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I think hala, we do need to spend a moment or two looking at the markets. >> this is augly picture across the board. the ftse started down because investors were trying to price these assets. the ftse down 8.5% just about. look at frankfurt, almost a 10% drop. >> this is knee jerk to some extent. but it is quite serious in the depths. and indeed, the ftse is extending its losses beyond 8% and beyond. the pound down, down 9%. at 1.36 as we watch to see further details on that. >> and japan seems to have found a level. it was low are at 1.33. >> i'm seeing on the wires, i

Through, because that will give them important sources of confidence. >> the pound has just put on about two cents. it's at 1.38. we were around 1.36 when the governor started to speak. and now it seems to be at 1.38. >> so banking shares, barclays was down about 30% at the open. it's now down, it's now bounced back up from that level. it's now lower by 21%. >> lloyd's banking group is off 23%. nina dos santos is at the trading floor with the reaction of what people there made or what they heard from the governor of the bank of england. >> yeah, richard, well, a lot of people here were saying ...

A disturbing story out of argentina, police rescued a girl who they say was held captive for nine years. >> reporter: there is nothing unusual about the two-story building, the padlock on the gate, just like many in this neighborhood buenes aires, the capital of argentina. but officials say a 15-year-old girl was held captive in a garage for more than her life. she was only fed bread and water, held for nine years. she was freed during a police raid. she's underdeveloped, only 1.36 metres tall or less than 4.5 feet, her weight 40 kilograms about 44 pounds, a couple given temporary custody of t...

>> we used to do it. remember companies filed for bankruptcy and now they are made overseas. the problem is labor, labor costs. >> cheap labor over there. >> in the united states for manufacturing. is $35 an hour in china it's 1.36 or so. we can't compete with that what we are good at, we are good at growing soybeans, corn, wheat. >> you do that on the weekends. >> no. but i have family members who are ranchers and farmers and so we tell me technology better than ever. >> technology. that's where our economy is heading. technology. >> yep. >> heather nawrt, everybody. if you are mad as hell we...

Time? >> you may need to run to the far right in this context, wolf. i think gloria is absolutely on target, and what i find interesting about this poll, a eni think one of the reasons republicans are saying sh there's more sentiment than i had expected to believe that barack obama will be unseated. if you ask all americans who would they vote for, it's 51/47 against obama. particularly among whites when you ask who you think is going to win, it's like 61/36 thinking obama will lose among whites. what that suggests is all of us thought that he's had a fairly significant bump since the election...