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Agency, he wasn't killed. his son was takilled in the attack. the military not comments on that attack. where does this go from here? the situation has been sense, as it has been for months. we wait to see developments and hear drones above our head monitoring the situation. >> population just waiting on another siren. oren lieberman. stay safe, my friend. "the wall street journal" reports google began working on project nighting gail with a hospital chain ascension. the project, project nighti inne looks at their names and dates of birth. according to the journal, 150 google employees have ...

But put all financial decisions until a second summit wednesday. germany's angela merkel muscled out fran's nicolas sarkozy over using european central bank funds to fight the crisis. instead, europe may turn to china and brazil for help propping up its teetering bond market. sharp differences remain over losses private holders of greek bonds will have to accept. meanwhile, australia's prime minister, julia gillard, a group of 20 leader said what many are thinking when she blasted european leaders today for their lack of action and resolve. wall street got a chilling forecast on friday from ba...

Believed and what he did. and the jury was shown a photo of tsarnaev taken in a holding cell at the courthouse before a hearing making an offensive gesture through months after the shooting. his gesture said he was unconcerned, unrepentant, uncaring and untouched by the grief he thought. it was she said, his message to america. the defense lawyers decided to save their opening statements until next week when they begin presenting their case arguing why dzhokhar tsarnaev should not get the death penalty. >> pete thank you. let's turn to business on this wednesday morning. a mixed day for u.s....

Dramatically, below 7,000, the lowest level since the government began keeping track during the great depression. now, the "wall street journal" is reporting the sluggish economy, historically low interest rates and tougher regulations have all taken their toll on the sector. the fdic says the decline from a peak of more than 18,000 has come almost entirely from smaller banks. most left the industry between 1984 and 2011 as a result of mergers or failures. the drop comes as total bank deposits have grown to $9.6 trillion this year. well, it turns out, the cloud isn't free, at least not anymo...