well, that's anyone's guess. let's go to nicole pedelise more. >> we've had a great run through the election, this year. still in positive territory. a big sell-off. nearly 700 points. the dow jones down 2.5. the week, down 4%. the biggest percentage drop since 2016 and the biggest sell off since 2008. so we're making records today in the sell-off but the big picture here is that things are still great. we got in our jobs report. we saw more jobs added than expected. unemployment rate at 4.1%. wage growth wowed everybody. the 8 1/2 year high there. we saw treasury yields moving higher. as yields moved higher, an inverse relationship with stocks.
including newly minted massachusetts senator scott brown broke with the party and voted to end the republican filibuster. obama administration said budget gap down 8% from last year, significantly lower than expected due in part to higher taxes and less than projected spending on the financial bailout. the dow is on a roll closing above 11,000 for the first time in 19 months. stocks are down slightly. let's look at the boards. dow down 9.5 points, s&p down 2.5 and nasdaq down about a point. all 29 bodies of the west virginia coal miners killed last week in the worst u.s. mine disaster since 1970 have been recovered. a spokesperson for the state of west virginia says the last bodies were removed from the upper big branch mine very early this morning. federal investigators are now looking into what caused that blast. police are launching a full investigation after new video surfaced of three police