a cautious way to play this. >> all right. a.j., thank you very much for being with us. and helping us out there. a. jrchlts a.j. rice is health care facilities analyst at ubs. >>> on wall street today, it wasn't much but it was just enough to chalk up another record-breaking session for the s&p 500. the major indexes were little changed after a mix of third quarter earnings reports and disappointing housing data. we'll have more on that a little later in the program. the dow lost 7 points. the nasdaq rose 5. the s&p edged up a fraction. >>> the nation's biggest bank jpmorgan chase has tentatively agreed to a $13 billion government with the u.s. government for misleading investors and mortgage agencies about the safety of mortgage-backed securities it sold ahead of the financial crisis. that would be the largest fine ever paid by a single bank to settle civil charges, yet doesn't even resolve a possible criminal case. kate kelly has more on the proposed settlement what it means for jpmorgan and ceo jamie dimon and other banks. >> reporter: the landmark $13 billion settlement that jpmorgan is hammering out would resol