Wall Street seems to be pricing in an end to the war in the Middle East. After Iran said it would reopen the Strait of Hormuz, stocks rebounded to record highs and the price of oil plummeted. But as NBC News Business and Data Correspondent Brian Cheung explains to fill-in host Christine Romans, it might be a while before consumers see any relief. Then, recent Federal Election Commission data shows some Democratic primary challengers are out-fundraising their incumbent opponents. NBC News National Political Reporter Bridget Bowman illustrates how the findings show generational divides within the Democratic Party — and what that could portend for the midterms.
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A breaking story is a current event of significance that requires the interruption of non-news programming (or, in the case of network television news broadcasts, regular network newscasts) to provide information and analysis. Breaking news is often delivered via a graphic with distinctive music cues, and accompanied by a voice-over from a news anchor. Historically, programming interruptions were limited to national events that required nationwide coverage, such as the assassination of U.S. President John F. Kennedy in 1963, and a special report or “Newsflash” ticker would be displayed over station imaging and lower thirds to indicate that the program has been temporarily interrupted.
