become the first swimmer to win the same event in four straight olympics. things i ve done in my career have started to set in over the last two years, i would say, i think more than they ever have. reporter: two days after helping her team win a gold, simone biles returns for the all around in individual final. her closest competition? none other than friend and teammate aly raisman. we have been close. of course, we re all competitive. it s in a healthy way. we feed off each other s energy. i personallyxpectation. we just cheer for each other and do what we do in practice. reporter: tonight it s another opportunity for all of these olympic stars to shimmer like gold. they will be shimmering. it s going to be a historic night. for all the viewers out there, this is my advice. scramble in a little bit, get everything you need to survive for the next four hours. your drinks, anything you want to snack on, a blanket, sit on the sofa, because i can tell you, you are no
work. augment the hand. today s action represents attempts by several different card players to make their hands better in this new environment where most stocks go down anyway. dow falling 163 points, s&p sinking 6.5%. let s take it by the clock. when i got up this morning, the futures, they were down hideously. and you know i get up early. a couple of reasons. both chinese imports and exports showed china s decline in growth continues to accelerate. we ve now had 13 straight months were chinese imports slumped right in a row. no wonder copper is in free fall. no wonder there s no place to put aluminum and steel. nickel, zinc, i can t even look at them. it s just bad over there now as the economy frantically switches to being consumer base. only one third of the chinese economy is based on consumer spending. ours is two thirds. the chinese want their country to be more like ours, more like a service economy. when we see any data that suggest the big industrial engine of chin
sinking 6.5%. let s take it by the clock. when i got up this morning, the futures, they were down hideously. and you know i get up early. a couple of reasons. both chinese imports and exports showed china s decline in growth continues to accelerate. we ve now had 13 straight months where chinese imports slumped right in a row. no wonder copper is in free fall. no wonder there s no place to put aluminum and steel. no wonder iron s under $40. nickel, zinc, i can t even look at them. it s just bad over there now as the economy frantically switches to being consumer base. only one third of the chinese economy is based on consumer spending. ours is two thirds. the chinese want their country a service economy. when we see any data that suggest the big industrial engine of china might be sputtering, we freak out. why? because so many countries depending on the chinese market for growth and it s not giving them. things only got worse, around 4:30 when we heard that anglo american, th
sinking 6.5%. let s take it by the clock. when i got up this morning, the futures, they were down hideously. and you know i get up early. a couple of reasons. both chinese imports and exports showed china s decline in growth continues to accelerate. we ve now had 13 straight months where chinese imports slumped right in a row. no wonder copper is in free fall. no wonder there s no place to put aluminum and steel. no wonder iron s under $40. nickel, zinc, i can t even look at them. it s just bad over there now as the economy frantically switches to being consumer base. only one third of the chinese economy is based on consumer spending. ours is two thirds. the chinese want their country to be more like ours, more like when we see any data that suggest the big industrial engine of china might be sputtering, we freak out. why? because so many countries depending on the chinese market for growth and it s not giving them. things only got worse, around 4:30 when we heard that anglo
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