BERMAN: U.S. markets set to open in a little bit less than an hour. This after the Dow's worst day since 2011. Dow futures right now pointing to losses at the opening. Let's get right down to the floor of the New York Stock Exchange. CNN's Alison Kosik is there. Alison, what are you seeing, what are you hearing?</s>ALISON KOSIK, CNN BUSINESS CORRESPONDENT: John, this could be day three of big, big losses after that tsunami of a sell-off yesterday. It looks like big losses for the opening bell in about an hour. An hour to go. It looks like the Dow will open down maybe 600 points. If it does, that means the Dow will be in a correction. And traders that I've been talking to here at the New York Stock Exchange, as they prepare for the day ahead, they say they're not sure if the losses would even stop there. What triggered all this? Friday, inside the jobs report, was -- what -- we learned about wages. Wage growth grew at its fastest pace in years. And for American workers, John, that's great news. But for Wall Street, it's not so great news because they see a big, red sign calling out inflation. And inflation could mean that the Fed could be more aggressive in raising interest rates this year, which could make borrowing money more expensive and, of course, inflation could raise the prices of goods and services where you see consumers start to pull back in how much they spend. So you see this sort of domino effect happening. You see that nervousness in the market. Look at the faces of these traders, they're nervous ahead of these markets. They really don't know what to expect today, John.</s>CAMEROTA: OK, Alison, I'll take it. Thank you very much. Stand by. We will check back with you throughout the morning. So, an undocumented immigrant arrested after a deadly crash that left an NFL player dead. Now the president is tweeting about this case. What he's saying. We have all of that in "The Bottom Line" for you, next.
Dow Futures Point to Losses