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countrywide's ceo, oversaw the program giving a lot of people on capitol hill this preferential treatment. it was called -- the whole program was called, if you can believe it, the friends of angelo program. now, the report today names a string of lawmakers and regulators from both parties, democrats and republicans, who benefited from this vip treatment. senate budget committee chairman, for instance, democrat kent conrad. former democratic senator chris dodd. republican house armed services committee chairman buck mckeon. all three deny any wrongdoing. the former ceo of fannie mae,...

Nine out of ten actually won with the largest amount raised in those races. an important consideration. patrici patricia, john, thank you, have a great sunday. >> thank you. more now on the cleanup following a weekend of vicious weather. residents assessing the damage and cleaning up toppled trees and debris. mike seidel live in washington, d.c. it was a hot one yesterday, mike. >>ist a hot one right now, richard. cleanup under way. another day from the midwest to the mid-atlantic. still over 2.5 million customers without power here in the d.c./baltimore area alone. 950,000 customers on a da...

Allow parents to have coverage for their, even their children up to age 21 and so own and so forth, take us backwards to when 50 million americans did not have health care an we all ended up paying anyway because we support those emergency rooms. but lawrence, there's something else. romney has said repeatedly, he wants to cut taxes on the very wealthy. the nonpartisan tax policy center here in washington has done a computation of what romney's tacks would do. and they've concluded that the typical millionaire or someone earning over $1 million gets $950,000 over a ten-year period, over $100,0...

Not thieves. big firms that manage the 401(k)s. >> most employees are in the dark. >> reporter: one new report estimates a working couple could pay as much as $155,000 in hidden 401(k) management fees over their lifetime. the fees are deducted from the money you put in. and yet an aarp survey found 7 out of 10 people didn't know they paid 401(k) fees at all. >> if you're not aware of what you're paying, then at the end of a 30-year working career, you can have a lot less in retirement savings than you expected to have. >> reporter: for example, if you put $5,000 into your 401(k) every year and...

Not thieves. big firms that manage the 401(k)s. >> most employees are in the dark. >> reporter: one new report estimates a working couple could pay as much as $155,000 in hidden 401(k) management fees over their lifetime. the fees are deducted from the money you put in. and yet an aarp survey found 7 out of 10 people didn't know they paid 401(k) fees at all. >> if you're not aware of what you're paying, then at the end of a 30-year working career, you can have a lot less in retirement savings than you expected to have. >> reporter: for example, if you put $5,000 into your 401(k) every year and...