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i spoke with james gorman who-- >> who is james gorman. >> the ceo of morn stanley. >> neil: society general and-- >> and don't share my-- >> okay, bottom line, you don't see it happening? >> net zero exposure it french banks, dagen. >> i'm not worried about the u.s. banks, so much better funded and capitalized than in 2008, but they. >> neil: they've been coughing up blood the last couple of weeks. >> they are, but we're not in any danger, with the liquidity-- coughing up blood means the stocks are down. >> losing money. >> the stocks are down. >> the stocks have tanked. do i have to do your job, too. >> the stocks are tanking because the economy is-- >> you say coughing up blood, it conjures up images of loses lots of money and taking huge write-downs on exposure to debt. >> bank stocks worldwide down a trillion dollars. >> worldwide. >> the european banks are a different story, but wouldn't they love to nationallize them. >> neil: charles. >> first of all, i mean, i don't know that the stock market is not a harbinger of things to come. it's not telling us, yes, they're coughing up

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james gorman will add the chairman's role to his duties. and tom, here at the new york stock exchange it was a happy day. i mean four days in a row with days up, they are actually calling it a winning streak. >> tom: certainly is it's been quite a week here. september is not living up to the reputation as a rally killer, certainly not yet at least. but still a few sessions to go. let's go ahead and take a look at tonight's market focus. u.s. stocks were encouraged by the news out of europe we mentioned at the top of the program to finish with gains for the fourth straight session, but a bellwether tech stock, the maker of the blackberry mobile device, research in motion, turned in a much-worse-than- expected quarter. the company earned 80 cents per share, eight cents less than estimates. the results are just over half of what they were one year ago. revenues also came in short of forecast, driving the disappointment. the company shipped 10.6 million blackberry smartphones as it started selling devices with its new operating system, hoping t

at a desk in our newsroom sits teresa gorman, tasked with heading up our social media work. last night, she wasn't just watching the speech; she was clipping excerpts and cataloging reaction in near-real time using some new tools for journalism. teresa was using a service called snappytv. here's how it works. every night, we live-stream our broadcast so people can view it on their computers or smart phones. last night, as she watched our coverage, teresa selected key sound bites from the speech and the analysis, and put them into an online story. now, that story looks different from ones you'd read in a newspaper or even an internet blog. it's created with a tool called "storify" that allows us to insert video, still pictures, links to other web sites, and even tweets. for example, teresa included links to the video and text for the entire speech, to comments from our guest analysts, and reactions on twitter from members of congress. we also asked viewers across social media what they want to see in a jobs plan. the result was this story, which included responses from facebo

susie gorman, when she talks to people, she recommends that they only put money into iras and 41 ks up to the match amount and up to the-- a401k' match amount. host: let's go to san francisco where mike is a democratic collar. -- caller. caller: good morning. move on to melissa in buffalo, new york. caller: i wanted to say to the previous caller, do not take any advice to susie orman, because she gave advice to the octomom, and she is filing for bankruptcy. host: let's focus on the headline. do you think the tax policy is increasing the differences? caller: the tax system is broken as it is. it needs to be altered, because it is creating class warfare. what i agree with this the plan of herman cain that we need to have a 9% corporate tax, income tax and sales tax. i think something like that would even out of the playing field and allow everyone to pay their fair share. the rich already do pay a higher amount in taxes than in -- and everyone else without cut. they are getting more benefits in the end. they are able to put all of their funds into offshore account and hide away their mon

susie gorman, when she talks to people, she recommends that they only put money into iras and 41 ks upthe match amount and up to the-- a401k' match amount. host: let's go to san francisco where mike is a democratic collar. -- caller. caller: good morning. move on to melissa in buffalo, new york. caller: i wanted to say to the previous caller, do not take any advice to susie orman, because she gave advice to the octomom, and she is filing for bankruptcy. host: let's focus on the headline. do you think the tax policy is increasing the differences? caller: the tax system is broken as it is. it needs to be altered, because it is creating class warfare. what i agree with this the plan of herman cain that we need to have a 9% corporate tax, income tax and sales tax. i think something like that would even out of the playing field and allow everyone to pay their fair share. the rich already do pay a higher amount in taxes than in -- and everyone else without cut. they are getting more benefits in the end. they are able to put all of their funds into offshore account and hide away their money.

manlike general's gallon, gorman, richardson, shelton, sullivan, keen, foley, mcneil, these and innumerablehip, organizational skills, and drive that guard -- blighted our forces as they rose again like a phoenix. many of them from all our services are here this market -- this morning. i want to ask them to stand so we can express our gratitude. that includes you, chairman, and our chiefs and combatant commanders. please stand. [applause] there were joined in this effort by renewed noncommissioned officer corps, one that truly is the backbone of our military and the envy of military's around the world. men like my first platoon sergeant, sergeant first class david olkie and marvin hill. exemplifying the inspirational leadership of our noncommissioned officer corps and who is with us today representing that great noncommissioned officer corps. i would ask that you please stand and even step out on the field so we can recognize you as well. together, these determined visionary senior leaders and gifted noncommissioned officers mentor the captains and lieutenants and sergeants and specialists.

susie gorman, when she talks to people, she recommends that they only put money into iras and 41 ks up to the match amount and up to the-- a401k' match amount. host: let's go to san francisco where mike is a democratic collar. -- caller. caller: good morning. me on to melissa in buffalo, new york. caller: i wanted to say to the previous caller, do not take any advice to susie orman, because she gave advice tthe octomom, and she is filing for bankruptcy. host: let's focus on the headline. do you think the tax policy is increasing the differences? caller: the tax system is broken as it is. it needs to be altered, because it is creating class warfare. what i agree with this the plan of herman cain that we need to have a 9% corporate tax, income tax and sales tax. i think something like that would even out of the playing field and allow everye to pay their fair share. the rich already do pay a higher amount in taxes than in -- and everyone else without cut. they are getting more benefits in the end. they areble to put all of their funds into offshore account and hide away their money. host