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the last 30 years. things have sure changed. take baby boomers. many of them were the first to go to college, right? today their children and grandchildren may hold a degree, but it comes at a steep price and theyre still looking for a job. student loan debt now stands at $865 billion, topping credit card debt for the first time. lets bring in ryan mack, president of optimum capital management, john doggett, professor at the university of austin. and an organization focused on issues f...

yes, 6:00 a.m. in atlanta, georgia. lets get you caught up on the headlines of the day. one of three american students arrested in egypt says they were hit repeatedly just after their arrest, but the news and the good news certainly for their families, youre seeing the pictures there, all three are now back on american soil. the last of them got back just a few hours ago. they were accused of throwing molotov cocktails during anti-government protests in tahrir square. well hear from th...

also this morning, an american journalist, well get back to our jason carroll there in just a second. the other story i need to tell you about, also in egypt. someone you have seen on our air here at cnn a number of times. an american journalist who has appeared here with us says she was blindfolded, beaten and sexually assaulted by egyptian police. she is now free and speaking out. we will be live in cairo in just a minute. but, back home, here on this thanksgiving, our jason carroll,...

free after being accused of throwing fire bombs during recent violent protests in cairo. we are monitoring their moves. also this morning, an american journalist, well get back to our jason carroll there in just a second. the other story i need to tell you about, also in egypt. someone you have seen on our air here at cnn a number of times. an american journalist who has appeared here with us says she was blindfolded, beaten and sexually assaulted by egyptian police. she is now free an...

trade on. thats why you are seeing some of the volatility, because theres not one thing traders are trading on. what is interesting, you may have seen the dow dip into positive territory and it may have stayed there if it were not for hewlett packard. they are spinning off the personal computer business and killing the tablet. the shares are tumbling 20%. thats keeping the dow in the red. >> all right. of course as we mentioned, much of the turmoil on wall street has been triggered by ...

of the turmoil on wall street has been triggered by fears over the european debt crisis and the anemic economies. and richard quest, one of the best people to turn to when we want perspective on the global economy. he joins us from london. what happened in the european markets today? >> reporter: the europeans went down initially and then down further and they rallied with wall street. we closed down 1% in london, and paris 1%, and frankfurt, once again the german market is being cream...

the sinking feel is back on wa street. the breaking news this hour. all major stack indices with the dow down 500 points. once again, we saw dramatic fluctuations over the course of the trading day. one analyst says, and im quoting, fear and greed are driving this frantic cycle of buying and selling and thats costing investors trillions of dollars on paper. joining us now, richard quest. what is going on in europe right now that could drive down wall street so quickly, so dramatically....

life and why time may be running out. im wolf blitzer. youre in "the situation room." the sinking feel is back on wall street. the breaking news this hour. all major stack indices with the dow down 500 points. once again, we saw dramatic fluctuations over the course of the trading day. one analyst says, and im quoting, fear and greed are driving this frantic cycle of buying and selling and thats costing investors trillions of dollars on paper. joining us now, richard quest. what is g...

britain. dozens of police officers hurt and hundreds arrested and a government trying to tamp down public rage. diana nyad has no retrostopping her swim from cuba to miami. she was halfway on the 109-mile swim when she became too sick and too sore to continue. well, this morning, millions of us waking up to a smaller nest egg. in less than 30 minutes all of us will be looking at that big board on wall street wondering where the numbers will be headed today. yesterday hurt. it was t...

six months ago and he wants a blank check today. this is just not going to happen. >> as makeshift memorials spring up across norway, police and the public are searching for answers to fridays deadly attacks. the lawyer and suspect, anders breivik, the lawyer said his client is in insane. the suspects father, who doesnt want to be identified, agrees. >> translator: no, ill never have more contact with him in my darkest moments i think rather than killing all those people, he should hav...