t.d. ameritrade. >> hi, nice to have you much. >> good evening. >> why is this happening? >> well, fundamentally it's what your -- it's the opening remarks in your story, about jobs, it's the fact the economy is not producing the employment these younger generations need. it's no secret unemployment does impact young adults that at a stronger rate. what our results show is jobs and overwhelming debt is driving a lot have people back to their home. >> and you're saying in your survey that those families that have brought their adult children back home say this this is having a negative impact, financial impact on their lives. who is. >> absolutely. >> susie: how much of a financial impact is this having. do you have a way to quantify it. >> we didn't, but we know that what people are feeling, it's an expense not just about room and board but individuals are starting to pay for their children's college loans, as well as discretionary spending, cell phones, so essentially the kids have moved back home and you've got other debts that they have accrued to pay for as well. >> su

t.d. ameritrade, fidelity and interactive brokers all have restricted the use of margin, or borrowed money, to buy stocks of certain chinese companies. e-trade did the same in march. the brokerages point to accounting questions, volatility and risk. many of the stocks with the restrictions are micro-caps trading under $10 per share. and that's tonight's "market focus." >> suzanne: they met, they talked, they say they made progress, and they'll meet again next week-- in other words, just another day for those deficit negotiations in washington. but now there is a new urgency. as darren gersh reports, concern is growing about the economic impact of any sharp cuts in federal spending. >> reporter: for months, republicans like house majority leader eric cantor have made their economic argument for cutting government spending right away. >> we believe that much of the problem surrounding the lack of job creation and growth in this country has to do with the fact that there isn't a credible plan to manage down the debt and deficit in this country. >> reporter: but progressives argue now is the w

t.d. ameritrade park in omaha, nebraska for the college world series. florida and south carolina.ht. up the gut, right past hudson randall. mooney would score. south carolina ties it at 1-1. bottom nine. bases stuffed with florida. no outs. john taylor, against tyler thompson. gets the out at home. can't beat that.y with the berry with the nice tag. one out. bases still loaded. wingo, again. look at that. defense goes to him. gets the out at first base. taylor, all fired up. it was very close. anything can happen in omaha. game tied at 1-1. runners on first and second. the s.e.c. player of the year, at the dish. jake williams comes up throwing. and how about that? cody dent, it's dugout time. get familiar with it. 1-1, after ten. move to the top of the 11th. still tied. runner at first for souou carolina. the throw, a little off the mark. then, the throw to third, also not so good. christian walker jogs home. gamecocks out in front, 2-1, on two throwing errorsy the gators. same score. mite price, on two days' rest. gets picket to roll it to short. south carolina wins 2-1, in 11 in

t.d. ameritrade park in omaha. the sparkling new home of the college world series.days but the missouri river is a few blocks away from the ballpark and getting closer. casey wian joins us live from omaha, nebraska, this morning. that has a lot of parents ball players pretty worried right now. >> absolutely it does. $40 million in indirect economic impact just throughout the weekend of the college world series for the city of omaha, brand new stadium you spoke of. people are concerned about folks being able to get into that stadium because as you can see here the water in the missouri river continues to rise. you can see the sculptures being overwhelmed by the water. you can also see how fast this water is moving. local officials here tell us that so much water is being released from dams up river, it's twice as much as they've ever known that's been released. it's just an incredible volume of water. very concerned about the levees in this area holding. they've asked for volunteers throughout the last couple of days to help come and fill sandbags. they're trying to

t.d. ameritrade park in omaha in front of 26,000 people. they set a record for the ncaa with 16 consecutive postseason wins, 11 consecutive wins in the college world series dating back to the 2010 season. the pitching staff had a 1.31 e.r.a. the bullpen was 6-0. great hitting, great coaching. more than anything else, big hearts. so to the gamecock nation, congratulations. back-to-back titles. you make us all proud. and if you're watching gamecock baseball and you have got a bad heart, you need to turn the channel because they win in the most dramatic figures. they never give up. they believe in themselves. i think michael roth, the winning pitcher of the last game, said that we don't have the most talented position at every position, but we play together with heart, we believe in each other, and maybe the country could learn something from gamecock baseball. if we all work together for a common purpose and put our differences aside, maybe we could achieve greatness, too. so congratulations to the coach tanner for back-to-back titles. we're