Another 32 points. The nasdaq looks like it would be down by 123 points. Again, this is across the board some rough times. If you thought you were going to see a rebound this morning, its not happening, at least not yet. Part of the reason what happened in china. Joe mentioned the shanghai composite plunging to a fivemonth low. Its now giving up all of its gains for the year. That decline of 8. 5 that came today follows a 4 decline from friday. Again, it has been rough. It has been difficult. Weve been watching what chinas trying to do. There is a general sense of not only a slowdown in china but also the idea that the Chinese Government may be losing control. Many investors had been expecting beijing to unveil more policy support over the weekend following last weeks 11 drop for stocks, that didnt happen and the disappointment over the lack of a move is evident. It is one of the big reasons for todays more than 8 drop. The rest of asia also closing sharply in the red. Take a look at w
Brown, even though registered democrats in maryland outnumber republicans 21. Early on, polls show brown leading by double digits. Lets listen to what he is saying about the stunning upset. That was nothing compared to the challenges that lie ahead. Weve got a lot of work to do. Our state economy is in real trouble. We focused on that for years. Now weve got to roll up our sleeves and get to work on trying to turn our state around. And were going to do that, as weve said, forever in a bipartisan fashion. Doesnt matter to me if somebodys a republican or a democrat. Im going to be the governor for all marylanders. Were going to put together a bipartisan administration. Were going to work as closely as we can with the people on both sides of the aisle. As weve committed to do throughout this entire campaign. I was pleased to receive a very gracious phone call this morning from governor omalley who pledged his full cooperation in the transfer of power and in the transition. He invited my w
Philly fed survey and the National Association of home builders. Friday, Housing Starts, productivity and cost and consumer sentiment. The equity picture this morning at least ahead of all that not looking too great. Dow futures 77 points below fair value. The s p is off 10. And this is coming after the dow last week was down for the first time in seven weeks, when you look at the major average for what was happening. A little bit of rockiness out there after a long, steady climb higher. In Global Economic news, japans economy grew at a slower than expected rate in the Second Quarter. Gdp coming in at 0. 6 . Also, Capital Expenditures unexpectedly fell for the sixth straight quarter. Economists say that this is a sign that companies are still not boosting spending despite Prime Minister shinzo abes policies. Been working on consumers at least for the very First Quarter that they were looking at some of those things hasnt translated through to business. In corporate news, u. S. Authorit
This is what Sylvia Garcia was saying, it was about the electi election. She cited a fox news poll from last summer indicating that joe biden would defeat President Trump, thats when President Trump got interested in the bidens. Thats something that she talked about repeatedly. The conversation that he only cares about the big stuff. That was something that came up in the hearing. Not so much Foreign Policy but the bidens. Adam schiff said it would be a repeat of what we heard yesterday. Theyre focusing on the abuse of power article but says theyre going to repeat some points. The reason if youre trying to curate a narrative, you tell them and tell them again and tell them what you told them. Thats what theyll to this afternoon, bill. Bill . Thank you, chad. Now with me dana perino. Martha great to be here. Bill what theyre going back to, he must not remain in office one moment longer. Probably because theyre saying its so urgent because the election 9 1 2 months away. Right. This is a
Majority. So somehow i think senator reid is going to have a Different Office assignment come january. Tonight we shook up the senate. You shook up the senate. Your message was heard from nevada to pennsylvania avenue. Tonight, as is always with a night, it will be the start of a new day. The tide has turn and an era of the obama gridlock is over. And lets take a look at the big senate races for you at this hour. First we begin with North Carolina. Republican thom tillis taking down democrat republican kay hagan. In iowa joni ernst with 52 . And in mark shapiro, tom cotton easily defeating incumbent mark prior 5739. And to Georgia Republican david perdue over Michelle Nunn. 5345. Corey gardener taking down mark udall. And steve daines beating Amanda Curtis 58 to 40 . South dakota easily going to the gop. 51 to 29. And Senate Minority leader Mitch Mcconnell leading with 56 . Grimes with 41 . So West Virginia republican Shelly Moore Capito winning 6234. And in alaska ballots are still be