in either party. americans view in the latest poll more negatively than all other candidates, across all major demographics. he ll try to turn the tide tonight when the stadium event kicks off at sunset and alabama is, of course, yes, a solid red state, the stadium is a quick drive from the all-important florida panhandle. ali vitali at the stadium in alabama. the trump campaign saying this all got bigger than they expected. how are locals even hearing about the rally? are
discrimination, and hide behind heritage. as an excuse for it. i can t go home and tell my people that politics was more important than them. i can t go home and tell them that the flag was more important than their feelings their hurt their pain their anguish. i ve got a lot of people who told me back home you vote to take it down i ve never voted against you. but if this has to be the time then so be it. the final vote followed a long day that saw dozens of amendments voted down or rejected. governor nikki haley released a statement saying in part it is a new day in south carolina a day we can all be proud of. south carolina house democrats echoed that sentiment. i never thought i would see this moment. i stand here with people that never thought that they would see this as well. it s emotional for us. not just because it came down but because of why it came down and we re so sorry it had to come down with a loss of our colleague. we cannot be happier that we no lon
in northeast d.c. they first identified him as a suspect found on dna inside a pizza crust. peter alexander is live in washington, d.c. and nbc 4 washington reporter shomari stone who broke the story. peter, you have brand new information? jose that s right. we spoke to federal law enforcement officials within the last five minutes. here s the new information we can report. they tracked daron dylon wint from the d.c. area to new york city where they believe they just missed him back here to washington, d.c. to just outside of d.c. to prince george s county, college park maryland specifically whether where there s a howard johnson hotel. they found the vehicle he was in, a chevy cruise as well as a box truck leaving the hotel. they trailed it for five miles, members of the law enforcement fugitive task force. 20 vehicles involved, a helicopter was said to have been involved at the time before they pulled the vehicle over. inside they found wint alongside two other women and