it s a great time to buy. stocks are down. so, you know, i m looking forward to it going back up and seeing a great investment in the future. i saw it as an opportunity. i mean, ever since it winds down so quickly, i just went out and buy as much as i can. reporter: what s the right reaction? financial experts tell us do not panic. they should sit back take a look, listen to the experts and find out what s causing this and what they re going to see is that this is a temporary issue. reporter: the heavy selling around the globe was sparked by fear that is china s economy is falling dramatically and many u.s. companies and investors are worried how a slow down there could affect production and trade here. china number one devalued their currency last week which is a surprise move. number two it s the world s seconds largest economy. reporter: let s put this into perspective. the dow took a nose dive by 22.6. today the dow was only down 6.6 percent at its worst poi
and that s the case there i want to resolve and i will resolve it there. reporter: led by her twin sister and other supporters attorney general kathleen kane had no comment as she entered the montgomery county courtroom. prosecutors first called special agent david piper who works under kane and the attorney general s office. he testified that kane requested a 2009 memo regarding the investigation of jay wyatt mondesire. then the head of the philadelphia chapter of the naacp. it was written by agent bill davis and directed to then chief deputy attorney general frank fina under cane s predecessor tom corbett. prosecutors allege kane directd release of the grand jury file to the press to smear fina for not prosecuting mound tire who has denied any wrongdoing. kane testified to the grand jury that she never saw the memo prior to its release in news reports but piper testified he showed kane and her aides the file prior to the news report. but what is the motive for the grand j
line. widespread monitoring is inevitable. that will cost money and stream resources. there s growing pressure to restrict travel from west africa and also to test people here when they are arrive from infected areas. that will be highly disruptive. that is why airline stocks fell sharply. that is why some call the bowl of the black swan event that hurts your money. stocks down. varney and company is about to begin. stuart: let s get straight into the ebola situation. the dow is down 70 points after a big drop yesterday, down some more at 11:00 eastern. come on in from san diego. erica allman safire of the scripps research institute helped develop the z map serum that was used to treat ebola patients. the z map ceram, is it available now and where , is it available now and whereserum , available now and where, is it e now and where is it being used? when the company gave everything they had when the outbreak broke out it has been turned over stuart: you don t have any
and preparing for the worse, basic bio chemical defense training army style. all straight ahead on a second look. good evening and welcome to a second look. i m gasia mikaelian. the threat of poisoned gas and bilogical weapons have been faced by troops on the battlefield. almost 100 years ago, world war i was known as the chemist war as chlorine and muster gas was used by both sides. last year president obama said syria admitted to using poisoned gas against its own people to wipe out opposition forces and last month the new york times revealed that american soldiers were exposed to thousands of abandoned chemical weapons in iraq. we will look at the use of chemical weapons in war later on but we begin with the use of buy logical weapons obtained by terrorist organizations. bilogical weaponed had been used here in the united states. members of a cult in oregon tried to poison an entire town by the federal government kept it quiet. randy shandobil first brought us this story
of dollars. good afternoon. i m tori campbell. a noticeably colder start to the day as temperatures dipped for the last few days of 2014. a high wind advisory is in effect. take a look at this tree. it came down on top of a parked car in oakland. and this is on party drive near swan way, not far from the oakland airport. steve paulson joins us live from outside the comfortable studio right now as temperatures are pretty chilly. reporter: there are a lot of reports of downed trees around concord. numerous reports are beginning to come in. yes, it s clear. yes it s sunny but here comes the cold air. the breeze. we were out here a minute ago. it whipped you. not too bad this morning but then things really begin to pick up here. temperatures now they started off in the 30s and 40s. we lost the low cloud deck. the breeze is showing signs of starting to get up around 35, 40 miles an hour. 40s and 50s. the breeze is the key. boy, has it turned on itself in the last few hours.