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gomez say? >> he believed that ivens is distraught and that hes possibly suicidal. what is interesting about that though is that they would not comment on exactly why they believe that to be the case but obviously they have reason to believe that is indeed the case. they did search his home. they looked for his handgun. couldnt find it. at this point they are assuming he took his handgun with him. >> do they believe hes still in the los angeles area? >> not sure. we can tell you this i...

ivans, an agent who went missing from his home last week. hes being described as suicidal and could be carrying a handgun. police dont think hes a threat to anyone else but himself, but theyre urging the public not to approach him if they see him. days after revealing that the nations largest bank lost $2 billion in risky investments, jpmorgan has its first casualty. the chief investment officer retiring after more than 30 years. over the weekend ceo jamie dimon gave a mea culpa of h...

so this all actually happened late last week when the financial giant revealed it had made this risky credit bet in the european market. so now, were hearing three executives are expected to resign and bloomberg is now reporting morgans entire chief investment office of london could be cleaned out. the trades are raising some very, very serious questions this morning about whether the countrys biggest bank learned anything from that financial crisis. let me remind you, that was merely ...

all eyes were on the april jobs report this week. welcome to "your $$$$$." fewer jobs than expected were created and the labor force participation rate dropped to its lowest level since 1981. hold organizati hold organization ill tell you what that is. bottom line, this was not a good report. chris even romans is here to break it down for us. >> 115,000 jobs isnt enough to convince anyone theres robust hiring going on here. hiring actually slowing in 8.1% as you point out is a drop in ...

You want me to be lilys guardian. >> reporter: surprisingly, the family that might be the most unusual is the dunphys, two parents, three kids under one roof. but it turns out a quarter of all homes are now just one person living alone. still, as we looked to facebook, it was clear. >> 30 years ago it would have been a different reaction in society. >> reporter: the face of the american couple, the face of the nation is changing. sharyn alfonsi, abc news, new york. >> to me, that seems like a go...

Hes gone on this sort of thing. on dodd frank, it was there to move in, to try to help the biggest financial institutions. he voted to keep the big oil subsidies. at the same time that he was voting against -- we had a quarter of a million people unemployed here in massachusetts last fall. he voted against three jobs bills in a row. he voted against extensions of unemployment. me, have i been out there all this time. this have all i have ever done is fighting to try to give working families, mid...

That governor romney has a particularly complicated tax return as a former private equity man, those are some of the most complicated tax -- >> hundreds of pages. >> exactly. however, the other question besides, is he trying to bury it, is why would he seek the extension? hes got the means and the resources to hire some accountants, get this thing done and release it now. does he want to release the turn in october and revive the whole question of his wealth and how he earned his money? im not s...

and north koreas big launch turned into a big bust, but some say it was just a coverup for a more sinister plan. well talk with governor bill richardson live. whats this guy doing? well tell you how a gator on the loose brought the pga tour to a screeching halt. it is saturday, april 14th. good morning, everyone. im randi kaye. we start with a massive black eye for the secret service. a dozen agents had to be pulled from their assignments in colombia because of a prostitute. it happe...

and our weekend info was today. madam constituent. throughout the morning we take a look at what women want this november and what the candidates must do to win their votes. and a stunning announcement from hollywoods it couple. comedian miami big santee yago joins us to explain. good morning, everyone. im randi kaye. a lot to fell you about this morning, so lets get you straight to news. we start with a massive black eye for the secret service. the agency was forced to pull 12 age...

40. which sa pretty big deal to be that specific to this crime. >> about what percentage were accurate and leading you to the suspects? >> i dont really know that. but i know there was at least over 10 that were confirmed or go back to those same suspects. >> what do you think was the tip that led you to them? >> i really cant discuss that issue. i apologize. thats going to be part of our investigation. i dont want to take a chance on divulging the possible identity of those persons. >...