Warning of yet another pullback in home prices. We have all that and more tonight on nightly Business Report for tuesday, october 7th. Good evening, everyone, and welcome. Stocks took a real tumble today. Closing at a twomonth low on weak manufacturing data out of germany. The economic engine of europe, and deepening worries about a slowdown in Global Growth overall. Thats after the International Monetary fund trimmed its outlook for Global Growth this year and next, singling out the troubled economies in europe, japan and latin america most especially. With that, stocks here sold off sharply after they did in europe. On wall street they began the day lower and stayed in the red all session long. They sank further into the closing bell. And the final numbers were brutal. The dow, off 272 points. Worst day since the end of july. The nasdaq was down nearly 70 points. And the s p 500 dropped almost 30. Sara eisen with the weaker forecast around the world as well as the one bright spot. Re
Crises. If leadership is there and takes the risks associated with leadership then we can avoid crises. If not were governed by crises and thats largely how were governing today. Rose leon panetta for the hour, next. And by bloomberg. A provider of multimedia news and Information Services worldwide. Captioning sponsored by Rose Communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. Rose few people in the history of our government have held so many high level positions than leon panetta. Director of defense, director of the c. I. A. Director of the office of management and budget, chief of staff of president clinton. Hes retired from government and wrirch his memoir called worthy fights memoir of leadership in war and peace. I spoke to him recently on the council of Foreign Relations about the book and about his observations today about president obama and our country. Thank you for joining us. Nice to be with you, charlie. Rose how does it feel to complete this. This i
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Again, but now some experts are warning of yet another pullback in home prices. We have all that and more tonight on nightly Business Report for tuesday, october 7th. Good evening, everyone, and welcome. Stocks took a real tumble today. Closing at a twomonth low on weak manufacturing data out of germany. The economic engine of europe, and deepening worries about a slowdown in Global Growth overall. Thats after the International Monetary fund trimmed its outlook for Global Growth this year and next, singling out the troubled economies in europe, japan and latin america most especially. With that, stocks here sold off sharply after they did in europe. On wall street they began the day lower and stayed in the red all session long. They sank further into the closing bell. And the final numbers were brutal. The dow, off 272 points. Worst day since the end of july. The nasdaq was down nearly 70 points. And the s p 500 dropped almost 30. Sara eisen with the weaker forecast around the world as
Again, but now some experts are warning of yet another pullback in home prices. We have all that and more tonight on nightly Business Report for tuesday, october 7th. Good evening, everyone, and welcome. Stocks took a real tumble today. Closing at a twomonth low on weak manufacturing data out of germany. The economic engine of europe, and deepening worries about a slowdown in Global Growth overall. Thats after the International Monetary fund trimmed its outlook for Global Growth this year and next, singling out the troubled economies in europe, japan and latin america most especially. With that, stocks here sold off sharply after they did in europe. On wall street they began the day lower and stayed in the red all session long. They sank further into the closing bell. And the final numbers were brutal. The dow, off 272 points. Worst day since the end of july. The nasdaq was down nearly 70 points. And the s p 500 dropped almost 30. Sara eisen with the weaker forecast around the world as