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son. tonight, she comes outfront. good evening, everyone. i'm erin burnett. "outfront" tonight, warning signs ignored. the fallout swept around the world today from america's biggest banks, multibillion dollar loss on risky trades. in washington, senator carl levin held a conference call with reporters about jpmorgan's shocking trading losses which could be up to $3 billion and the credit rating agency fitch slapped jp morgan with a drowngrade citing reputational risk. stocks plunged taking other banks down. the boss, america's most well-known banker was taken by surprise. here's j...

ron brownstein in person. editorial director of the "national journal." and will cain. >> was that familiarity or disappointment? >> with love. will cain who i always like to see sitting next to me. >> good morning. >> we've got a lot to get to this morning. it was a tough week obviously with the death of whitney houston and really at the end of the week an opportunity to remember her and her legacy. she was laid to rest yesterday in westfield, new jersey. the private moment followed a service in newark, new jersey, on saturday. family, friends, and stars paying tribute. it was a bea...

Is working through proxy, like syria, through hezbollah, through hamas, it seems that the table is being set for a worldwide nuclear war, against israel. and if there is anything we know, president obama has been more than willing to stand with occupy wall street but has not been willing to stand with israel. >> reporter: very very, tough stuff and she has not had a breakout moment in a debate in a number of them, this is the tenth we have seen and yet, even with a couple of very, very strong performance moments last night, the campaign still complained that she didn't get enough attention and...

Program, and we have a high degree of confidence that the 104 current operating reactors, there's adequate basis to assure adequate protection. >> joining me now, massachusetts congressman ed markey. thanks for joining us, congressman. >> thank you. >> what is your confidence level in the inspection systems, industry as a whole, historically in terms of the possibility of human error occurring even within systems that have certainly reasonable designs to them? >> well, there's always been an assumption that man has the ability to make nuclear power plants in a way that mother nature or defects...

Taking steps to control the crisis, such as using sea water, because it didn't want to destroy its property. first of all, is that true? and, secondly, should tepco simply bury the reactors in sand and cement as the russian did in chernobyl? would that solve the problem. >> first, i don't know the exact chronology but my understanding was, tepco, soon after, began to use sea water to cool the reactor and that was the right decision. and, you are quite right, once you use sea water the reactors are not recover can be babrecov >> chris: is there any indication, tepco, delayed some action because...