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housing markets have slowed. traders are looking for chairman ben bernanke. >> we're going to have to ask him if there is room to move. it's very are very crowded. >> reporter: but they know the fed can only do so much to help rev the economic engine. >> reporter: alexis christoforous, wjz eyewitness news. >> here's a look at the closing numbers after a day of rallies and dips. the dow finishes up 61 points. s&p down a point. nasdaq off 24. despite today's gains, the dow loses nearly 6% of its value this week. it's worst since november of 2008. a baltimore county man faces charges ...

>> he always seemed very nice and friendly to myself and my wife. >> reporter: many neighbors told us they simply did not want to get involved. but he did not seem, they say, capable of this kind of violence. >> reporter: police say henshaw begged the victim not to call police about the accident. when she did, investigators say he grabbed the phone and punched her in the face and dragged her towards the trees near the interstate, threatening her life, before she finally managed to get away. >> they checked his record and found that his license was suspended in pennsylvania. >> report...

>> if you were to get back out there in the public arena and run for president, would you then do interviews with the lame stream media figures? would you even do another interview with katie couric? >> i would look forward to being more open than i already am and speaking to the public. as for doing an interview with a reporter who already has such a bias against what it is i would come out and say, why waste my time? >> wow. we have to go around the table on that. good morning. it's tuesday, november 23rd. with us is mike barnicle. >> good morning, mika. >> and author of "need to n...

korean peninsula exploded in a deadly military clash this morning. a diplomatic emergency that is still unfolding. >> it began when the north fired artillery shells on the western border. at least one marine was killed. and dozens of homes were set on fire. then, the south fired back and scrambled fighter jets in response. >> our reporter in seoul, joohee cho, says this is a major surprise. >> the president has convened a national meeting at the underground bunker. this is a pretty big deal here. aiming at the military is one thing. but firing at civilian residents is a different sto...

>> it began when the north fired dozens of art tillry shells own a south korean island near the western border. at least one marine was killed. and dozens of homes were set on fire. then, the south fired back and scrambled fighter jets in response. >> our reporter in seoul, joohee cho, says this came as a major surprise. >> reporter: the president has convened a national security meeting at the underground bunker. so, this is a pretty big deal here and a shocking, surprise attack. aiming at the military is one thing. but firing at civilian residents is a different story. and this doe...