>> reporter: jermaine's son doesn't understand either. >> i've cried my tears. tears have turned into something else. >> reporter: the anger is also turning into determination, to find the three men, who would do this to a woman. and then leave her lying on a street. >> it's terrible for anybody to treat a defenseless woman like this. i want those men found. >> because the victim's jaw is wired shut, investigators still haven't been able to get all of their questions answered. but they believe the attack was unprovoked. >>> now, at 5:00, breaking news. a terror plot foiled. >>> a toddler is sleeping, and no one is home. then the house catches fire. who came to the rescue just in time. >>> a more animated debate last night. but were both candidates accurate? we "fact check" round two. >>> big developments for the two police officers on trial for beating a college student. >>> good evening. i'm pat lawson muse. wendy rieger is off tonight. >> and i'm jim handly. we begin with breaking news out of new york city, where a sting operation led to a terror arrest. a 21-

jermaine is joining us. >> it's like clock work out here this morning. we do have a very earnings driven reaction. the swift market is one of the underperformers today. in negative territory. clarion stock is changing. it's down more than 6%. a fairly sizable pullback in the swiss special chemicals maker. the company reported a larger than expected fall in its net income. carolyn has been tracking some of this reaction to the numbers. >> hey there, karen. we knew that the market reaction was going to be negative. we thought it was going to be negative to the tune of 2.5%, but this is definitely more extreme than would have thought. clarion actually now limiting system of those losses. now off by only 6%. the set of numbers, it was clearly disappointing. the company missing expectations both on the top and the bottom line. net profits for the third quarter actually fell 40%. this is a specialty chemicals company. most of its units very cyclical, depend on what overall the economy is doing. the auto sector, for example. and that pain was very much visible

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