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Of congress decide they are going to block an agreement because they want to extend the tax rates for the rich. back to you. >> kelly wright, thank you. its time for a look at who is talking. another big talker down on capitol hill the september 11th attack on consulate in benghazi. >> we know there was intelligence leading up to the attacks that warned of security risks. diane fine stein is one of the chairs on congresss intelligence committee has been leading the investigation as to what went ...

Their first several weeks in an area separate from the general population before being integrated into a permanent housing unit. >> while segregated, the new inmates are psychologically tested to determine in which housing area they will be placed for their remaining sentence. >> some of the women inmates we see here who are psychotic, have lost touch with reality, may have very bizarre and unusual behaviors, hear voices and those types of things. and we would need to treat them usually with med...

it is $5.8 billion and counting. thats how much the nations biggest bank said it lost so far from a complex trading scheme that was supposed to hedge against risk. the updated figures came in as the ceo jamie dimon personally briefed analysts on second quarter earnings which still managed to beat expectations. team coverage this morning, alison kosik live at the new york stock exchange to explain how this could impact all of our wallets. lets start with felicia taylor. youre at jpmorga...

mayberry. griffith played a single bad who kept the peace and doled out advice in a country town. in the 1980s he found fame again in the courtroom drama "matlock." he was a member of the tv and christian music hall of fame. want to bring in our own larry king who joins us by phone who knows mr. griffith well. you interviewed him several times. give us your impressions, your sense of who he was. >> well, suzanne, he was an incredible person. not only as a talent but as a friend and as ...

>>shepard: seems like there is a pattern. the secret service scandal in colombia could be the tip of the iceburg with some of the agents stopped by the hungry duck, a nightclub then for wild parties in russias capital city back in the year 2000 just before bill clinton was set to arrive. the secret service spoke persons calls this a rumor but the age is answering for reports that the workers brought prostitutes back to the hotel rooms during incidents in chop i -- in coloma this area and el salv...

senator marco rubio. and elijah cummings, ranking democrat on the house oversight and reform committee. plus, dana bash and jeff zellny of the "new york times." im candy crowley, and this is "staft of the union." the economic headlines were ominous. retail and car sales are strong. but initial jobless claims falling since last year have jumped about 6% in the last three weeks. march sales of existing homes fell 2.6% and factory output slipped in march. then there was this iffy fore...

falling since last year have jumped about 6% in the last three weeks. march sales of existing homes fell 2.6% and factory output slipped in march after rising in february. then there was this iffy forecast for europe from the managing director of the international monetary fund. >> we are seeing light recovery blowing in a spring wind, but were seeing some dark clouds on the horizon. >> if, as the economy goes so goes the election, then it was a worrisome week for the presidents re-ele...

Calcium rich tums goes to work in seconds. nothing works faster. ♪ tum tum tum tum tums >> bill: hume zone segment tonight. you know the secret service having covered the white house. what did you think when you heard the prostitution deal in colombia. >> first thing i thought was we dont know what happened and it will probably be a while before we do. its early to reach any sweeping conclusions about it my first thought kind of is, look, i dont disagree with anything ralph peters said about t...

Which housing area they will be placed for their remaining sentence. >> some of the women inmates that we see here who are psychotic, lost touch with reality, may have very bizarre and unusual behaviors, hear voices, those type of things, we need to treat them with medication and supportive therapy. we also see people who have major depressive disorders, very sad, maybe suicidal and they may need medication they are pi and sigh could therapy as well. >> once the correctional staff screens each i...

For their remaining sentence. >> some of the women inmates we see here who are psychotic, have lost touch with reality, may have very bizarre and unusual behaviors, hear voices and those types of things. and we would need to treat them usually with medication and some supportive therapy. we also see people who have major depressive disorders, very sad, maybe suicidal. and these women may need medication therapy and also psychotherapy as well. >> once the correctional staff screens each inmate fo...