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this is nightly business report with susie gharib and tom hudson. nightly business report is made possible by: captioning sponsored by wpbt hudson: good evening, thanks for joining us. a massive sell-off today around the world with global markets. susie, the selling started overseas and spread to wall street at the ringing of the opening bell. gharib: you re right, tom. all 30 stocks were in red and if major the major market indexes are down by 10% or more from the april 23 highs, considered correction territory. hudson: let s look at the closing numbers now. the dow at the bell plunged 376 points, trading at 10,068. the nasdaq tumbled almost 95, and the s&p 500 fell 43 points. and as you would imagine, volume was very heavy over 2 billion shares trading hands on the big board and 3.3 billion on the nasdaq. uncertainty about the economy in europe as well as the u.s. weighed on investors as well as new concerns about financial reform. what will stop the selli ....
this is nightly business report with susie gharib and tom hudson. nightly business report is made possible by: captioning sponsored by wpbt hudson: good evening, thanks for joining us. a massive sell-off today around the world with global markets. susie, the selling started overseas and spread to wall street at the ringing of the opening bell. gharib: you re right, tom. all 30 stocks were in red and if major the major market indexes are down by 10% or more from the april 23 highs, considered correction territory. hudson: let s look at the closing numbers now. the dow at the bell plunged 376 points, trading at 10,068. the nasdaq tumbled almost 95, and the s&p 500 fell 43 points. and as you would imagine, volume was very heavy over 2 billion shares trading hands on the big board and 3.3 billion on the nasdaq. uncertainty about the economy in europe as well as the u.s. weighed on investors as well as new concerns about financial reform. what will stop the selli ....
makes headlines. are the media missing the mark? with suspended anchors and internal strive is msnbc in trouble? on the panel in week writer and contributor judy miller. cal thomas. jim pinkerton and kirsten powers. i m jon scott, fox news watch is on right now. the president: as i said on this stage two years ago, i believe in the power of the free market. i= increased government oversight will be good for their industry. headlines like these friday morning in the washington post , obama in the new york times , new jersey s star ledge engineer. this one in the new york post , part of the parent company of this network. doctor mr. president don t kill the golden goose appeal to the fact that much of new york city tax revenue comes from wall street. what about it, jim is the president trying to kill the golden goose and are the press joining him bashing? i think president obama is trying to have it both ways. trying to take their money and take it again in 2012. ....
washington. study by the pew research center finds by almost every measure americans are growing more disenchanted with the government and elected officials. 22% said they could trust the government almost always or most of the time. among the lowest measures pew has found in half a century. only a quarter of americans have a favorable view of congress. 27% want to see most members reelected. the same level as in the fall of 1994, prior to the midterm elections that saw democrats lose control of the house and senate for the first time since 1954. joining the panel this week wall street journal columnist, dan henninger. editorial board member jason reilly and washington columnist, kim strausel. trust in government was high before the 60s. had a bounce-up in the 80s under reagan again after 9/11. now 20%, how do you explain it? two things. the numbers fall off the cliff after 2000, that s the presidency of george w. bush. paul: there was a bounce after 9/11. becau ....
missing the mark and with suspended anchors and internal strive, is msnbc in trouble. jon: on the panel this week, writer and fox news contributor judy miller. syndicated columnist cal thomas. jim pinkerton, and kirsten powers. i m jon scott, fox news watch is on right now. as i said on this stage two years ago, i believe in the power of the free market. i believe in a strong financial sector that helps people to raise capital and gets loans and investor savings as part of what has made america what it is, but a free market was never meant to be a free license to take whatever you can get, however you can get it. jon: that s how the president began his address to wall street s financial titans, telling them encreased government oversight will be good for their industry. and headlines like these on friday morning, in the washington post, obama seizes reins on issues of financial reform, a stern speech on wall street, in the market times, obama chastises wall stre ....