joining us now new york attorney general eric schneiderman. mr.lways an honor to have you on the show. congratulations on the work thus far. >> thank you. good to be here. >> a big, big deal. i wanted to ask that question. have we turned the corner? from your experience, do you sense a change between the dynamic between the banks and financial services industry and regulators? >> i think it does reflect a change. we're coming up in january on the second anniversary of president obama's state of the union address when he announced the creation of the working group which i co-chair along with my colleagues in the justice department. this is less than two years old. we've been pooling our resources, huge meetings, people from all over the country, prosecutors, state, federal, other regulators. the case against jpmorgan -- cases against jpmorgan chase and its two subsidiaries were part of the collective effort the president launched. really it takes a little time to make cases but this the first big win, and i do expect more to follow. i do think as f

on thursday, attorney general eric schneiderman said the store had agreed to reinstate the workers.saturday marks the one-year since the massacre at sandy hook elementary school that killed six educators and 21st-graders. on thursday, relatives of gun violence victims from around the country gathered at the national cathedral in washington, d c for a vigil. the father of slain sandy hook ousseau lauren r addressed the gathering. >> we are here today with a common goal of remembering our to makees and seeking our world a safer place. accept kindness and efforts to promote a cause of the best way to keep the memory of the victim of gun violence alive. i will remember. >> we will remember. >> since newtown, congress has not passed any legislation ongoing control, apart from the extension of a decade-long ban on plastic guns. a recent "new york times" analysis found nearly two thirds of gun laws passed by the state since newtown have loosened gun restrictions. and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with ju

as i between him and eric schneiderman. i never expressed of you on that. said was aiden think there's anything wrong. >> you give an opinion that he did not like to much. >> we are fine. the idea that there is any business between income to meet -- >> okay. so you become essentially a witness to their second claim, right, that he should have taken the plane ride and then the attorney general calls you up and says, can you put out a statement. >> remember, the way it worked was that i ade the decision to make a statement before anybody from the ag's office. we called. they call the spirit were complaining that we had lifted, which we didn't. in that think it was now clear that we did not. but in the course of that conversation we said, none of it with delicate, but we think there are some inaccuracies. we will put out a statement clarifying it. >> was the witness tampering? >> zero witness tampering. i am one of the most critical people about the attorney general conduct. i think this is a case that never should have been brought. it should never have been

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the report says attorney general eric schneiderman sent letters about the investigation in early december said to be cooperating with the request. the s&p 500 is up big in 2013. it was a much better year for stocks than many may have guessed, perhaps including you. if you guessed wrong, do not worry, you are not alone. julie hyman is here. the s&p 500 did better than pretty much anybody thought. who was closest? which was pretty close. he gave himself a grade, went through what he went wrong. he was at 1650. today we are around 1840. the median of strategists on wall street, 1555, so they were off 15%. the lowest was gina adams, 1390 was her projection. >> 1390. she is off by 450 points. >> i was looking at a note from barry knapp. everybody low balls it, and he had a lower projection. he said that people thought the fed with dark tapering sooner than it did. of course, we had that shock to the system in may. markets took a bit of a hit. and then the fed kept right on going. >> and when we did eventually taper, the markets reacted positively. that point, economic data was perhaps long eno

nd he thinks that eric schneiderman is taking advantage of the publicity to raise his own level of nameon so he could run for governor. >> that wouldn't be the first time. bill, you are going to enjoy this next conversation. it is bubble week here on "street smart." today we are talking i.p.o.'s start-ups an tech. tech startups with no revenue have billion-dollar evaluations. ?alking about you twitter angela, what do you think? >> it depends on how you define bubble? is it 2000 and evaluations are going to value off a cliff? i don't think we are there. do i think people are getting a little irrationally exuberant and pushing prices up, definitely. >> what else is out there? what makes you think this is a bubble? >> i think people aren't thinking about the next round. first of all, not everyone need to be the c.e.o. of a start-up. six million start-ups are started every year. is that a lot. >> is that more than the past? >> it is trending up every year. it is 5% or 10 p.s.a. growth every year. but with crowd funding, it is going to rapidly increase. >> to it is not a bubble yet, so we ha

. ♪ ♪ >> hank greenberg filed a ethics complaint against new york attorney general eric schneiderman.ored a ethics violation when the deputy took undisclosed private jet ride from greenberg's attorney. >>> sales of existing homes rose slightly existing in october. increase in pending home sales in five months. national association of realtors says, higher mortgage rates and higher home prices have slowed sales. >>> faa announced six states will develop test sites for drone aircraft. alaska, nevada, north dakota, texas, new york and virginia will host research sites. the congress has unmanned aircraft sharing skies with passenger planes by the end of 2015. that is the latest from fox business, giving you the power to prosper. lori: as we do every 15 minutes, give you update on the stock market, ben willis of ap"operation enduring freedom" and company joining from us. new york stock exchange -- albert freed and company. >> happy holidays to you, nobody has anything to do quite frankly. we're open as a business expense, quite truthfully. the major market decisions have been made. we'll w