BLITZER: IEDs in Iraq leading to charges of conspiracy and fraud right here in the United States. Lisa Sylvester has that and some of the other top stories in THE SITUATION ROOM right now. What's the latest?</s>LISA SYLVESTER, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Hi, there, Wolf. Well, U.S. authority are accusing five people of illegally exporting goods to Iran three years after U.S. troops in Iraq began finding improvised explosive devices built with components from a Minnesota company. Four citizens of Singapore and an Iranian faced charges. Officials say the individuals lied when they said radio modules would be used in Singapore and that they shipped them to Iran instead. Knowingly exporting U.S. goods there is illegal. And U.S. stocks dropped sharply lower with the Dow closing 207 points in the red. Disappointing earnings contributed to a selloff at the end of the trading day. Shares of Netflix dropped almost 35 percent after the company announced more than 800,000 subscribers left and Amazon was hit hard in after hours trading after its third quarter earnings fell short -- Wolf.</s>BLITZER: Lisa, thanks very, very much. Promises made on the campaign trail. President Obama says he's accomplished about 60 percent of his campaign promises. We'll talk about that and much more. The White House Press Secretary Jay Carney traveling with the president out west, he's standing by to join us.
Charges After U.S. Parts Found in IEDs; Dow, S&P