The techheavy nasdaq and the broader s p 500 plunged about 3 . The japanese yen is strengthening against the u. S. Dollar as investors seek thehe safety of t the currency. In the yield on the tenyear treasury note, briefly fell below 1 for the first time ever. Analysts say investors believe there are limitations to what the fed and other Central Banks can do to mitigate the effects of the crisis. Senior Economist Says that tuesdays plunge was probably a case of buying the rumor, selling the news. And fed announcement has the effect of stoking concern about the Economic Outlook making investors even more risk averse. He says that given the spread of the Coronavirus Infection in the u. S. , i investors likely wantt additional easy measures. Now in tokyo, heres how the nikkei is reacting. They opened the session 200 points lower than tuesdays close. And looking at other markets in the asiapacific region. South koreas kospi and australias benchmark are all trading in the negative. Ahead of
Few hours, michelle is with me. Rochelle is with me. There are some states that already closed. The u. S. Is a big country. There are multiple time zones. There will be rolling coverage coming in. The polls close over five time zones. Some contests have already closed. Lets remind you of how we got to this point. There have been contests in new hampshire, maine, vat a and south carolina. These are the totals. And south carolina. These are the totals. Hampshire,ne, new nevada and south carolina. Bernie sanders has 60. Joe biden has 53. Bernie sanders will carry vermont. That is one of the polls that has closed. The people still vying for this need to get 1991 delegates to win the nomination for the democrats. We will get you the results as soon as they come in. One thing to remind you, there will be moments through the night where i will pause a little bit. That is because i am getting the results as they happen. If my producer could repeat that . Bernie sanders has to delegates two del
Leave their Confederate Flags at whom. Home. And criticism for china for hacking American Computers we take a deeper look at americans and cubans with the ties cut in greece it comes down to what happens an hour from now, when voting begins on the bailout plan. The country appears to be evenly divided. Theyll be voting for austerity or not. The finance minister is accusing creditors of terrorism to scare greeks into voting yes. Both sides have been holding huge rallies, and as jonah hull reports, a lot of greeks fear things will get worse. I met olga outside the hotel where she worked until it shut down a week ago, and she was fired. I worked three years here, its a family not a job. Olga like many of her generation is struggling to make sense of her countrys sudden referendum. I feel sad. I feel the society is split in two. Some say yes, some say no. Thats not right. They know for sure that the fallout will make the situation worse than before. By saying no theres a fear of uncertaint
The nagsle Football Team makes national Football Team makes history, winning the copa america for the first time im at speed way where n. A. S. C. A. R. Fans have been asked not to display the Confederate Flag. Many are ignoring that and well tell you why. Greeks have started to vote in a bailout referendum that could map out the countrys future. Voters must decide whether to put forward reforms to decide on eight. Prime minister Alexis Tsipras favors a no vote insisting it will give him a chance to negotiate a better deal. Lets go live to the greek capital. Gave us a sense of what is at stake for greece. At stake is whether banks will open on tuesday or weather theyll remain closed and go bankrupt. The question of whether the government will fully default on creditors, following on from arrears of nonpayment of fund and whether the private sector goes into a recessionary tail spin or picks up emerging into a growth era, at stake is the european perspective of greece. The yes vote sayi
Story. Welcome to inside story im ray suarez. Its not over, not by a long shot. Greece appears to be entering into a new bailout from its European Partners this features many of the solutions greek voters resoundingly rented before. The outlines of the deal promised more economic pain loss of international sovereigty as International Bodies oversee greeces International Management and may require a sell off, a privatisation of national assets, and for the near term the greek people have little to celebrate, with the price of staying in the eurozone being an extension of their counter troubleses. Reporter this 73yearold and his wife lost their daughter to cancer three years ago, and their soninlaw two years after. They have been raising their rambunctious grandsons ever since. A tough job for any grandparents. Next to impossible on a pension and benefits adding up to 824 a month. The money is not enough. If we didnt have support were neighbours and nonprofits, wed be finished. Lacking t