i'm neil cavuto.s been an awful day weather-wise in the gulf and an awful day at the corner of wall and broad. we're on top of each development. the situation with the hurricane and it's a doozy, michael at a category four, flooding and wind and a good deal of damage but could have been worse. i wish i could s

i'm neil cavuto. lines are popping up across the country. folks are trying their luck for tonight's megamillions jackpot. the grand prize is now, as i said, worth a staggering billion dollars and moving up fast and furiously. we've got kristina partsinevelos in new york city where lotto fever is hitting a fever pitch. kristina? >> what we know right now, it's climbed to a billion dollars. you add the powerball, which is at $470 million, you're looking at close to $1.5 billion up for grabs. so of course, you have these lovely smiling people behind me. sir, you bought your ticket? >> no speak english. >> so he got a ticket. he hopes he wins. every person that walks into this store has been buying tickets what are the odds? what are the odds of winning the powerball and the megamillion? 1 in 88 quadrillion. if you focused on the megami megamillion, you're more likely to hit a royal flush in power or get attacked by a shark in ocean. your odds are not great. are you buying a ticket? >> i am. >> what would you do with the money? >> i would. i wou

i'm neil cavuto, this is "your world." stocks selling off on indications that the battle royale with saudi arabia is on. what they knew and when they knew it and who was part of this coordinated attack on "the washington post" columnist, jamal khaishoggi. increasingly signs point to saudi arabia but the president went tip his hand what he knows or what his secretary of state knows. let's go to kevin corke with the very latest. hi, kevin. >> neil a lot of people are wondering if steve mnuchin would make his way to saudi arabia for the fiy. but if i could quote pauly from goodfellows, you have to keep up appearance. of course he couldn't go given what the administration knows based on relimb -- preliminary information picked up by mike pompeo. so today mr. mnuchin took to twitter. he said just meet with real donald trump and secretary pompeo and we have decided i will not be participating in the future investment initiative summit in saudi arabia. mike pompeo just returned from turkey and saudi arabia in search for answers o

i'm charles payne in for neil cavuto, this is "your world." we'll talk to the former fbi agent that helped crack the unabomber case. catherine herridge is on the investigation. blake burman at the white house. catherine? >> thank you, charles. this afternoon we confirmed through a federal law enforcement official that the working theory of investigators is that a single individual or group has been behind all of these packages. that is based on a number of similarities with the devices as well as similarities with the packaging. let's take a look at the photo of the device -- that suspicious package found at cnn. you can see it has the excessive postage and the excessive packaging and the unusual or pronounced labelling, this is addressed to john brennan. it also has a returned a dress to debbie wasserman-schultz. that was a returned a dress on at least one other package. the fbi is handling the forensics in this case and they believe they'll get an answer within days if not sooner. let's listen. >> i want to assure you that the reason that we

i'm neil cavuto. it's been an awful day weather-wise in the gulf and an awful day at the corner of wall and broad. we're on top of each development. the situation with the hurricane and it's a doozy, michael at a category four, flooding and wind and a good deal of damage but could have been worse. i wish i could say the same about the investment community. we're on top of dramatic developments. by the way, i want to kickoff on the financial side and could bring to us session lows down 3%. the worst single day performance back to early february. you'd have to go back to levels in this market that we have not seen since back in august. i want to step back from this. as bad as it was, we're re-visiting in cases of some stocks that were last seen four to six weeks ago. let me say that the catalyst for this was an improving economy. i know that sounds weird. but a lot of this has to do with the backup in interest rates to address that improving economy. the notion that interest rates are going to have to g

neil cavuto with context and perspective the next hour. more on fox's top story.aken the suspicious package found at cnn's headquarters or at least the new york bureau in columbus, circle to a special facility in the bronx. that's where nypd officers bring explosive devices to detonate them. you've been there, rick leventhal. >> i have. it's in the bronx. they have gun ranges there and a mock urban village. they do shoot and don't shoot drills. they bring explosive devices there for investigation and for detonation. we saw one of the vehicles transporting that device earlier today. the total containment vehicle. this is standard procedure. if there's a device, they put it in the big drum on the back to make sure if it blows up it doesn't hurt any within. they bring to it that facility. they bring it to an area known as the pit on the southern most point. they bring illegal fireworks and other ordinances and blow them up there. nine out of ten times the device isn't an explosive. in this case, they didn't want to blow up this device. because it's chocked full of ev

neil cavuto coming up right here. >> all right. they went out buying. welcome. i'm neil cavuto. you're looking at the closing bell. nasdaq wrapping up what has to be certainly one of the more volatile weeks we've seen this year. you have to go back to february to see anything like it. they're relieved we closed out on a buying note. that was important to folks that said if we didn't, there could be panic in the weekend. relief now. but a long way from being back to normal now. that's what we're going to explore as we kick things off. the implications of this comeback. the dow and other issues including some promising returns we got from banks reporting the third quarter earnings. even there, there were caveats. we begin with susan li on wall street. no doubt just happy that it's all over. we also have lauren simonetti getting engaged on how this is falling out on main street. let's go to susan first. susan? >> we came off the worst week since march. volumes were in line with expectations. the dow would have had to rally over 83 points to make it avoid being the worst weeks in si

i'm neil cavuto. lines are popping up across the country.tonight's megamillions jackpot. the grand prize is now, as i said, worth a staggering billion dollars and moving up fast and furiously. we've got kristina partsinevelos in new york city where lotto fever is hitting a fever pitch. kristina? >> what we know right now, it's climbed to a billion

neil cavuto coming up right here. >> all right. they went out buying. welcome. i'm neil cavuto.ng bell. nasdaq wrapping up what has to be certainly one of the more volatile weeks we've seen this year. you have to go back to february to see anything like it. they're relieved we closed out on a buying note. that was important to folks that said if we didn't, there could be panic in the weekend. relief now. but a long way from being back to normal now. that's what we're going to explore as we kick things off.

i'm charles payne in for neil cavuto. catherine herridge has more. >> we just wrapped up a news conference in new york, a wide-ranging news conference. the status of the investigation, what they told us, they have not identified any new suspicious packages. fitting the same template of what we've seen the last 72 hours and they say they have done an analysis on the white powder that was discovered with the cnn package yesterday. that typically involves a type of dna analysis and they said they found nothing that was biological or dangerous. let's listen. >> the powder in those particular envelopes did not present a biological threat. other analysis is ongoing. it's worth repeating that any device could be considered potentially dangerous and treated as such until proven otherwise. >> a law enforcement official told us yesterday that white powder can be added to the packages in order to sort of amplify the fear factor causing large scale evacuations because it could be a biological agent. what you're seeing, the package se

i'm neil cavuto, this is "your world."the battle royale with saudi arabia is on. what they knew and when they knew it and who was part of this coordinated attack on "the washington post" columnist,

in addition, "your world" with neil cavuto begins right here. i'm shepard smith in new york. >> we have arrested cesar sayoc in connection with this investigation. they uncovered a latent fingerprint from one of the envelopes containing an ied that had been sent to maxine waters. we have confirmed this fingerprint is that of cesar sayoc. >> he's been charged today with five federal crimes, including interstate transportation of an explosive, illegal mailing of explosives, threats about former presidents and certain other persons. >> reaction fast and furious as the suspected mail bomber is nabbed after a nationwide man hunt. welcome. i'm charles payne in for neil cavuto. this is "your world." president trump praising an incredible job by law enforcement. cesar sayoc of aventura, florida is now in police custody. a white van covered with political stickers is seized by police as two new devices are discovered in new york and florida. we have fox team coverage phil keating with what we're learning about the suspect and catherine herridge and how i

i'm neil cavuto. first, to john roberts at the white house on what is fast becoming a very delicate balancing act for the president of the united states. >> reporter: i'm told by officials on the q.t. we may hear something from saudi arabia in the not too distant future explaining what may have happened to the saudi journalist who is was a columnist for "the washington post," jamal khashoggi. a suggestion of a rogue operation that the president was talking about this morning may have ended up in khashoggi's death during an interrogation, which was apparently unauthorized by the saudi government. we are digging a little more deeply into this. officials here at the white house reluctant to say anything just yet because not fully informed yet by the saudi government. there is also a question of classification here. we are keeping a close eye on our saudi sources, because they may have something to say about it very soon. the president on his way down to florida today saying he had about a 20-minute conve

i'm charles payne in for neil cavuto.rridge has more. >> we just wrapped up a news conference in new york, a wide-ranging news conference. the status of the investigation, what they told us, they have not identified any new suspicious packages. fitting the same template of what we've seen the last 72 hours and they say they have done an analysis on the white powder that was discovered with the cnn package yesterday. that typically involves a type of dna

i'm neil cavuto and you are watching "your world." air force one at joint base andrews. the president of the united states expected to leave for iowa very shortly. he will be making a speech there. of course, he has been on a campaign run here where he has picked up a number of issues, not the least of which is the improving economy. the kavanaugh situation where he is now sitting on the supreme court of the united states. in fact, listening to his first case today. before we get to any of that. before the president left the white house, did he stop moment tearily to talk to the reporters. we're told actually for more than just a couple of questions. maybe 10 to 15 minutes worth. once that tape is available, as shepard just told you, we rerack it and we start playing it blake burman first at the white

you can come catch lou dobbs, neil cavuto can give you the results of the house and the senate no matterer end. don't forget to turn in for the morning after. it will start an hour early 4:00 a.m. eastern time. it has been a spooky month for stocks on wall street. [music] [female narrator] the end [music playing backwards] of hunger and poverty . . can help a family start a small business. creating food and income for education, medicine and more - all while caring for the earth. at heifer international, we help small-scale farmers achieve living incomes through economic development and private sector partnerships. we empower communities by creating women's groups, farmer's associations and cooperatives that strengthen social support networks. and we teach sustainable, earth-friendly agriculture that minimizes environmental impact and reduces the carbon footprint. around the world. and right here at home. heifer international. learn more at heifer dot org. lauren: october is a volatile month for trading and this month has certainly been no exception with the dow swinging wildly from shar

ashley: neil cavuto might. neil: who might drop by? stuart: you. neil: all right. i'm setting my dvr. and i don't even know how to set a dvr. welcome back. looking forward to that we're looking forward to our new lineup today. also looking forward to hear more from the president in florida touring all the hurricane michael ravaged area in florida, the panhandle, through georgia. we'll keep you on that. also keeping on top of the growing rift with the saudis. secretary of state mike pompeo is on his way to meet with the saudi king. remember he is the father of the new prince who many say might have been behind this attack, presumed attack, disappearance, whatever you want to call it on this "washington post" journalist. we're following all the developments right now. blake berman live at white house with more. blake. reporter: neil, believed to be the first phone call between president trump and saudi king saloman since the disappearance of "washington post" columnist, jamal khashoggi. the president said the king denied any involvement in khashoggi's disappearance.

i'll be on with neil cavuto.nd i will be on with stuart varney and "varney and company" the morning after the election. the private sector job growth coming in like gangbusters. bye-bye, adios, october. it was terrible. october historically is a slippery ride. home depot and caterpillar. they accounted for half of the dow's plunge for the month. the nasdaq has its worse month in 10. good-bye october, on to november. look at this. nasa retiring its space telescope. look what kepler is credited with. a discovery of over 2,500 planets outside our solar system, many of which could be promising places for life. to nasa's mission to touch the sun. the parker probe is getting closer to the sun than any other spacecraft in history. "game of thrones" fans. naomi watts will star in a new "game of thrones" series. the new spinoff called "the long night." next up, president trump now saying he'll deploy 15,000 troops at the border. three caravans are approaching. maybe more. our border commanders say they have never seen any

neil cavuto is in now. >> neil: seven days out and across america the push is on to get voters to the polls. i'm charles payne in for neil coverdale and this is "your world." 11 rallies in the final stretch and one and will be for republican ron desantis. he's facing andrew gillum in a tough fight in the florida governor's race. first, to federalists emily on how things are shaping up. the florida race is a tight one. >> is a very tight race and obviously new questions are raised with respect to andrew gillum. and ron desantis says it's a battleground. things will always be tough in thing like this, and it's a push for people to just about. and why is this so ugly? you start out the very beginning with the monkey this up comment. it feels like, as an outsider listening closely, i've heard little about the actual issues. >> it has turned into one of those races and i think it's one of the tests also for how when we are looking back on what happens next tuesday, how the progressive base is able -- and i think you could say a similar thing is happening in georgia with a gubernatorial bas

neil cavuto is in now. >> neil: seven days out and across america the push is on to get voters to theand this is "your world." 11 rallies in the final stretch and one and will be for republican ron desantis. he's facing andrew gillum in a tough fight in the florida governor's race. first, to federalists emily on how things are shaping up. the florida race is a tight one. >> is a very tight race and obviously new questions are

"your world" with neil cavuto starts right now. >> neil: you're looking live at a parking lot. it's not any parking lot. a lot of united states senators use that parking lot. lisa murkowski was one of them and other high-ranking officials, all going to be weighing on this report due out from the fbi very shortly. but the hoop you have to go through to get your hans on this report because there's only one report and it's not going to be copied any more than once. that's it. that's what you've got. those are the witness remarks on allegations that have been raised against brett kavanaugh. witnesses that supposedly support him, others that might or might not corroborate those, his critics. those that said he did awful things to them. details are sketchy. we don't know what the fbi report will mean. we know that senators around the fence like joe manchin and as i said, the lisa murkowski, the republican senator of alaska, they're all sitting on the fence until they get a chance to read it. chad pergram with more. chad? >> we're waiting for that fbi right now. we don't know when it'

"your world" with neil cavuto starts right now. >> neil: you're looking live at a parking lot. united states senators use that parking lot. lisa murkowski was one of them and other high-ranking officials, all going to be weighing on this report due out from the fbi very shortly. but the hoop you have to go through to get your hans on this report because there's only one report and it's not going to be copied any more than once. that's it. that's what you've got. those are the witness remarks on allegations that have been raised against brett kavanaugh. witnesses that supposedly support him, others that might or might not corroborate those, his critics.

charles: thank you very much, neil cavuto. i appreciate it. neil: all right, buddy. charles: i'm charles payne. this is "making money". the dow was up over 100 points this is the third rally attempt. this could be the day investors are looking for. can the market fend off all this negativity. first, president trump is in florida taking aerial tour to assess damage caused by hurricane michael. we have to start with this. >>> secretary of state mike pompeo is on his way to saudi arabia. he will meet with saudi king salman. the president sending pompeo after calling for a prompt and open investigation into the disappearance of "washington post" columnist jamal khashoggi. president trump spoke with saudi arabia's king who is denying any knowledge of what happened to khashoggi. watch. >> we are. >> we are leaving nothing uncovered. with that being said, the king denied knowledge. he didn't know, i don't want to get into his mind. searchedded to me like these could have been rowing killers, who knows. we'll try getting to the bottom of it very soon. but his was a flat deni

neil cavuto, we give you a little bit of a rally. neil: we're following the nicki haley developments. people are stunned at news and taking it at face value. they are be looking at housing market and housing-related stocks back up in rates. first on the nikki haley fallout, what happens now. blake burman at the white house with. reporter: seems every friday afternoon a departure would come at the white house come via tweet or some breaking news, in some other form. the white house moved to the press releases that were rolled out. today instead the u.s. ambassador to the united nations, nikki haley, came to the white house, sat in the oval office, two of them alongside each other, laying out haley's thinking and the administration thinking now why this is the appropriate time for her to step aside. u.n. ambassador to the united nations simply put believes in term limits. she has been in government, in very high-profile positions for quite some time. six years as a governor the state of south carolina and nearly two years as the top dip

"your world" with neil cavuto is coming up right now. ♪ >> neil: you are looking live at latham, newmore than two miles north of manhattan where we are trying to come to grips how it was 20 people were killed in a limo accident including two pedestrians. this is the deadliest transportation disaster to hit the united states in nine years. normally when you look at casualties, of that degree you are thinking of plane crash. it is the worst accident we have had in american history since a plane crash in buffalo, new york some nine years ago in ms-13 officials take t

neil cavuto.consulate in istanbul, turkey pressure is building on the saudis, lots of unanswered questions about exactly what happened to missing journalist jamal khashoggi. the saudis are pledging an investigation after that meeting with secretary of state. secretary will be meeting with turkish officials two members of the senate foreign relations committ

here comes "your world" with neil cavuto. have a great afternoon. >> neil: thank you, shepard. we expect to hear the president of the united states as that tape makes its way to us. corner of wall and broad on a crazy day here where we had stocks down 550 points. losses 126 points. a lot of the people saying melt down might have been a washing out process. way too early to say that the fact of the matter is there was a lot of concern built into the latest earning reports, still by and large coming in a lot better than expected that this trade thing is beginning to pinch. caterpillar the latest company to say you know what? the higher materials cost from us everything from effectsive tariffs on metal and loom hiking up the price of our goods. if that sounds familiar to you, obviously, it's something we have heard out of auto companies and the like but the president having none of it saying right now the underlying economy is doing still very, very well. so if i could just sort of posit here as bad as it looked at the corner of wall and broad down 126 points. it had been a lot wo

the best of businesses coming out next, on "you are wheeled with neil cavuto." now that's a privileged will be voting this week on the kavanaugh nomination. >> no under a republican colleagues wanted to limit it. they were worried about what it might find. >> the fbi is doing its investigation and what i'm going to do is, i'm going to wait to see what comes back. >> i waited until what everyone said was a right time to do it. >> and that could be friday. what happens friday, everything wraps on friday. welcome everyone, the world will stop sometime f

"your world" with neil cavuto is up next. blood sugar for 24 hours for powerful a1c reduction.ba® is a long-acting insulin used to control high blood sugar in adults with diabetes. don't use tresiba® to treat diabetic ketoacidosis, during episodes of low blood sugar, or if you are allergic to any of its ingredients. don't share needles or insulin pens. don't reuse needles. the most common side effect is low blood sugar, which may cause dizziness, sweating, confusion, and headache. check your blood sugar. low blood sugar can be serious and may be life-threatening. injection site reactions may occur. tell your prescriber about all medicines you take and all your medical conditions. taking tzds with insulins like tresiba® may cause serious side effects like heart failure. your insulin dose shouldn't be changed without asking your prescriber. get medical help right away if you have trouble breathing, fast heartbeat, extreme drowsiness, swelling of your face, tongue or throat, dizziness or confusion. i found my tresiba® reason. find yours. ask your health care provider about tresiba

neil cavuto.ou are looking right now at the saudi arabiaen consulate in istanbul, turkey pressure is building on the saudis, lots of unanswered questions about exactly what happened to missing journalist jamal khashoggi. the saudis are pledging an investigation after that meeting with secretary of state. secretary will be meeting with turkish officials two members of the senate foreign relations committee fair and balanced kentucky senator rand paul maryland democratic senator ben carbon. before all of that, blake burman of the white house on these fast-changing developments. hey, blake. >> hi there, neil, that's exactly right. the secretary of state mike pompeo will be in turkey tomorrow. today he was in riyadh, saudi arabia meeting with the saudi arabian king bin salman. president trump tweeted out yet again saudi arabia's top leaders continue to say that they had no involvement whatsoever with the disappearance of the missing "the washington post" columnist jamal khashoggi. the president tweeti

here comes "your world" with neil cavuto. have a great afternoon. >> neil: thank you, shepard.s that tape makes its way to us. corner of wall and broad on a crazy day here where we had stocks down 550 points. losses 126 points. a lot of the people saying melt down might have been a washing out process. way too early to say that the fact of the matter is there was a lot of concern built into the latest earning reports, still by and large coming in a lot better than expected that this trade thing is beginning to pinch. caterpillar the latest company to say you know

and neil cavuto, kat temp. >> juan, your next. >> what i saw in the dolphins-texans football game. take a look at this incredible catch! >> protected, know where to throw until now. what a catch! caught by parker! >> 40-yard catch at a ball thrown nowhere near him. a defender knocks the ball out of his hand, it bounced off his helmet, then flies 10 yards up the field into parker's hand. that was a crazy catch. it reminded me of the immaculate reception in pittsburgh for those of you old enough to remember that one. >> amazing. >> i'm very excited to announce this. my new show debuting saturday 10:00 p.m. eastern. sorry, greg -- [laughter] >> you are never coming back! >> fox and friends saturday and sunday. last night i was on tucker carlson and i soundly defeated washington times columnist fox news contributor barbara york in a heated game of "final exam." >> ed henry? >> texas tag. >> ed henry? >> pathetic. >> ed henry? >> ross, it was on "the five." >> you spend more time watching tv -- >> i love "the five."

cheryl: neil cavuto. there is a lot of news this hour breaking during this hour. take you live to philadelphia. in a short time from now we will see president trump. he will be delivering a major speech on jobs we'll by bring you the president's speech live as soon as it begins in philadelphia. i'm cheryl casone. i'm taking over for trish regan on "the intelligence report" this afternoon. other pieces of breaking news. kneel showed you this picture. we'll go back to it. we'll hear from senate majority leader mitch mcconnell any minute from now. he is vowing to hold a confirmmation vote on judge brett kavanaugh this week but a brand knew "qunnipiac poll" say a growing number of american voters should not confirm kavanaugh. what will it mean for the midterms? we'll talk about it. the markets, look at the dow hitting all-time high. we're up 156 right now. investors ignoring the political turmoil in italy. they feel pretty confident on our economy. more on the markets coming up later on in the show as we watch these numbers. first we want to go to blake burman standin

neil cavuto is on deck.and back here tomorrow afternoon. for drivers with accident forgiveness liberty mutual won't raise their rates because of their first accident. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty ♪ hi.i just wanted to tell you thdependability award for its midsize car-the chevy malibu. i forgot. chevy also won a j.d. power dependability award for its light-duty truck the chevy silverado. oh, and since the chevy equinox and traverse also won chevy is the only brand to earn the j.d. power dependability award across cars, trucks and suvs-three years in a row. phew. third time's the charm... i can do more to lower my a1c. because my body can still make its own insulin. i take trulicity once a week to activate my body to release its own insulin, like it's supposed to. trulicity is not insulin. it works 24/7. it comes in an easy-to-use pen. and i may even lose a little weight. trulicity is an injection to improve blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes when used with diet and exercise. don't use it as t

someone very smart on neil cavuto's show said in 1988 was the last time consumer confidence was thisigh and bill clinton's party did very well in the midterm elections. how do you see the economy playing in this years midterms? >> juan: i think it's obvious. the republicans can't run on it that's why the president has to resort to fear and loathing in fright night early. sending troops to the border. gangsters, ms-13, diseases approaching the border and i'm sending troops. what kind of madness is it? greg is right. a lot of things are being said that just aren't true. >> greg: i said both sides. i was being fair. >> juan: yeah, but i'm not being fair. >> greg: oh! >> juan: there is no analogous action by the democrats. what you have is president trump -- >> jesse: democrats say there's going to be a civil war and hitler and he's going to lock up -- >> juan: i don't think democrats are saying a civil wa civil war. >> greg: blood on the streets. taking social security. >> juan: i think they are more ofalways talking about health ce is the chief issue. everyone's health care is going to

here on fox news channel, it's "your world" with neil cavuto.own day on the dow. he will get started right now. >> neil: okay. thank you shepard. this is the east room of the white house. president trump getting ready to award a medal of honor to john candley. his story is remarkable. shep touched on it. he's credited with saving hundreds of marines. this is going back some 50 years ago. he's won a lot of honors and special citations, but a lot of his buddies, particularly the ones he saved that day and days said not good enough. he deserves the biggest honor of

he appeared on neil cavuto earlier today after getting some help from friends in st.e are fighting now to save our country. that's what this race is about. whether or not we can save our country. it's a choice between two very different visions of our future. there is a vision that you voted for in 2016, to rebuild this country. >> mccaskill is 1 of 5 democrats up for reelection in the state that donald trump run by more than 15 points. up next we will talk to the people who are following the midwest races. the political porters, reporters here on the ground in wisconsin and missouri. stay with us. ♪ a presidential speech did not land us on the moon. millions of man hours did. they built their way there. some will ta-ta-ta-ta-talk about the future. but you'd be a fool to believe them. you see talk doesn't get things done. building does. building like we have for the last 115 years. and building for the next century. building cars, new technology, and transforming cities. [engine accelerating] so let the other guys keep dreaming about the future. we'll be the ones buil

neil cavuto, thank you very much. neal was talking about it, great number, great market. we're down only 20. we'll take that. investors digesting political -- turmoil in washington. secretary of state mike pompeo made a brief trip to the microphone at the white house. nikki haley is announcing she is resigning as u.n. ambassador to the united nations. she will leave her post at the end of this year. we'll have a live report from the white house straight ahead. hi, everyone. i'm cheryl casone in for trish regan this afternoon. welcome to "the intelligence report." we have a lot of intel to get to. president trump praising nikki haley hoping she comes back in a different role? how will her relationship affect other countries. i will be asking former assistant secretary of defense lawrence korb. he will join me during this hour. >>> another t story. google under fire from the bombshell report in the "wall street journal" claiming that the tech giant exposed private data of hundreds of thousands of google plus users between 2016 and 2018 and get this, google allegedly knew ab

neil cavuto starts right about now. >>> his denial to me could not have been stronger that he had nothe crown prince had no knowledge. >> neil: the saudi king telling the president of the united states he denies knowing anything that happened. mike pompeo is on way to get to the bottom of it. i am talking about the fate of the missing journalist feared dead. now, the question is oil and whether it will spike because of it. a host of other investments go through the floor because of

"your world" with neil cavuto is coming up right now. ♪ >> neil: you are looking live at latham, nework. a little more than two miles north of manhattan where we are trying to come to grips how it was 20 people were killed in a limo accident including two pedestrians. this is the deadliest transportation disaster to hit the united states in nine years. normally when you look at casualties, of that degree you are thinking of plane crash. it is the worst accident we have had in american history since a plane crash in buffalo, new york some nine years ago in ms-13 officials take tntsb officialstake to the. all attention tonight on the president of the united states as he ceremonially swears in his choice for the u.s. supreme court. and he says is he looking forward to it. >> we will perform the swearing in 7:00 tonight at the white house. i leave here and guy home and swear in a man who will be a truly great united states supreme court justice. that's going to be my honor. >> neil: and it will be a big event 7:00 p.m. eastern. 3 hours from now. of course, fox news will be carrying that

here on fox news channel, it's "your world" with neil cavuto. kneel will make sense of the down day on the dow. he will get started right now. >> neil: okay. thank you shepard. this is the east room of the white house. president trump getting ready to award a medal of honor to john candley. his story is remarkable. shep touched on it. he's credited with saving hundreds of marines. this is going back some 50 years ago. he's won a lot of honors and special citations, but a lot of his buddies, particularly the ones he saved that day and days said not good enough. he deserves the biggest honor of them all and today he's going to get it from the president of the united states. john roberts live with more. >> what makes this special, the window to be recommended for a medal of honor is five years. in candley's case, his friends got together, people that were with him in vietnam and said look, what this guy did in six days of hell between january 31 and february 6 of 1968 is deserving not just of the navy cross, not just of two bronze stars, not just of

always great to see you as your mutual friend neil cavuto says we'll put you down as maybe. as usual with some strong views. melissa: striking warning to mexico. president trump threatening to close the nation's southern border as a massive caravan of immigrant inches towards the united states. so what impact could this have on the midterm elections? byron york of the "washington examiner" is next. connell: acting as his own spokesperson the aforementioned president trump taking the message to the people or trying to. will this style unique as it is, help republicans in november? joe concha from "the hill." media reporter. melissa: rooting outfalls information. facebook's latest effort to fight fake news ahead of the midterm election. can the tech giant shake its reputation, next? ♪ your typical bank. capital one is anything but typical. that's why we designed capital one cafes. you can get savings and checking accounts with no fees or minimums. and one of america's best savings rates. to top it off, you can open one from anywhere in 5 minutes. this isn't a typical bank. thi

neil cavuto, all yours. neil: i'm glad lizzie mentioned we are back to where we were in september, important distinction, calm in the middle of the storm. financial variety playing out at corner of wall and broad, what is happening around the florida panhandle and gulf coast. we'll keep you updated. as lizzie pointed out we're returning to levels we had little more than a few weeks ago. it has been wildly disruptive, for example in the technology arena, likes of intel and microsoft down north of 2 1/2%. amazon officially in correction territory. down 2%. netflix down 3 1/2%. facebook, apple, down 1% plus. we're also following on technology side the chip-makers and china gear producers, everyone from intel to nvidia, applied materials, teradyne, aslm holdings, all down anywhere from three, case of asml, for a while north of 5%. so whether this is overwrought or overdone, cooler heads eventually do prevail here but again the catalyst for all of this, back up in interest rates, not just in the 10-year note which

in addition, "your world" with neil cavuto begins right here. in new york. >> we have arrested cesar sayoc in connection with this investigation. they uncovered a latent fingerprint from one of the envelopes containing an ied that had been sent to maxine waters. we have confirmed this fingerprint is that of cesar sayoc. >> he's been charged today with five federal crimes, including interstate transportation of an explosive, illegal mailing of explosives, threats about former presidents and certain other

the threat is on and can you say it in a variety of languages wages, welcome, everybody this is neil cavutos is "your world." fox on top of a caravan of migrants that won't stop. 7,000 strong as it makes its way towards the united states. then the big question is what happens at that point. three ofhe

i'm neil cavuto. fox on top of now an order of events that is about to go down. procedural vote expected tomorrow and a tick tok to an eventual vote sometime saturday that could, anything can happen and often has throughout this process, maybe brett kavanaugh a supreme court justice. we have you covered with chad pergram on that timeline. mike emanuel with the drama on the hill. mike? >> leading republicans are praising the fbi's work under intense pressure and clearly pleased with what the they're reading. >> there's no way anything we did would satisfy the democrats. they've always got a reason why the goal posts need to be moved further down the field. nothing we could do would satisfy them. they're dug in. you've seen it from the beginning. >> leading democrats are not happy. chuck schumer and the top democrat on the judiciary committee, dianne feinstein spoke with reporters earlier. feinstein says what is notable is what is not in it in terms of suggesting the report is incomplete. schumer is given an incomplete as well and criticizing president trump's whit

the threat is on and can you say it in a variety of languages wages, welcome, everybody this is neil cavutond this is "your world." fox on top of a caravan of migrants that won't stop. 7,000 strong as it makes its way towards the united states. then the big question is what happens at that point. three of the central personal countries involved. that a lot of money in aid could be cut off or at the very least frozen because they have done little, he says, to contain this. blake burman at the white house with the latest. hey, blake. >> hi there, neil. you will remember last week president trump threw out this threat that money could be pulled from three central american companies, guatemala, honduras and he el salvador: he pull their fund organize substantially reduce it when you actually look at the amendment of money here. it is a pretty substantial amount. the latest data that we have or at least the most complete recent data that we have goes back to 2016 in which guatemala received $177 million in aid from the u.s. government. honduras 152 million. el salvador 90 million. that's about $

i will be filling in for my friend neil cavuto on "your world" so catch that at 4:00 p.m. eastern. have power houses in the tech world reporting. microsoft, visa and of course, tesla which is a fan favorite as well. liz: i'm telling you, i know we've got a lot of stock news because the markets are down, charles, but we are also getting in breaking news at this moment that is related to those bomb attacks. stocks are still taking on water as we head into the final hour of trade. green arrows at the open quickly turned red. deep losses across the board, particularly from the nasdaq to the russell to the transports. the federal reserve is not helping the picture which was already darkening after wages and prices failed to take off in the most recent months. this as the big apple finds itself not just at the epicenter of the financial world, but the center of major global headlines. the sell-off began as news broke that

i'm neil cavuto. now we have closure to a vote that could be tomorrow. brett kavanaugh has now the support of a majority of senators where he can be assured that montana senator steve danes, the republican daughter who is getting married tomorrow doesn't have to fly back to washington to close the deal. enough votes are there with 50 of the 51 republicans in the united states supporting the judge and one democrat to boot. there will be no need to call the father of the bride. let's go to mike emanuel on capitol hill with the latest and how all of this is falling out. michael? >> good afternoon. events breaking in real time there. you have west virginia's democrat joe manchin after a lengthy floor speech from susan collins saying he's a yes. senator collins went through in a detailed speech, 45 minutes, going through cases that judge kavanaugh has decided and why she thought he made the right decision. she went through the allegations from christine blasey ford and careful saying she was supportive of christine blasey ford and thought some people close to

he was talking to neil cavuto other day and this is what he had to say. >> i don't talk about impeachmentocrats to do. and i think the outcome of the 2018 elections are just completely unknown now. david: so the wise old men of the party are saying don't do it, adam a. >> well, i agree. i mean, years ago here in california i was against recall of gray davis which led to the election of arnold schwarzenegger who was a good governor of california. i still thought it was a terrible idea. i think impeachment is generally a terrible idea. people who don't want donald trump to be present have an opportunity to act on that in 2020, assuming that he runs. that would be a far more productive use of people's efforts to try to defeat the candidate -- david: by the way, he hasn't been very successful. guy spent $73 million in the 2014 midterms, trish, and he had more losers than winners. >> yeah. well, and i think he's going to lose on this one too. but keep in mind, the left is not just talking about impeaching trump, they want to impeach kavanaugh. there's a lot at stake, interestingly enough, with