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cnn newsroom. i'm alison tamaroa. >> thanks for staying with us. we have breaking news on the january six committee. they are investigating a tour of the capital given by republican lawmakers on the eve of the insurrection. >> let's get right to cnn's ryan nobles on capitol hill. tell us breaking news, ryan. >> that's right, victor and allison. we are just getting this information in right now from the january 6th elect committee. what they have done is sent a letter to congressman barry lowe or milk of georgia. they are asking for information that he may have about two errors that w...

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Communities here, if you take a look at these photos, a high rise building that was hit, the aftermath of another one. 12 people killed, more than 40 wounded. the scene, so chaotic that they don't believe those numbers were final, they were not able to get a sense of what was underneath these massive fires. because of the shelling that took place there. just a devastating day on that end, and of course all eyes on mary opal, the steel plant there, we know that 1700 have left that steel plant facility, we believe there are still hundreds inside, including some top military commanders from the t...

What's happened here? >> a lot. we can talk for a half hour about it, but basically when they went public a week ago friday, it was delayed a half hour. when it finally opened it was a huge onslaught of trades that consider canceled and some people didn't find out for a whole day. on the trading side, the nasdaq, there were so many glitches. literally, i put in an order for 200 shares. i found out a day later i got the shares. the shareholder was upset there. then there's morgan stanley, the lead underwriter, that found out as they were raising the price and opening more shares to you and me i...

>> dana: every article i said today said that the laws they pass, dodd-frank, when president obama signed it, it would not have addressed this particular problem. >> eric: is there a washington prescription for every problem? if jp morgan made $2 billion profit, they would have been calling for higher taxes. >> andrea: buried the lead. >> kimberly: give me the break. >> bob: do you not think they should be regulated? >> bob: they are regulated. >> kimberly: obama was betting on the economy going north and everybody knows that didn't happen. just like solyndra. >> bob: you want to endorse jamie...