new notice, saying that the fed will use all its tools to support the american economy. the s&p, yeah, it came up off the floor, but it is still down 64 points and the nasdac is still losing 126, today s selling follows the worst single day point loss in history, for all three indices. what will happen in this final hour of trade? it is also the final trading day of february, so what we re going to do is keep you rock steady and solid with everything you need to know. since the thundering bullherd got spooked by the threat of the coronavirus, total equity losses so far coming into today topped $4 trillion. all 11 sectors in the s&p right now are in correction meaning they are off 10% or more since their recent highs. joining the dow, nasdac and s&p, as markets fall into correction territory, and are staying there folks the past six sections mark the fastest-ever decline from record highs all the way down to correction for the s&p and the nasdac. the outbreak making its way no
a lot of yelling slamming of doors and so forth and they also say that police have been called to this site before. again, the standoff has been going on for about three plus hours at this point. it was believed at one time at least that this man may be armed, possibly with a gun and/or swords. we cannot confirm that but we know the police and other security officials here have been standing by for quite sometime and only win the last few minutes did they go into the home or at least approach the home from best we could see with a stretcher in tow and so we believe something has happened inside that home. we hope to know more in just few minutes as it stands now all is still quiet. a few homes directly next to the home were actually evacuateed. we did have some utility crews on hand in the neighborhood. potentially to shut off power to that home. all has been stand by mode for quite awhile until the last few seconds when that stretcher went into the home. we ll update the sit
the little cooler in lewis, there and longneck in delaware look at these temperatures right along the coast that just dropped to 79 in beach haven. the nice cool breeze that comes inland, it is working through atlantic and cumberland county. millville at 84. that nice relief is working its way inland. not yet to philadelphia where it is 91. valley forge at 90. west chester at 88. close to 90. 1 degree shy across lehigh valley. humidity is trying to creep up but we re still not seeing it oppressive yet. that would be changing. first off heat wave, continues that is our first head line, air quality alert that continues, as air quality issues because that air just does not move much and we have bright sunshine, that causes problems, we will have that again tomorrow. and humidity, plus storms, so we are getting both of these, this coming week, in the many storms out there right now, ultimate doppler tracking a few light showers, just across lehigh valley and north jersey, maybe c
let s just talk about the world. from washington, tell me where the problem areas are. the two imminent problems are north korea, where the regime is making steady .rogress i think there is an increasing iran. of collision with there are a lot of deeper problems, too. this is one of those periods of transformation, sort of like 1989 was with the end of the cold war. a lot of things are in flux. american leadership comes important. there is a lot of uncertainty about the nature of american leadership. thinge: the interesting about it from my perspective, it is a time for opportunity. bill: it is. it is a time for opportunity with the united states to help to adapt institutions and alliances and shape that landscape before he gets shaped for us 10, 20, 30 years down the road. i think there is no substitute for that kind of leadership. too muche are leading uncertainty in people s minds. there is too much unpredictability. people have gotten accustomed to the united states tryin
charlie: good to see you. let s just talk about the world. when you look from washington, tell me where the problem areas are. there is oh the middle east. beyond that? i think the two imminent problems are north korea, where the regime is making steady progress toward having a missile you could put a nuclear warhead on and strike the continental u.s.. i think there is an increasing danger of collision with iran. there are a lot of deeper problems, too. this is one of those periods of transformation on the international landscape, sort of like 1945 was, like 1989 was with the end of the cold war. a lot of things are in flux. american leadership comes a lot of questions about the uncertainty about the nature of american leadership. charlie: the interesting thing about it from my perspective, it is a time for opportunity. or loss. bill: it is. it is a time for opportunity with the united states the preeminent player to help to adapt institutions and alliances and shape that