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points, as investors ran from equiti and towards the safety of government bonds and gold. a weak reading on trade out of china reawakened concerns that slower globa growth may be at hand. just as the federal reser consids an interest rate hike later this year. there is also the issue of earnings which as we reported, did not get off to a great start yesterda t then midday, oil moved higher, and investors shook off growth, interest rate, and profit concerns. and just like that, the losses repaired. the y finished with the dow jo losing 45 points to 18,098. the nasdaq was off 25. and the s&p fell six. let s turn to david leibovz to talk more about the market and whether we can expect more volatility. he s global strategist at jpmorg asset management. david, welcome, good to have you with us. is this a time between now and let s say the election, now and year end, when we should be o i t investors should prepared for a little more volatili. obviously the next couple of w ....
their allegations to authorities at the time coming forward after hearing trump s boasts on the bus to billy bush in 2005, which trump claimed were just locker room talk. i just start kissing them. it s like a magnet. just kiss. i don t even wait, and when you re a star, they let you do it. you can do anything. whatever you want. grab them by the [beep]. you can do anything. one woman told the new york times about donald trump sitting next to her on a plane more than 30 years ago. somehow or another the armrest between the seats disappeared. all of a sudden his hands were all over me. he was like an octopus. he had six arms. he was all over the place. hillary clinton reacted from california. we already know who donald trump is. clinton off fundraising, but she had some powerful help on the trail. this was a powerful individual speaking freely and openly about sexually predatory behavior. for this office. trump received back-up from his running ma ....
the other big story of the day. is, of course, the debate. by now you know las vegas is the host city of the final showdown hillary clinton and donald trump. security is tight around the thomas and mack. marissa kynaston is live out there right now - walking us through what it s like to be in the middle of it all - two of the most protected people in the nation are going to be here tonight so obviously security is tight. but they also want to make sure the public is safe. if you drive by unlv right different. youll notice shipping containers surrounding the campus acting as a sort of wall then obviously the large police presence i was able to talk with metro about their plans for tonight they said they cant disclose how many officers will be here especially since a large number will be undercover but they said they are using a similar security model that they use every year for new years eve all hands on deck this is to. obviously this part of campus rigtt here ....
declaration for 19 iowa counties. many in eastern iowa. today terry branstad signed a letter to president obama which is used to rebuild damaged infrastructure - such as roads, bridges, and culverts.the request does not include individual assistance - since the damage did not meet the fema criteria. as of today - just 18 days t go until americans go to the polls -to elect our next president.the two leading candidates had plenty to say about each other during a charity event in new york thursday night. night.mark albert has the latest from the white house house hillary clinton and donald trump head their separate ways today - campaigning in key battleground states ahead of the november 8th election. (nats)they were together thursday night for a charity they were together thursday night for a charity dinner that is supposed to include good- natured riveting. this is the first time ever , ever that hillary is sitting down and speaking to major corporate leaders and not g ....
after the september 11th attacks, and initially he was involved with u.s. efforts at the u.n. security council to freeze and block assets linked to al-qaeda. but after the invasion of ric in 2003 of iraq in 2003, he ended up in baghdad among the first american diplomats sent to the iraqi capital. and then he went on to spend seven years in either iraq or afghanistan advising u.s. forces and working with local authorities and others. kael s service, for which he received the secretary of state s medal for heroism, was uncommon not only for the amount of time he was posted in iraq or afghanistan, but also for the range of his contacts and the depth of his involvement with american troops and local civilians. his new book, the mirror test, recounts his personal journey, and it also provides a close-up, gritty, emotional portrait of the, of the wars that america has been engaged in now for well over a decade. kael s very critical of america s failures in both conflicts ....