MALVEAUX: The Dow is down triple digits today despite the Fed announcing a $267 billion program yesterday to keep interest rates low and to pump life into a stagnant economic recovery. Alison Kosik is at the New York Stock Exchange to tell us a little bit about this. Now, considering the reaction since yesterday, simply, the markets saying the Fed hasn't done enough?</s>ALISON KOSIK, CNN CORRESPONDENT: That is part of it. You know, also, the other part of it is, you know, with the Fed going ahead and trying to push down long-term interest rates, it's an effort to try to boost demand. But you can't force businesses and you can't force people to borrow money and to lend money if they don't think the economy's going to improve. So that's really kind of why the Fed is kind of between a rock and a hard place. But it's giving it another several months to see if it can maybe spur some of that activity -- Suzanne?</s>MALVEAUX: Alison, do we think the recovery continues to stall? Do you think the Fed will actually do more?</s>KOSIK: That's actually what the market is hoping. But it go either way, because if the Fed takes even more aggressive action, it shows that the economy is worse off than everybody thought. But at the same time, the market wants to kind of get that boost from the Fed. And believe it or not, another bad jobs report may just sort of be the medicine or the push for the Fed to actually take more aggressive action -- Suzanne?</s>MALVEAUX: All right. Alison Kosik. Thank you, Alison. So this is interesting for a status update. In one state, convicted sex offenders are going to soon have to out themselves to the public on their Facebook pages.
Dow is Down Triple Digits.