difficult for them to plan operations like this in the future, and we have seen this attempted a lot fiting the same pattern as an attempt over detroit in 2009, so making public is not very helpful to them, so they will be keen to find out where the information has come from and from those putting it out in the public domain. >> news of a big trading loss would jpmorgan. >> the u.s. says it expects to lose $800 million over the next month because of bad investments. share prices fell, and the bank claims bad judgment. we look at how jpmorgan got it wrong. >> the koran troubles started in what should have been a harmless operation of the chief investment officer -- the trouble started in what should have been a harmless operation of the chief investment officer. if a bank lends money to accompany this unit would be responsible for buying the insurance policy. that is how it should work, but the unit made deaths that have blown up in the brakes face -- main estimates -- bets that have blown up in the bank's face. in a surprise conference call the chief executive jamie diamond describes these

eric byrnes from bull fite strategies and stephanie shriok president of emily's list.ong other things and corey booker stirring things up a surrogate for the obama campaign. you know, eric, i have a feeling he may not be out there as a certain gat. >> much longer? >> much longer. >> one headline sur began from hell is what they are calling him. >> yeah. >> very nice. >> put him out, attack the general trust of the examcampaign. jury om, good morning. >> good morning, bill. >> yeah, what do you say? >> how many union workers in illinois -- i am from illinois. >> which union? >> 1866 asme. >> good for you. >> i am a correctional officer here in illinois. and i would like to say along on this corey booker situation, he seems to be very much a blue-dog democrat basically bragged about 25%. work force, therefore, he should be considered a job sdroir like romney almost doing a commercial for romney. might want to go back and look at that, you know, entire segment. for him supporting christie, you know, against unionized government workers. >> yeah. thish going to take a brea

when i mention your name, i may not remember all the names, i don't know all the names, if you get fited if i don't know your name, just show us how you really shining. you can't be shining like this. you really have to shine. okay. >> okay. >> and they're clapping. i will ask you at some point to stand up. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ snow ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you. thank you. >> okay, everyone. thank you so much for being here. >> how's it going? >> good. sort of finishing up. >>> coming up on c-span3, next a discussion on the federal government's role in energy innovation. then, a program on online privacy laws, and later, a look at food policy and nutrition initiatives. coming up tonight, a debate between the candidates running in wisconsin's gubernatorial recall election. scott walker is being scheduled by tom bare et. watch this live tonight at 9:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. >> what has this recall race turned into. what is it all about for this stage? >> it started with collective bargaining and collective bargaining is still a big part of it. there was no way they could have gotten

i don't have the training in wild land fire fiting. it would have been useless to have me dispatched to that incident. the point is to make sure that incident commanders and there's some coo type of a clearinghouse or databasing that firefighters and departments are typecast so you know what training, what level of responders trained. it simply makes common sense. i think everyone recognizes that. i also recognize that this was not specifically tasked to the u.s. fire administration. it was also within the agency, but it's something that frankly is a responsibility of the incident commander and the people responding. it's why it's so important that it's following through. >> administrator mitchell, if you could comment about where the status is and where we're moving on that. if this is something we've been considering since 2006, my recollection is in the 9/11 where you had people who understandably departments that wanted to respond but in a very unique fire situation you could see how making sure you've got the right people respondi

america's front line forces fiting al qaeda. against terrorism? yeah. it was the counterterrorism forces themselves who were the target of the suicide bomber. they and others from the yemeni military were practicing for a national parade when you can hear the deep, loud blast. the powerful suicide belt worn by a man dressed as a soldier sent survivors scrambling for help while bodies of their colleagues piled beside them. the dead and wounded were quickly taken away, but here on the scene you can see how vast the carnage was. soldiers hats, parts of uniforms are everywhere. within hours, the al qaeda affiliate in yemen claimed the bombing was in response to the deadly strikes from u.s. drones and yemeni ground troops in recent weeks. this is the first time in al qaeda's history they are trying to dig in. rather than living as a nomadic secret terrorist group always on the move. in yemen, they are seizing territory. starting to grow into a sort of terrorist nation. so far in yemen, al qaeda has a strong and significant presence in five provinces and pres

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