we know that darren lied about sleeping with kayla.don't have anything to connect him to rocco's murder. well, there's nothing to compare to our new victim. you know, maybe, maybe we can find something else in the old case to tie back to darren. fresh eyes never hurt. do you mind? no. (sighs) ♪ hey, frank, the murder weapon was never recovered. did you have any sort of a lead? hell, calleigh, we searched all of our suspects' homes, cars, even the lockers at school. we didn't find a damn thing. was the whole murder scene like this-- heavily wooded, lots of vines, dense brush? yeah. and you arrested the suspects not far from the scene? (sighs) right. what are you thinking? what if the murder weapon is still there? found the boy tied to this tree. his face was frozen, staring right at me. kid knew he wasn't gonna make it home. was he standing or seated, frank? seated, about where ryan is now. mr. wolfe, what is that? looks like, uh... there was some damage done to the root. the bark's discolored. you think that gash could be from the murd

we know that darren lied about sleeping with kayla.e don't have anything to connect him to rocco's murder. well, there's nothing to compare to our new victim. you know, maybe, maybe we can find something else in the old case to tie back to darren. fresh eyes never hurt. do you mind? no. (sighs) ♪ hey, frank, the murder weapon was never recovered. did you have any sort of a lead? hell, calleigh, we searched all of our suspects' homes, cars, even the lockers at school. we didn't find a damn thing. was the whole murder scene like this-- heavily wooded, lots of vines, dense brush? yeah. and you arrested the suspects not far from the scene? (sighs) right. what are you thinking? what if the murder weapon is still there? found the boy tied to this tree. his face was frozen, staring right at me. kid knew he wasn't gonna make it home. was he standing or seated, frank? seated, about where ryan is now. mr. wolfe, what is that? looks like, uh... there was some damage done to the root. the bark's discolored. you think that gash could be from the mu

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route 21 is the name of this band, five students now good friends. 11-year-old mason. 14-year-old kayla-year-old shane. 15-year-old dillan. 9-year-old adan all performing s adan also happen -- hearts out. ada also happens to be the son of the man who started the school, but no added pressure. he remains very much a kid. >> you can come here and we can like do your homework here. you can plug in here. >> let's go. let's go. >> reporter: scott marceron is a music industry veteran. >> let's rock and roll, boys. >> reporter: who started playing bass in local bands. the 36-year-old transitioned behind the scenes working in management with artists like kid rock. scott's rock school keeps him in the music business, all right, but now he's developing raw talent. >> i think it's like a sense of community and being around like minded kids. a lot of kids that come here are kids that don't fit in. they don't play sports, you know, they're looking for that outlet and music is their outlet. >> i love it. i mean i'm in five bands here. i can't get enough of it. the more i play, the better. >> reporter

we will check with kayla, and she has the rest of the day's headlines, too. >> we did see stocks pullingack again today. the big news for yet another day is abroad. that's pulling the s&p and nasdaq down about one-third of a percentage today. there was a crucial budget vote that shows the opposition party will force a vote if the prime minister does not resign. also in focus, greece, members of the opposition party there say they expect the appointment of a new prime minister to head that coalition government by the end of the day today. an emergency cabinet meeting is currently under way. the frontrunner is a former central banker. and more currency woes this time for toyota. profits for the second quarter for the automaker slipping 19%, hurt by the strong yen. the stubborn appreciation is becoming a common factor affecting the bottom line numbers for most of japan's top companies now, and also hurting the bought many line for toyota, so we're due for good news, and hopefully in cnbc's debate tomorrow night, we will get good news from the candidates including jobs, that's what we're loo

we got kayla on the phone from cnbc. how did this come about?bankrupt almost two weeks ago and it was appointed to a trustee as in any bankruptcy case to wind down the company. we got word today that about 1066 employees were laid off from the broker dealer unit. they are keeping on about 150 or 200 employees to help wind down those assets. but moving from mf's headquarters in mid-town manhattan to somewhere cheaper and smaller so they are not paying that huge lease on that building as they are bankrupt. there's another division and that's the future commission merchant. that's where the 50,000 commodities accounts were transferred from the likes of the cme group and ice, two other brokerage houses. only the paper work was transferred not any money. these clients are enraged because they can't trade and they have hundreds of million was dollars tied up in these accounts. the reason is there's this $600 million customer fund short fall that the refwu late jobs accountant, trustees are on a big hunt for. it's been two weeks and still can't find it

check in with cnbc's kayla and joins us live with more on that ands that rest of the day's business headlinesbarbara. all eyes are on europe as italian prime minister berlusconi dismisses rumors he is resigning and the country's borrowing rates spiked to the highest levels since adapt sting euro. today the dow is down 48 points. s&p is off just about 6 points. nasdaq is off about 2 24 as we head into the midday trading session. that's based on the uncertainty over the debt crisis. that sent gold futures higher and investors are piling into the safe haven and prices for the hot commodity prizing to the highest level in six week. we hear the wealth gap between older and younger americans. americans 35 and under are saddled with debt and have limited job opportunities. e-reader war is heating up. apple has a new version of the nook. the tablet offers a more powerful processor and twice the storage capacity of amazon's kindle. nook is available for preorder starting today for $249. it doesn't hit the store shelves until november 17. guys will have a long way to go to make up the market share lost

kayla had this question for you, why do we have to cut so little over ten years, referring to that $1.2over a ten year period. she wants to know what you would cut and what number you would search for. >> she's right, it's 2 1/2 cents on the tkpwhrarbgs assuming the cuts are real. that's the be you could get, republicans wanted more, democrats less, when we put this together, so that's why it's not going to happen until after next year, elections. do we get a real mandate to make real cuts, then i think you'll see real cuts, you'll see big ones in reforming medicare, medicaid, and social security, long term and in positive ways. they're not going to affect anyone who's on the system today. but in terms of departments, rick perry had it right, there are a lot of departments, he -- the third one -- >> it could go to eight. >> that goes to our next question, carie wants to know where you'd see the easiest areas to cut. >> there's a lot of -- hud, what they call housing and urban development that could be cut out, section eight, which has not worked as well as it should, pieces of energy, c