ROMANS: I'm Christine Romans. Let's get an early start on your money this Tuesday morning. Stocks sell off in China rattling markets. The Shanghai's benchmark index tumbling 6 percent. European shares, U.S. stock futures following. It's a return in the Chinese stocks we have seen all summer, despite that government's efforts to stop a bubble from popping. Oil prices also moving lower this morning. Yesterday crude oil hit a new 6 1/2 year low, below $42 a barrel. Crude oil prices down 11 percent in just a month. Shell gets the green light to drill in the Arctic Ocean off of Alaska's northwest coast. The government approved a permit allowing Shell to drill below the ocean floor for the first time in decades. That's because shell brought in equipment to prevent a possible oil blowout. Environmental groups oppose off shore drilling there. They say it will harm wildlife already threatened by global warming. The Arctic is home to an estimated 20 percent of the world's undiscovered oil and gas. A college degree is an advantage in this job market, but education has not helped everyone equally. In the past 20 years, the median wealth for blacks and Hispanics with college degrees declined. That's according to a new report, a new report from the St. Louis fed. At the same time median wealth for whites and Asians with a college degree grew more than 80 percent. That's because blacks and Hispanics carried more debt in the recession and their wealth was tied to their homes. Interesting St. Louis Fed study there. EARLY START continues right now.</s>ROMANS: Breaking news this morning. Police are searching for a man they believe could be behind the terror attack in Bangkok. At least 22 dead, more than 100 injured. We have new information ahead. Hundreds of Hillary Clinton's e-mails flagged for secrets. Did the former secretary of state handled classified information through her private email server? New developments. Donald Trump's immigration plan dividing people running for president, igniting a new debate over birthright citizenship.
Shell Permitted to Drill Off Alaska.