you can hear the rage of the jones falls. this is a measuring stick of sorts. the rain continues here in baltimore city. this is an area where we can watch on the jones falls. >> that is a tricky spot. i was there around 1:00 p.m. yesterday. down.t think it ever shut >> the near the center of the storm is in reisterstown. unfriend is there -- jennifer franciotti is there. >> people are getting a nap before the next wave of information starts to pour in. some people working 12-hour shifts. ken was saying that things are improving. >> they are somewhat. we still have the headlines up, high wind warnings. each should be on the downside through the afternoon into the evening. rain will continue. we should start to improve. >> the storm is moving a bit faster and weakening. >> it did come in faster. it is weakening over land. >> thank you so much for joining us. working until 7:00 a.m. 355,000 power outages. 70% of folks in carroll county without power. 40% of customers in harford county without power. the hatem bridge has reopened. the bay bridge remains shut down.

when he leaped into the stands, it was the jones family of owens, maryland, that was waiting there to him. >> the gathering was captured on national tv, the images seen around the nation. our bruce johnson sat down with the jones family today after the big event. >> rg3 is going to out race everybody. >> reporter: when rg3 took off toward the end zone to seal the first victory in a year at home, the jones family was there to meet him with arms outstretched. >> all i could think was he's coming right at us. we're going to get him. >> reporter: what else could rg3 do from a town still sulking from a sudden defeat? how about a lambeau leap? >> he kept on coming. >> did he say anything? >> he didn't say a word. he leaped up. he like pushed us completely back and i was just completely covered. >> that's the jones family of owens, maryland all over rg3. >> she started hyper ventilating. i thought she was going to pass out. >> i sat down with the family at the family business, an elevator control company up in upper marlboro. >> the calls haven't stopped, twitter, insta gram, anything you ca

this is the jones falls. you can tell, it is very loud this morning, it's overflowing the banks and causing flooding right here in the clipper mill area where there is some flooding in the parking lot. there are a number of businesses in this area, including the athletic club and others, seeing a lot of water in the parking lot area, because the banks are overflowing here from the jones falls. we are under the jfx. this area is no stranger to flooding for businesses and homeowners in the area. they have experienced problems with other storms because of the low lying area. the city department of transportation has closed several roads and intersections because of flooding and this includes clifford milks meadow mills business park. police officers and emergency responders are out on the streets to responds to any problems and again, we have seen actually several of them stop by and take a look at the water, just take a look around the area, the business park, maybe sure everything looks okay, keeping people saf

this is the jones falls. state tune. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] combine the pnc cashbuilder visa credit card with a qualifying pnc performance select checking account and earn 75% more than cards earning 1% cash back on almost everything. >> welcome back to our continuing coverage of the aftermath of sandy. jennifer franciotti is at mema headquarters. places outside the city are taking a pounding still. >> the message continues to be to stay off the roads. resist a shift change here about five minutes ago -- there was a shift change five minutes ago. james atkins from the national guard is joining me. you finally got some sleep. >> i went from somerset county always up to cecil county and all the counties in between to make sure their needs have been met. >> we know the swift water rescues will continue with the help of the maryland national guard. >> we support the local entities, the mayor, whatever he needs. we bring in special vehicles that can get through the water. we go down and support local fire and res

we're here on the banks of the raging jones falls. it has subsided a lot. where i'm standing out was covered with water and over the banks. you can see the parking lot this was completely covered. that is always a good barometer to see how bad it is. this is something to behold. travel restrictions in baltimore city. shell tears remain open. -- shelters remained open. >> after the rain marathon, a lot of areas are flooding. >> we have this report from earlier this morning. >> hurricane sandy leaving her mark. no major damage. the water level is high enough that it has spilled over onto the promise not. it is slapping up against the steps of the light street pavilion. you will not notice any traffic because travel restrictions remain in effect, keeping everybody off the road. it might be a hurricane but this is cold. your gloves.d to clo >> our live team coverage continues. >> what parts of the northeast will be waking up to no power and underwater? >> this is a live look from virginia. that is no coming down. -- that is snow coming down >> i'm not sure we ne

>> go first to the owner, jerry jones. en i was working on ttis a year and a half ago, they did a poll on the most hated sports figures. >> sports figure, not football? >> they were all nfl, number one al davis, number two, michael vick and jerry jones. >> al davis is dead. michael vick started playing well and much-beloved in philly now. >> and rehabilita 1978 when nfl films dubbed the cowboys america's team, immediately they were the most hated. you never saw reaction a articls written like in the "boston globe." and "the new york times.." >> so it was the team, not texas they hated but the cowboys? >> it was definitely this franchise. texas has always had a reaction simila simil similarly. texans are not shy or introverted. >> the houston oilers were never as controversial, and now the houston texans. just this team? >> something you look at this, in 2012, the houston texans are a far superior team. >> they're an actual team. >> people are talking about them going to the super bowl. their fan base may trickle over across

we'll continue to watch the jones vault and all over the area. for now, in baltimore, back to you. >> thank you, josie. and connor is spending the night on kent island. they have problems from the wind there. >> so many problems that first responders are having problems getting on the road. >> reporter: we want to bring you an update from kent island, we are seeing the worst of it right now. wind speeds are recorded at 80 miles per hour over the bay bridge. the bridge is shut down now for several hours. the conditions have certainly worsened throughout the day. one big point update is all emergency operations here in queen ann's county are suspended. unless it is a dire situation the firefighters will not go out there. that is another reason to stay put and do not think about going out in the storm overnight. certainly, really treacherous situation, you can see the wind and pan down to the road and see the rain whipping across the road and up to the light. it is probably the worst we've seen it all day and it will continue to get bad. we'll keep

here are the dow jones industrials. we are positive and seeing green on the screen for all three indices. diaz and the and the dow on track to finish the week down. we are keeping track of the market moves. nicole petallides and jeff flock at the cme in chicago. you are watching shares of citigroup. one of the top analysts who has been a frequent guest has been canned. >> he has been the top-ranked internet analyst everybody knows. he has covered 30 stocks and now they are having to basically -- other research analysts, something they don't cover any more. why was he terminated? citigroup takes it seriously. about the fact that he disclosed confidential information about facebook's initial public offering, also unpublished revenue estimates for google, youtube. this is something they take seriously. he and a junior analyst under investigation for that and with that the regulator fining citigroup for failing to supervise these guys. both have been terminated. it is a big story especially since he was a front runner and on

yocan hear the water at the jones falls. it's causing the water to run over in to the business park area, there are a numb of businesses over there, a number of other lots flooded right now because of the rising water. sherrie johnson, abc2 news. >>> a number of deaths attributed to super storm sandy. here we have had two, one hand overnight in arundel county. >> one man died after a tree fell on top of his house. linda so is live this morning, she is in millersville and has the latest. they have to bring a crane to go in and clean the mess up? >> they are waiting for the heavy crane. the tree that fell on the house was so big they physically couldn't remove it. they need the crane. the man was doing what we have been told to do, to stay at home and ride out the storm. it's dangerous. a tree fell in his front yard on top 9pñof his house and crus him to death. new video we want to show you, a shot about three hours ago, this happened just before 11:00, overnight, in the 7700 block in pasadena. it's in the fort smallwood area.

the deal. and, she says, she never wants to cheer again. no, sarah jonesking the lsat in the spring and starting law school in the fall. i know that's a big career change, going from teaching to being a lawyer. if you love to do what you're doing, then that's what you should be doing. >> reporter: cody just enrolled in college. >> what are you going to do, cody? >> well, i'm planning on just graduating college and getting my marketing degree and finding a job from there. i mean isn't that what college students do? >> reporter: two lives just getting started really. and for once, they say, they're taking it slow. >> nobody can ever say where something is going. you don't know what's going to happen or what the future holds for us. we are just taking it day by day. >> you have told me on multiple occasions, you just want the truth to come out and in the end the truth will. >> yes. >> but you've lied. so is the truth out now? why should we believe you? >> yes. that's all i've ever said is i want the truth to come out. >> is this the truth? is this the final t

it is loud here and basically this is the jones falls, we are under the jfx. this water is basically overflowing the banks and running in to the parking lot area of some nearby businesses here in the clipper mill area. this area is no stranger to flooding. this area seen flooding for businesses and homes, they have experienced problems. the department of transportation has closed several roads and intersections because of the flooding. this includes clipper mill at meadows mills where we are standing here. mayor stephanie rawlings blake request, police officers and emergency responders are also out on the streets this morning, to respond to problems we have seen them, they have been through here several times patrolling, making sure everyone is safe. the city received calls for downed trees and power lines and flooding and yesterday the mayor i a announced a travel restriction for roadways. this restriction began last night at 6:00, and runs until noon today. the restriction doesn't include a uniform personnel, employees and medical providers. baltimore city o

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again, the banks here at the jones falls overflowing, causing flight flooding in the area. sherrie johnson, abc2 news. >>> one of the popular vacation spot, now a ghost town as remnants of sandy move ashore. this is the flooded street of atlantic city, normally be full of cars. it is impassible today. water topped the roadway in a matter of hours and winds and rains continued pounding the area. >> this is a past train station in new jersey, from new jersey in to new york city, the new york and new jersey transit authority tweeted the picture out. three major airports are shutdown. water seeped through the subway stations and the tunnel connecting manhattan and brooklyn. >> sandy is howling outside your window, probably now. >> you heard it last night. the winds, the rain, whipping around and likely, you could have a day off work, the kids have the day off of school. >> james is outside the headquarters in reisterstown. the winds are kicking up around you. >> reporter: we are get the real strong gusts. over 30, easily. it's raining over five plus inches of rain like lynette

there are a number of businesses in this area right across the jones falls here. their parking lot is flooded this morning. you can see the athletic club and the water in the parking lot. this area is no stranger to flooding for the businesses and homes. they experienced problems with other storms in the low lying area. the city department of transportation has closed roads and intersections because of the flooding. this include where we are standing. the mayor stephanie rawlings- blake request, police officers and emergency responders are on the streets to respond to any problems. the last couple of days we have seen a big police pleasant. just a few minutes ago we saw an officer drive by this morning. it is in an effort to keep people safe. the city has received calls for down treed power lines and flooding. yesterday there was a restrictions for roadways. it started last night at 6 to mean p.m. and through noon today. it does not include uniformed personnel, hospital employees and other medical providers. it is important to note that baltimore city has opened si

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if you look at the dow jones industrials thanks for joining us. we are down 20 one points so no more straddling the flat line. you can see this reversal is increasing. we are seeing a move to accelerate to the downside 15,075 for the dow jones industrials and as i was saying earlier the fed could have queued up its announcement from the last meeting. today's statement, the way peter barnes got identical except for one small line. peter: yes. eagle eye liz claman coming through the statement, absolutely right. [talking over each other] peter: we love it here. liz and peter are geeks'.com. the reserve statement from the meeting in september said inflation has been subdued all vote the prices of some key commodities have increased recently. today's statement no mention of inflation subdued. it was flat out inflation recently picked up somewhat reflecting higher energy prices so my colleagues in the treasury press room where we get the statement we all notice a change in the language but the fomc continued with longer-term inflation expectations have r

yesterday gains in the dow jones industrials? spanish prime minister said he or frankly anyone in spain will make a bailout request. speculation about the timing of this request is really causing investor uncertainty back in the u.s. many believe and say it is coming, they just do not know when. they would like to know when. when the head of spain is saying, no, not yet, it gets them upset and you start to see red on the screen. the dow jones industrials crossing the unchanged line 11 times before flipping into the red for the rest of the day. we always look for the silver lining here. one stock way up. metro pcs leading the s&p 500 today. seeing double-digit gains in hindi a new high today after reports that george telecom was close to a deal to merge it t-mobile branch with metro pcs. could not get it done with at&t. consumer sentiment, that is how you guys feel about buying things, it has a four month high. holiday sales are expected to rise. that is lower than the past two years. coming up this hour, arthur martinez, the formi

liz: the dow jones industrials up 19 points and the market following. the nasdaq butter by 17 on this update. this is a good dividend. hitting a record high today. those are all hitting highs again today. really pretty broad-based rally getting affected. sandra is investing conservatively with two stocks. your first pick, not parker and gamble. >> i love this stock. it is just a steady eddie stock. if you go back and you look at the chart for years and years, this stock has done well in any kind of market. the own brand is that we all use and we just don't realize it. so the reality is they continue to buy occasionally new brands to their portfolio, they do a tremendous job integrating them and leveraging those brands. so i think this is the kind of thing you want to own. liz: your next one is a little dicier. this is a movie theater chain. in south america and the u.s. they have a great dividend. >> they have a great dividend and yet it has a growth component to it because they are expanding in the latin america market. as you mentioned it is a little

the dow jones industrial average down 222 points right here. 222 points we are negative for the week not for the year. we're still looking at a gain for the year. the doe jones industrial average up 9% year to date. take a look at the damage going on today. we have just 45 minutes left in today's trading session. this quick market stat check on the dow industrial says it all. selloff on wall street. the dow wiping out the gain for the week right now with the dow down 222 points. lackluster earnings from general electric today setting the tone. all ten s&p 500 sectors seeing red today. materials, technology, consumer discretionari discretionari discretionarie discretionaries. all leading the market today. technology one of the big drivers of the selloff on the heels of weaker than expected revenue guidance and earnings for a number of tech names. google and a number of social media stocks are taking a pounding. they are reporting, actually, in the next week. that is why that has so many investors worried. google disappointed investors thursday h

today's 2.4 percent rally was the best among dow jones industrial stocks. and this breakout comes on stronger than usual volume. with the home market stabilizing, home depot shares are second only to bank of america among dow stocks performance this year. h.d. is up 50 percent since january. online social network gaming company zynga is disappointing investors again, announcing a delay in launching a number of new games and lowering its earnings forecast. the stock was hit hard by the warning, falling 11.9 percent. volume exploded to more than 10 times average. this is a new low for the stock. it started trading in december at $10. it's just below two and a half time. zynga has struggled to follow up its early success with games like farmville. it said it will focus on casino- style games. the bulk of zynga's sales come through players accessing its games on facebook. and facebook shares were down 4.7 percent although volume was a little lighter than usual. as for video game retailer game stop, it's shares bounced 3.2 percent. the stock sold off last month b

all you have to do is look at the dow jones industrials. there isn't a single stock that's moving higher. although you could argue that home depot is the best performer, down just about a dime, had been higher, so had bank of america, but nobody in this last hour is able to push higher. let's get to nicole petallides on the floor of the new york stock exchange. she's focusing on restaurant stocks right now but we don't often see a $45 drop or percent in any kind of stock, but chipotle a nightmare today. nicole: we're taking a look at that and some other fast-food types, mcdonald's would be on there. mcdonald's has been weighing on the dow jones industrials. take a look at chipotle which was spun off from mcdonald's actually. when you talk about chipotle, we should talk about the fact that the consumers have been coming in there, they are very cautious about what they are spending, smaller to go packages. you see it down over 15%. that's a drop of 44 bucks for chipotle. let's take a a look at mcdonald's and some other burger joints that are f

floor we have a long way to go to see any green with the dow jones industrials. who is getting hit in your portfolio. we can bring up the dow component name in tell. the biggest lagger after confirmed it would be cutting firms from its security unit. the energy sector because we are always looking for positivity sparking green on the board today. happens to be the only sector in the s&p 500 that is moving hire. the only major sector. the sector's rally in alongside as high tensions in the middle east counter the imf growth cuts. and ignited by a visit from german chancellor angela merkel where she said the austerity package for greece will pay off. it is tough medicine. the greeks don't want to hear that. mostly greek money would be bailing out greece. they get a larger voice here and don't like her that much. things remain -- except for the lovely tear-gas bomb, a couple molotov cocktails but the police were there and you had communists and anarchists and occupy wall street. you never know. guess who showed up. our floor show trader. let's go to the stock exchang

incident. >> i decided to give her the gun, allow her to exit the truck. >> jones didn't escape. he let her go. and of the gun itself -- >> it was not loaded during the time with christie. >> he even claims he considered her more than a hostage. >> there came a time where me personally, i felt like she was no longer someone that i took hostage but somebody that i was talking to, you know -- i hate to say friend, but i don't know another word for it. >> as for why he did it, jones maintains he snapped when he couldn't find work to support his family after his first stint in jail. >> every opportunity they tried to open, you know, the doors were shut, and things led to another, and i just gave up. i guess symbolically running, running from the truth. running from reality. >> jones has one more request of his former hostage. >> i would hope one day she would see enough to say, well, you know, he spent enough time for the things that he's done, so let me forgive him. >> but christie says the mom in her will never do that. >> one day i may forgive him, and to a certain

he leaped up and pushed us completely back and i was just completely covered. >> reporter: it's the jones family owings maryland in calvert county all over rg3. >> she started hyperventilating. i thought she was going to pass now. >> reporter: he sat down with the couple and the two daughters at the family business in upper marlboro. >> facebook, twitter, instagram, anything you can think of. >> reporter: they're season ticket holders dating back to the super bowl years and before at rfk stadium. sunday football is almost a religion to this family. phyllis caught the kickoff ball during sunday's contest. one of the girls was proposed to during another game. >> it landed at my feet. >> reporter: now they're getting all kinds of offers for the end zone seats at fedex. the belief is rg3 will be making more appearances in the area real soon. how much for those seat snaps would you take to be willing to part with those -- seats? how much would you take to be willing to part with those seats? >> no way. >> i'm a businessman. i tried that this summer and i think the price of poker just went up a

the dow jones is down 200 points. the nasdaq down more than 70 points.the drop follows poor earnings reports for three major companies in the dow jones, profits at microsoft and mcdonalds fell, general electric reported higher profits but revenue was not as high as expected. some analysts say that may be due to a drop in orders for wind turbines. >>> apple has loss at legal battle against samsung and the company has been ordered by a judge to apologize. the uk court says samsung did not copy apple's design for tablets. the british court said in part the galaxy tablet doesn't infringe on the patent because the the samsung patents were not as cool. that may end it there but may may appeal. >>> they are starting that there. locals will get their first taste of starbuck's there. they will open stores in new deli next here and they have locations in 61 countries. >>> a new study shows the bay area is less friendly to start up businesses than other parts of california, the bay area council economic institute says relatively expensive housing and the high cost

max kaiser welcome back to the kaiser report time now to go to maine and speak with john logon jones who is running to be a representative from a state house in district one twelve john welcome to the kaiser report banks are on the imax all right john logan jones are running for maine state representative on a platform of primarily about civil liberties and economic matters between occupy wall street and the tea party these seem to be the two biggest issues for young people and yet are completely absent from the mainstream debate why is that god i don't have a good answer for why i guess people just don't want to talk about it because they have no interest at stake it but they do i'm certainly talking about it and it's resonating with voters so i'm going to keep talking now a pew research poll just out shows that a majority of americans want the u.s. to stop intervening abroad that's never going to happen of course is it is it too late to stop the military industrial complex well that's why that became politically motivated i served in the air force has intelligence specialist and aft

which jim jones certainly tried to do, and during the heyday of the mid seventies, or early seventies in san francisco, jones was even appointed to a position on the housing authority, i believe, by mayor george moscone - i think he was the one that was later assassinated by harvey milk, if i'm not mistaken. but in any event, jones had risen up to a position of respect in that very liberal community. but again, what goes wrong? well, rebecca will have some things to say about that, but just your thoughts or comments on it? sure. >> the headstone described them as victims. >> yes. >> is that accurate, when people choose their paths? >> darn good question. that's the a-number one $64,000 question - is a person a victim in that setting, when it goes to thought? >> i can see the four-year-old - >> yes, okay. >> - definitely a victim. >> now, we understand here that it was a suicide-also murder, because as you'll hear her say - i didn't realize this; the media didn't catch, pick up on this - but they practiced this. they practiced this for months. and oddly enough, rebecca's parents were d

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the dow jones industrial average now at 13,436, a decline of about 0.5%. if we close lower today that, would be the sixth decline in the last eight trading sessions. a bit of worry about earnings on the trading horizon, as we are expected expecting the stream of earnings to take effect. weakness in apple today. it is about 5% of the s&p 500 and 20% of the nasdaq. so as apple goes, so goes the market. that's what we're seeing once again today. s&p 500 down about five points. that's 1/3 of 1%. with markets in the red, let's look at what this says about where we are in business today. joining me in today's "closing bell" exchange, we have aaron gibbs from s&p capital iq, rob morgan, our own rick santelli, and bill griffeth at new york stock exchange. >> we were a little tardy getting started here, but we're all set to go. the dow was down 90 points. we're just off those lows as you pointed out. erin gibbs, how much of this do you think is the market anticipating earnings? >> i think that's a lot of it. there are quite a few positive trends coming out of the ma

and the dap kings. >> and sharon jones and the dap ki[ mitt romney ] there are two very different country can take. one is a path represented by the president, which, at the end of four years, iit'd mean we'd have $20 trillion in debt. i'll get people back to work with 12 million new jobs. i'm gonna make sure that we get people off of food stamps not by cutting the thogram but by getting them good jobs. i'll work with you. i'll lead you in an open and honest way a to make sure that we all together maintain america as the hope of the earth. i'm mitt romney, and i approve this message. >> hi, i'm guillermo and we're on our way to the sturgis bike rally, and first to pay for our trip -- move it, snake. >> hate to break it to you, but the bike rally was was in august. >> you told me itt was now. >> no -- >> sorry, boss. >> don't worry, "pawn stars" devoting a whole episode to our time at sturgis. >> check it out, like you're at e rally. >> guillermo: can i sellou this very, very valuable item. j bring themin, we'll check them out. >> guillermo: a bunch of stuff from my boss, jimmy kim

so it's my pleasure to give commendation to elizabeth jones the former president of the tenants association since 2007. miss jones is a great advocate for residents and the west side courts development. she served on tenants association executive board for the past five years. in that time she formed a partnership with booker t. washington community center, and momagic to open a computer lab and afterschool program. in 2010 she saw a need for summer activities for the children and started a camp with her own resources and has improved the community. in fact, last year she was recognized by the national alliance of resident services in affordable and assisted house for her work on supporting children and youth in public housing. miss jones was also involved in the pre-development and planning process for the redevelopment of west side courts. her input was critical, and even has helped us as we move forward with the anti-displacement right to return legislation that was heard at land use committee yesterday. miss jones really has helped the community greatly and has introduced the residents

vehicle died from gunshot wound to the chest. jones went on to say that he fired at his legs on purpose. he had no intention of killing anyone parent when this is a walk up to the car and opened fire. the defense has long withheld that this was a case of self-defense. a friend of former police officer anthony abbate says he never tried to intimidate the woman abbate beat up at local bar. karolina obrycka is suing the chicago police department, claiming it has a "code of silence" to protect officers accused of wrongdoing. but the beating was captured on surveillance video, so abbate couldn't deny it. his friend gary ortiz testified yesterday, he never threatened or bribed obrycka to try to make her drop her charges. with a court order in hand officials from the city of aurora entered a townhome this morning, to remove more than 300 birds that had been living there. the greater chicago caged bird club will take all the birds and find homes for them. david skeberdis, a self- described bird hoarder and the owner of the townhouse says he wa

well, right nows, down 223 points on the dow jones industrial average, 13,122.46. full team coverage of the selloff with bob pisani here at the nyse. seema mody at the nasdaq, sharon epperson following oil gold and rick santelli off camera now, looking at the breaking news any moment from the bond pits. we begin with bob. we have had technical damage to the mark threat morning? >> yeah, still remember, the dow, off the low, sue, but just barely off the lows. still only 4% from our recent highs here. so a long way to go before we get to any kind of correction. a little game of chicken, people buying at the open, get some kind of rally like in the last hour yesterday. a big game of chicken. look at the sectors. the bottom line, the damage is wide spread, not as bad as it was earlier. notice even defensive names like health care and consumer staples down more than 1%, a fairly rare occurrence. s & p materials down, of course, as we saw concerns about the dollar breaking out the new highs. there is some modest breakouts, tech stocks like microsoft and intel breaking out

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as the dow jones industrial average and the s&p 500 kept sinking and sinking.en there was quite a crowd of people around me staring at the same chine that was the blue-green screen and we could not get over what happened. we thought the bottom had fallen out. people immediately after said returned to the 1930's was inevitable. gerri: i was working my first business reporting job in virginia. the trader was talking to on the phone wasrying because he was scared. crying. 500 8.does not sound like a lot today but we have drops althe time. much ado to technical glitch. could we lose 23% in one day ? >> never sayever. remember the crash of october 87 was part of a byproduct of electronic type of trading. program trading you had sell, orders automatic the kickinand. to protect investors. gerri:ome of that goes on today with high frequency trading. people are afraid we have seen big sell-offs. >> but recently they pull the plug on the sour of the problem. october 19 nobody knew which plug to poll. gerri: polling the frrntpage of the "wall street journa ocks are plungg