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levels last week. joe: at one point, the nasdaq down 4%. up.ine: some stocks are tyson foods, people still eating chicken out there. 5%. joe: real meat. romaine: not the alternative. scarlet: tyson foods up 5%. jacobs engineering gaining 1.7%. let s dive deeper into the marker and into the market action. luke: i like to add a little size and scope to what we are selloff, terms of china. collection of companies they put together, the median stock has 22% of the revenues. 33% of the basket is capped at tech. the worst trade war related selloff we have had yet. stocks with a lot of u.s. exposure have been doing better than the u.s. wants. scarlet: intraday, the wti crude oil is sliding today along with its peers. this situation had been sparking a flight from risk assets, unsurprisingly. the bt isolated to near vdi wti slid. lossesd some of the after a drop at the main storage hub persisted. the dispute between the top two economies in the world is going to hurt dema ....
killing 11 people and wounding seven others. authorities believe he specifically targeted his victims because they were jewish. president trump goes to el paso, texas, today for his first campaign rally since november s midterm. a trump campaign advisers says the president sees the el paso rally as less about winning over voters ahead of the 2020 election and more of an opportunity to reshape the debate around the proposed border wall. the rally will be held if you hundred yards from el paso s border fence. venezuela s oil minister today made a surprise appearance at an energy event in india. closerrying to secure ties with major crude customers with the opec producers facing harsh actions. he says the u.s. measures have billion.s country $20 in india is set to emerge in venezuela s preferred customer due to the nation s willingness to play for crude pay for crude in cash. global news 24 hours a day on air and on tictoc on twitter powered by more than 2700 journalists ....
scarlet: earning start to matter again and we had this period of time were stocks were able to rally regardless of what was going on in the broader world. regardless of what geopolitical headlines were being generated by the president and other leaders. earnings was always the safe haven, the reason why everyone like equities. now, on a day like today, it is hurting itself. caroline: let s dive deeper into the market action. romaine, what are you watching? romaine: amid all of this market activity, we have seen quite a few ipo s on the market. take a look at solar wind. it is neither a solar or wind company. it sold shares at $15 per share which was well below what people originally were looking for. they thought it was about $19. they came in at the close today at about $15 and three cents $15.03. there are quite a few other companies that have come to market that have done well. you have the cancer therapy company that went public on october 10 up about 30%. you hav ....
i m francine lacqua. getting some figures. of pay. the month the german business confidence at 107.7. inwill speak to the man charge of this report later on. that is better than economists expected. ifo confidence is at 107.7. the median estimate was 106.8. the current conditions also a little bit better than expected. to show apecting ifo little bit of weakness, maybe a little uncertainty regarding growth, regarding deflation. those figures coming in better than expected. do notllar, these things tend to have that much of an impact but when we look at uncertain times and what mario draghi may or may not do, it may. 111.44. stay with the pulse. in half an hour we speak to the president of the ifo institute. let s check the markets. this is a picture for worldwide markets. global stocks rallying with some of these emerging-market currencies. i want to show you yuan and the 10-year greek bond. we have an agreement, not on debt relief, but the european governments will d ....
24-year-old zachery tricoche who also spoke to dispatchers who said he was trying to perform cpr. hours later he would be handcuffed by pennsauken police and charged with the child s first-degree murder it s hard to believe that someone would do that to a start. the toddler s death comes as a shock. no loud screaming or fighting, no loud music. oh, my gosh. we have someone on the way. oh, my goodness, oh, my goodness. investigators say tricoche kicked and punched the little boy to the point he suffered plunt trauma to his torso and internal breathing. the boy vomited and then stopped breathing. his chest is bruising. he s still breatheing? no, his chest is bruised. i saw the police cars when i came to work and saw the police officers and sheriff s office and knew something hashand. reporter: dennis manos who has delivered pizza the tom nadescribed what was a cis scene. they had gloves on and were taking photos. reporter: tricoche will be arra ....