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looking at whether it could have been caused by a typo. one possibility is that a trader may have put in a sell order for $16 billion instead of $16 million. that simple. whatever the reason, though, computerized selling kicked in, and the dow lost almost 1,000 points. it later recovered two-thirds of that loss. the big plunge caused sheer panic for some investors. before the markets gradually bounced back. money expert jennifer westhoven is here now to show you how it happened momen...

>> tonight on frontline: the haditha incident was called a massacre... >> these crimes are heinous crimes, terrible acts. i would even call what happened in haditha a war crime. >> ...marines accused of going on a rampage, killing iraqi civilians in cold blood. >> they went into houses and killed children. women and children. 24 people they killed. >> the news saying that there were 24 innocent civilians killed, i... its not accurate at all. my case proves it. >> in just a matter of we...

>> tonight on frontline: the haditha incident was called a massacre... >> these crimes are heinous crimes, terrible acts. i would even call what happened in haditha a war crime. >> ...marines accused of going on a rampage, killing iraqi civilians in cold blood. >> they went into houses and killed children. women and children. 24 people they killed. >> the news saying that there were 24 innocent civilians killed, i... its not accurate at all. my case proves it. >> in just a matter of we...

it is politics are very real. every single day, and it kind of those you in and pulled me in. it has pulled in a thousands and thousands of americans. i am just one of them. it is a place worth getting to know and i think that the israeli-palestinian conflict is the most difficult complex deeply seated rooted conflict right now in the world. if we can sell the israeli-palestinian conflict we can solve anything. that is how deep it goes to. >> host: when you talk about talking to terror...

>> i would like to ask him some questions so today, mark perry i am glad we have this opportunity to speak with you about your book "talking to terrorists" so it may ask you what are you? >> guest: a first question is the hardest. historian and author in one way and middle east activist in another life. this book "talking to terrorists" is a good combination of both because it refers to the history of the region and diplomacy in the region while giving readers i think an insight into ...

Before november to subvert the will of the people and destroy our prosperity and we have to move very fast. >> how do you really feel about that? >> you have to host oreilly tonight. >> oreilly is working tonight. but a couple of weeks, ill be back for a couple of nights, yeah. >> can we talk about -- by the way, welcome. >> great to see you. >> can we talk about this marine over at camp pendleton who decides to write in his facebook things he feels were not doing right here in this country when...

were trying to bring somebody to just for this little girl right here and her family. >> right now, no one knows whether haleigh cummings is alive or dead. you heard how they are classifying it there now. misty croslins grandmother says shes heard several stories about how the little girl may have died. last night she talked with hlns nancy grace about that. >> joining us tonight is a very special guest. a guest who has been through hell. with us is flora hollers. she is misty croslin ...

>> wow, look at that photo. >> its doctored. so that was her idea. jens idea to have the sound check as we started our show. >> yeah. crazy shes producing from wherever she is right now. >> yes, she is actually doing the show at our island bureau. >> i do believe shes going to have a choir at her ceremony. maybe she needs to do a sound check. >> possibly. >> the two of you can leave right after the show. >> a lot of tea party stuff to go over. we have news about a marine standing up on...

Fired on a civilian bus killing four people and wounding more than a dozen. >> it happened on monday. it is showing that even the smallest mistake in battle can have far reaching and deadly consequences which is why the u.s. military is training its men and women to keep civilians out of the crossfire. heres our barbara star. >> reporter: marines on patrol in an after began village, insurgents are nearby. well, not exactly. were actually inside a old tomato packing plant at the marine corps base...

Mistake, better here in training than on the front lines of the war. barbara starr, cnn, camp pendleton, california. political dignitaries from more than 40 nations descending upon washington for a two-day security summit hosts by president obama, reportedly the biggest assembly of world leaders hosted by an american president since 1945. lye pictures now and in 15 minutes well hear what the summit means for us. a week after the deadly blast that killed 29 coal miners and tore apart a tight ...