Wilford no problem important times certainly in scary times and an incredible day

well thank you Sarah thank you well see mrmy now picks up our coverage of what

was another incredible day on wall street welcome everybody and good evening

i'm brine solubin stocks they fell hard again today. Economic fears and many

unknowns rattling investors. The Dow falling another 1,300 points. It now closed below

20,000. The Dow is now down a mind-blowing 10,000 points from its all-time highs hit just last month.

Let's put that in context. It took the Dow 103 years to first hit the 10,000 mark and now we have lost 10,000 in fewer than 30 days.

Trading was halted again today after we fell 7% in the afternoon, but the pause did not refresh. Selling continued

and the average return of an S&P 500 stock today was a loss of nearly 8%. Oil also crushed, falling,

24%. Oil. Oil also crushed falling 24% oil now at an 18 year low shares of Chevron they took it

hard falling 22% today but there was one potential bright spot in all the sell-off. A name that you

know actually hitting a new all-time high in today's market. We're going to bring you that name

ahead. But first we've got to get more on that historic

sell-off and the big breaking news for the NYC. Bob Poseani and Bob, we just heard Stacey Cunningham.

We just heard that interview. Obviously, this is nearly not all nearly unprecedented. I think back to 9-11. I'm sure

there were a few other times during war. What's your take? The stock market has closed many times over the years Brian and during

World War I for several months during 9-11 but that's the stock market closing. The

NYSC floor is not closed before and

continue trading electronically independent. So this is a first, I think it was the

right decision. We did get a a positive coronavirus test down here.

So let's just talk about the markets and what's going on here.

Another week opened, but markets were down about 6%.

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