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, everyone im yasmin vossoughian on a very busy saturday afternoon. its down to the wire as negotiators say they are very close to a deal on the debt ceiling, as talks continue right now. >> i feel closer to agreement now than i did last time before i couldnt see progress. but this is not easy. but that since [inaudible] >> i am cautiously optimistic a deal will be negotiated and the default will be averted, and congress will be called back into session next week. but theres nothing to...

>> its huge. we never saw this in italy, or any concert. never. >> but turnout even more stunning inside the 80,000 seat stadium. not a blank space in sight. as experts say the heiress tour is poised to break the billion dollar mark. >> okay, so, sunday is actually the highest selling night for the eras tour so far, according to ticket resellers stubhub. it was on the website, looking at prices. the cheapest ticket for a single seat. we are talking nodes bleeds, with unobstructed view, is hoveri...

If youre like me, many of your friends and rel tifrs and weekend morning show hosts have disappeared into the world of march madness. maybe youre a fan yourself. you know the president picked michigan state to win it all he correctly picked harvard to pull an upset and make it past the first round. i haved that pick, too. march madness is a national op obsession. maybe part of it has to do that your favorite player might not be playing in the tournament next year. after losing to minnesota in ro...

Its effective if i steal your identity. its prudent or all engaged with credit reports, its not going to solve the problem. its not the shield against identity theft. >> it could happen again involving a giant retailer. is the message, think about having cash in your pocket? >> the lesson is, people are not going to like this advice. your credit card is safer than your debit card. when it comes to safety and fraud prevention, the credit card is the king. >> great advice, john. thanks so much. go...

this morning the olympic committee responds. "newsroom" begins right now. good morning. happy friday 13th. im carol costello. we begin this hour with a very bad day for the nations biggest banks. jpmorgan chase and its ceo jamie dimon are opening their books and telling us just how much money the firm lost in a bunch of risky trades. the blunder stunned the financial world and fueled more debate on whether banking regulations are tough enough. alison kosik is at the new york stock ex...