broker jefferies group was whip- sawed on huge volume. the firm has been hit by worries about its exposure to european debt and, today, one credit rating agency cut the debt rating of jefferies itself. here's what the trade in jefferies stock looked like today. shares fell below $10 per share, down almost 20%, at one point, before recovering into the close. that drop during the session hit a new 52-week low. shares are half the price they were a year ago. concerns about jefferies exposure to europe increased after mf global went bust. but jefferies said it has "no meaningful exposure" to european government ious. as the implosion of mf global continues to ripple the market, bloomberg reports the securities and exchange commission is looking into possible insider trading of mf global bonds ahead of monday's bankruptcy filing. kraft foods was among the best dow stocks, rising 3%. the food company reported earnings better than expected. it also raised its forecast for the rest of the year, leading to today's rally, pushing shares to a new 52

christopher jefferies was innocent but his reputation was torn apart by the press. >> the flaunting of the reporting was intended to be as sensational, ax -- as exploitative, as titillating to appeal in every possible way to people's voyeuristic instincts. >> charlotte church has been in the public eye since she was a teenager. she described almost daily surveillance, cameras hidden in her garden, and offers to boyfriends to talk about her private life. >> why is it ok that an editor or someone senior in a newspaper could pay an employee from cardiff tens of thousands of pounds to reveal intimate sexual details about a 17-year-old girl? >> inquiries heard for five days from people who feel they have been victims of the press. it will lure -- hear from a tabloid reporter who became disillusioned and a guardian reporter group, or that anyone, exposed the scale of the phone hacking scandal. >> this is "newsday". >> the headlines korea this hour. there has been a heavy turnout in the first parliamentary elections since president hosni mubarak was toppled. >> you and says thousands of priso

when i got ready to leave, a fourth grader named jeffery looked me in the aye and he said i've got a piggy bank at home and i'm going to help you build that school. west side school raised 65, 300 pennies. it wasn't the celebrities or the sports heroes or movie stars or if i lan throw pears but children reaching out to children half way around the world to help them build a school. what can you buy with a penny the bay area? probably nothing. in montana you can buy 1/2 tootsie roll. but in afghanistan you can buy a pencil. it's not that's so important but education gives a child hope. you know, if you fight tear riz her rorism it's based in fear but the real enemy is ignorance that bleeds hatred. here in america, afghanistan, africa or pakistan. the way to overcome that i think is through education and also with having courage and compassion. instead of building walls we need to build peace and have the courage to do that. so i went back to pakistan in 94 and brought the school supplies and finally got to the village and the man was again there to greet me. he shook his head and said

he is best friend, 19-year-old jeffery giles was also killed. >> it is heart breaking. your heart hurts so much. >> reporter: both men were on the passenger side of the vehicle. giles up front. deckman in the back. both were not wearing their seat belts. the driver's speed was a factor. >> this is a windy patch of road. >> reporter: three others were taken to shock trauma including the driver an 18-year-old who is in critical condition. kate dated johnnie for two years-traveled with them to salvador on a mission trip. >> he cared about people so much. he was my best friend. >> reporter: hoping others has helped both men should be remembered. >> he's always ready to help someone. he wanted to be a teacher. >> reporter: two friends lived together and died together. johnnie was five days shy of celebrating his 19th birthday. >> they knew where they were headed. no parent should have to ever bury their son. >>> shock trauma tells us that the driver remains in critical condition at this hour. two other passengers, a 16-year- old and 18-year-old were released. they held a can

jeffery was killed yesterday in a five car crash. family and friends attended the candlelight vigil tonight to recall fond memories of him. >> he was a good person. it is a sad thing for him to be gone. i just talked to him on saturday. his personality -- how far he was. he was an overall good kid. >> the accident remains under investigation. an accident between a car and a boss sent more than one dozen people to the hospital. the car rear ended the bus this morning. we are told the 13 people were treated for non-life threatening injuries. public works officials are urging drivers to consider an alternate route for tomorrows commute after a water main break in perry hall. they were able to fix the break that shut down portions of road about road repairs continued. at least 50 homes and a nearby shopping center have been without water. complaints from residents led baltimore city police to a describing -- surprising discovery inside a baltimore city hall. neighbors claim to the small natural gas, but it led into a surprise discovery.

the driver is in critical condition, but john and jeffery died at the scene. >> one of my prayers wereen praying to god that he didn't suffer. i was told tonight that he went quickly. >> this was one of the survivors. >> trust me, none of us knew anything was going to lap that night. seeing all of you out here, how much he affected everybody, makes me wish i got more time to know him. >> i know that god had a purpose for taking him away. he came into my life, and i know he changed other people's lives while he was alive. >> john's 11-year-old brother showed amazing strength when he shared memories. >> i remembered all the good times when he would push me around in a laundry basket or something like that. it was just a good time, and he was the best thing i could ever ask for. >> i will love him forever, and the pain in my heart will probably never go away. but i'm so touched that he touched so many people. >> funeral services for jeff and john will be held at wednesday and thursday morning here. this is wbal-tv 11 news. >> new tonight, a man is dead after a motorcycle accident. investi

. >> christopher jefferies on the left, has changed his appearance since his image received unwelcome attention a year ago. this was how he looked last december when he was arrested over the murder of joanna yates. he was innocent, but his reputation was torn apart by the press. >> the slanting of the reporting was intended to be as sensational, as exploitative, as titillating to appeal in every possible way to people's voyeuristic instincts. >> the singer charlotte church has been in the public eye since she was a teenager. she said described cameras hidden in her garden and offers to boyfriend to talk about her private life. >> why is it ok that an editor or somebody senior in a newspaper could pay an employee of thousandstens of pounds to reveal intimate sexual details about a 17-year- old girl. >> the inquiry has heard from people who feel they have been victims of the press. tomorrow it will hear from a former tabloid reporter became disillusioned and a guardian reporter who exposed the scale of phone hacking scandal. >> this i s "newsday". >> good to have you with us. there has

he wrote a book called the poverty curve and jeffery sacks wrote the end of poverty in bangladesh a great example, they introduced 35 years ago to do a campaign to get all women and men or boys literate. it was 22% and today it's more than 75 percent if you look at a demographic curve with the population, you can see it's just starting to reach an apex in bangladesh. they're way ahead of india, and pakistan. it's an impact to stabilize the population there. also, um... excuse me. you know having hard cover thing fighting terrorism with education i've learned from islamic scholars. in the koran it's implicitly stated in the holy koran when a young mangos on jiha d and this is a spiritual endeavor to seek knowledge. it could also mean he's going into a group. but he has to get blessings from his mother first and if he doesn't do that it's shameful and disgraceful. after 911 the taliban had a high desertion rate and they were trying to get recruit groups to fight against intervention and coalition and they went in literally impoverished societies because educated women refused to allow they'

nine hundred eighty and most of the top ivy league colleges cost fifty thousand dollars per year jeffery is pioneering occupy student debt a movement calling for u.s. congress to bring in. protections that would keep private lenders from pushing millions of americans into default it's going to be defaults after defaults after before and once you default that's a black mark on your credit report for life because two months cannot be discharged in bankruptcy there is legislation to take the straight away in two thousand and five that sallie mae lobbied for spending millions and millions on lobbyists in the u.s. is nearing one trillion dollars over the reportedly surpassing the nation's credit card debt and today a generation of americans find themselves in slieve to the banks and armed with a diploma that no longer guarantees a job. r.t. . and for more on this i spoke to robert applebaum founder of forgive the student loan debt dot com with all this data i asked him a simple question just how big of a problem is this in the u.s. and what it means for it's a days you take a listen. it's ver

loved ones gathered to remember the victims killed in the crash, jeffery giles and jonathon deckman. it was late friday night when the three teenagers were driving on lawyers hill road and slammed into a tree. >> none of us knew anything what happened that night. see in all of you out here, how much he affected everybody makes a wish i had more time to know him. >> god had a plan for taking him away. i love him forever. and the pain in my heart will probably never go away. i'm so touched that he touched so many people. >> police say speed may of been a factor in the crash. >> adam wyatt was killed after being thrown from his motorcycle on sunday morning. investigators are still trying to determine the chain of events that led to the crash. >> a fire claimed the life of a boy. this happened on 4:00 a.m. on sunday morning. two women in the home were taken to the hospital while a third escaped unharmed. >> it is always a tragedy when somebody dies in a fire. it does take a toll on our firefighters and paramedics to do that kind of work. >> one firefighter suffered bad burns while fighti

happy boy with a great sense of humoo who went on mission trips and was friends with everyone. 3 jefferyughhthis and i don't wwsh this on anybody, faith in god. this is the twisted guardrail thht is left after the red pootiac gt the kids were riding in left the road and slammed into the tree. p howard county police say the &pdriver was speeding with fourr passengers when the crash hhppened. they believe the teens that died were not seatbelts. giles pareets say police are considering ppessing charges gainst the driier of the car 18 year old dale audet f liithicum, who is in critical condition tonight. jeff's say the burden of knowing he killed two of his friends is bad enough. the failure of that super committee in washington cculd take a heavy toll on mary. maryland... because the committee failed to reach a spenddng deal, its likely those automatic cuts to programs will happen. will be forced toocut spending and it could hit maryland hard. almost 30 percent of maryland's budget comes from federal funding. the washington post estimates annapolis could get hit with more than 150 millioo i

jeffery moody from kenya finishing in 2 hours 6 minutes and 28 seconds over a minute faster than thethe runner broke another record in boston earlier this year although his time wasn't officially credited due to the course's downhill slope. for your latest headlines go to foxnews.com. foxnews.com. >> if you would like to comment go to fox news.com. she spent eight years as wob - one of president bush's. >> she writes about her years in washington, no higher honor. >> secretary of state, in every administration there are clashs and conflicts and part of the having so many people in high oct18 -octane jobs. there were extraordinary conflicts and donald rumsfeld and dick cheney talked about. did you ever feel like you were the victim of the good old boys club and they had palled around in the ford administration and they saw you as the interloper and new kid on the block, was that problematic? >> we did have disagreements but they were substantive and obviously personalities sometimes make substantive disagreements difficult but they were not personal. i felt like i had a good relations

. >> lindsey jefferies said it hard-working young people inspired her to change careers to help mores. >> these kinds of successes make washington, d.c. a stronger community. kids come back and kids invest in their community and they make a better. >> higher achievement sirs 500 students who complete nearly 500 hours of academics. some students start off with c averages and end up earning a's and b's. >> students are very eager to learn they jump at the opportunity to have mentors. >> now he returns to volunteer at higher achievement. >> thank you for helping me out. i am sorry. i am trying to understand it better. i tried to encourage and help uplift. everyone has the opportunity that i had. >> they also teamed students one-on-one with mentors and takes children on field trips. higher achievement says its success shows a 95% percent of students that attend a college prep. >> those are some good statistics. thank you. a new cupcake shop has opened up. it is the latest in a string of new businesses to locate there. with bulletproof glass. is that the norm? >> on the surface it looked

i know it ambassador jefferies shares are concerned. we are not sparing any diplomatic effort to encourage the iraqis to do what we think is right in this regard to ensure the protections of those people. right now, the iraqi security forces regard the camp with our advisor and assistance group with them. the concern when we do in that capacity is a real one. i think we need to put the pressure on them diplomatically to have the outcome we think is correct. >> there is a real strong feeling around here that if they violated a commitment to protect those people, assuming that there are still there and have not been removed from the terrace lists to find a locations. if they violate that commitment to an estimate it will have a severely negative impact on the relationship, and i think i can speak here for the congress, although i'm reluctant river say that. i think there's a lot of concern in the congress about it. in my opinion, it will severely negatively impact the relationship with the u.s. congress. i will leave it at that. >> i want

and then i talk about innocent people who have been monered by the press like christopher jefferies or robert or madeleine mccann whose threats are guilty of guilty crimes -- >> you didn't mean madeleine, you mean her parents. >> i'm sorry. i apologize. >> i understand. >> i only corrected not to get at you but i don't want anyone to think you said that. >> well, i did and i was wrong. >> and then you deal with the issue of wheer egregious of privacy were committed by "news of the world" and you express your opinion about that. here you're hitting on one of the central points of this inquiry. this is what we're trying to investigate. but we're looking at all the evidence and we've heard your position on that and you've given direct evidence in relation to it and everything he says will be taken fully into account. >> yes. and i'd just like to echo from what i heard from one of the witnesses that given the cross-fertilization of journalists in the tabloid world, it's highly unlikely that they only practice dark arts for one title. they are always swapping titles and i can't believe they

jefferies is the only one arrested and the only one charged she claims she fought back after being bulliedd or after she had been bullied and attacked. >> several storms ripped across the southeast wednesday killing at least five people injuring dozens more. suspected tornadoes, louisiana, alabama, mississippi, south carolina. thousands remain without power. >> remember last year when the snow came down fast and furious middle of the afternoon, if you don't remember the specific date, january 26th. >> ouch, roads so bad drivers abandoned their cars leaving hundreds of vehicles all over the region especially in montgomery county. phil andrews explained the proposal. >> reporter: so what is your county's plan of action to prevent this. >>> this is a regional plan that would address the region as response to the january 26th snow storm that caused so much havoc to commuters throughout the area. it hit montgomery county hard. council government appointed a committee to develop recommendations to make sure we don't have a repeat of what happened that day. >>> now he also says a plan would be he

i turned to ambassador jefferies and general austin and said you have not given them the number? he said, no, we're still working on that. that was in may. let's get into this, general dempsey, 16-5-10 cascading. is it your testimony we proposed 16,000 to the iraqis, and they then they said know. we came back to 10,000, they said know, and then we said 5,000, and then they said no, and then it was zero. what caused the effect? the commanderrings, general austin told me, and i'll tell you know because it's important. he said he thought we needed 19,000. i said, life-support, that's probably -- i said, lord, that's probably more than the market can bear. i said that because i'm concerned about american politics, and then the numbers were aren't 15 to 16, and then it was 10, and nobody got below 10, so i know what general austin had on his mind. at the end of the day, general dempsey, it's about the missions you want that determines the numbers. we went through it well. iraq doesn't have the intell exafort we do. we have to make sure they have better intelligence, and they don't hav

and then i talk about innocent people who have been monstered by the press like christopher jefferies or robert or madeleine mccann whose threats are guilty of guilty crimes -- >> you didn't mean madeleine, you mean her parents. >> i'm sorry. i apologize. >> i understand. >> i only corrected not to get at you but i don't want anyone to think you said that. >> well, i did and i was wrong. >> and then you deal with the issue of whether egregious of privacy were committed by "news of the world" and you express your opinion about that. here you're hitting on one of the central points of this inquiry. this is what we're trying to investigate. but we're looking at all the evidence and we've heard your position on that and you've given direct evidence in relation to it and everything he says will be taken fully into account. >> yes. and i'd just like to echo from what i heard from one of the witnesses that given the cross-fertilization of journalists in the tabloid world, it's highly unlikely that they only practice dark arts for one title. they are always swapping titles and i can't believe

and then i talk about innocent people who have been monstered by the press like christopher jefferiesor robert or madeleine mccann whose threats are guilty of guilty crimes -- >> you didn't mean madeleine, you mean her parents. >> i'm sorry. i apologize. >> i understand. >> i only corrected not to get at you but i don't want anyone to think you said that. >> well, i did and i was wrong. >> and then you deal with the issue of whether egregious of privacy were committed by "news of the world" and you express your opinion about that. here you're hitting on one of the central points of this inquiry. this is what we're trying to investigate. but we're looking at all the evidence and we've heard your position on that and you've given direct evidence in relation to it and everything he says will be taken fully into account. >> yes. and i'd just like to echo from what i heard from one of the witnesses that given the cross-fertilization of journalists in the tabloid world, it's highly unlikely that they only practice dark arts for one title. they are always swapping titles and i can't believe

in june we invited deputy director of omb jeffery zeits to testify with just four days notice. he wasn't available the day the committee wanted, but he said he could testify any other day. so the committee held a hearing with an empty chair. in september, ranking member degette and i asked the committee to invite solyndra's executives to testify. when the executive's ceo testified, the republicans on the committee publicly humiliated him for asserting his constitutional rights. at our last hearing, the republicans accused the department of energy of violating the law but refused to allow anybody from the department to testify to defend the agency. and then the republican majority resisted releasing exculpatory information. now, today we're being asked to give chairman upton a blank check to subpoena the white house when there is no need for this extraordinary step. this is no way to run an investigation. it certainly is no way to run an investigation that should be bipartisan. it is an unprecedented departure from the practice of this committee. we've heard that there is no oth

and then i talk about innocent people who have been monstered by the press like christopher jefferies or robert or madeleine mccann whose threats are guilty of guilty crimes -- >> you didn't mean madeleine, you mean her parents. >> i'm sorry. i apologize. >> i understand. >> i only corrected not to get at you but i don't want anyone to think you said that. >> well, i did and i was wrong. >> and then you deal with the issue of whether egregious of privacy were committed by "news of the world" and you express your opinion about that. here you're hitting on one of the central points of this inquiry. this is what we're trying to investigate. but we're looking at all the evidence and we've heard your position on that and you've given direct evidence in relation to it and everything he says will be taken fully into account. >> yes. and i'd just like to echo from what i heard from one of the witnesses that given the cross-fertilization of journalists in the tabloid world, it's highly unlikely that they only practice dark arts for one title. they are always swapping titles and i can't believe

host: general jeffery buchanan? >guest: most have been killed by other iraqis or supporters to al qaeda, certainly not the united states. again, everyone is entitled see their opinion. host: general, thank you very much to take our viewers calls and on behalf of our c-span viewers happy veterans day. >> at 11:00 eastern a.m. this morning we will go live to arlington national cemetery with a wreath laying ceremony followed by comments by president obama, defense secretary leon panetta, and a number of others. live coverage from arlington national cemetery will get underway in about a half-hour. we are looking now with the korean war veterans memorial located on the national mall here in washington off to the side of the lincoln memorial. it is one of the newest memorials dedicated in 1995. it contains a larger than life squad on patrol from each branch of the military. next to them is a 164-foot tall granite wall with images etched into it of others involved in the korean war effort. now, a portion from this morning'