LIVE: Breaking News and Top Stories on CBS News 24/7
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[0:00] We're also taking a deep dive into the
[0:02] impact of the Latino vote on the
[0:03] midterms and the lessons learned. Plus,
[0:07] >> walked across the street and the river
[0:09] was already up at the road right here
[0:12] and I was like, you know, this ain't
[0:15] normal.
[0:16] >> We're on the ground in northern Georgia
[0:18] where record flooding has led to dozens
[0:20] of rescues and
[0:24] after 28 years, a British man completes
[0:27] his walk around the world. So, you
[0:29] hugged your mom. How was that?
[0:32] >> Great. You know, it's all overwhelming
[0:35] right now.
[0:35] >> He sits down with CBS News to discuss
[0:38] the journey, the homecoming, and what
[0:40] motivated him to pull off such a global
[0:42] journey. Your CBS Morning News starts
[0:46] right now.
[0:57] Well, we begin with major trouble on
[0:59] stock markets here in the US and around
[1:01] the world. It was a massive sell-off
[1:04] yesterday with all three major domestic
[1:06] markets taking heavy losses. None more
[1:09] than the tech heavy NASDAQ which NASDAQ
[1:11] which dropped more than 5%. And this
[1:14] morning futures are mixed with the Dow
[1:16] facing losses while the Nasdaq is
[1:18] expected to make some gains.
[1:21] Effectively, this is all about the
[1:22] future of AI. Nvidia, Tesla, and SpaceX
[1:25] were among the biggest losers Thursday.
[1:28] Semiconductor and chip makers also saw
[1:30] heavy losses. Global tech stocks, they
[1:33] are also taking a plunge. You see the
[1:35] numbers here. Japan's Nicay dropped 5.9%
[1:38] this morning to enter bare market
[1:40] territory. And in Europe, all major
[1:42] indices were down this morning. A short
[1:45] time ago, the DAX there in Frankfurt was
[1:47] down 2.3%.
[1:49] Let's chat with CBS News busines