in the words of vice president biden it's a big f. ing deal. he said that not about this but he said it before nice reference shannon let's move on speaking of a big f. ing deal sources revealing today that j.p. morgan's two billion dollars trading loss may be a lot more of a big deal than that the new york times citing people who have been briefed on the situation say losses in the trade could total more than nine billion dollars i want to point out though terry bill who has been on this show she had the scoop she reported on it on her website tuesday two days before the new york times f.y.r. but viewers of this show should have been expecting that the story of j.p. morgan's loss would not end at two billion dollars. all eyes remain fixed on that two billion dollars trading loss on a position that could grow much larger in the coming days weeks or even months how big do you think that loss could get well it could it could easily go for good is it conceivable could be twenty billion you know it is. so this is still whatever nine billion dollars

chain -- re f-ing an nfl game.hain -- shannon eastin will be refereeing. >>> the wait is almost over for redskins fans until the rg3 era officially begins. today mike shanahan granted fox 5 an exclusive interview. >> it feels like a game week. the dent chart came out yesterday and today mike shanahan disclosed the players who won't be playing. royster gets the start at running back thursday. owner dan snyder checking out the final practice before the team departs tomorrow for buffalo. it was closed to the public, chris cooley given the day off and riff rough and starters are expected to go 12 -- and robert griffin, iii and starters are expected to go 12 to 20 plays. today our own dave ross got an exclusive interview, williams and davis looking to redeem themselves and, of course, rg3. >> reporter: you're known as kind of a quarterback guru. what is the biggest challenge of having a rookie quarterback? what do you try to instill in him in day one? >> it has to slow down for him. it doesn't happen the first year. ver

have internal e-mail e-mails at standard chartered from individuals at the banks saying who is that f. ing america to tell us how to do our business. and so here you have a conflict which is now morphing from just a bad row bankers in a corrupt system huell by central bank shenanigans and corruption now it's feeding into this glowing political crisis so my understanding john is that at the moment standard charter got the word from this. financial services authority in new york city that was calling him up on the carpet the tim geitner shut them down and now it's all back to business as usual so for a moment there though it looked as though there was going to be a bit of a conflict for real between bankers who want their own soft a termination and bankers in new york who say no it's our world pay us your tribute or we'll put you out of business well i think one of the. one of the good things about the financial sector being in the destructive and corrupt. mode that it's in is that ultimately the bank is going to destroy themselves and when when you do have a financial system. you know compe

put up a quote from a private first class interviewed in the article he said we should just drop an f. ing bomb on this place you said and ask yourself what are we doing here david what is the u.s. still doing in afghanistan. what well it's still those that have bases and weapons there afghanistan is strategically positioned next to china and russia and the middle east it's still hopes to another guest place wind runs through afghanistan and pakistan the president thinks that for political reasons miscalculating as he is that he is better off continuing the presence or the escalating very very slowly it's the same nonsense. the in listens that have kept this going for years and years i mean there are those profiting there are those in the military and in the military industrial complex with an interest in keeping every war going but the american people are against it only in the polls they're not against it in the streets i wish that the new york times had included some of the resistance among the troops who were refusing orders some on the veterans including veterans for peace working aga

and f-ing, and i've named richard bernstein, doesn't have a middle name. >> and sometimes they say f-ingll it e-f-f-i-n-g. ten years from now it may be in the dictionary. >> home depot, four cents above estimates, raised it's outlook for the year. brian is a manager for oppenheimer and company. i'm seeing initially, the beat, the earnings per share beat due to some stock buy backs, not necessarily a bad thing. reduces outstanding shares, allows you to post higher earnings per share. is that how they beat with a light revenue number? >> the real beat is expense controls. look at the income statement, the expense year over year, actually down, which means very encouraging. it says as sales gradually improve at home depot, they are controlling costs very well. the real key. they are say this saw is a hold i had report. a lot of concern lately amongst inver investors, given the weather and such, a significant lowdown in jailsales and that w comfort investors as they look at results from home depot today. >> what do you mean? weather so good early that they had a boungs in things that people

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same branch officer, the group director in london replied, either by e-mail, phone or in person, you f-ingu to tell us the rest of the world that we're not going to deal with the iranians? standard chartered bank has now been ordered to by the new york state department of financial services appear before the superintendent of financial services to demonstrate why its license to operate in the state of new york should not be revoked. demonstrate by standard chartered bank's u.s. dollar clearing operation should not be suspended. pay for an independent on-premises monitor for the department which will ensure they fully comply with anti-money laundering operations and any assessment of monetary penalties shall await a formal hearing. just to reiterate because i know it's a lot. i'm looking at a two-page press release here. basically standard chartered bank has been accused by the new york state department of financial services of conspiring and scheming with the iranian government, stripping out important information, and i gave you some of those quotes after reviews of 30,000 pages of docume

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