the dow jones lost 55 points. nasdaq down 11. >>> the state of illinois suspended $30 billion in investment activity with the bank for a year. wells fargo served as a broker dealer for state investments and the move is likely to cost the bank millions. california made a similar move last week. >>> bass pro the outdoor retailer is buying rival cabelas for $4.5 billion. the two companies are known for superstores. it's not clear how many jobs will be lost in cabela's home state of nebraska where cabela's employs about 2,000 people. >>> google holds its hardware today. the voice assisted programs. the phone comes in two sizes with different backs. google is also expected to unveil a head set and controller >>> and anne-marie it's not too early to start thinking about thanksgiving. the meal service march that and marley spoon is offering a thanksgiving dinner in one box. it feets eight to ten people it includes stuffing, cream cheese, mashed poe taillight toes and brussels sprouts and apple pie. stewart says the kit wi

so today, the dow jones lost 4 poin to 18,162. the nasdaq dropped 4 1/2 and the s&p 50 was off nearly 3. >>> sales of existing homes rebod in september despite a persis shorte of prop to choose from. the national assoc of real says sales rose more 3% to its highest level e june. the repor also showed that firs homebuyers accounted for 34% of september sales, matc the highest level in moren four years. separa freddie mac reports that mortgage rates have hit their highest level in four months. >>> and the number of americans fili for unemployment benefits rose more than expected last week. the labor depart reports initl claims for unemployment bene increased 13,000 to a seas adjusted 216,000. part oth rea for the incr in claims could be re the effects of hurrmatthew, which left some people tempo out of work. for north carol in part increased by more th 2500 last week. >>> and the economy was a big focus of the debate last night, from national debt to taxes to economic growth. steve n takes a look at what both candidates said and wher

the dow jones lost 16 points on the day the nasdaq gained 16. s & p 500 lost less than a point. >> philadelphia international airport celebrated the completion of the renovation of terminal f today. this morning marked the grand opening of the terminal's baggage claim. it was the final step of the terminal's renovation and expansion. philadelphia mayor jim kenney and other officials were on hand to celebrate. >> a local high school teacher got the job of a lifetime this morning. the chance to co-host with kelly ripa. >> richard curtis. [cheers and applause] >>> how about that? souderton area high school teacher richard curtis walked out this morning moments after he was announced as the winner of the "live with kelly" and you competition. he got the good news earlier this morning and said he was just floored. >> i'm like there's no way at 6:00 in the morning i'm going to be able to go bananas but as soon as i got that text, i want to say i jumped up but a different emotion which is coming over right now took over and i was shocked. >> how about

the dow jones industrials lost 54 points. and the nasdaq composite was down 11. /// google holds itst google is expected to unveil a new smartphone-- the pixel-- which includes updated processors and voice assistant programs. the phones come in two sizes with different specs. google is also expected to unveil a v-r headset and controller and a new router. /// if you havent bought your airline ticket for the holidays yet- it may cost you. according to orbitz dot com - this is the secret week to book airfares - consumers who wait even a few days longer to book their holiday travel will be missing out on the best airfare prices for this busy and expensive brian and michelle. ((brian loftus)) >> hena, and martha stewart wants to plan your thanksgiving dinner. tell us about that? a - lets talk turkey well, the meal-kit delivery service.. "martha and marley spoon".. is offering martha stewart's favorite thanksgiving recipes and ingredients.. in a box. the kit serves 8-to-ten people. besides the turkey.. there's stewart's classic stu

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the dow jones closed 15 points the nasdaq lost seven. >>> samsung is sending fire resistant kits for return of its galaxy note 7 phones. the prepaid boxes include a static proof bag and then a box inside a fireproof package. customers are instructed to wear safety gloves and the boxes can be shipped by truck only. >>> ipo for snapchat could come by march. it's expected to be onef most lucrative ipos in recent years. snapchat is looking for a $25 billion evaluation. bloomberg reports that morgan stanley and goldman sachs will be the lead underrequires. >>> the use of subscription streaming services continue to rise, more american viewers are customizing their subscriptions. a study by gfk found 49% of the u.s. viewing population subscribes to at least one of services. netflix, amazon, prime, or hulu. in households that subscribe to them are less likely to subscribe to paid tv. >>> what is your halloween costume? about dressing as ken bone is in the man in the red sweater who became a sensation for asking a question during sunday night's presidential debate. the sexy ken bone costume i

who said there is a strong case to raise interes rates and keep inflatio as a result, the dow jones industrial ave lost5 points to 18,168. the nasdaq was down 11, and the s&p 500 dropped 10. >>> the international monetary fund cut its growth forecast for the u.s. and said the world economy is moving sideways. the agency said the u.s. and europe have both been hampered by weak productivity growth, aging populations, and income gains that have for the most part gon to the highest earners. th imf also said the isolatio trend could likely depress gr >>> believe it or not, earnings season is almost upon us and this quarter could possibly bring an end to a troubling trend. bob pisani explains why quarterly res may be at a turning point. >> reporte the earnings recessio may be about to end. here's why. on the surface, the news is kind of gloomy. the third qua earnings for the s&p 500 are set to decline 0.5% compared to the same period a year ago. this will be the fifth consecute quarter of earnings decline for the s&p 500. it would be the worst showing since 2007/2009. but this is the good news. there's a goo

the dow jones fell 54 points. the nasdaq declined 26 points. the s & p lost 8 points. ((linda-- in tonight's hollywood headlines... wall street. the dow jones fell 54 points, the nasdaq climbed to 26 and the s&p lost 20 points. >> norma desmond heads back to broadway, a new kid becomes the selfie king. possible jail time for justin timberlake, say is it so? days behind bars. ((linda--vo-)) speaking of selfies.... donnie wahlberg sailed into the time behind bars. posting a selfie from the voting booth. according to tmz, the das office in memphis is reviewing the case. punishment includes 30 days behind bars. >>> speaking of selfies, donnie warburg sailed aboard the new kids on the block cruise. he set a guinness book world record for 122 selfies and three minutes. that is pretty impressive. glenn close is bringing norma desmond back to set to reprice her iconic role as the unhinged fading start in a production of sunset boulevard opening this fairway. >>mark: tonight is the night cubs fan have been waiting for about 71 years. and a little more an hour the team will take

. >> on wall street, the dow jones gained 30 points. the nasdaq lost 33. >>> takata's exploding air bags are causing toyota to recall more cars. they are recalling 5.8 million vehicles around the globe. recall includes the corolla and the sub compact hatch back model. they are linked to at least 11 deaths here in the u.s. >>> new studies show the number of kids with peanut allergies has tripped the last few ye who suffer from severe peanut allergies should wear something called a peanut patch. the patch sends tiny amounts of peanut protein through the skin to train the immune system to tolerate peanuts. the treatment was most successful in children younger than 12 years old. >>> google is putting their ultra fast internet project on hold in a number of u.s. cities including tampa. the ceo of google announced he will be paused. there word on if they will abandon the project altogether. google is much faster than the average internet speed, but installing it is very expensive. >>> amazon's fire tablet has a new voice today. the alexa assistant. amazon cl

the dow jones industrial average dropped nasdaq lost 11. safety regulators are looking into expanding a recall of ford pickup trucks. last may ford recalled about 270,000 f-150 trucks from the 2013 and 2014 model years because of possible brake failures. and the new probe covers about 280,000 pickup trucks from 2015 and 2016. >>> the holiday sales forecasts are out and americans are expected to spend more this retail federation, holiday sail for november and december are predicted to rise 3.6% and that is up from 3% growth seen a year ago. and that is your money watch. for more, log onto cbsmoneywatch.com. >>> weather and traffic every ten minutes on the fours. >>> if you're heading west to colorado, everything looks great. californts and 70 in lass and rain in the pacific northwest. and wyoming, idaho and montana rain. and in texas, showers and thunderstorms possible today and the thunderstorms possible through the much of the we had west and there could be severe weather in places like kansas city later on today. and in florida, they're wa

on wall street: the dow jones industrial average lost eight points to close at 18,161. nasdaq fell nearly 26 points, and the s&p 500 fell six. for the week, the dow gained a faction, the nasdaq fell more than 1%, and the s&p 500 dropped seventh-tenths of a percent. and, bob dylan will accept the nobel prize for literature, after all. he had not been heard from since the prize was announced, two weeks ago. but today, the nobel foundation said dylan has now called to say he "appreciates the honor," and accepts. no word yet on whether he'll attend the award ceremony in december. still to come on the newshour: the f.b.i.'s review of new emails linked to hillary clinton, the tight race for president in unexpected battleground states, efforts to stop rape kits from being destroyed, and much more. >> woodruff: we return to today's revelation that the f.b.i will review newly discovered e-mails connected to hillary clinton's handling of classified information. to help us unpack what we know is devlin barrett of the "wall street journal." devlin, welcome back to the "newshour". so

and on wall street: the dow jones industrial average lost 28 points to close at 18,240. nasdaq fell 14 points to close at 5,292. and the s&p 500 slipped seven. all three indexes were down for the week, after three straight weeks of gains. still to come on the newshour: the surprising recipient of this year's nobel peace prize, iraqi families returning to what's left of their liberated city, setting the stage for the second presidential debate, and much more. >> woodruff: the recipient of the nobel peace prize was announced this morning, its laureate chosen from a record 376 nominees. and as in years past, the nobel committee had both a surprise, and a message to convey. chief foreign affairs correspondent margaret warner reports. >> ( translated ): i don't receive this in my name, but in the name of all colombians, especially the millions of victims from this conflict we have been suffering for more than 50 years. >> reporter: the new nobel peace prize laureate-- colombian president juan manuel santos-- met the news with a vow to ensure that this hemisphere's longest war

on wall street, the dow jones industrial average lost 45 points to close under 18,099. nasdaq fell 25 points, and the s&p 500 slipped six. still to come on the newshour, how new allegations against donald trump could shift the campaign. millions of nigerians displaced by militants face another threat: starvation. a legendary musician wins the nobel prize for literature, and much more. >> woodruff: we return now to politics, and the fallout from the latest allegations of sexual misconduct against donald trump. we get three views, from carolyn ryan, senior editor for politics at the "new york times," david maraniss, associate editor at the "washington post" and a biographer of bill clinton, and presidential historian jon meacham the author of "destiny of power: the american odyssey of george herbert walker bush." and we welcome all of you to the program. carolyn ryan, let me start with you since the "new york times" has been reporting on this. donald trump today is saying this is all lies. he said he's going to prove that they're lies. he said that the "new york times" is

. >> ifill: on wall street today, the dow jones industrial average lost 12 points to close at 18,268.he nasdaq fell nine points. the s&p 500 slipped one. and, the price of oil topped $50 a barrel, for the first time since june. >> woodruff: and, the music world is remembering british songwriter rod temperton, who turned out some of the most popular hits of the last 40 years. his music publisher says he died of cancer last week in london. starting in the late '70's, temperton wrote a long list of top ten songs, including "boogie nights", and michael jackson's mega-hit, "thriller." >> ♪ thriller, thriller night 'cause i can thrill you more ♪ than any ghost would dare to try ♪ girl, this is thriller, thriller night ♪ so let me hold you tight and share a killer, diller, ♪ chiller, tonight >> woodruff: rod temperton was 66 years old. still to come on the newshour, the presidential candidates' starkly different views on guns. why universities pay millions of dollars to host presidential debates. what some are calling a "turning point" in the fight against climate change, and much more. >> w

the dow jones industrial average lost 40 points to close at 18,162. the nasdaq fell four points, and the s&p 500 slipped nearly three points. >> sreenivasan: and, for wine lovers, it's a case of sour grapes. a global survey out today finds this year's production is the lowest since 2012. floods, drought and other bad weather took a toll across europe and south america. wine output in the u.s. actually went up, slightly. still to come on the newshour: an in-depth look at the key moments from last night's debate. rural voters feeling abandoned by today's politicians. general david petraeus' take on the fight in mosul. washington state divided over a tax on carbon pollution, and much more. >> woodruff: as we heard earlier, donald trump continued to suggest today he might not accept the results of the november election. but, should he lose, could trump legally challenge the results? and how would that process work? to examine some of these questions, we are joined by chris ashby, a republican election lawyer, and beverly gage, professor of american history

and on wall street: the dow jones industrial average lost 53 points to close at 18,169. the nasdaq fell 26 and the s&p 500 slipped eight. still to come on the newshour: bracing for a double-digit hike in health care premiums, what people in other countries think of the u.s. election, a water fight between iowa's farmers and city-dwellers, and much more. >> woodruff: two weeks and counting. with 14 days to go, the presidential battleground is narrowing, and one state is emerging as critical to the result. john yang begins our coverage. >> reporter: today the race for the white house seemed like a contest to be president of florida. donald trump was spending his third day in that state, which he says is make-or-break. >> that is a must-win for you. correct? >> i believe florida is a must- win, and i think we are winning it-- i think we are winning it big. >> reporter: public polls show hillary clinton and trump in a close race in the state, which explains why they were just an hour's drive apart. clinton was making her case that trump is unfit to be president. >> the first

and on wall street today, the dow jones industrial average lost 54 points to close below 18,254. sdaq fell 11 points, and the s&p 500 slipped seven. still to come on the newshour, a shocking result, colombia voters reject a deal to end 50 years of war. the impending battle to recapture mosul from the islamic state. a heated race for new hampshire's senate seat, and much more. >> woodruff: now to a major upset in south america. yesterday, voters in colombia rejected a peace deal between their government and the largest rebel group, known as the farc. it was hoped the deal would put an end to 50-plus years of conflict that's left hundreds of thousands of people dead. william brangham has the latest. >> brangham: sunday's stunning outcome in colombia touched off celebrations in parts of bogota. voters narrowly rejected a peace accord with the revolutionary armed forces of colombia, or farc, this, despite predictions it would win easily. >> ( translated ): we've all been victims of the farc and this victory is calling to the government to renegotiate the agreements, not to hand over t

the dow jones industrial average lost 85 points to close at 18,168. the nasdaq fell 11 points, and the s&p 500 slipped 10. >> woodruff: and, three british- born scientists who teach in the u.s. have won this year's nobel prize in physics. david thouless, duncan haldane, and michael kosterlitz were recognized for their research into rare states of matter. it paved the way for designing new materials for electronics and future quantum computers. haldane is now a physics professor at princeton. >> it's a very gratifying recognition of the work. i mean it's-- i don't think one goes into the business for prizes. you're kind of trying to find neat stuff basically. everyone wants to find neat stuff. >> woodruff: the other recipients are affiliated with the university of washington and brown university. still to come on the newshour: donald trump and hillary clinton focus on the swing states, as their running mates prepare for tonight's debate. what to expect from the only vice presidential face-off. plus, the implications of a deadlocked supreme court, and mu

the dow jones industrial average lost 16 points to close at 18,145. aq rose 15 points, and the s&p 500 slipped a fraction of a point. for the week, all three indexes gained a fraction of a percent. still to come on the newshour, the road to the white house and the likelihood democrats could take back the senate. a former n.s.a. contractor to be charged with espionage after a massive data breech. mark shields and david brooks take on the week's political news, and much more. >> woodruff: we return to the presidential election. now for a look at where the race stands, what each nominee's path to victory is and how down ballot races are shaking out this year, we are joined by our own correspondent lisa desjardins and nathan gonzales, editor of the "rothenberg & gonzales political report" and elections editor for roll call. and hello to both of you. so nathan, let's start with you. the electoral vote map has shifted a little. tell us what things look like now. >> secretary clinton has had the advantage both in the national vote and also the electoral colle

and on wall street, the dow jones industrial average lost 29 points to close at 18,169. the nasdaq fell 34 points, the s&p 500 slipped six. still to come on the newshour, new allegations against justice clarence thomas. the republican party's challenge with women. new emails that show bill clinton profiting from clinton foundation donors. how americans' economic prosperity could be masking future threats, and much more. >> woodruff: there are new allegations coming out today of sexual assault aimed at supreme court justice clarence thomas. marcia coyle, chief washington correspondent for the "national law journal" and a newshour regular, broke the story and joins us now. marcia, welcome to the program. you cover the supreme court. >> yes. >> woodruff: how did this come to your attention? >> well, the evening of the day all of us were reading about donald trump's audiotape in which he talked about how he treated women, morris smith, who is a lawyer and executive at natural gas company in alaska, put a post on her facebook page in which she recounted three instances of inap

the dow jones industrial average lost nearly 52 points to close at 18,086. sdaq fell 14 points, and the s&p 500 slipped six. still to come on the newshour: the fight for the last isis stronghold in iraq, rhetoric inciting worries of a rigged election, the rise of europe's far right, and much more. >> woodruff: now, mosul, and the start of operations to re-take iraq's second largest city from the islamic state group. jeffrey brown will speak with a former u.s. ambassador to iraq in a moment, but first, chief foreign affairs correspondent margaret warner reports on today's events. [gunshots] >> reporter: gunfire sounded all day, across the outskirts of mosul. columns of smoke billowed from artillery fire and u.s. coalition air strikes, and from oil ignited by isis fighters to blind attacking planes. long anti-isis convoys advanced, and by late in the day, the overall iraqi commander issued a confident assessment. >> ( translated ): the operations are going very well and according to plan. sometimes we are ahead of the plan because of the high morale, and fighte

the dow jones industrial average lost just over 18 points to close at 18,142. nasdaq fell one point, and the s&p 500 dropped a fraction of a point. still to come on the newshour: the f.b.i. director earning both criticism and praise for his handling of the clinton e-mail case, and how that news is playing out on the campaign trail, plus, best friends who dreamed of making a zombie movie unexpectedly rise to fame. >> woodruff: for more on the f.b.i.'s investigation into the newly discovered e-mails-- which may be related to hillary clinton's e-mail server-- we turn to "new york times" reporter, michael schmidt, and "politico" reporter josh gerstein. and we welcome both of you to the "newshour". josh gerstein, to you first, we know that late this afternoon there was a letter sent by the dethedepartment of justice to congressional committee chairs. tell us what was in the letter and why was it sent? >> it was basically responding to democratic complaints that what f.b.i. director comey did friday notifying they reactivated the clinton email investigation spawned sp

the dow jones industrials closed 15 points higher. but the nasdaq composite lost 7. /// toyota is recalling nearly 100 thousand hybrid prius in north america and tens of thousands more across the world. the problem... toyota says if the car isn't in park.. the brake cable can disengage and the vehicle could roll. if you have the sedan models fro 2016 and 2017 toyota dealers will attach a clip to fix the problem. /// amazon's new music streaming service is launchi expected to compete with other popular streaming services like spotify and apple music. users can pick from a catalog of tens of millions of songs. prime members will have the option to pay 8 dollars a month or 80 dollars a year - while non-prime members will pay $10 a month. owners of amazon's echo smart speaker, meanwhile, will be able to get the unlimited music service on one device for $4 per month. ((brian loftus)) attractions won't be available on one online travel website. tell us abuot that? a 0 tripadvisor won't be selling tickets to hundreds of animal attractions like swimming with dolphins or b

the dow jones closed 15 points higher, the nasdaq lost 7 points. now futures are pointing down. wells fargo's ceo john stumpf is out. he won't receive severance and will forfeit $41 million in federal regulators allege wells fargo employees met sales targets by opening bank and credit card accounts without customer consent. wells fargo president will step in as ceo. ipo for snap chat could come by march. it's expected to be one of the more lucrative in recent years. they're looking for a $25 billion valuation. bloomberg reports morgan stanley and goldman sachs will what's your halloween costume? how about dressing up as ken bone? he's the man in the red sweater who became a sensation during sunday night's presidential debate. the sexy ken bone costume is actually for a young woman. the red sweater is a crop top. high waisted pants and a cropped undershirt for about 100 bucks. >> i'm not sure that would work for ken bone. >> what if some people think he's sexy already? th there. thanks a lot. >>> let's get to thursday's top stories now. we'll change gears. the man accused of carr

the dow jones closed 15 points higher. the s&p gained two points when the nasdaq lost seven. >>> samsung is sending fire resistant kits for return of its galaxy note 7 phones. the prepaid boxes include a static proof bag and then a box inside a fireproof package. customers are instructed to wear safety gloves and the boxes can be shipped by truck only. by march. it's expected to be one of the most lucrative ipos in recent years. snapchat is looking for a $25 hulu. in households that subscribe to them are less likely to subscribe to paid tv. >>> what is your halloween costume? about dressing as ken bone is in the man in the red sweater who became a sensation for asking a question during sunday night's presidential debate. the sexy ken bone costume is actually forou the red sweater is a crop tie. there are high wasted pants and a cropped undershirt all for about a hundred bucks! >> i tell you. i heard that the actual sweater that he wore is completely sholed osold out and his tweeter feed went from a hundred to a thousand. like a kim kardashian. stock exchange, thanks a lot, hena. >> matthews makes history scoring four goal

when said and done, the dow jones industrial average rose 15 points to 18.144. nasdaq lost 7. the s&p 500 added 2. >>> from moscow today, an epic shocker. russian preside vladimi denied that his government was behind the hacking of the democrat party's e-mails. speaking at a busins forum, putin said "trying to influence the american election is not in russia's interest." geoff cutme h more from the russian >>> this is the first time the russian presi has seriously addressed allegations that moscow has been interfering in the u.s. presidential election process. he was here in moscow, attending a financial forum. and i took the opportunity to ask him directly about allegations that he had been involved in state-sponsored hacking of e-mails in the united . a claim he categorically denied. >> what we are observing, certai hackers have released certain information about how unseemingl mrs. clinton's headquar have been behaving during the election campaign. they have been supporting one party candida at the expen and then this issue started, this was done in the interests of russia.