hi, scott. >> reporter: hi, erin. there's been some thought that -- and you can see it in the stock prices of bp, that maybe they were going to get through the worst of this, and at least relatively it wouldn't be so bad. well, that's starting to change a little bit. today moody's lowering its outlook on bp's debt. and the big issue is liability, which is why we are here in hopedale. that's $75 million cap that supposedly was going to limit bp's liability is pretty much a nonissue. there's also legislation in congress to raise that cap retroactively. but also bp has said that it's going to go past that. and it's because of people like the fishermen here in hopedale, some of them are getting some work with bp, preparing the shoreline, laying boom. but they're worried with all the chemicals now, particularly the dispersions going into the gulf of mexico, they're very concerned about the long-term impact. >> we're very concerned, you know. i've been doing this for over 20 years. some people more than that. i mean, that's

hi, bertha. >> hi, erin.ow, manufacture and retail were among the sectors which hemorrhaged the most jobs amongst the biggest declines over the last couple years, but now both are showing pretty good signs of life. the adp report showed the biggest private sector gains in april in the service sector, 50u7,000 and manufacturing up 29,000. construction continues to be the sore spot with 49,000 job losses. now, yesterday's ism manufacturing hiring index also showed the fifth straight month employers said that they are willing to add jobs. manufacturers like ford, which has begun to call back workers, albeit cautiously, but because they're seeing new demand, if you take a look at these, caterpillar is not another one of them, calling back about 2,000 furloughed folks. michael gurka says cat and other equipment manufacturers make him believe we're on the verge of seeing hiring resume in construction itself and more demand for construction goods. he likes players like freeport-mcmoran and copper. he says these comp

erin's junior year of college. erin is now a senior at marist college in poughkeepsie, new york, a small college with a catholic heritage. >> one day i came home from class, walked in my house, and my housemates were huddled around the computer, and they said that they had heard of and found this website. so i went over, checked it out, and just saw terrible, terrible things written. initially, it definitely affected a lot of girls i know. i think they were just devastated, embarrassed, upset. marist is a very small school. so one person hears something and it spreads like wildfire even if it holds no truth.op >> the website that was spreading the malicious gossip at marist and 500 other colleges and universities was called juicycampus. incredibly, the students had no way to stop it since the messages were all anonymously written and the web site was under no legal obligation to remove it. >> some of them definitely, probably were written by men who maybe left off on the wrong foot with a girl. maybe something happ

. >> reporter: as they watch him play today, erin and michael call their son noah a miracle child. >> he really is a miracle. >> nobody thought he would be anything like this. >> reporter: about a year ago, erin was at work when she got a phone call. >> a police officer thought my child was going to die. >> you don't want to think that you are putting a price on your child but unfortunately, you have to. >> reporter: they picked an in- home day care after seeing what they thought were impressive credentials. >> when we interviewed her, she had a full binder, one of those one and a half inch binders full of certifications. >> reporter: but just five weeks after noah started day care, they found themselves in an emergency room being told their son's brain was full of blood. >> this was not an accident. this was inflicted injury. >> a vier convicted her of child abuse after determining that she violently shook noah. >> reporter: today he average abouts 0 seizures a day, can't speak. >> what that is? >> reporter: has trouble balancing and is partially blind forcing him to tilt his head up

mommy, why don't you just call erin and tell her you're sorry? so, thankfully, i listened to her. a wise little girl and i did. so i am really sorry and i wanted to offer that publicly. >> elizabeth is getting a lot of flack for being so emotional during this apology. >> she is getting more flack for what she said about erin because the guy came after her. >> she is being made fun of for the apology. this is live television. we've all made mistakes. was it inappropriate? absolutely. but she has apologized. can we not make fun of her for crying while apologizing. >> i hadn't heard that part. >> that's the part today. sure there is outrage but now instead of just being angry it's like it's not enough now that it's resolved, that she called her personally. she had to cry. so i feel bad for elizabeth on some level on this one. >>> other news, "the washington post" announced today they might sell "newsweek" magazine. they said today that they're exploring the possibility of a sale. "newsweek" launched a 1933 -- launched in 1933, a huge part of our media history, purchased by "the washi

she did go on to publicly apologize to erin andrews. she did the right thing by stepping up and i applaud her what she said this morning on "the view" i think that she turned it around and quite frankly keeping a situation getting a whole lot worse. >> a very good point. >> coming up on "showbiz tonight" we'll have much more on the erin outrage. the latest on the "dancing with the stars" drama. and we're back at 11:00 p.m. and of course that's here on hln. >> we love it, a.j. we'll be watching, thank you. >>> we now know why dozens of cold medicines were recalled last week. the fda says the infant and child formulas of products like tylenol, motrin and benadryl were contaminated with bacteria. 20 manufacturing problems at the pennsylvania plant where they are made, such as equipment, covered with dust or held together with duct tape. well johnson & johnson says it's stopped production at plant until the problems are fixed and the fda says you probably won't get sick using the medicine but still recommends throwing it out. >>> more probl

figure skater evan, singer nicole and espn reporter erin andrews are all going to perform tonight. evan is the favorite to win but everyone wants to know why erin is always chewing gum even during her performances. >> why do i have gum in my mouth always? >> she think her breath smells. it's not true but she has that conscious thing. >> he would know, right? >> i have to have something in my mouth. i am paranoid and grossed out by bad breath by anyone. >> tonight you can watch, it's going to happen here on abc2. at 8:00. we hope you'll join us. after "dancing with the stars" be sure to catch the season premiere of "the bachelorette." >>> with a look ahead to abc2 news at 6:00, i'm roosevelt leftwich. tonight, the baltimore bottle tax is on the dinner table. city leaders are hoping your dollars will get baltimore cash flowing again. a live report from city hall coming up. if you're sick of sporting your ink from your teenaged years, there's a new way to erase it. it will hurt. we'll explain. that and more coming up at 6:00. >>> when you build a highrise condo with prices starting at

most of you say erin andrews, >> thanks for taking part in the polls. be sure to vote again on wjla.com. >> it is on tomorrow night. cynee will join us live tomorrow night. >> we will have to check her luggage when she gets back. coming up, lose big or lose your job. why one former employee says every woman should be angry at a well-known and clear. >> a bug byte puts a woman in a coma. >> a tiny piece of computer hardware left behind at this 711 put a bus driver behind bars for producing paper jam. i'm going in. troubleshooting runs on dunkin'. america runs on dunkin'. with our new iced dark roast coffee. it's a bolder blend of america's favorite coffee on ice. grab a delicious cup today. america runs on dunkin'. hurry in today and try the new iced dunkin' dark roast. what's all this? big news! we have another way to help you save. oh, really? how? by bundling. if you get your homeowners and auto insurance together, we give you even more savings. ooh! big bundle. [ chuckling ] home and auto together. it's like peanut butter and jelly. oh, or like burge

elizabeth hasselbeck took some advice from her 5-year-old daughter and apologized about erin andrews who is competing on "dancing with the stars." >> i'm sitting there with grace, my 5-year-old. she said mommy, why do you look so sad. i said, well, grace, today, mommy hurt someone's feelings. even though i must focus on the detestable criminal who's behind bars who has made her life a living hell and is in jail, i ended up hurting her. i mean, in some way, if i'm him, i could have waited 12 weeks and seen this a little bit less without the prison time. >> thankfully, she's five, she said why don't you just call erin and tell her you're sorry. >> you'll recall andrews was the victim of a peeping tom. he is now serving a 30 month sentence. that brings us to the punch line. it's from jimmy kimmel. he had fun with laura bush. >> the bush twins showed up too. jenna bush provided maybe the most candid moment of the interview when she talked about what kind of music her mother listened to. >> if you came to our ranch, if my parents turn on music, old country usually or some of my mom is a s

. >> reporter: as they watch him play today, erin and michael call their son a miracle child. >> he'seally a miracle. and nobody thought he would be like. this. >> reporter: a year ago, aaron was at -- erin was at work when she received the worst phone call of her life. >> a police officer got on the line. he was there with homicide detectives and thought my baby was going to die. >> reporter: like working parents everywhere, they chose their day care for the like and price. >> you don't want to think that you're putting a price on your child. unfortunately, you have to. >> reporter: they picked an in- home day care run by trudy -- after seeing what they thought were impressive credentials. >> she had a full binder, one of those 1 1/2-inch binders full of certificate. >> reporter: five weeks after the day care, they found themselves in the emergency room being told their son's brain was full of blood. >> this is not an accident but inflicted injury. >> reporter: the day care person was charged with abuse. he averages about 20 seizures a day, can't speak. >> whoops. >> what is that? >>

. >> erin -- >> jumping and flipping and turning. >> before you watch the final showdown, the last-minutemoves our cameras captured as a dancing judge weighs in. >> who do you think is going to take the mirror ball. >> she loved you. why would you hurt her? >> jesse james, his new cheating admission. >> lindsay mobbed in court. "e.t.'s" there for the latest news on her new jewelry, an alcohol bracelet. >> and the kardashians' plastic surgery confession. >> breast implants. >> no butt implants. >> just a little neck. >> sarah? >> sarah ferguson's royal scandal caught on tape. the mound of money, the handshake, the stunning undercover sting operation. do you think that you will regret leaving grey's at all? >> yeah, i der

. >> the apology to erin after igniting a dancing war. >> she has been wearing next to nothing. >> i was shocked when i heard about it. >> the dancers fighting back. >> she shouldn't have to go through that. after all she's been through. >>> does america hate elisabeth? her nas nastiest view battles. >> she's one of the dumbest people on television. >>> sarah palin's new york night out with betty white as the "snl" stars spill secret and she's a party animal. >>> the latest news on charlie and brooke. >>> it's just so hard to trust. >> adult film star jenna jameson versus her boyfriend, ultimate

>> i think erin andrews. >> i think nicole. >> everybody else thinks the figure skater. >> i know. >>re going to watch it for you, 8:00 on abc2. >>> they just got the new puppy and almost had to say goodbye to him. >> how rescuers coaxed the pup back to safety. >> and see this 13-year-old? wait until you find out what he accomplished. more than a treadmill. >>> good morning. i'm jeremy hubbard. an upbeat housing market tops your "moneyscope." new in terms out this morning are expected to show a home sales boost in april. sales of homes up by 5% compared to the month before. it shows millions of buyers took advantage of the $8,000 first-time home buyer tax credit before it expired. there is still uncertainty, last week mortgage applications fell to the lowest level in 13 years. >>> a surprise dip in mortgage rates could get buyers back into the market. this morning's "wall street journal" reports that mortgage rates could go as low as 4.5% by this summer. that would be the year's lowest level and close to a 50-year low. due to international investors putting their money in the u.s. ins

. >> hi, i'm erin andrews. where did i learn to dance so beautifully? . >> from me. >> jimmy kimmel, he is back. ÑsÑ1 [upbeat whistling] [upbeat whistling continues] discover the unexpected beauty and man-made relaxation in northwest florida. . >>> abc 2 news is president to you by term necks. >> is tomorrow cinco demayo. >> it is kelly. i worked in texas and got a hank erring for the holiday. it's 82 degrees after a cold start, sunset not until 8:04 and looking at the rest of the week we keep great weather through about friday. a slight chance of a shower friday. much better chance on saturday. much cooler into the end of the weekend. so -- >> so you could lose that ac then. >> in fact tonight is a great night to just crack windows. >> okay. i know it's about 30 minutes early but happy cinco demayo. >> you got all day tomorrow kelly. i'm telling you. >> okay. that's it for us tonight. don't forget about maryland am, we're back tomorrow evening. have a great evening.

erin ashum to make it 3-1 and our stanley cup flyers are set. hawks for the coop. nats and jones morgan is out there. watch the ball. off his glove and then he's so mad he throws his glove on the ground but he has no idea the ball is still lodged. morgan had no idea the ball was lodged and that's an inside the park homerun. morgan got a lot of grief. he was trying. he was just mad. >> if he would have gotten that ball, he would have thrown him out. >> we'll be right back. úpp >>> and that is # news for tonight. don't forget wusa9.com always on. >> stay tuned for letterman up next. goodnight. this is unlike any car you've ever seen before. this is power with efficiency. this is an interior that exceeds even the promise of the exterior. this is the all-new jaguar xj. the stunning result of taking a very different road.

. >> the apology to erin after igniting a dancing war. >> she has been wearing next to nothing. >> iked when i heard about it. >> the dancers fighting back. >> she shouldn't have to go through that. >>> does america hate elisabeth? >> she's one of the dumbest people on television. >>> sarah palin's new york night out as the snl

nicole and derek, erin and maks and evan and anna.t was our goal all along. we think that our first week's "dancing with the stars" which was the viennese waltz seems like yesterday. >> in the finals the freestyle dance can make or break a winner. ee all remember emmitt smith's performance ♪ can't touch this >> who could touch that and when brooke and derek danced, talk about out of the box. well, this time some exciting surprises are in the works. in finals the action usually takes place on the dance floor but this year, we might have to look up. there's a cage for dancers and other big secret plans for high altitude dancing. here's a dance floor view of the last-minute details. notice and listen how derek and nicole really work on their dance ♪ lady in red >> over and over. ♪ cheek to cheek >> don't cheek to teak -- >> it gets pretty intense. i remember how hard it can be. being so exposed and watch myself being hard on myself is kind of like a big learning experience to learn to let go. this guy teaches me that. >> the people on fa

. >> erin. >> turning. >> before you watch the final showdown, the last-minute moves our cameras capturede weighs in. >> who do you think is going to take the mirror ball. >> she love youd. why would you hurt her. >> jesse james, his new cheating admission. >> lindsay mobbed in court. news on her new jurt, an alcohol bracelet. >> and the kardashians' plastage

erin andrews. and evan lysacek. the stars go on the show and let the professionals dance around them. kate gosselin comes to mind. she stood there like a stripper pole. who did that on the show, the guy? >> i don't know. >> to show you what the judges are looking for, here are tonight's dance styles and a story that depicts a relationship that ends in true love. ♪ ♪ [ applause ] >> i'm exhausted. >> jimmy: you're so lucky you have been to the moon. you really are. in other important reality show news, paula abdul has a new job. that has to be depressing if you're among the unemployed. the mentor, creative partner, coach, lover, on got to dance, a show on cbs. finally a dance competition show on television. this one has hit written all over it. >> if you like "so you think you can dance" "dancing with the stars," "dancing in the usa" and "american idol" you'll love it. >> i want to squish you, squeeze your head off and dangle you from my rearview mirror. >> or what she meant when she said it. followed by stand up and

. >> reporter: as they watch him play today, erin and mickle call their son a miracle child. >> he isht he would be anything like this. >> about a year ago erin was at work when they received the worst phone call of her life. police officer was there with homicide detectives. he thought my baby would die. >> reporter: like working parents, they chose their day care for its location and price. >> you don't want to think that you are putting a price on your child but unfortunately you have to. >> reporter: they picked an in home day care run by trudy meruno. >> when we interviewed her, she had a full binder, one of those 1 1/2 inch binders full of certifications. >> reporter: just five weeks after noah started day care, they found themselves in an emergency room being told their son's brain was full of blood. >> this is not an accident. this was inflicted injury. >> reporter: a jury convicted her of felony child abuse after investigators determined she violently shook noah. today he averages about 20 seizures a day, can't speak he has trouble balancing and is partially blind forcing him

we're going to go live to cnbc's erin burnett at the new york stock exchange.cast. >> good morning, everyone. take a look at the latest. thankfully the last week or so the winds have died off and the oil hasn't spread much further than it had. a few sflots at the very tip of the mississippi delta. that forecast is supposed to disperse more in the days ahead. talking about the airports, flights should be just fine till later on this afternoon. great conditions this morning. look at this forecast. as good as it gets. low 80s, low humidity and a light breeze. going to be fantastic from pittsburgh to boston, d.c. and everywhere in between. later this afternoon, showers and storms will pop up over detroit, toledo, cleveland, indianapolis. we've got minor problems. everywhere else looks really good today. the northwest maybe a shower in seattle. that's about it. have a fantastic wednesday. you're watching "morning joe" brewed by starbucks. national car rental? that's my choice. because with national, i roll past the counter... and choose any car in the aisle. oh, buc

the person i gambled on, erin andrews, that's nonsense, and pamela anderson, but she was very good, asl. and who was asked to packed the bedazzled suitcase? >> pamela and damian. >> jimmy: you see the hoff was devastated. but that brings it to this. it's consolation time. after out-dancing an 80-year-old astronaut and a mother of eight, tonight, america failed us. please welcome the sixth contestant removed this season from "dancing with the stars." along with her dance partner damian whitewood, please welcome pamela anderson. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: well -- thank you for being here. [ applause ] can i say, just on behalf of america, i'm very sorry and i'm disgusted in my fellow countrymen? >> why? >> jimmy: for not voting for you. >> what's up, guys? >> i'm excited. >> jimmy: after all the lives you saved on the beach -- >> i know. >> jimmy: all the slow motion running that you did for us. >> i know. >> jimmy: this is the thanks that you get? >> i know. >> jimmy: it's outrageous. what do you think happened? >> well, we lost. >> jimmy: yeah. >> did tommy lee -- he was suppose

washington freedom goal tender erin mccloud is of canadian descent and team canada's starting goal keeper. this sunday at george mason university the freedom will take on canada in a friendly match. tough call. but yesterday, at the canadian embassy no less, she decided to choose the freedom in part because she will not be traveling with team canada to norway next month for a pre- world cup friendly and also because she would like to see her canadian teammate and gold tender get some time. >> it is a good situation. she is one of my role models and she gets to play and so do i. so that doesn't happen all the time. >> that is all for this edition of sports breakfast. while i am done for the weekend, i will see you on the other side. until then, make it a great one everybody. see you next week. >>> straight ahead at 6:00, big competition at the box office this weekend. kevin mccarthy will be here live. >> we'll check your morning forecast coming up.

the mind boggling matter between elisabeth and erin andrews. >>> mile ree cyruses super sexy new videoay. >>> heidi monday tag wants big are breasts. that's at the top of the hour on hln. >>> a vigil going on as we speak for 22 year old usa lacrosse star yeardley love. to the university of maryland school of medicine doctor joining us out of baltimore, thank you for being with us. how is it -- where did all of the blood come from if she were beaten to death? >> head wounds bleed a lot. you have a lot of blood vessels all over your head and they definitely bleed a lot. it's just a tragic case. it's with domestic violence. >> how does one actually die from being beaten to death from internal injuries? >> it depends where you were hit. with brain injuries you can slam someone's head against the wall this side. you can get scalp lacerations that bleed a lot but it moves the brain to the other side and you can get a brain injury on the other side. >> her face was beaten horribly and by his own admission we understand that her head hit against the back of the wall over and over again. to the

erin gilchrist in fairfax county, news4. >>> to report a copperhead incident, contact the fairfax county wildlife biologists. 703-324-0240. >>> that lion cub that was born at the national zoo just a couple of days ago has died. that's a picture of the cub's mother there. it was a male cub born on tuesday morning, the first lion cub born at the national zoo in 20 years. lionkeepers noticed the cub wasn't responding to his mother. so they moved her outdoors to get a closer look at the animal. they found a blade of straw in the lungs of the cub and that led to pneumonia. that cub died last night. the zoo calls the death in their words, a one in a million fluke. >>> coming up on news4 at 6:00, two big construction projects in our area could cause problems for drivers this weekend, big ones. >>> more than 20 new york schoolchildren taken to a hospital after a school bus crash this morning. >>> there's no information about what prompted a plane to make an emergency landing at dulles international airport last weekend. >>> some complaints from students prompting changes to a program that offers

erin? >> reporter: we are on the campus on what's called the lawn here where in a couple of hours, there will be a vigil for yeardley love. this campus now is feeling a great deal of pain and disbelief about what happened here in the early hours of monday morning and so students, some 2,000 to 3,000, will gather at the theater tonight to honor and pay tribute to yeardley love and to start the healing process after what has been a very emotional few days. what we know at this point is yeardley love was found in her apartment. not far from here on the lawn at uva early monday morning, she was she was beaten, bruised, left in a puddle of her own blood. shortly thereafter, 22-year-old george huguely was arrested, charged with first-degree murder in her death and what we are told is that he told police that he had indeed kicked in the door of her bed room and had some sort of an altercation, a fight, and then that in the course of that fight her head hit the wall several times. at this point, po

actress and model pamela anderson and sportscaster erin andrews, found themselves in jeopardy. in the end it was pam and her professional partner that were eliminated. george talks with the satisfied star. >> pamela and damian. >> reporter: pamela anderson leaves "dancing with the stars" with five celebrities before her gone and five others still in the competition. she waltzes away a happy woman. >> definitely been a positive experience. a lot of people have said great positive things. who knows what i'll make of all this but, yeah, it's nice. >> reporter: pamela's partner calls her fantastic, grounded. he was thrilled to be paired up with her for the experience. >> i just loved the passion of the dancing. i've been lucky enough to pass it on to pamela. she had never danced before. she did an amazing job. >> reporter: chad called pamela very cool and down to earth. derek says she's really hot and his partner? >> she was just very kind and considerate of other people. the biggest thing i like about her, she kept it real. she kept it like, to herself. she's very simple and she k

erin burnett is heading back from the gulf. jim cramer is with me the entire hour. the session coming up here the panic. >> excitement to. >> it yeah, little excitement. we are seeing lots of pan wick the dow off 230 now. we wouldn't discuss the reasons behind it and help everyone navigate this volatile market. there are ways to make money. jim will share that with you. let's get to the trading floor. bob pisani, scott wapner, rick santelli. mr. pisani, our first. >> is my e-mail filled with traders that are bearish, decoupling the idea the u.s. will do better, it is not working today. if you compare it the way the rest of the world is trading we are still down not as much as everybody else. the s&p is down little over 2%. compare that to where we have been ending off the other ones. spain was down 5%. russia down 4%. brazil is down 3%. right now, still trading. germany ended the day down all of these markets have a considerably worse than ours for the last several weeks. clearly we are not decoupling but not dropping nearly as much as the rest of the world. how abo

i'm erin burr nets at the new york stock exchange.in adpigs to the bear stearns, we're also listening to the goldman sachs call to clients at this hour. bertha coombs is on that call. she'll be along momentarily to tell you what happened. >>> meantime, it's been a very volatile on wall street. started down north of 100 and only down about 38. market focused on europe. but maybe starting to shift. and focus on some better than expected news today out of treasury and maybe a big number coming on american jobs this week. bob pisani, the big board, sal with cantor fits gerald. dennis jacoby for gallup.com with an interesting take on employment. let's start with you, mr. pisani. a roller coaster day. >> i think a lot of the trading has been rational. by the way, 6-1 declining to advance in stocks. big caps some of them doing well. by and large, we're mostly to the down side, the vast majority of stocks here. remember, this was very rational. when you get big-time event risks, lighten up on your positions and wait until things get clearer.

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espn reporter erin andrews secretly video taped in the nude her stalker found guilty.an obsessed man from maryland and howard county psychologist dr. tina jenkins. >> it's mental terrorism. >> reporter: this stalking victim testimony led a jury to convict her former patient on 20 criminal charges related to stalking. >> she was willing to do whatever she could to destroy me personally and professionally. >> reporter: the or debegan when she tried to refer the patient to another doctor threats followed. >> comments like, it would be easier for you to stay in this relationship with me and pretend you like me rather than for it to get worse. >> reporter: it did get worse constant harassing e-mails, phone calls, text messages and even sending this photo holding a real gun to her own head. did you feel physically threatened? did you feel like your life was in danger. >> i did. i was constantly in fear whether or not the person would show up and do harm to me or herself or anybody else in the area. >> reporter: the courts granted jerchgins the poz order but the patient still

host: erin from pennsylvania. big pry pair on tuesday. caller: thanks for taking my call.'m turning 22 this week and i love c-span. host: glad to hear that especially at the age of 22679 this is your second time voting? caller: that's correct. i voted democrat. this year i'm planning to vote for, seestak in the primary. it's not each necessarily incumbent, but mostly establishment in incumbent because of the endorsement from obama and rentle and the inspector has that ugly bush record behind him. to be one, i did a little research trying to find a third can d candidate but look like it's going to be one of the two. don't want to waste my vote and i would like the establishment guy out of there. i think i'm going for him on tuesday. host: since you brought up pennsylvania. we talked about it with tom fitzgerald. there's a new ad out and we'll look at pat tomy. the that senate in pennsylvania. >> meet joe zestak called pennsylvania's effective new congress man but is not a new politician. he became a three star admiral and commanded an aircraft battle carrier group and serve

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i'm erin burnett.art the hour with breaking news, widespread protests throughout greece. yes, they've protested for sport. these, however, have turned more violent than some. the bank has been reportedly set on fire. the "associated press" is reporting three people inside the bank were killed. throughout the next two hours, we'll have live pictures from athens. yep, you can see, that's just a couple moments ago, not actually live, obviously. riot police and protesters are standing toe to toe. i think we have some footage of that, too. tear gas being fired. and obviously, as we said, there has already been violence within that bank. >> the airport is closed in athens. a lot of anger on display today in greece. we're also watching the markets very closely. the futures had been weakening throughout the morning, apparently on the news of the violence. because earlier this morning, i don't know, about