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walked away from their jobs and in three hours they walk into a courtroom. athletic director tim kucurrey d gary schultz. sandusky says he met victims through his charity, second mile, which helps troubled boys. second mile released a statement saying immediately they made the decision to separate sandusky from the program activities in 2008. that's when sandusky told the organization that he was under investigation. we'll have more on that. catching wall street well and your money on what's shaping up to be a volatile day on wall street right now. investors are worried about financi...

>> greece can't do that, many people fear it would then go bankrupt. it would be very, very difficult for the euro to survive, greece to survive in the euro if it goes bankrupt. banks could stop lending to each other, recession could come back to europe and especially in that -- the u.s. market just think what happened after lehman brother's collapsed in 2008. >> jim boldin, thanks so much. analysts say a bankrupt greece would also drag the economies of european countries beginning with italy and spain. in this country for the second time in less than 24 hours, an earthquake shakes...

Frustratingly slow. meanwhile, european leaders vented outrage at greek prime minister, george papandreau at a meeting in france, after his call for a greek referendum threw europe's debt plan into chaos. german and french leaders, as well as papandreau himself now describe the vote as greece's decision on whether to remain part of europe. a revolt in papandreau's own government may kill the referendum after a confidence vote tomorrow. back at home, an october jump in private hiring also lifted stocks. banks led by bank of america recovered from recent losses. in earnings, mastercard hit...

Obama agree on a debt plan. yes 24%, no 67%. two-thirds of the american public does not have faith we can get our finances in order. fair, unfair? surprising? >> no, it's not surprising. you know, what happens within the supercommittee, you don't have the -- you have some centrists from the congress in there but you also have the poles there and it's a constant debate. you're not talking about policy, you start talking about philosophy. philosophy, you start mixing that, that's religion and government and that's all the heat in government. so it's very difficult to find some type of thing. wha...

he's a fascinating guy. all right. >> thanks very much, kyra. all right. let's get you up to speed for this thursday, november 3rd. investors on wall street are watching what's happening in europe and we're keeping a close watch on the markets and your money. stocks open higher after a decision by the european central bank to cut interest rates right now dow is up 94 points, but every little cent counts at the g-20 summit in france. president obama met with french president nicolas sarkozy to discuss the european debt crisis. >> i think it's no surprise that we've spent most of our...