KEILAR: Let's look at the breaking news coming to us from Wall Street. Just more than two hours into trading, the Dow is really struggling to battle back during this trade spat between the U.S. and China. Let's check in now with Richard Quest there at the New York Stock Exchange. Richard, the Dow opened down 500 points. It's recovered a little bit throughout the morning. Tell us about that.</s>RICHARD QUEST, CNN INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS CORRESPONDENT & CNN HOST "QUEST MEANS BUSINESS": That recovery, Brianna, is really quite impressive because it is facing these headwinds of tech issues and the president's tweets about trade and, of course, China's moves overnight. You can see actually the Dow has managed to pull back somewhat. We're down 176. And that graph, which is the S&P 500, that actually tells the story of the morning, a slow but gradual. Now some traders here are even suggesting to me that it could actually go positive in the next hour or so, which would be interesting because -- cue for shameless plug -- in exactly one hour from now, Brianna, we'll be presenting a new show live from the New York Stock Exchange. It's called "MARKETS NOW LIVE." And you can watch it at CNNmoney.com. We're streaming. The new age has arrived for Quest.</s>KEILAR: You sold it so well, Richard. I think I'm going to tune in, in an hour. Richard Quest, at the New York Stock Exchange for us, thank you so much.</s>QUEST: Thank you.</s>KEILAR: And we'll be right back.
Dow Down Amid U.S. & China Trade Spat