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>> from the time of the 911 call from the bank teller, telling 911 that hey, this woman is here, she's in our bank, she says that they have been very nice, that if they give them the money they'll go away. from the time of that call to the time police were able to get a perimeter set up in that neighborhood -- but they actually -- also had someone outside with eyes on the house, trying to find out what's going on inside. >> and they said there was nothing unusual that they could see from the outside going on. >> exactly. from the information they had to work with, from mrs. petit, and you know their procedure that i think they were following, because you don't want to go rush right in -- they don't know what the situation is going on inside that house. it could have made things even worse. >> yeah, sort of damned if you do, damned if you don't. >> exactly. >> and the police would be blamed. i hate to second-guess police, but jeffrey, it's every -- it's sort of a nightmare scenario, someone invading your home, it
it can cost a fortune for the right foods. it doesn't have top it's time for our fit nation report and dr. sanjay gupta gets tips from a world famous french chef on eating healthy. >> reporter: with the economy in the slump, families are struggling to make ends meet. you don't have to sacrifice good nutrition. where better to find healthy living on the cheap than a five-star french chef. >> it is easy ways to find to eat on a budget but not expensive good food. >> reporter: eric rpeare says it is about doing what's good for you. >> buying chicken that is very inexpensive. instead of buying it cooked or cut, you buy it whole and then you save a lot of money. if you want something and something inexpensive, you have to think seasonal. if you want to eat tomatoes in
shrinkage? yes. >> reporter: she is afraid her insurance may stopt paying for it because studies show breast cancer patients on average don't live longer on avastin and it has serious dangers including high blood pressure and internal bleeding. dr. joan mortimer was on the food and drug administration committee that voted against avastin. >> i think based on the objective data that we have right now, there really is no evidence that the benefits of giving avastin with chemotherapy outweigh the risk to the patient. >> reporter: without insurance coverage, villarreal can't pay for it. if patients have to pay for it themselves, how much money is it per month? >> it variouses from institution to institution but it's more than $5,000 a month. >> reporter: that's a lot. do you think avastin is the reason you lived longer than expected? >> i don't know. i couldn't say avastin isn't the
so what do we do now in this day and age, stephanie, to students aren't paying off these loans for years and years. >> i know, they're still thinking about it. but experts suggest a couple things. first of all, if you're going to borrow, look at federal aid first. stafford and plus loans are cheaper and more available than private student loans. the second thing you want to do, don't borrow more money for your entire education than you expect your starting salary will be. that means you've got to research what your chosen field might pay and make sure you apply for grants and scholarships. hello, that's free money, because they say you qualify. of course, check out cnnmoney.com because they have this online calculator and can help you determine how quickly you can pay off the student loans. looks like this, you can find it on cnnmoney.com, don, to help everybody out there who may be going back to school and thinking, oh, boy, what am i going to do? >> stephanie, how is the little one doing? >> she is fantastic. she smiles all the time.
start at cnnmoney.com. this is a big story today. a housing rebound, question mark. yes, it is possible. let's hope so. as a home own e and i'm sure you're saying the same thing, as well. checking the markets real quick, the nasdaq, up six points, almost seven points, and the dow is down eight, almost nine points. we're going to get to new york in just a little bit. as we told you, at the top of the hour, the consumer financial protection bureau is about to become the newest government agency. its mission? to protect and you your money. now we go to new york. new york stock exchange. alison kosik is at the stock exchange with all the details for us. so alison, the president is going to appoint elizabeth warren to an advisory position. so -- which doesn't require a senate confirmation. so i don't know, is it the top dog, what's going on? why is warren so important that obama is side stepping this senate process? >> well, don, she's got a lot of history with this consumer protection agency.
and calls presidential wannabes along with rising stars. senate nominee and tea party favorite christine o'donnell has been invited to speak today after her surprise win on tuesday. also speaking today, minnesota congresswoman michelle bachmann. >> the government doesn't create wealth. the government doesn't create money. we do. we're the ones who do. but they're busy trying to be our banker, they're busy trying to be our mortgage broker, they're busy trying to be our financial services broker, our car dealer, our doctor. they are living off of our money. and you see, the tea party, like the great founders of our country, believes that governments are instituted among men like our declaration says, and derived their just powers from us. the consent of the governed. >> okay. we're going to follow that. as a matter of fact, they're on a lunch break at that values voter summit.
the bank manager quietly calls 911. 9:21 a.m. cheshire police first learn of the home invacation, and hostage situation. >> we have a lady who is in our bank right now. who says that her husband and children are being held at their house. the people are in a car outside the bank, she is getting $15,000. that if the police are told, they will kill her children and husband. she is petrified. >> reporter: minutes later, she leaves the bank with the ransom money. >> they told her they wouldn't hurt anybody if she got back there with the money. she believes them. i think she is walking out now. she is walking out now. >> reporter: 9:26 a.m. hawke-petit gets into her car, along with suspect, steven hayes. the bank manager describes the vehicle to police. officers are dispatched to the house to set up a perimeter. 9:27 a.m. a police captain tells officers not to approach the house.
criminals in mexico are making money from smuggling and prostitution, preying on young women and girls, and then forcing them into the sex trade in the united states. cnn's raphael romo shows us one alleged plot and one teenager's shocking story. >> reporter: he is a 36-year-old mexican national, charged with involvement in a prostitution ring based in the atlanta area that victimized women and girls smuggleded from mexico, some as young as 14. >> they were brought in with a romantic promise, with job promises, young girls from a certain state of mexico of the. brought up, smuggled in, immediately forced into prostitution. >> reporter: immigration and can you say to hims enforcement
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