safe. if you look at the dow, it had its worse day in quite some time. 3.6% or more than 1,100 points. the nasdaq down almost five. yeah, we have entered a new face of this sell-off as run-away inflation erodes living standards and profits. take a look at target. it lost a quarter of its value today. the worst day for them since black monday, 1987. quarterly profits fell 50%. yesterday walmart said their profits fell 25%. inflation becomes unmanageable. the lower income consumer feels it the most. look here. dollar general, dollar tree. those stocks tanked today. 14% for dollar tree. ceos are noting a shift in how we shop from buying big things like electronics to appliances to food and essential. goldman sachs says they re seeing customers tap into credit to get by. dave powell says the federal reserve must bring down inflation. they re going to act aggressively raising rates to do so. that warning hit the growth stocks today. apple, the country s biggest company is down 22%
be the signal. until we get that volatility, until we get the volume spike, wall street is saying we re going lower. that s what s concerning me. doesn t have to come to fruition but that s what folks on the street are looking for. stagflation is the word. we re in this period of stalling growth, higher prices and how the company is reacted, how cashed up they are will determine where markets go. charles: thanks, susan. let s go to pennsylvania where the election results are still too close to call. this as officials continue to count the votes. bryan llenas is in hope, pennsylvania with the very latest. bryan? charles, good afternoon from bucks county, pennsylvania. it s the county, the philadelphia suburb that put dr. oz just in the lead late last night ahead of his challenger, former ceo of a hedge fund, dave mccormick. we look at this race. it s too close to call at this moment. right now we have oz leading about 2,100 votes ahead of