of that earlier and you wouldn t be in the situation? i think the president is being respectful of the process. we know in life sometimes you have to struggle to get to a position where you re willing to make compromises that at the outset you weren t sure you had to make. the timing was perfect, just when things seemed they wouldn t move, he breaks it and going forward with clear direction. he wants replace associated with repeal. you have said over the last 48 hours, i m not quite ready to give up the ghost on repeal and replace. where are you if this bill is repeal and delay? would you support that at this point? i would have to see how this is being set up and the president made it clear he wanted repeal and replace. as opposed to answering hypotheticals far afield from where the president says he thinks we should be, i focus on working hard with everyone i can to do something good and good things happen, that s my approach. the president did talk about repeal and replace b
reporter: the word from federal investigators who are here in biloxi tonight is alarming. that this is the 17th time a train has crashed into a vehicle at this same railroad crossing since 1976. this time, four people were killed, more than 35 were wounded. the bus was pushed by the train about 200 feet. reporter: the tour bus, carrying a group of seniors from texas, was on its way to a casino when witnesses say the bus bottomed out as it was crossing the tracks. the railroad crossing sits over a hump. we tried to go in reverse, and it wouldn t move. reporter: john kemp lives nearby, and was driving the grey sedan you see here, when the freight train hit the bus. he stopped to help, and was pulling victims out through the bus windows. ironically that street is named after a city council member that was killed on that very same track back in the 80s when i was a kid. reporter: kemp was recording in january when this pepsi delivery truck got caught on these same tracks. th
heads woand wondering why. wolf? what s the citi group prediction? prepare ourselves for some sharp postelection market swings? citi is predicting its analysts are that if trump wins we could see the s&p 500 fall anywhere between 3% and 5% immediately. it predicted that a trump win would risk the u.s. put the u.s. economy at risk. the u.s. economy looking at slower growth and possibly a recession. these analysts also predicting that a clinton win wouldn t move stocks significantly. why is it that investors you would think would be excited to have a billionaire for president, why they re not rallying behind donald trump? because he s seen as a wild card, and hillary clinton is seen as more predictable. she is considered the continuity candidate. one thing wall street hates, instability and uncertainly. that s how wall street views
accident or mistake. i think the crucial thing for the united states is to focus on the in-state we re seeking in syria. we ve never picked out we said assad must go, but who s going to take his place? is it just to be a democratic election? is it a free for all, are we going to have a series of weak parliamentary leader emerge each for six months like the syrian opposition s doing right now with no leadership? that won t work in this region. we re standing by this hour the two presidents are going to be meeting here at the united nations, putin and obama. first time in two years they ve met across face-to-face for that matter. and some of president obama s critics as you know they say putin right now is almost completely outmaneuvering president obama in ukraine, for example, and now in syria. well, actually although i supported sending lethal weapons to ukraine to make sure i think president obama he took a chance that putin wouldn t move. and putin hasn t moved beyond
i went behind the tree. i was very scared as he approached me with the gun outstretched. at first, witnesses don t know what s going on. some think a movie is filming. maybe it s fireworks or a crazy prank. sonny kang is on a pay phone nearby. i heard the loud noise and turned around real quick and the first thing i see is the older guy with a gun in his hand. i was going to run too, but for some reason, my foot wouldn t move. i was shocked. like, oh, my god. the gunman is 64-year-old william strier. he s angry because he says curry is one of the people responsible for withholding his money from a trust fund. calmly, strier continues to shoot from one side of the tree to the other with curry bobbing and weaving from side to side. and he was just like a rabbit, just left and right, left and right. as soon as you heard a pop, he was moving. he hit me in the right forearm and he hit me on the