and by the way, your 401(k)s? boom. they will go down like a sinking something. what sinks rapidly? a rock. they will go down like a rock.

the worst loss in eight months, 401(k)s taking a hit. what's behind it? a lot more news ahead tonight, including the hurricane, as we >>> we turn now to the other news this wednesday night, and word tonight of the arrest of the operator of that limo company involved in that tragic accident that killed 20. tonight, authorities say that limo never should have been on the road. again on this story, abc's david kerley. >> reporter: the man operating that limousine company in upstate new york is tonight in police custody, charged with criminally innocent homicide in the deadly crash that killed 20. >> the sole responsibility with that motor vehicle being on the road that saturday rests with nahmoun hussain. >> reporter: authorities say hussain knew the 2001 stretched ford excursion had failed an inspection and should not have been on the road. and that the driver was not properly licensed and had been cited before for driving the vehicle illegally. the company lawyer calling the charges premature. the driver, two pedestrians and the 17 passengers all died. tho

your 401(k)s will become us -- devastated if democrats take control.dal system to a really messy halt, and you see what is going on in congress right now with one of the most respected people potentially, hopefully supreme court justice brett kavanaugh. [applause] >> [crowd chanting] we want kavanaugh! president trump: what they are putting him through, and his family, democrats want to raise your taxes. they want to restore job killing .egulations there is no administration ever who has cut that many regulations. we have regulations. we want clean water, crystal-clear air. we want beautiful environment. but you don't have to have regulation that makes it impossible for our country to compete with other countries. that is what we are doing. cripplecrats want to law enforcement. they want to get rid of ice. how about i see echoes -- how about ice? they are tough and they love our country but you need tough ones. they are tough. they love our country. they get rid of ms 13 and these gangs. you wouldn't believe it. they throw them the hell out or they bri

people, the 401(k)s, they have 401(k)s and they were dying with them for years now they are so happy. ♪ everything is awesome >> president trump touting the new american trade deal and everything is awesome. jumping 300 points as it looks like trade fears won't be hanging over the market any longer but wait a second. >> whoa, whoa. >> that's right. closing at lows of the day even the airlines are tumbling on higher oil prices was today's rally really not as awesome as it may have seemed, guy? >> s&p closes within half a percent of an all-time high. all-time high in the s&p was 2940 we're 16 handles or so away from that everything that the president said is factually true -- >> we're not up 50%, 40%. >> 46%. >> close enough. >> rounds. >> don't exaggerate. >> whether it be 40 or 50%. >> so it's up 46%. >> the part about people dying with their 401(k)s is a bit of hyperbole but everything is great. vix is at 12 not a lot of fear out there. you mentioned small bank etf, lowest levels we've seen since last october russell rolling over is a bit of a concern. s&p, who is to argue the fact t

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people, the 401(k)s, they were dying with them for years.so happy i was telling the story i often tell of a policeman in new york came up, his wife was always very upset with him as an investor because he wasn't doing well with the 401(k)s. now she thinks he's a genius because the numbers are so crazy. we are up over 50% since the election and you heard me say this many times, but african-american unemployment, asian unemployment, hispanic unemployment is at record lows in history, not for the last two years, the history of our country, african-american, asian, hispanic. young people without high school diplomas, all at historic, that's a very important sector, all at historic lows the lowest in history. it is really something that's great. this is helping so much with people to get out of prison. we have a tremendous problem they get out of prison, can't get a job. employers don't want to hire them the economy is so good they're hiring them and they're turning out to be incredible workers, they're really given a second or third chance in so

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people, the 401(k)s, and they have 401(k)s and they were dying with them for years. now they're so happy. i was telling the story i often tell of a policeman in new york came up. his wife was always very upset with him as an investor. because he wasn't doing well with the 401(k)s. now, she thinks he's a genius because the numbers are so crazy. but we're up over 50% since the election. and you have heard me say this many timeser but african-american unemployment, asian unemployment, hispanic unemployment, is at record lows. in history. not, you know, for the last two years. the history of our country, african-american, asian, hispanic. young people without high school diplomas. all at historic -- that's a very important sector. all at historic lows. the lowest in history. really something that's great. this is helping so much with people to get out of prison. we have a tremendous problem, people come out of prison, they cent can't get a job. employers don't want to hire them. the economy is so good, they hire him, and they have turned out to be incredible workers. the

and your 401(k)s? boom. they will go down like a sinking something. what sinks rapidly? a rock.y will go down like a rock. democrats want to massively raise your taxes. country,cialism on our we will be another venezuela. [booing] pres. trump: they want to take away your health care, destroy your second amendment, and i think the people in nevada are not big on having your second amendment taken away. [cheering] pres. trump: not a big point. that is not a good sound bite. how do they win an election? do we really have an election? away yourto take second amendment, they want to raise your taxes, open your borders, let people in, illegally, then they want to pay for those people for health care, education, they want to give them cars, drivers licenses. [booing] pres. trump: i said last night, indid a great, great rally arizona last night, and i said last night, what kind of car will they supply them? will it be a rolls-royce? the democrats want to throw open grip --ders to deadly deadly drugs and gangs and anybody else that wants to come in. and they really have. i say this and a

you don't want your 401(k)s being cut in half and if you vote democrat, that's what will happen.to erase our gains and plunge our country into a nightmare of gridlock, poverty, chaos and frankly, crime. because that's what comes with it. so we are just five weeks away from one of the most important congressional elections in our lifetime. you see what's happening in washington right now, so you know how important it is. you see what's going on. [chanting] >> president trump: by the way, look at back there, look at all that media. if we could ever get them on our side, we would win for a thousand years. [cheers and applause] on tuesday november 6th, i need your vote. i need your support to stop radical democrats, and to elect proud it minnesota republicans, and we have some great ones right now up for election. this week, i announced another historic victory for our nation. we are replacing the job killing disaster known as nafta with the brand-new u.s. mexico canada trade agreement. it's called the usmca, that works, right? i didn't want to use nafta, that has been a disaster to

they want to keep their 401(k)s really good. they're up40 or 50% in 401(k)s. they never had it. steve: yesterday was a bad day for investors. >> that's fine. federal reserve is getting a little too cute, that's all. that is red includes what they're doing. democrats look what they would do to it. they would knock it down, instead of up 50% you would be down 50%. when i took over this economy, this economy was ready to crash. we were at 1% gdp. now we're at 4.2%. it was ready to crash. it was the worst, if you look from depression, from the great depression, it was the worst recovery in the history of our country. and obama threw tremendous money at it. don't forget obama was playing with zero money. so he was playing with funny money. he was, it was very easy. i'm paying interest at a high rate because of our fed. and i would like our fed not to be soing a aggressive because i think they're making a big mistake but i'm, i'm playing with, you know, with money that we pay interest. now that is good for people with money in the bank and now they can get interest on their money for

fewer and fewer people have pensions. 401(k)s and iras. eligibleof the workforce invests in a 401(k) or ira and too many of them are under investing in those programs. there is rising inequality. i see it in our district i have had 184 house parties across the 49th district. they i listen to people's concerns, making the end's meet come over and over again they are worried about the cost of living. they are worried about retiring with dignity. vote for drilling off the coast perch also told the san diego tribune that she could not determine whether the climate was changing or man was causing climate change. we have scientists in our district and all around who can make it perfectly clear. we have to listen to the scientists. when your legislator and a member of congress, you don't have the luxury of being uninformed. we need members of congress who will work with their scientists and believe that we have to reduce our emissions, clean up our air, our water. the time has passed for allowing polluters to write climate positive be -- climate.

diehl: securing people's 401(k)s and future retirements. sen. warren: for the billionaires, not for the rest of america. jon: i want to move on, if you have more on this coming you can return to the topic later care why don't we do that so we can get some other topics in? you will go first, senator warren. let's shift to foreign policy. earlier this evening saudi , arabia admitted journalist jamal khashoggi died at the hands of their own officials inside the saudi consulate in istanbul. a killing that has many in congress calling for severe sanctions while the white house to date has struck a less combative tone to president trump called the saudi's "a good ally." this issue has local economic repercussions too. some of our most important businesses and institutions benefit from saudi money. what response based on what you now know would you advocate in the senate? one minute. sen. warren: i want to start with the fact that this was not just some ordinary killing. this was killing someone in the press who asked questions. that a dictatorship doe

people open up the 401(k)s and they see maybe it wasn't as good as it was last month, what kind of effect have on psychology for voters? >> trish, at this point, not to duck the question, it is hard to tell because usually these things take a little bit longer to play out than what you're describing which is, you know the beginning of november, they get their 401(k)s, they're down, so they get less inclinedded to vote republican. usually takes three to six months for the impact of a brief downturn, it has been brief and swift. as we sit here today can't really say anything. the polling shows anything the republicans up in the last week or so, certainly in the senate races. trish: james, i personally, i said this earlier in the show i think is a blip. i think there are very, very good fundamentals. the china thing, it's a little bit of a threat but we'll make it through all of that. as long as we continue to see wage growth and job growth, we're heading in the right direction and economic growth. but you know, nonetheless, if you have a market that's trading lower, i don't necessarily thin

one an edge is the k s two the plane and then we have videos of these planes so it's it is this is a it's not. pictures and names this is fact and that man disappeared this is a fact so even how can you explain the presence of fifteen saudis in the consulate that day what is what is what is the answer to that ok the saudis have got. people before and they have killed people inside the country so let me finish i didn't cut you off so this saudis did kidnap not sort of site famously from beirut and his his faith has never been known he's probably killed and they have assassinated you that saudi arabia has a death squad that they have killed protesters even young ones so this is nothing new yes other because other countries like iran and and syria does it it's not. going to do it because it's a crazy idea people do that the thing is the person who detains an elected head of a government said laddie i don't think this is beyond him to kill a dissident in se because the sometimes power makes you do crazy things and this is exactly what we are seeing we have the mad king of saudi arabia

. >> reporter: the market roller coast certificate likely to in in our 401(k)s experts say it's best to o the long term. >>> take a peek outside. >> strongest winds tomorrow morning when you wake up in areas of the northeast is when the storm hits the coastal areas. inland areas winds won't be that bad. in the afternoon, nantucket good gust up to 55. as far as the travel forecast the worst is the southeastan upd alleged kidnapping in fairfield. type weather in areas of the northern ohio valley and light rain moving through the region too. we'll have complete details including a better sunda thantu. >> fast forwarding in to your weekend since nobody won t powerball on wednesday we have this to look forward to. the grand prize is $750 million. next drawing will be tomorrow at 11:00 eastern. >> game three of the world series gets under way in l.a.. dodgers looking to defend their home turf. >>> today is national pumpkin day. celebrate the holiday by carving some day, so celebrate by carving some pumpkins, maybe drinking some warm pumpspice latee. dustak ty cloths lock away a twice as mu

for those of us getting heartburn watching the swings in our 401(k)s, experts say it's best to stay focused oew york. >>> also tonight, a tragedy at yosemite. a man and woman in a deadly plunge. >>> plus, video of two women on a walk when the unthinkable happens. >>> and the happy birthday surprise spreading joy and tears. inspiring america. >>> next, the tragedy at one of america's greatest national treasures, a man and woman plunging to their deaths from a popular overlook at yosemite national park. here's our stephanie gosk. >> reporter: the grandeur of yosemite national park draws more than 4 million people a year. today at taft point, the iconic cliffs turned deadly. a man and woman plunged thousands of feet to their deaths. officials have yet to release the couple's names or how they fell, raising the total number of deaths in yosemite to eight in just the last six months. rock climbers jason wells and tim klein died scaling el capitan in >> a very sad day for us. >> reporter: another hiker slipped and fell from the cable section of half dome in may. in august, the bodies of two peopl

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for those of us getting heartburn watching the swings in our 401(k)s, experts say it's us best to stay f on the long-term. >> take a peek outside. bill karins is back with us. >> tomorrow morning when you wake up in areas of th northeast, inland areas,he winds not that bad. throughout the afternoon, the trongest winds are out there on the coast. hentucket, gust there up to 55. that's a look at big weather story of the day. more's a closer look at your dah ead. so after the rainy weather yesterday, we cleared it out in texas, louisiana, arkansas. also, looking at some cool, cloudy type weather in the northern soiohio valley and lig rain moving through the region, complete details on the weekend forecast coming up, including a better sunday thanaturday. i said better, by the way, not great. >>> nobody won the powerball on wednesday, we have this to look forward to,he grand prize total is now $750 million. that's top five ever. next drawing is tomorrow,1:00 eastern. >>> and tonight, game three of the world series gets under way at 8:00 p.m. eastern. the dodgers looking to defend their hom

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fewer and fewer people have pensions. 401(k)s and iras. nothing wrong with them, but only 32% of the eligible workforce invests in a 401(k) or ira and too many of them are under investing in those programs. there is rising inequality. i see it in our district i have had 184 house parties across the 49th district. as i listen to people's concerns, their challenges, making ends meet in an expensive place like san diego, they are worried about the cost of living. they are worried about retiring with dignity. ms. harkey did vote to make it easier to trail off the coast, regard this what she chooses to say this evening and she recently told the san diego union tribune that she could not determine whether the climate was changing or man was causing climate change. we have scientists in our district and all around who can make it perfectly clear. we have to listen to the scientists. when you are a member of congress you don't have the , luxury of being uninformed. we need members of congress who will work with their scientists and believe that we

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peoples 401(k)s, their pensions, everything is doing much better now because of the reforms that have taken place. so on that aspect i think we are 100% in agreement. i don't approve of offshore drilling. i've been involved in this district, actually get almost all of my adult life. i lived in southern california since i was nine and in this district most of my adult life. i worked as a on ocean water quality issues, you know, on runoff from development. we worked on salt creek development or plant rather to clean up that water. i've worked on issues, worked on beaches that a are been stagnat weathers been no circulation due to breakwaters or whatever. i've done a lot in those areas. i also helped to work on issues with the new river with who is now supervisor in riverside county. i do believe we are making progress. i do think in a lot of environmental issues california issues could be a little bit different and we need to understand that. i worked in the legislature. i understand what we do. i understand where the votes are crafted. right now i think on the economy and on issues ove

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but in k.'s of the new escalation two wars probably for asian of course these wouldn't help china to stop to refrain on the contrary they could be just as sign of incitement and china as you know is thinking about more strategic and military presence in asia that's the nother element as should be matter of conserve show i mean america did touch on this didn't they they did say that china could perhaps be included in any treaty would you like to see them the chinese come to the table. well it could be just an excuse to say ok i'm denouncing i.m.f. seems russia is not a round table like if you want to have a russian round the table is not just the best way to say i'm withdrawing from the treaty on the contrary you have to us plain you have to open a dialogue with china you have to explain it would be mutually advantages to include china i would be in principle very much in fear of having one day china or round a table but knowing china is not the best way to say to say take or leave it in that case

bart making police officers and k-9's more visible... increasing security at stations throughout the system... especially in downtown san francisco... where k-9's actively searched and sniffed trains and platforms.shontise nicole/bart rider- "i rode bart home after my shift and i was scared to death. it was so packed and crowded and i was really really scared. but i was unaware of what happened until i actually got on bart, and i was shaken." bart says while there have been no specific threats made against the system... it's important they boost the presence of officers should an incident unexpectedly breakout. cathie byington/bart rider- "i'm not really afraid. i kind of stay in passenger car that i feel pretty safe at, and i have not had a problem." not much out of the ordinary at the north concord martinez bart station. passengers saw officers there during the morning commute. but it was mostly quiet in the late morning and early afternoon. dean carrico/bart rider- "(philippe) did you hesitate to ride bart today in light of what happen

bart is making police officers and k-9's more visible. and increasing security at stations. pecially in downtown san francisco. where k-9's actively searched and sniffed trains and platforms. there have been no specific threats against the system. but it certainly has some riders on edge. (ken) bart says riders should not hesitate to reach out to an officer if witnessing anything potentially dangerous. lawrence lawrence karnow: it was a beautiful day around the bay area with sunny skies and warm temperatures. highs today were in the 70s and low 80s inland but patchy dense fog swept in along the coast in the afternoon to keep temperatures cooler there and in the 60s. skies will be mostly clear tonight with patchy dense fog. lows will be in the 40s and 50s. high pressure will continue to build warming us up even further. highs tomorrow will be in t

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even this afternoon, the president pointed to volatility in stock market, saying that people's 401(k)s could be at stake. >> they are waiting for results of midterms, if they don't do well for republicans, i think you will all lose a lot of money. reporter: on birth right citizenship, congress never passed a law granting sts citizenship to children of illegal immigrants and supreme court has never ruled on that particular aspect of the 14 amendment. up until now it has been a custom. lou. lou: john thank you. >> also tonight, leading caravan of the central american migrants has rested nearly 900 miles from u.s. border, as second and more violent caravan, trails them by 250 miles, but hoping to reach the lead group in and form up as one. as these caravans there are now 5 are headed north, president trump taking to twitter to warn of violence nature of some of those migrants, caravans are made up of very tough fighters, he tweeted. and people. fought back hard and viciously against mexico at the northern border before breaking through. mexican soldiers hurt, were unable or unwilling to s

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wild october run for the stock market continued but this time it was positive news for everyone's 401(k)sthe dow surging to 422. s&p 500 up 22, the nasdaq jumped 111. how can the u.s. expand american businesses in the developing overseas market equipment we'll talk live with a man running point for the president and one of the only agencies making money for the u.s. government. that's next. >> bret: welcome back to the white house, where the flag flies at half mast for the victims in pittsburgh. ray washburn, resident, ceo of the overseas private investigation organization, opec, thanks for coming out. first of all, people at home, what does opec do? one of the agencies that makes money for the u.s. government? >> set up in 1971 to help the -- in sub-saharan africa or south america, we can go in and lend the money. >> bret: bipartisan support. you got new powers, more money to do that tex-mex vehicle we came into office, when the new trump administration came in, opec was slated to be eliminate. convinced both sides of the house and the senate that opec is soft diplomacy and something tha

gridlock and chaos, the stock market which is up at record levels and now the highest, will drop, your 401(k)sill be devastated. your taxes will rise beyond your wildest imagination. rob: a tough fight to keep bob corker's seat in check. he heads to mississippi today, minnesota thursday, kansas on saturday. jillian: the president also taking aim at democrats trying to block the nomination of brett cavanagh as it is revealed the supreme court nominee's friend is interviewed by the fbi and his third accuser walking back her claims. rob: doug lose 8 or --luzader is here with a twist. >> reporter: donald trump at a rally last night firing up the crowd talking about how his supreme court nominee, brett kavanaugh, has been tweet -- treated through this process and blamed specific democrats. >> went around telling war stories, people dying left and right. he was never in vietnam. it was a lie. cory booker, the job he did, dianne feinstein had this letter for months and she didn't reveal it until everything was finished. >> reporter: if they stick with the initial timeline fbi investigators should be

and by the way, your 401(k)s? boom. they will go down like a sinking something. what sinks rapidly? a rock. they will go down like a rock. democrats want to massively raise your taxes. impose socialism on our country, we will be another venezuela. [booing] pres. trump: they want to take away your health care, destroy your second amendment, and i think the people in nevada are not big on having your second amendment taken away. [cheering] pres. trump: not a big point. that is not a good sound bite. how do they win an election? do we really have an election? they want to take away your second amendment, they want to raise your taxes, open your borders, let people in, illegally, then they want to pay for those people for health care, education, they want to give them cars, drivers licenses. [booing] pres. trump: i said last night, we did a great, great rally in arizona last night, and i said last night, what kind of car will they supply them? will it be a rolls-royce? the democrats want to throw open your borders to deadly drugs and gangs and anybody else that wants to come in. and the

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. >> remember when trump said democrats when but be careful because your 401(k)s will fall apart.epublican chances in the midterms have been rising in the stock market has been tanking. >> you guys are missing the point totally. but. there is immediate surge in consumer and business optimism. that never happened under president obama. >> paul krugman said things were going to go to in a handbasket. >> the recent consumers in a higher people is because they are confident in the future. they're optimistic in this president made them that way by promising tax cut in pulling back on a lot of regulations liberally smothered the economy. it is real. >> couldn't say enough good things about tax cuts and the regulation. the president has made you more free. people don't vote their pocketbook. they about their morality. deregulation tax. deregulation tax company can americans were free. >> making people more prosperous are able to move up to better jobs. david: freedom and prosperity is not a bad duo. >> my hair started to come in a little record 2016. david: everything is working better.

. >> look of 401(k)s. let's say we have bad time in three weeks from now.hey will go down tremendously. people lose files. if they don't go out and vote, then they have themselves to blame because they'll lose wealth. i've had 11 points $7 trillion. >> no question that the rate stay mild and although they're starting to creep up, is the regulation has tax cuts have been incredibly strong for the stock market. 50% since he's been in office. it's not necessarily as rosy over the next 12 to 18 months because we are now in a different rate environment. and that will have an impact. >> let's switch gears dramatically. dramatic air vent in mexico is moving closer to the u.s. border. honduras and el salvador. the president giving us this afternoon. take a listen. >> we gave them hundreds of millions of dollars. they do nothing for us. they can do a lot better job. i don't know what's going on with mexico. i guess it looks like the people who won't get in the middle of mexico. so i'm not exactly thrilled there either. david: president trump tweeting earlier south i

people for the 401(k)s and they were dying with them for years. now they are so happy. was always very upset with him as an investor. he wasn't doing well with the 0 401(k)s. now he's a genius because the numbers are so crazy. we're up over 50% since the election. and you have heard me say this many times. african-american unemployment, asian unemployment, hispanic unemployment is at record lows. in history, not for the last two years, the history of our country african-american, asian, hispanic, young people without high school diplomas, all at historic -- that's a very important sector. all at historic lows. the lowest in history. it's really something that's great. this is helping so much with people to get out of prison. we have a tremendous problem. people come out of prison and can't get a job. employers don't want to hire them. the economy is so good they are hiring them and turning out to be incredible workers. they are given a second or third chance in some cases. but i have had numerous employers come up and say i have taken poem in prison and we have hired th

people, the 401(k)s, they have 401(k)s and they were dying with them for years.i was telling the story i often tell of a policeman in new york came up, his wife was always very upset with him as an investor, because he wasn't doing well with the 401(k)s. now she thinks he's a genius because the numbers are so crazy. but we're up over 50% since the election. and you heard me say this many times but african-american unemployment, asian unemployment, hispanic unemployment, is at record lows in history. not, you know, for the last two years. the history of our country, african-american, asian, hispanic. young people without high school diplomas, all at historic, that's a very important sector, all at historic lows. the lowest in history. it's really something that's great. this is helping so much with people to get out of prison. we have a tremendous problem. people come out of prison, they can't get a job. employers don't want to hire them. the economy is so good, they are hiring them and they are turning out to be incredible workers. they are given a chance, they a