PEREIRA: All right. Time for CNNMoney Now. Chief business correspondent Christine Romans in the Money Center. Big moves in stocks this morning.</s>CHRISTINE ROMANS, CNN CHIEF BUSINESS CORRESPONDENT: Yes. Chinese stocks tumbling, dragging down global markets, you guys. Shanghai's benchmark index down more than six percent. It's a return to that selling in China stocks we've seen all summer despite Chinese government efforts to stop a bubble from popping there. Concerns about a slowing economy. Also disappointing earnings this morning from Walmart. Pay rises and the strong dollar hurting Walmart profit and Walmart cut expectations for the rest of the year. A completely different story, though, at Home Depot. Customers are coming more often and they're spending more money at Home Depot. Low interest rates and an improving jobs market good for housing and that's good for Home Depot, guys.</s>PEREIRA: I think my guy spends like pretty much every other day there. So I think he's the one that upped their bottom line. All right.</s>ROMANS: I could use a new shuffle.</s>PEREIRA: Oh, OK. Well, I'll get him to pick one up for you. Thanks, Christine. Interesting story ahead here. Almost a half century after his brutal crimes, Charles Manson still horrifies and fascinates. Why, though? Don't miss our preview of tonight's Manson special, "FACE OF EVIL."
Chinese Markets Plunge; Walmart Disappoints, Home Depot Upbeat