All right, I am Brian Sullivan.

Thanks for joining us.

The virus outbreak rattling nerves and shaking the global economy and markets.

That is a live look outside our window here at the NasDAQ right in the heart of Manhattan and

normally at this time Times Square would be packed with tourists theater goers commuters

but right now it is eerily quiet and likely to remain that way for some time. The president

saying the virus could stick around until late summer the impact of the outbreak

being felt from Main Street to Wall Street and today investors felt the full force of the selling.

The Dow ending the day down roughly 13% an incredible 3,000 point drop.

By far, the biggest point drop drop ever the once impenetrable technology

stocks falling hard Apple down 12% Microsoft lost 14% today every

S&P 500 sector finished deep in the red and perhaps the most

incredible move of all, Boeing down 23 percent to a hundred and twenty nine

dollars. Boeing was a nearly four hundred to $129.

Boeing was a nearly $400 stock just a few months ago.

The sell-off comes despite unprecedented action for the Federal Reserve,

which did little to ease people's concerns.

Of course, we've got full team coverage for you tonight of this record-breaking sell-off,

and let's kick things off with Bob Passani, who again is on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange at least Bob for now.

I am on the floor indeed Brian and we saw our third trading halt in just six sessions

right at the open a 15 minute halt with the S&P down 7%. Now like the two other

halts it did produce a brief rally shortly after the market reopened but like the

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