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Arguably its an antitrust violation under the sherman act? >> it's called price signaling. a wink or a nod. what is interesting about this story for me, the justice department is going in saying, do you really have a watch doling. the truth is it was the consumers that make the big changes. it was their outrage and free market, bank of america, we are not going to take this debit card extra charge. we're moving. that is exactly what happened. that is what made bank of america change their policy. it was actually consumers made the change. >> gregg: tomorrow ten retail banks projected to lose $...

not like this. he needs to be put away for a long time. >> i want to go directly to arlington national cemetery where the president and officials have gathered to pay tribute to america's veterans. you're watching veterans gathered there to honor veterans, pay tribute on this very important day at arlington national cemetery. it started the ceremony with a 21-cannon salute that announced the president's arrival to arlington national cemetery. the official party has arrived at the tomb of the unknowns where president obama is escorted by major general liddington of the u.s. army milit...

20%. >> i'll tell you what, i know nothing about stocks. i really don't. i've never played around in the stock market, but if you've gone 20% in the last couple of weeks, sell today, take your profits on friday and spend a little bit this week because we had some good economic data, but not enough to push it up 20%. >> what it means for main street anyway. let's get to washington where there really is a lot going on. the deadline to reach a deal, the deficit less than a month away and we're getting new deals from the republican members of the the super committee. their plan released a day afte...

Fighting for example for $185 billion bailout of aig. guess what, chris? it turns out that goldman sachs got $13 billion repaid from aig to goldman sachs. 100 cents on the dollar. now to my mind, that looks like a conflict of interest. that is what the gao will take a look at. you have situations where stephen friedman, a member of the board of goldman sachs happened to be the head of the new york fed. in that capacity he pushed for goldman sachs to become a bank holding company gaining access to the fed window. he also bought a lot of stocks which went up during that period. to my mind, again...

Fighting for example for $185 billion bailout of aig. guess what, chris, it turns out that goldman sachs got $13 billion repaid from aig to goldman sachs. 100 cents on the dollar. now to my mind, that looks like a conflict of interest. that is what the gao will take a look at. you have situations where stephen friedman, a member of the board of goldman sachs happened to be the head of the new york fed. in that capacity he pushed for goldman sachs to become a bank holding company gaining access to the fed window. he also bought a lot of stocks which went up during that period. to my mind, again...