ABC World News Tonight with David Muir Full Broadcast - Nov. 4, 2026

David Muir, ABC's World News Tonight, America's most watched newscast now streaming same day. with all the breaking news of the day on Disney Plus. Most watched, most trusted now on Disney Plus every night. Tonight, breaking news, President Trump's new reaction to election night. Also the chilling video, authorities say a man armed. with a rifle opening fire on employees at a Citibank. complex and a helicopter. has crashed in Miami right into Biscayne Bay. First tonight, the sweeping change,

Democrats taking control of the House and the Senate. Tonight, President Trump in his first appearance, showing reporters the site of the White House ballroom, signing the last beam, talking about his project before addressing the election. What he's now saying about it tonight, and two Senate races still too close to call at this hour, less than 70 votes between two candidates in one race. Tonight, the stock market soaring after the election. and the change in the balance of power. The Dow up more than 1,500 points,

and tonight oil prices now down under $100 a barrel. amid hope for an end to the war in Iran. What's next for gas prices here in the U.S.? Also breaking tonight, chilling video appearing. to show the moment authorities say a man armed. One with a rifle opens fire, the deadly attack at a Citibank complex. Tonight, the deadly helicopter. crash in Miami, crashing upside down. in Biscayne Bay, what we know. The storms and flooding, the dramatic rescues tonight, body camera video showing. officers diving into a canal to save people sinking in a van.

And tonight, the cross-country storm moving. into the Northeast tomorrow, from D.C. to Philadelphia, up to New York City. Lee Goldberg is here. The Major League pitchers accused of rigging their own. pitches to make thousands. You'll see the video tonight of those pitches right here. The stunning moment on the football field. after being left motionless for more than 10 minutes. There is news tonight on that NFL star. Two college students who died tonight. Authorities calling it a catastrophic failure and fall.

Hope Leo and Bob Dylan tonight. And are you looking for an affordable oil change. for your car with some heart? Strong. From ABC News World Headquarters. in New York, this is World News Tonight. with David Muir. Good evening. It is great to have you with us here. in a very busy Wednesday night, this chilling and deadly attack. on workers at a Citibank complex and this helicopter.

going down in Miami right into Biscayne Bay. But we are going to begin. tonight with the historic midterm election Democrats. taking control of the House and the Senate tonight. President Trump now Now reacting to the stark. message sent by voters, many in normally deep red states. that voted for President Trump by double digits, now sending Democrats to the Senate. The president first bringing. reporters today to the site of the White House ballroom, talking about his project before addressing the election. Tonight with Vice President J.D. Vance. is blaming Republican losses. on the war in Iran and how President Trump.

responded when asked about the vice president's message. Democrats on track tonight to have at least 54 seats. in the Senate now, flipping at least. And of course, there's a lot of good. news for you.

24 hours after American. voters sent a roaring message handing Congress. to Democrats in a stunning rebuke of President Trump. I think we just made some history. The president today calling. reporters to the site of his new White House ballroom. It'll be the most magnificent when you see what we're doing. between the marbles and the.

Describing his construction. plans for 25 minutes before signing the last beam. And finally, addressing the election results. But for months, Trump had been urging voters. to pretend he was on the ballot. At the polls, his record front and center. 79 percent of voters say. inflation caused them moderate or severe hardship. And 63 percent blamed Trump's policies for the higher prices, gas and diesel spiking since the president attacked Iran.

Today, Vice President J.D. Vance. posting, "The reason we lost is the war. Any honest conversation. about where we go from here must start there.". Trump insists the war was worth it. On Capitol Hill, Democrats picking up at least. 29 House seats, a number likely to rise. It wasn't simply a blue wave, it was an American tsunami. In Texas, horns sounding celebration.

in the streets of Austin. James Tallarico, the state's first Democratic. senator in nearly 40 years. We united Texans from all backgrounds. and beliefs onto one team. to take on this broken, corrupt political system. Tallarico then in a remarkable moment, surrounded by supporters as he celebrated at Whataburger. [Applause]. ...and Jose Salvador Alcala, who will become the state's. first Latina governor. "I never set out to be a politician. I am a mom. I am a mom who loves her children, who believes in their teachers, and who believes in Texas public schools.".

I am a mom. I am a mom who loves her children, who believes in their teachers, and who believes in Texas public schools. In Georgia, too, Keisha Lance Bottoms will become. the first black woman governor in American history.

Also in Georgia, a resounding re-election for. Democratic Senator John Ossoff. The American people have rebuked the depravity, corruption and incompetence. of the failed lame duck President Donald J. Trump. In South Carolina, Dr. Annie Andrews defeating. Senator Darlene Graham, Trump's hand-picked And now, here's a look at the candidates.

Nobody in Washington recruited me to run. Nobody handed me a seat in the United States Senate. (CHEERING AND APPLAUSE). And nobody wrote me a script. I owe no one in Washington anything. I owe South Carolina everything. (CHEERING AND APPLAUSE). In the Midwest, voters sending the nation's.

first Muslim senator to Washington. "My name is Abdulrahman Mohamed Sayed. And I am so proud and honored to stand here. as your senator-elect from the great state. And in ruby red Kansas, which hasn't elected a Democratic senator.

in nearly 100 years, voters picking Adam Hamilton, pastor of the nation's largest Methodist church, who spoke with David just moments after his victory. Senator-elect Hamilton, it's David Muir in New York. Thanks for joining us. And how does that sound to you? Oh, my gosh. Good. Thank you, David. Did you think that's a great sound? And you know what? It's very exciting here in Kansas. Now it's a reality for you in deep red Kansas, the first Democrat. to be sent to the Senate in almost a hundred years.

What was it? First of all, obviously cost of living. was a huge thing for farmers, the tariffs, the war health insurance, one in 60, one in 50 people. in Kansas taken off of health insurance last year and a half. But there were two other things. One was Kansans want Democrats. and Republicans to work together to solve problems. And that's not been happening. We're better together. And Kansas believe that. And the other thing I'll tell you is just human decency. And David, the big question here tonight, what comes next now. that Democrats have swept the House and won the Senate? President Trump here today, standing in his new ballroom,

said he's willing to work with Democrats, quote, unless they want. to be destructive, adding, I have the power of the veto. All right, Mary Bruce, who is right here at election headquarters into the wee hours. of the morning back at her post there at the White House. Mary, thank you. And believe it or not, tonight, this isn't over yet. We have the Senate races in Mississippi and Alaska. Still too close to call at this hour. In fact, in Mississippi, moments ago, less than 70 votes. between the two candidates. Now, a new batch of votes just counted. The Democrat pulling ahead by more than 1,000 votes.

So let's get right to Rachel Scott. I'm not even sure Rachel has slept yet. Still at the big board tonight, but show us. Mississippi, the Senate race, this is very close. And we have these new numbers that are just coming in. Just moments ago we got this new. batch of votes showing that the Democrats, Scott Colomb. growing his lead here from 70 votes to over 1,000. over the incumbent Republican Senator Hyde Smith. Right now 96% of the vote in so far. We know that state officials. were still waiting to count thousands of mail-in ballots.

So it still could be a couple of days. before we get the final results in this race. I want to take you over to Alaska, another very tight race. that we are following here. 74% of the vote in right now. It is the Democrat, Mary Peltola, that has a slight. edge over the Republican incumbent Senator Dan Sullivan. You may remember that other Dan Sullivan. that was in the race. He did not make the top three. If none of these candidates. get 50% of the vote, this now moves into a second. round because Alaska uses rank choice voting. This could take a few more weeks.

before we know who exactly won this race, David. All right, a few more weeks. You'll be on it, Rachel. You were great last night. I appreciate >> Thank you for joining us. We appreciate this again tonight. In fact, the election also having an effect on the economy. The stock market reacting to the election results tonight. The Dow soaring more than 1500 points today. The NASDAQ up 364 points. The S&P 500 up nearly 120 points. And tonight, oil prices plunging. to less than $90 a barrel now, fueled by hope. that there may soon be an end to the war in Iran. Gas Buddy reporting tonight. that the average price of gas could fall.

below $4 a gallon here in the U.S. in the next week. We'll be tracking it. To the other news this Wednesday night, chilling video here, appearing to show the moment. that authorities say a man armed with a rifle opened fire. The deadly attack at a Citibank complex outside Tampa. And ABC's Pierre Thomas tonight with the disturbing video. Tonight this chilling new video obtained by affiliate WFTS, capturing the moment authorities say a man armed. with a rifle attacked employees. at a Citibank complex outside of Tampa, killing.

HEAVILY ARMED OFFICERS SWARMING THE SPRAWLING PROPERTY. I'M BEING ADVISED. BUILDING'S BEING EVACUATED. I'VE GOT A POSSIBLE SHOOTER INSIDE. THE SUSPECT'S VEHICLE PLOWING OVER MEDIANS AND THROUGH A FENCE. AREA TOWARD A SET OF BUILDINGS. WHERE MORE THAN 3,000 EMPLOYEES WERE WORKING. Crashes into an outdoor. seating area where multiple individuals were having lunch. The suspect exits the vehicle with a rifle, approaches the female, and she is shot.

That woman died, the gunman then moving inside. Citibank armed security engaged the suspect in the cafeteria. of the building. Both individuals exchanged gunfire. Suspect shot and killed by the guard, investigators say. Staffers streaming from those buildings, officers work to clear offices. Four people sustaining non-life threatening injuries.

And tonight, sources telling ABC News, the shooter may have had a financial grievance and. that police are investigating whether it's tied to the bank. David, given the chaos and the thousands of people. who were working on that campus, police breathing a. sign of relief that more people were not injured or killed. Our Chief Justice Correspondent, Pierre Thomas, live in Washington. Meanwhile, there's been a deadly helicopter crash in Miami. The chopper crashing upside down right into Biscayne Bay. Victor Oquendo from Florida.

Tonight the devastating storms. that have flooded Florida all week now possibly. a factor in this deadly chopper crash off Miami. We heard about the helicopter that went down over there. A helicopter crashing and landing upside. down in Miami's Biscayne Bay just before noon. "Currently right now, the boat is upside down right now. They've reached the pilot already.". Boats and dive teams racing to the scene after a Mayday call. from a Good Samaritan. "The helicopter apparently is a chartered helicopter and.

was in the process of filming boats on the water.". The Coast Guard confirming one dead, two others rushed to the trauma center in critical condition. >> The violent thunderstorms over Palm Beach County Sunday. may have been a major factor in the tragic Learjet. crash that killed all nine people on board. The crash comes as the east. coast of Florida endures a third day of relentless rain. Body camera from hard hit Port St. Lucie showing.

officers diving into a canal to save two people, David Muir, Rachel Scott, Rachel Scott, Rachel Scott, Rachel Scott, Rachel Scott, Rachel Thankfully everyone got out okay. South of Port St. Lucie, we met Jose Aguilera in this mobile home. community in Davie, still full of dirty water. You've lived here since you were 15. Have you ever seen it this flooded? Never. And it's been like this for how long?

For five days? He's helping his neighbors pick up the pieces. David, every single block in this community looks. like this one, and it's been like this all week. They have a long road to recovery ahead. David, that is for sure. Victor, we're thinking about all those families. Victor, thanks. We continue to track the flooding and now. this cross-country storm moving into the Northeast. Rain from Washington. to Philadelphia, New York to Boston. Let's get right to senior meteorologist Lee Goldberg. with us here tonight. Hi there, Lee. Hi, David. We haven't rained in New York in nearly three weeks.

Tonight we're watching. some downpours and even some isolated thunderstorms. from Minneapolis to Cleveland, Asheville to Atlanta. By tomorrow morning, a batch of rain is entering the Northeast. Towers are actually up and down the coast tomorrow, but no major issues. Some slick spots. in the northeast where we've been so dry. On Friday, pockets of heavy rain along the coast. from the mid-Atlantic to New England. By Saturday, lingering rain over northern. New England before the storm exits. And a gusty November wind will follow. We're back to reality after that. David? Lee Goldberg tonight, Lee. Thanks, as always. We turn now to those alarming. and unsettling moments on the football field. after being left motionless for more than 10 minutes.

There is news tonight on NFL star Jack Campbell of the Lions. And here's Morgan Norwood. It was the stunning moment on the field, the Detroit Lions. star Jack Campbell laying motionless for more than 10. minutes before he was carted off the field. Obviously, you see he's immobilized. Tonight, the all-pro linebacker says he's making progress. in the hospital as he recovers from a neck injury sustained. during this tackle against the Minnesota Vikings on Sunday. Campbell saying, "I have full movement in my lower body.

and I'm continuing. to make progress with movement in my upper body. I know there's still work ahead, but I remain very optimistic. Today the Lions coach. giving no timeline for Campbell's recovery, but said it's moving in the right direction. To know that he is improving and, you know, this thing, the status is changing. every eight hours, ten hours in a good way. And David, tonight Jack Campbell. is thanking his doctors along with the Lions. medical team for caring for him on the field. David. Morgan Norwood reporting. Morgan, thanks.

>> You're about to see the video of those pitches right here. Here's Aaron Katersky. >> To the millions watching, they look like any other pitches, leaving fans on the edge of their seats. But federal prosecutors say each one of these pitches. was rigged to make money as part of a gambling scheme. They say Cleveland guardians closer Emanuel Clause, one of the best pitchers in the game, threw balls like this one into the dirt on purpose.

This is a story that's not only about the best in the world, but also about the best in the world. Trial charged with conspiring with sports bettors. They've pleaded not guilty. Prosecutors calling them cheaters who helped bettors win. hundreds of thousands of dollars in fraudulent wagers. while they took thousands in kickbacks. Federal prosecutors said Klaase texted a bettor during this 2025. Guardians game against the Reds asking if the bettor was ready. The bettor responding, "But of course.". And moments later, Klaase's pitch landed. in the dirt.

And the bettors won $27,000. The defense is insisting tonight. David Clauze is innocent, telling the jury it would make. no sense for him to throw away a career that pays him millions. for a few thousand dollars from gamblers. David? Aaron Katersky with us here tonight, Aaron, thank you. When we come back here, we have learned that two college students suffered a deadly fall. Authorities tonight calling this a catastrophic failure. So what happened in a moment here? And then the images tonight, Pope Leo and Bob Dylan. What brought these two together? Just a moment here.

Tonight, authorities are now blaming what they're calling. a catastrophic failure. for the deaths of two Colorado college students. They went missing during a hike last month. The bodies of 19-year-old. Kaden Matsuda and 20-year-old Jackson Donlan were recovered. near each other in West Apostle Mountain. Authorities say they fell while rappelling. There's no word on the cause of that equipment failure. Tonight, NASA's Swift Space Telescope. has plunged back to Earth. It ends a 22-year investigation of the. universe's biggest explosions, and it comes less than three. months after a longshot rescue mission failed.

Much of that thirty two hundred pound telescope burned. up as it reentered the Earth's atmosphere near Indonesia. When we come back here tonight, remembering a famed. celebrity hairstylist, also the legendary Bob Dylan. at the Vatican one on one with Pope Leo. And are you looking for an affordable oil change? This story's for you. To the index of other. news tonight, we do have a passing. the note tonight, John Frieda, the famous celebrity hairstylist. and beauty brand entrepreneur has died. Some of his clients included Princess Diana, Madonna,

former First Lady. Jackie Kennedy Onassis, and the Beatles. There's no word yet on the cause of death. Frieda was 75. Legendary musician Bob Dylan was at the Vatican for a private. meeting with Pope Leo. The Vatican released photos, but no details about the audience. between the two Midwest natives. The first American pontiff is a noted fan of Dylan's, even quoting his anti-nukes protest song "Go Away Bomb". in a preface of a book released in July. When we come back here in the broadcast tonight looking. for an auto repair shop and affordable oil change,

you'll want to see this in a moment. Finally tonight here, a look under the hood, America Strong. Tonight in Houston, Texas, there's a brand new auto shop in town. They say it's affordable with heart. And take a look at this. It's run entirely by high school students from the Houston. Independent School District, the Barbara Jordan Career Center. The high school students learning to become mechanics, looking under the hood, rotating the tires. From 9 to 3 on Fridays, you can book an appointment.

there in Houston, get an oil and filter change for 35 bucks, a tire rotation for $20, and a multipoint inspection for 25. They say bring your own oil, and instructors are supervising. The students learning how to service cars. and their community, and right here tonight, Those students, Junior Zachary Masega. - I wanna. give back to the community what I learned and what I'm learning. now in this program. - Sophomore George Guerrero.

- Bring affordable car repair services. to the community and provide me with a really good automotive. repair job skill. - And Junior Samir Thompson. - We're gonna learn about cars, oil changes, all the good stuff, and we're only here to learn something new. - We love it. We hope the line is around the block now. I'm David Muir. I'll see you right back here tomorrow night. Good night. David Muir, the most trusted. and most watched newscast in America. And now, World News Tonight has won the Emmy. for Best Live News Program for the fourth year in a row.