man originally appointed by none other than ronald reagan and i'm talking about attorney general eric holdering led by a congressman pete olson of texas who alleges mr. holder's behavior clearly falls under high crimes and misdemeanors. offenses that the u.s. constitution explicitly defines as grounds for removal of a senate-confirmed cabinet official through impeachment. the time is now for the house of representatives to act with the authority vested in us by the constitution and remove attorney general eric holder from office. high crimes and misdemeanors? let's take a look at the charges. number one, they say that holder refused to comply with the subpoena of documents for operation fast and furious. it is a fact that doj provided almost 8,000 pages of material. there have been seven hearings with attorney general holder. additional congressional interviews with many others throughout the department involved in the case. it is also a fact that the attorney general invoked executive privilege relating to some of the documents that have been requested which is something that reagan did thr

the latest on what attorney general eric holder revealed today. >>> democrats hoping for a big win they haven't seen in 30 years. five major statewide offices, including a possible victory for terry mcauliffe as governor. >>> a soldier helplessly watches over facetime as his pregnant wife is attacked thousands of miles away. >>> but first, news nation is following developing news. the supreme court rejecting oklahoma's appeal to reinstate its strict law banning medical abortions, specifically those performed with the drug ru486 known as the abortion pill. the court initially agreed to take up the appeal this spring but later asked oklahoma's court to clarify what the law covered. the court responded by saying the measure effectively bans all medical abortions. that apparently wasn't enough for justices and now oklahoma's supreme court decision avoiding the law will remain intact. pete williams joins us live. this is one of a number of abortion related cases and high court is expected to consider soon. >> right, but consider the importance of what the court did here. as a technical legal

and, also, let's look at eric holder.eason they're going after him, angela is right, because he has actually been going around the states and trying to rectify the gutting of the voting rights act which basically now prohibits people of color, and young people, to participate in full. this is not by accident. so the more that they go after him, the more that we as a country have to recognize that these are the basic principles that hold us together, and the fact that we do have the right to vote. >> and that's the obsession. and when we talk about it, we're pulling the race card. if you get -- >> that's right. >> if you give me the deck, any card i pull is a race card. the deck is stacked with it. but the talk is also pushing this like rush limbaugh that we show the talkers in a party that is split, that has no unity, the talkers drive the party. >> there's no question -- >> and the conversation is so -- and the way that they drive the conversation is so cowardly because they hide behind connotation and they can't speak e

we took on eric holder over fast and furious. we took him on over benghazi. him on over doma and other things we told you we would fight for you for. so what this is about is about fanning the flames of hatred and bigotry and pushing people to the polls on their behalf. and so the problem with that is it keeps your base incredibly small. and so the necessity of reaching out and broadening that base, that gets lost in the mush. but i'm not sure that any of the people that belong to what i call the bozo kcaucus, i'm not sure they care about that. >> congressman, i think it is clear that this obsession has many motives. i think that one of the things that is problematic is the more that the attorney general and his office has to deal with all of this, the less time they have to fight gun violence and other things. but i also hate to think -- and i've been an activist all my life and i believe in what i believe in, but do we -- have we come so to the point in this country where we would denigrate an office and bring down the stature of the office in this country

. >> attorney-general eric holder says a decision will be announced on whether george zimmerman willace civil rights charges. he was acquitted of second degree murder and manslaughter in the shooting of trayvon martin. he was charged with assault after his girlfriend accused him of pointing a gun at her. >> a missouri man on death row who admitted to murdering jews and blacks is getting another start. joseph paul franklin got another stay of execution. he was scheduled to die by lethal objection. he was sentenced to death for the murder of a man outside a synagogue, and targetting jews and blacks from 1977 to 1980. franklin insists he was mentally ill at the time. >> jpmorgan has agreed to pay $13 billion for knowingly selling risky mortgages contributing to the financial crisis. it's the largest settlement of its kind in u.s. history. >> after months of negotiations it's official. >> i'm proud to join our partners in an unprecedented state and federal partnership in announcing a landmark settlement with jpmorgan for misconduct that contributed to the global financial crisis that bro

eric holder sucks. he is a horrible attorney general.mportant things -- like what? you have people giving out personal irs to their enemy. i would say keep beating the crap out of him. he is a great political gift. obama isn't going to get rid of him and they will not impeachment him. >> good to see both of you. >> let's go to john scott and find out what is coming up. >> we are going to try to keep it clean but always a handful especially after the news conference from the president yesterday. we have team coverage, in-depth analysis, judy miller is here and our legal panel is going to weigh in. plus on outbreak of tb, the new discovered knee ligament and myths about jfk including audi recordings from the day he was shot. >> a new knee ligament. >> yes! >> the money making technique that property owners are extra rooms are using. are local government going after these folks unfairly? >> here is a question: is big government going after the little guy? the state of new york has outlawed the process of renting out room tos to tourist. >>

they said this was eliminating the biggest piece of outstanding litigation but eric holder said in an interview with nbc news that you just clipped, the criminal charges, the probe is on going that probe isn't over. this only settles civil charges and other issues, hiring practices in china, potential manipulation of the energy market and a host of other things. >> everything at jp morgan but you know, over the last couple years of the financial crisis, we've been reporting on other banks that had charges brought against them. are there more charges against other banks? >> this is the first big thing that the president set up of 2012. this is the tip of iceberg. he didn't know why jp morgan went first but there has to be a first mover but currently there are at least nine other banks being investigated across the country, goeattorney again roll and prosecutors in new york, georgia, jersey looking to figure out exactly what went wrong and what banks were on the hook. >> this is $13 billion there are other settlements that went into the billions, as well. where does this money go? >> it

the eric holder is promising that it won't be the last.ying tuesday that, quote, the size and scope of this resolution should send a clear signal that the justice department's financial fraud investigations are far from over. but where is all that money really going? and is there a political motive underlying the administration's case. back with dan henninger and james freeman and mary kissel also joins the panel. james, not a lot of sympathy with the people for banks but i have trouble figuring out who the victim was in all this. >> i think the justice department had trouble too and a lot of americans angry about the wall street bailouts in 2008, i'm one of them but here we have one of the banks that did not need a bailout, did not run to the government for a rescue, actually helped the government take over banks that were failing because they made all the mistakes and now the government suing jpmorgan for the offenses of the ailing banks they took over at the government's request. it's just incredible balance faith on the part of the gov

i would like to be optimistic about eric holder. i was glad that he spoke out.he probably should have spoken up sooner. i wish he would do more and i hope u.s. attorneys around the country are doing what eric holder suggests they do it not that the quantity of drugs in the criminal charging documents and there is some flexibility in sentencing because it's so harsh in the federal system especially but also in the states. i also think we are misguided and this is a more controversial thing to say because we often your people talking about releasing people from prison for committing nonviolent offenses. the truth is we keep people in for way too long for all kinds of offenses even violent offenses. people commit crimes for a host of reasons. some art deep systemic social reasons but others are in a bad moment in a moment of rage out of impulse. there is a reason that crime seems to be disproportionately young people between the ages of 18 to 25 because studies show that our brains are not fully formed yet, that the frontal part of the brain is still growing. that'

eric holder is my favorite department of justice official. tom perez is my second favorite department of justice official. we are very honored today that tom perez has come from washington, dc, to give welcoming remarks here at this summit. tom perez is the assistant attorney general of the civil rights division in washington, dc, he was nominated for that position by president obama and sworn in in october of 2009 and we are all the lucky -- we are all very lucky that that happened in october of 2009. tom has spent his entire career in public service and on protecting the civil rights of our most vulnerable people. tom actually joined the civil rights division as a young lawyer and while he was there he prosecuted some of the most significant cases in the country. lawyers in the civil rights division get fanned out to places in the country to handle cases in mississippi and alabama and california and all over and tom was one of those people. he was sent to texas to handle a very significant hate crime case when he was a young lawyer that inv

critics sent a letter to attorney general eric holder last month seeking assurance that if greenwald were to come back to the u.s. for a meeting with grayson he could do so without being arrested he wrote quote varing in mind that mr greenwald is a citizen of the us please let me know whether the department of justice intends to bring charges against mr greenwald and whether the whether the department of justice the department of homeland security or any other office of the federal government intends to detain question arrest or prosecute mr greenwald back in july greenwald was set to testify before congress via video link from brazil where he currently lives but that hearing was later canceled if greenwald enters the united states it would be the first time since the n.s.a. documents were first leaked back in june. and since those revelations leaked customers have become more and more wary of big tech companies like arisan or eighteen t. because it's been revealed of course that they have forked over americans met a data to u.s. spy agencies but there's one small internet service pr

handling some very controversial legislation involving mandatory minimum sentence and attorney general eric holder has been at the forefront of the issue or during kenya's to a justice system that has resulted in severe overcrowding in jails and prisons across the country. but while mandatory sentences are being scrutinized on the national level one state is looking to expand the controversial bob that's the state of illinois of course the crux of the debate is playing out in one major city chicago the city has been no stranger to a whole host of gun and gang violence that seemingly growing more brand by the day art easel as long was on the streets of chicago brings us the story. it's known as the windy city be on the skyscrapers of downtown glance. chicago is known for something pounds. ryan. some of these streets are described as war zones where violence is part of the media line. she joked. though it is all about girls and one the fbi estimates there were five hundred murders here in chicago in two thousand to twelve alone more than any other city in the united states. that figure has given chi

years after political opposition fueled his plans to try them in new york city, attorney general eric holder says they would be on death row right now. i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." >>> right now, we're learning much more about the bloody shooting rampage at los angeles airport that sent panicked passengers fleeing for their lives, left a tsa officer dead and three more victims wounded. now there's a brand new push by the union that represents tsa officers to give them law enforcement status, in other words, guns and arrest powers to protect themselves and the public. meantime, the suspect, who allegedly targeted the tsa, remains in critical condition. cnn's stephanie elam has been piecing together the details of what happened, an incident that might have potentially been prevented. what are you learning? >> reporter: well, wolf, the idea of arming some tsa officers is just one idea that's being suggested in light of the shooting here. in the meantime, investigators continue to look for reasons why this 23-year-old shooter was allegedly so angry with the tsa. >> we were u

cretidjusticia eric lder explic holder/secretaride justicia :54.ow homeowners to benefit in a number of ways... los duenios de casa podran beneficiarse de varias formas, con una reduccion en su pago al capital del prestamo, en sus pagos mensuales y tambien patrocinara prestamos en areas de bajos ingresos, explico holder. como cada caso es especifico, consejeros hipotecarios recomiendan asesorase bien. s/anabell martinez/consejer a de vivienda 1:19-1:25 06:30:18 "de inmediato buscar la ayuda y el consejero le ayuda a indicarle cuales son los requisitos en la cual serian los colias de cheques, los mas recientes, impuestos y muy importante que traigan los documentos del cierre ... porque el consejero le va revisar los documentos del ciere para poder ver que tipo de prestamos y para ver si son victimas". el acuerdo fue alcanzado despu és de meses de negociación y podría servir como base para arreglos similares con otros grandes bancos. s/liliana henao/washington , dc 1:36-1:44 como parte del acuedo la empresa financiera admitio haber mentido a sus inve

handling some very controversial legislation involving mandatory minimum sentencing attorney general eric holder has been at the forefront of the issue ordering changes to a justice system that has resulted in severe overcrowding of jails and prisons across the country but while mandatory sentences are being scrutinized on the national level one state is looking to expand the controversial law that's the state of illinois of course the crux of the debate that's playing out and one major city chicago the city has been no stranger to a whole host of gun and gang violence that seemingly growing more graham by the day artie's liz wahl was on the streets of chicago and brings us the story it's known as the windy city well beyond the skyscrapers in downtown glitz chicago is known for something else crime some of these streets are described as a war zone where violence is part of day to day life here she joke. goldberg. the f.b.i. estimates there were five hundred murders here in chicago in two thousand and twelve alone more than any other city in the united states that figure has given chicago the rep

attorney, eric holder says he would look at ways to improve airport security. one of the three people who was shot and wounded at l.a.x. spoke out today. tony grigsby was shot twice in the foot. he is saddened by the death of his colleague, and says hernandez was dear to him. police say the gunman shot hernandez two times, apparently to make sure he was dead. grigsby said he was trying to help an elderly man when he was shot. >> a lot of people would have done the same thing, given the same opportunity. >> reporter: grigsby said, all he could think about was helping travelers as they were running to safety. and the suspect paul ciancia remains hospitalized, unconscious, and unable to communicate. he was shot several times by police, and received a gunshot wound to his face. fbi agents returned to his apartment today. neighbors say they removed several boxes. last friday, police went there to do a welfare check, 45 minutes after he had a roommate drive him to the airport. ciancia's family received a text message that sounded like ciancia was going to commit suic

. >> host: i know eric holder is trying to do do something for the non-violent drug cases but beyond that is there anything else you can do? to represent people on a day-to-day basis in the past that only assist the system but nothing to change the system. >> guest: that is a fair question. and sometimes we are asked are you really affecting social change by defending the poor people accused of crime? i share the view that criminal defense is social justice work can human rights work of our time because with the individual representation you make a difference in the individual life and cast some light on a terrible problem in those since the trenches every day something passed to give a progress with like to be optimistic i was glad that eric holder would speak out i wish he would do it sooner but i hope attorneys around the country are doing what he suggests they do now with a quantity of drugs with a criminal charging documents with some flexibility in sentencing because it is so harsh. but we are misguided and we often hear people talk about relatively few people who have committe

the person that put the restrictions in place is our own attorney general, eric holder.st 27th. so the problem is they're saying and aclu is joining in on this with mr. tsarnaev's lawyer saying these are undue restrictions. >> he's isolated from the other prisoners. >> solitary confinement. >> number two, all of his communications are monitored because he's a terrorist. he's a terrorist. is there anything else? >> the other one that's important is attorneys are forbidden from releasing information to outside sources. these are common measures put in place in terrorist cases. >> not a gag order on the attorney. >> it happens in many cases. it's not out of the question. >> in this case, i don't. what the prosecution has and what eric holder is going to rely on is that these two brothers prior to one brother being killed, had disseminated information saying everyone else join up. join up with the terrorists. >> you don't see abuse here. so aclu stuff. >> common place restrictions. >> let's go to spike lee, our pal. very far left guy. he tweeted something in the zimmerman/tr

>> i think it starts and ends with eric holder.here's 20 things like benghazi, the nsa to the james rosen investigation and take criminals and return them into enemy combatants. you have susan rice over benghazi. >> you're talking about susan rice. >> condoleezza is just fine. >>> now time for alan's top three, tom corn nin, the government shutdown and michele bachmann. she was my baby-sitter growing up. >> had i nineteen thaknown that have laid off. >> which one? >> the government shutdown. it costs billions of dollars. john cornin tweets out, because we had iran, it was a purposeful way to end. it's all guaranteed to stop it. michele bachmann is saying it's going to kill people. absurd. >> death panels. >> the death panels are the current insurance companies. those are the death panels that deny coverage for pre-existing conditions. >> i'm glad i had my hip replacement before obama care. you would have lost me right off. >> you poor little single can of health care. you're richer than god. >> oh, my gosh. you know, i think the tw

attorney, eric holder says he would look at ways to improve airport security. one of the three people who was shot and wounded at l.a.x. spoke out today. tony grigsby was shot twice in the foot. he is saddened by the death of his colleague, and says hernandez was dear to him. police say the gunman shot hernandez two times, apparently to make sure he was dead. grigsby said he was trying to help an elderly man when he was shot. >> a lot of people would have done the same thing, given the same opportunity. >> reporter: grigsby said, all he could think about was helping travelers as they were running to safety. and the suspect paul ciancia remains hospitalized, unconscious, and unable to communicate. he was shot several times by police, and received a gunshot wound to his face. fbi agents returned to his apartment today. neighbors say they removed several boxes. last friday, police went there to do a welfare check, 45 minutes after he had a roommate drive him to the airport. ciancia's family received a text message that sounded like ciancia was going to commit suic

attorney general eric holder said the merger would lead to higher ticket prices and fewer optionsful today he said, i quote, the agreement has the potential to shape the landscape of the airline industry by guaranteeing a bigger foothold for lower cost airlines. this assures airline passengers will see nor competition. the settlement requires airlines to free up space for other carriers in big cities, including new york and los angeles. the feds say that should lower ticket prices. analysts expected the airlines to combine their frequent flier programs and honor each other's miles. >>> now to the story we have been following closely because it involves one of our own. for me as a journalist it involves the fundamentals of all we do and the government trying to get around the constitution. foxnews.com reporter jana winter is in front of new york's highest court, could face jail time for refusing to give up the names of confidential sources in her recording on the james holmes case, accused of killing people in a shooting in a packed athleter in aurora, colorado. that same month, jana

stay tuned for this one. >>> okay, where is attorney general eric holder? why isn't he doing something about this one? there is a new inspector general report, multiple whistleblowers have been reporting the dhs, department of homeland security workers boosting their pay with unearned overtime. called eminem bez zellment or stealing where i grew up. here with the latest. alicia, tell me what is it that the whistle blowers have said to the u.s. special office of counsel. >> abuse of what is called administratively overtime. a lot of folks in dhs get two hours of overtime a day added to their base salary. they work it in various and sundry fashion. in the whistleblowers case some of the guys sit at their desk, watch tv, search the internet and relax. go about their day leaving the office after those extra two hours. this has been going on for a number of years in the sense that border patrol agents have racked up from 2006, in six year period $1.4 billion overtime cost that the a.p. analyzed in 2012. those are costs that they say listen because we really need

eric holder and acting homeland security ron beers is scheduled to attend. a man with a grudge killed a father two days ago and he's the first officers to be killed in the line of duty. >>> a teenage boy facing charges on a hate crime is due in court today. he is accused of lighting sasha's skirt on fire while the two rode a bus into oakland last week. it is a suspected homo phobia case which has many charges and he could go to prison for life. sasha is being treated for several serious burns to his legs. the 18-year-old high school student is undergoing skin grafts in san francisco. the oakland teen has not identified himself as male or female. >>> sunday evening's fire prompted shelter in three bay area counties. they were all told to stay indoors to avoid breathing unhealthy air. now the bay area airman and. quality district could face some city of fines and investigators are trying to see exactly how that fire started. also today the oakland city council will debate a curfew on teens. supporters say it will reduce crime but critics say it could lead to r

eric holder is along those expected to attend. the public service will be held in los angeles.e say several other people were wounded when the gunman opened fire. the shooter is still in the hospital after being wounded by police. >>> garbage piling up in the streets of madrid. 6,000 garbage workers walking off the job more than a week ago. >> start with one issue education... gun control... the gap between rich and poor... job creation... climate change... tax cuts... the economy... iran... healthcare... it goes on and on... ad guests on all sides of the debate. and a host willing to ask the tough questions and you'll get... the inside story theses are strait forward conversations, no agenda, just hard hitting debate on the issues that matter to you ray suarez hosts inside story only on al jazeera america ♪ >>> welcome back to al jazeera, i'm del walters. here is a look at today's top business news. it has been a quiet start to trading on wall street. right now the blue chips are down some 25 points. investors taking a bit of a breather today after those two consecutive record

attorney general eric holder says he will look at ways to improve airport security. >> amid the investigation, there will be a review of security measures in place, not only at lax but a review of the security arrangement that is exist in other airports as well. >> if convicted of the shooting at lax, paul ciancia could face life in prison or the death penalty. >>> the f.a.a. has approved a change at the bay area's busiest airport. a new program at the san francisco international airport will allow the use of both runways during stormy weather, allowing planes flying into sfo to stagger landings instead of lining up single file as they have in the past during stormy weather. >> in clear conditions the crews visually sight one another and maintain operations. obviously the fog requires a greater degree of safety. >> the airports in boston, seattle and newark, new jersey r already using this system to improve on-time performance. they say they will know if it is working at sfo once the stormy weather begin this is winter. >>> and andy lopez, the 13-year- old boy shot and killeddy is shgnomey de

attorney general eric holder called him a hero. ciancia is charged with the murder of geraldo hernandez. >>> two police officers gunned down in the line of duty will be memorialized at the police department p sergeant lawrence butch baker and jeremy butler were killed by a suspect who died in a gun battle with the authorities. it will have a fountain and plants. boulders will have brass plaques bearing the names. >>> 5:47. let's check the roads with elizabeth. >> it's been super quiet since we have been on the air for the last hour, hour 15 minutes. no problems spots out there. we had one accident and that's already been cleared. so we'll show you a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. that's where you're heading to this morning. so far, so good. fastrak and the rest of the commuters are still getting by okay all the way into san francisco. lower deck traffic also looks good heading out towards oakland. there are some areas of overnight roadwork including in area northbound 680 between monument and 242. various lanes blocked unt

eric holder talked about the justice t from the department. his briefing was 30 minutes. >> good morning, thank all for being here. associate by the attorney general and the for tant attorney general minute achusetts, car orti ortiz. the deputy inspector general for investigations at the department of health and human cantrell. gary we are here today to announce johnson and three to pay ries have agreed $2.2 million to resolve criminal marketed claims they prescription drugs for uses they and proved they were safe effective and paid kickbacks to pharmacies for prescribing and promoting these drugs. through the alleged actions, the pockets atined their the expense of american patients, and private insurance industry. everyonee up costs for and negatively impacted programs solvency of like medicare. involving the anti-psychotic drugs and the necricore and other products. addresses ent allegations of conduct that put at risk some of the most vocal society, including the children, the elderly, and the disabled. he criminal information that as file

. >> attorney general eric holder addressed violence in indian country something very important to many tribal leaders. to give a sense of how bad things can be. half native american women are raped, sexually assaulted, stalked. these are ten times the national average. these are things that people are talking about in both open sessions and behind closed doors. >> what else is on the minds of these tribal leaders as they meet with the president? >> with we've all been watching what congress has been doing over the past couple of months. the government shutdown, it has impacted indian country severely. across the board cuts known as sequestration have cut deeply in tribal budget. just making sure that reservations and tribal lands are safe. president obama had a sitdown with about a dozen tribal leaders at the white house, and something else that came up, the name of the redskins. one of the representatives of the onieda nation in new york state appreciated that president obama lent his voice of support of trying to get that washington, d.c. football name changed. president obama does n

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. >>> eric holder may be the target of an impeachment move. >>> and larry craig says the federal electionis up fair for demanding he pay almost $360,000 in fines and restitution. the commission says craig misused political campaign money to pay for his defense after his arrest in an airport bathroom in 2007. >>> republican advance mcallister is a candidate in louisiana's special election for congress on saturday and he got a big endorsement from one of the stars of the reality tv show duck dynasty. >> hey, this is willie robertson reminding you to get out saturday november 16th and vote for high good buddy, advance owing mcallister. let's somebody who speaks for us to help turn washington around. >> chris matthews joined david letterman last night. >> times they just argue. there is no deal making. in the end, you fight, you argue and the two sides come together and make the best deal for the country. lately, there has been no deals, just endless fighting. >> they just want to be on tv arguing their ideology. >> and that is your morning's dish of scrambled politics. now for our first look

my favorite tweeted "would you rather negotiate with one horse-size eric holder or 100 duck-sized ericrs?" "do your settlement lawyers and social media people sit at the same table for lunch or different tables? "and alex pareene probably summed it up best tweeting, "why did you think this would be a good idea?" now, the tweets came pouring in. and jpmorgan quickly tweeting that the event was canceled. they are going back to the drawing board. this sort of social media backlash, one of the reasons another big bank executive, morgan stanley's ceo james gorman stays away. >> no, i don't engage in any social media because unfortunately i've found that people have tried to mimic me at different points. >> probably a lesson that some have learned the hard way, including jpmorgan. but if you think that the populous backlash has eased, five years after the financial crisis, you would be sorely wrong, sue. >> absolutely. absolutely. well, let's stick with jpmorgan, but this is a different topic. "new york times" front page article today on the fruitful ties to a member of china's elite. accord

attorney general eric holder has indicated, though, the government's investigations into the other big banks over similar concerns is far from over. >>> the supreme court has gelt a blow to opponents of texas' new abortion law. in a 5-4 decision, the court ruled the state can continue to enforce the restrictions. that includes a requirement that doctors who perform abortions in clinics must have admitting privileges at a nearby hospital. critics say the ruling has affected more than a third of the state's abortion clinics. wendy davis drew nationwide attention for her ten hour filibuster back in june. in a statement, she writes in part, this is an abuse of power by politicians in austin. i trust women to make their own decisions and will continue to work to make sure that women and mothers are safe and have access to adequate health care. republican governor rick perry praised the ruling say, quote, this is good news for the unborn and the women of texas who are now better protected from shoddy abortion providers operating in dangerous conditions. as always, texas will continue doing e

and we also expect to hear remarks from attorney general eric holder. >> jennifer, what is the latestn the suspected gunman? >> the suspected gunman is 23-year-old paul sense yeah, and he has been charged with first degree murder of a federal officer. as well as causing violence at an international airport, he has not appeared in court simply because he remains hospitalized. he was shot four times, and again, he has been charged with first degree murder for killing year gerald doe hernandez. >> joining us from los angeles, thank you very much. coming up, tragedy in the skies the son of a prominent u.s. senator dies in a plane crash, we will have the full story. as we go to break, we want to leave you with the tribute of the first tsa officer ever to die in the line of duty, we will be right back. ♪ >> what do you think? >> stories that matter to you consider this unconventional wisdom. weeknights 10 eastern on al jazeera america jazeera america.to al here is a look at today's top business headlines. after closing a record high for two straight days the dow now in negative territory. s

attorney general eric holder says the agreement ensures more nonstop routes.rican and us airways customers will get reciprocal frequent flyer benefits. >> asian markets were lower after a meeting with leaders failed to meet a reform. tokyo's nikkei lost a fraction, hong kong's hang seng dropped nearly 2%. stocks in this country opened this morning following some mixed signals from the fed on the future of its stimulus program. the president of the atlanta region indicated a pullback remains a possibility. >>> the dow jones industrial finished 32 points lower. the nasdaq composite finished higher, by a tenth of a point. >>> johnson & johnson has reportedly agreed to a $4 billion settlement over flawed replacement of hips. "the new york times" reports that each patient who has the device remove order replaced would receive about $350,000. the metal ball and metal cup sheds debris as it wears, causing crippling injuries in some patients. >>> an arbitrator has ruled that starbucks must pay nearly $2.8 billion to settle a coffee distribution dispute. starbucks had

. >> eric holder sought to reassure fliers. this has the potential to shift the landscape, by guaranteeing a bigger foothold for low cost carriers this settlement insures airline passengers will see more competition on nonstop and connecting routs throughout the country. the passengers still have concerned. >> every time there's a merger there's a rate increase. >> with less competition, it means that it may drive flight rates up. >> in 28, delta joined forces with northwest, in 2010, united couples with continental, and two years ago, two of the smallest carriers southwest and air tran merged as well. all of these mean there will now be four big carriers controlling 70% of the domestic travel in the united states. countying us now, and the ceo of compare compare, dedicated to getting the best flight deals. in the studio, the executive director of the national association of airline passengers and from minneapolis, terry trip, an aviation analyst who run as consumer website called the plain rules. let me start with you, this wa

that's according to an analysis in the wall street journal: attorney general eric holder said the probes of big banks is far from over. that leads to not what's next, but who's next. we go to bethany m mcclane an effectivinvestigative journalis. the author of a new book. do you have any sense today that as a result of this highly anticipated deal that something is better in the world? >> i--i would love to be optimistic, but i question that. so $4 billion going to homeowner relief, that's great. it's fantastic, but it's a drop in the bucket. the last estimates i saw i think it's better now, but some $700 billion of underwater mortgages in the wake of the financial crisis, $4 million is a drop in the bucket compared to that and honestly the really important thing is deterrence for this kind of behavior going forward, not policing of past behavior. the policing even when aggressive as this action is, only goes so far to righting the wrongs. we just don't want it to happen any more. we don't want the government to be extracting fines after the fact. >> before we get to whether we're doing g

. >> even attorney general eric holder getting in on the small business incentive, buying at several shops and eateries at union market in northeast washington. >> it's a great place. it's got eight range of wonderful things that you can get. a bunch of small entrepreneurs who are doing wonderful things. hiring people. >> reporter: the catwalk boutique is one of the businesses participating on h street. the owner tells news4 that small business saturday in its fourth year is catching on and it's gotten bigger this year. >> i meet the designers and make sure their cloerting is not in the big retail department stores so il offer something different. 99% of women that come in, if ooh, ah, have you something different and come back. >> if you have nel money left after black friday and small business saturday there's another big opportunity to shop a couple days from now. you know it, cyber monday. reporting live from bethesda, darcy spencer, news4. >> and if you spend anytime shopping today is, hopefully you were bundled up. it's been cold. a could cloudy start to the weekend. emilia, wh