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ride on wall street yesterday, but after being beaten and battered on monday, bargain hunters pushed markets to finish tuesday with impressive gains. nbc's steve handelsman has more. >> reporter: the stock markets were bouncing back the day after the big drop as federal reserve policymakers met in washington and decided against new intervention. the fed will keep interest rates superlow as a stimulus for two more years and not buy more u.s. bonds. >> the fed is out of bullets. anything additional it can do has marginal consequences. >> reporter: hearing a negative economic prediction...

well, we begin this morning with a much-needed rebound. it was another rollercoaster ride on wall street yesterday. but after being beaten and battered monday, bargain-hunters pushed markets to finish tuesday with impressive gains. nbc's steve handlesman has more. >> reporter: the stock markets were bouncing back the day after the big drop, after federal reserve policymakers met in washington, and decided against new intervention. the fed will keep interest rates super low, as a stimulus for two more years and not buy u.s. bonds. >> the fed is out of bullets. anything additional it c...

that was true the day i took office. and we didn't need a rating agency to tell thaus the grid lock in washington over the last several months has not been constructive to say the least. we knew from the outset that a prolonged debate over the debt ceiling, a debate where the threat of default was used as a bargaining chip, could do enormous damage to our economy and the world's. >> good morning, it's tuesday, august 9. live look as the sun comes up over new york city. welcome to "morning joe." with us on set this morning, we have msnbc contributor mike barnicle. >> good morning, mik...

office. and we didn't need a rating agency to tell thaus the grid lock in washington over the last several months has not been constructive to say the least. we knew from the outset that a prolonged debate over the debt ceiling, a debate where the threat of default was used as a bargaining chip, could do enormous damage to our economy and the world's. >> good morning, it's tuesday, august 9. live look as the sun comes up over new york city. welcome to "morning joe." with us on set this morning, we have msnbc contributor mike barnicle. >> good morning, mike. >> good morning. >> and an...

a community in maryland. a prominent psychiatrist and her teenaged son found dead inside their home. the victims of an apparent murder-suicide. good evening i'm jim vance. doreen is off tonight. police say the woman shot her 13-year-old boy and turned the gun on herself. the relatives are talking about the event. jackie bensen outside the police headquarters with more on this. jackie? >> reporter: we spoke to ben, the 13-year-old's grieving father and he wonders somehow in the tragic depth of her pain his ex-wife was trying to spare his son the bullying he experienced in the school s...