this image of twenty three year old steph gray speaks to the widespread debt epidemic among american college graduates desperate to find work right now i can't even get a job cleaning toilets for minimum wage i have tried at a local motel there's nothing i've made versions of my resume is just begging for any sort of work walking around starbucks mcdonald's anything like they did when i was seventeen and it makes me think well why did i even go to college if this is what it's ending up with armed with a master's degree in geography and one hundred thirty five thousand dollars in student debt great collects two hundred dollars in monthly food stamps and sells textbooks on e bay for make extra cash the struggling graduate lost both her parents by the age of twelve i am approximately two months behind on my runs i have no idea how to catch up iow i agree completely freaking out about this i frightened of being effective but no matter how much she loses she's obligated to keep paying back her private loans to sallie mae america's largest private lender it took out forty thousand dollars

steph was not the only person to write in.e as americans should take a stance and get rid of all incumbents and replace congress as a whole. thus sending the message that if they can't work together and do their jobs and stop playing the finger pointing blame game, then we will continue to replace them until we get something that works. it could work. well yes, stephanie, it could work, but i think it's unlikely. the replacement lawmakers would be behold that doom the supercommittee from the start. and then there was this on the case of the evil kiss. yesterday we told you about a school down in florida where officials called the cops when officials saw a girl kissing a boy. a bit of an over reaction perhaps? as i recall being 12 years old, at a time of discovery, about dating. a kiss is not a crime if both people consent. it is a sweet and special event. we as adults in a politically correct society forgotten what it's like to be a young person growing up? i think we have. that is truly sad. you know, i feel you. it seems onc

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. >>> on "good morning america," george steph nope louse will have an exclusive interview with one of the victims motors. here is a preview of what you will hear. >> reporter: i didn't know what to do and you can't tell jerry no. >> reporter: he was just a little kit. >> interview: yeah. >> "good morning america" starts at 7:00 a.m. before that you can get all your local news with "good morning maryland" starting at 4:30. >>> president obama says if these allegations of child sex abuse at penn state is true then what happened is outrageous. he made these rye marks through his spokesman today. governor john corman said he had no confidence in joe paterno or the ousted authorities. the governor was the attorney general who launched the investigation two years ago. tom bradley says he this is not how he would have liked to have taken over the nittany lions. >> interview: it's with mixedy mexicos and a heavy heart that this occurred that i'm going through this. >> reporter: now tonight, one local newspaper is reporting that this new head coach has been asked by the trustees to keep coach

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oh thanks steph so that's right time to delve into the world of business and as we've been reporting russia has started pumping gas to europe through the north stream line with an eventual capacity of fifty five billion cubic meters the new archery will likely change european energy priorities in particular thought the shifting of the officers away from alternative councils as as constructive similar from the national energy security fund explains. inside europe. we see a very concerned that if you share with us you know that you were speaking about russian partners and what's the result will join me for a new alliance this country is not so good but still gives you the future if you are we see that now the main driver of show us production europe was all about who was. always goes through it all and if we tried to analyze the real situation we still goes of course we still could use these two conferences speeches presentations but no business at last it was rated so you can compare notes through his show his production in europe are you in this thread a good thing with a reality sho

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boy steph.kes this so unique. >> it's like gymnastics. >> i was a gymnast so it goes through my head. >> i won't be spinning on my head like that. >> it's the same thing. look at the way his body moves and how strong they have to be in order to do this. >> that was like being on the horse earlier. how many? 60,000 hits? >> 60,000 views on youtube. >> you have to slow it down. that's when you really can appreciate it. >> you really have to respect what they can do. >> i do love that. when you're on the road, i'm on the road, you have favorite places maybe, when you visit a certain city, favorite hotels, favorite restaurants. a lot of our cnn anchors and reporters have that experience. so we have an interesting way to allow you to appreciate some of the world's best hotels, restaurants, getaways. take a look. >> i'm in duluth, georgia, at one of my favorite places to relax. this sauna is modeled after traditional korean spots popular in korea. they are affordable and a common getaway for families.

attacks has settled a multi-million dollar lawsuit with the federal government. 63-year-old robert steph convenience died in 2001 when a letter containing deadly anthrax supports arrived at the office building where he worked as a tabloid editor. he was the first victim. the fbi learned those supports came from a lab in fort detrick. a lawsuit claims the government did not do enough to keep the anthrax safe. the government has agreed to pay the family $2.5 million to settle the suit. >> coming up in the broadcast tonight, a mob of protesters storm the british embassy in iran today. >> a judge throws the book at michael jackson's doctor. what the singer's family is saying about the sentence. >>and a twice who having three money money jers who came forward to claim a $254 million jackpot. >> and now so mobile phone apps could come with their own rating system for sex and violence. >> we're talking dale hunter, the new era of capitals hockey begins. also, an offensive explosion on "monday night football." that would be offensive [ female announcer ] more people are using wireless devices...

good morning, steph. >> caller: good morning. >> hi. your question?ller: yes, i purchased various etfs for my i.r.a. account and doing pretty well. i was wondering with the drastic rise and falls in the market, if i should sell off enough shares to realize my gain and then repurchase more shares of the etfs when there's another dip in the market. >> first of all, sharon, what is an epf, etf i mean? >> exchange traded fund. stephanie, you never know when if the market dips you'll realize another gain. you may not. it may dip further. you want to see if these are investments that really fit your financial goals. if they do, if it's an etf that right now you'd buy again if you had the chance, just don't sell right now. keep that etf but if there is an asset allocation mix you want to have that may mean selling some of this and buying something else, maybe this is the time to sell it but you just can't time the market. don't try to time right now. >> thanks so much, stephanie. we appreciate that. >> it's okay, i got it. >> e-mail, bobby, dayton, ohio, "my

. >>> steph semi swab tried to rob the bang behind me this afternoon and this is in mcclain .way and not far away. look at the pictures. this is the video that police all over the area have been wanting to see over the last couple of weeks. this is stephanie swab being -- schwab being escorted by officers and she's in handcuffs. this picture is from montgomery county, maryland, where old georgetown road hits the beltway and that is where authorities say she crashed her getaway car today while being followed by a fairfax county police officer. that officer had heard the lookout for a blue ford taurus just after. they say schwab left the

. >> one week later, steph een hughly was granted a stay of execution when he decided to resume at peels wait out his appeals at another facility. in 2005 tennessee department of corrections announced brushy mountain will be closed. the historic prison will be replaced by a more modern and cost efficient facility, one designed to house nearly 2,

with more, here is kal's steph crock. >> reporter: like many 18-year-olds he comes home from high schoolparents. he is no average teenager, the mayor-elect of aredale, iowa. >> i was very surprised. i mean, i knew a couple weeks beforehand it could possibly happen. and they had an ad in our local paper that just said, write in jeremy mennier for mayor of aredale. >> reporter: he didn't even know about the ad but they worked. november #th -- 8th, jeremy won the race with the write-in votes beating out the 76-year-old incumbent mayor. his former social studies teacher wasn't surprised. >> i have always been proud of jeremy. he has always been a hard worker his whole life. >> reporter: he sure has a team of supporters. council member rita oleson was thrilled. >> i am excited to work with him to. be honest. he has great things on his agenda he would look to accomplish and things that have needed done in our town for a long time. >> reporter: the age factor doesn't bother rita one bit. in fact she says it is a plus. >> looking forward to the new ideas being brought into town by someone his ag

as to whether she will allow her children to have a relationship with their grandmother, steph sni has not decided. >>> let's check in with josh elliott for the morning headlines. >> good morning, to all of yu. elizabeth, welcome. we're going to begin with new figures on poverty in america. 1 in 15 are described as the poorest of the poor, with an income of $11,000 or less for a family of four. >>> in nashville, take a look at this. 5,000 people lined up for a job fair wednesday held by nissan. those 5,000 people, applying for 1,500 positions. >>> words that private companies created some 110,000 jobs in the u.s. last month. that's about 10,000 more than expected. but all eyes, today, are on europe, which could dramatically influence our economic recovery. just this morning, there are some troubling developments in greece, where a growing debt crisis could now threaten banks here and around the world. president obama just spoke at a crucial summit of global leaders in france. and that's where we find abc's david muir. good morning, david. >> reporter: josh, good morning from france. th

good morning, steph. >> caller: good morning. >> hi. your question?it's an etf that right now you'd buy again if you had the chance, just don't sell right now. keep that etf but if there is an asset allocation mix you want to have that may mean selling some of this and buying something else, maybe this is the time to sell it but you just can't time the market. don't try to time right now. >> thanks so much, stephanie. we appreciate that. >> it's okay, i got it. >> e-mail, bobby, dayton, ohio, "my husband and i purchased our first home in 2007 with 30-year mortgage and a 6.5% interest rate, we refinanced last year to a 15-year mortgage and 4% interest rate, we also pay biweekly to help minimize the amount of interest paid over the life of the loan. with the mortgage rates at an all-time low, should we refinance again?" >> this is a great thing for me, i know a couple of things about the dayton market there. she's taking advantage of the lower rates and paying biweekly, two payments of $600 a month instead of one of $1,200 saves you thousands of dollars

this is steph nea. stephanie, you're on. >> a note for c-span, first. everybody keeps putting out this 47%. c-span, have you ever done a program that tells you -- that breaks it down exactly what that 47% is? i would really like to know. host: ok, thank you. caller: also, i have a pro-republican thing and an anti-republican. shows you i'm a real independent. first of all, the pro-republican. everybody kneads to look at buddy roemer, r-o-e-m-e-r, buddy roemer, 2012. the republicans are desperately trying to keep him out of every debate. and the guy down in florida just -- even though he has 7% approval down in florida, the chairman down there just automatically cut him out. so everybody look at buddy r-o-e-m-e-r 2012 and see why they're cutting him out. host: stephanie, how about a question for the congressman, please. caller: regulation, congressman, regulation equals rules and laws. and people wonder why nobody from wall street went to jail. because they did away with regulation. that's why you keep wanting to do away with regulation, because if you ha