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Russias foreign minister says the u. S. Invasion of iraq led to. Russias foreign minister says the u. S. Invasion of iraq led to the creation of eisel and that the groups leader killed by the Americans Last week was watching to creation of eisel and that the groups leader killed by the Americans Last week was washingtons own creation and. We know the creations own creation. We know the creation of United States islamic states most of the illegal invasion of iraq in the United States islamic states most of the illegal invasion of iraq and the collapse of the iraqi state when extremists who were held by the americans were set free from the collapse of the iraqi state when extremists who were held by the americans were set free. Also this hour the concern over alleged interference from russia may have stopped also this hour the concern over alleged interference from russia may have stopped it noticing. We report on an undercover investigation that lifts the lid it noticing. A report on an
New-yorkUnited-statesMoscowMoskvaRussiaHong-kongUnited-kingdomArmeniaWashingtonKhasDiyarbakirTurkey is europe close. this often happens. we just had a horrible day in europe. worst day of the year really. a lot of markets down 3%. you see just right after europe closed, closer to noon, the market came up and moved into positive territory. as for china, the etfs in china very heavy volume today. doesn t matter what etfs, ashr, that s mainland china, the a shares. the second one is hong kong shares. all of them are down though not as much in hong kong as you can see. this is spilling into the emerging markets. a lot of activity in emerging market etfs. for example, indonesia has moved down in the last few days. those are new multi-year lows for indonesia. the same what s going on in other emerging market etfs for example, br zale. ewz is very active. this is a 10-year chart. we just broke below the 2009 lows in brazil. that was widely commented on trading this morning. with interest rates moving down, interest rate sensitive groups, particularly banks and insurers are weak. b
New-yorkUnited-statesMalaysiaCanadaTianjinChinaNew-hampshireGermanyBlackrockTexasArgentinaBrazil retire? okay. we do begin with the big battle that affects nearly a third of all adults in america. we re talking about high cholesterol. an fda panel decided whether to approve the first in a new class of drugs many experts believe could drastically cut the risks of heart attacks and strokes. one of the drugs is made by regeneron and sanofi. parma reporter meg tirrell is here with more. this drug is being discussed and tomorrow they will discuss a very similar drug from am again and both work in similar ways known as pcsk-9 and lower levels of ldl or bad cholesterol in the blood. shown in clinical trials to thrower for as much as 60% for some patients. that s very good news. one of the big questions being debated today by this panel of outside advisers to the fda is which patients these drugs should be prescribed for because, of course we have statins like lipitor that are very effective for lowering cholesterol levels and they are taken by pill form. new drugs are injec
LouisianaUnited-statesNevadaAustraliaAlexandriaAl-iskandariyahEgyptBrazilDelawareChinaCaliforniaSyria signal a slowing economy. something we ll be kicking around a lot. it is the talk of the town. the dow jones industrial average meanwhile is off 168 points at the session low. we were off more than 200. a little bit of a comeback here clawing its way back anyway. still negative. meanwhile the nasdaq off .6%. or 25 points today. the s&p 500 shedding almost 1%, 17. right in line with the dow there. the russell 2000 has been the leader to the downside for much of this move lower. but today even though it was down 1.4% or thereabouts at one time, that has come back this afternoon. interestingly. the blue chips have not followed suit. something we ll keep an eye on as we go into the final hour of trading here for this thursday. let s kick things around in our closing bell exchange today. sharon stark is with us with d.a. davidson. john kosar from asbury research. david molnar from high tower. greg ipf from the economist. you think the bond market is way too bearish on the ec
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