KATE BOLDUAN, CNN ANCHOR: Another rough day so far for Wall Street, as the Dow is plunging hundreds of points in early trading. Let's get over there. Cristina Alesci is at the stock exchange with a look. Cristina, what's going on.</s>CRISTINA ALESCI, CNN BUSINESS CORRESPONDENT: Investors want answers and they're not getting them. They want to know whether or not Britain will have an orderly exit from the European Union. They want to know whether the Fed is going to do another rate hike. And they want to know what's going on with the trade war. Right now, the answers to all of those questions are unknown. That's what is driving a lot of the jitters today. In the longer term, you do have investors and traders starting to wonder about the underlying fundamental economics, and the economy and economic growth. And whether or not we can continue to have this strong economic growth, domestically, especially when it comes to the United States. We have seen very strong jobs numbers. Obviously, we had a very strong jobs report on Friday. The question is, does it continue. And we're seeing some banks and big investors come economists starting to question that and look for cracks in the economy -- Kate?</s>BOLDUAN: Yes, the announcement from Theresa May on delaying the Brexit vote not helping either. Cristina, great to see you. Thank you so much. Coming up for us, new revelations from the special counsel. Why it has one of my next guests saying the country is nearing a worst-case scenario when it comes to the president and Russia.
Dow Plunges Amid U.S.-China Trade Tensions