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Something you would expect in the region like this >> i would say standard postop rating system post m-718. and ooth thing to think about is that all four or five of the airlines have good intelligence gathering capability of their own. and they don't have to relie on the other reports, or the individual information gathering bushs their own, and so maybe they are making a decision based on the information that we don't have, and if that is so, it brings up the question, why are they not indeed sharing the information. >> i want to dig down deeper on that, david sue soy and bob bair and -- dav...

Part of the bank. we pushed it out to a subsidiary that's not backed by the taxpayer. this change brings it back in. so to me, one of the big problems that inflated the financial bubble was the underpricing of risk. and backstopping these risky trades to me brings that problem right back into reality. >> does it feel like main street versus wall street to you? >> it sure does. i don't know if viewers recognize this, but citibank, citigroup, i should say, the holding company actually wrote this part of the legislation. i mean, something like 75 of the 80 lines of legislation -- >> is that why -...

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Involved has been charged with anything. alarming but statistically not surprising. bowling green university professor phil stinson, a former cop himself, has been trying to determine just how many people are killed by police, how many of those killings are determined to be crimes. but it's not easy. the data, he admits, is not perfect, the reporting scant, and law enforcement agencies, he says, sometimes don't cooperate and respond honestly to surveys. but in 2000, 718 cases involving police shootings from 2005 to 2011 just 41 sworn officers were ever charged with manslaughter or murder. what...

Right now, 34 degrees in boston and with the wind factored in, it feels like 20 degrees out there. as firefighters work to knock this thing down. it's distressing at this moment, though not all that unusual, that we we don't have reports of whether anybody was home at the time. we don't know if any residents were in there. we have no reports of any residents or bystanders being injured. we do have information from our station in boston and the boston globe that there are five injured firefighters. two have gone to hospitals. and one, at least at one point, trapped in the basement of that build...