KAYE: And we want to remind you that we're waiting for President Obama to speak. He'll be speaking any moment now we believe in Holland, Michigan. He's been touring a plant there for hybrid car battery technology, and this very plant was actually built with nearly $300 million in stimulus money. So we are waiting to hear from him. We're watching the podium there, and we'll get to those comments as soon as he starts to speak. In the meantime, here's a look at some of the headlines and other news that you may have missed. U.S. markets are back up today after positive news about corporate earnings and the labor market boosted investor sentiment. The Dow up 389 points after yesterday's 500-point plunge. At some point in each of the past three days the Dow has soared or plunged more than five percent. That happened only once in all of 2010. House Democratic leader Nancy Pelosi today named the final three members to the 12-member bipartisan congressional committee on deficit reduction. Joining the nine we already knew about are James Clyburn, the number three House Democrat, Javier Becerra, member of the ways and means committee, and Chris Van Hollen, senior Democrat on the House budget committee. They join three senate Democrats previously appointed to the panel. This super-committee is charged with crafting a plan to reduce the nation's mounting deficits. Talk about fast, the U.S. military today tested an experimental aircraft designed to fly at 13,000 miles an hour and reach any target in the world in less than an hour. The high-tech unmanned glider separated from a rocket booster at the edge of space as planned before contact was lost. No updates since. The military's goal is to develop technology to respond to threats around the world at more than five times the speed of sound. A Connecticut woman who underwent a full trace transplant after an attack by a chimpanzee in 2009 showed of her new look today. Charla Nash revealed her new face for the first time in a photo release. She underwent surgery at Brigham Women's hospital in Boston back in May. And now the president has started to speak. Let's listen in.
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