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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 they're still looking for a job. student loan debt now stands at $865 billion, topping credit card debt for the first time. let's bring in ryan mack, president of optimum capital management, john doggett, professor at the university of austin. and an organization focused on issues facing young americans and rubin navarrette, individuals 18 to 30, how do they feel about the shift...

yes, 6:00 a.m. in atlanta, georgia. let's 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, you're 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. we'll hear from them in a few minutes. nato saying it's highly likely that they carried out air strikes that kill...

also this morning, an american journalist, we'll 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, as you saw just a moment ago, he is monitoring things with us in new york. the macy's thanksgiving...

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, we'll 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 thanksgivin...

trade on. that's why you are seeing some of the volatility, because there's 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%. that's keeping the dow in the red. >> all right. of course as we mentioned, much 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 ...