seen in the dow just since yesterday s highs. we talked yesterday about the outside reversal we had and what that meant technically. art cashin among others really focused on what this has looked like from a trading point of view even as people are arguing about the fundamentals and speaking of which, let s talk about a couple wacky things going on in this marnth.ket. we ll get you all angles covered. why are mining stocks being routed? how come retail sales look so weak when gas prices are so low? will europe come to the rescue next week with their version of quantitative easing? and does all of this add up to a global economy, bill that s healthy or in trouble? let me show you the stock market and then we can talk about oil as well. the dow industrials as we said down 258 right now, a decline of almost 1.5%. s&p down 21 points. decline of more than 1% at this hour. the nasdaq is doing better than the three. down 39 points or about 0.85% at 4622. show you oil very quickly.
michael also stated to the family that one day the world will know his name. he did not know how his name would be remembered. reporter: brown died in the middle of this street shot to death by a ferguson city police officer. this video fanned the ames. police say it shows the brown stealing cigars from a convenience store owner 15 minutes before he was killed. darren wilson suffered serious injuries to his face in a fight before the shooting. we are darren wilson. families are coming out to support him too. brown s death remains an incredibly divisive incident not just here in ferguson. there is a call for justice for both young men involved in the shooting. steve osunsami, st. louis. japan says it may have a treatment to fight the ebola epidemic. a public health expert in tokyo said japan is ready to supply a drug developed there that treats the flu virus. however it hasn t been proven to be effective against ebola. though the ebola virus is similar to the flu.
unknown. the story of the unarmed black teenager front and center as hollywood directors, civil rights leaders and ordinary citizens came to bear witness today. abc s steve osunsami is back on the story for us tonight. reporter: thousands of families who crowded the sweltering church to say goodbye to michael brown walked in with their hands up don t shoot the gesture that has come to symbolize their protest against police here. let us not lose sight of the face that this young man should be doing his second week in college. reporter: for families here and across the country, this has become a movement. we have had enough of the senseless killings. show up at the voting polls. let your voices be heard. reporter: the family of trayvon martin, here in support. too many young, black men killed, they say, because they were born a suspect. we re armed and dangerous even if we have no weapon. that s what they say. reporter: celebrities and white house officials