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some time, now that these new emails have surfaced which show that jeff staley emailing directly with jeffytein, staying at jeffrey epstein's private island emailing pictures of young women back and forth with epstein at the time you would want to hear from him. he left jpmorgan and went on to barclay's, and then left there since then we have been reaching out to him this week but haven't heard from him. that's another shoe to drop. the big question is what is going to happen in these legal filings regarding jamie dimon himself? did he conduct that review what jpmorgan is saying, they have looked through the emails, documents, all that, and they have not found any evidence that jamie dimon reviewed that account back in 2008, despite an indication from the email that at least somebody inside jpmorgan thought he was going to review the accounts. so does jamie dimon remember reviewing epstein's accounts what will he say when asked directly about that? that's one piece that will be in court filings still to come. >> jpmorgan shares down about 1.25% today. >>> coming up, one industry is struggli

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got a lot more to bring you this morning including our couples who are back in our love lab we have jeffyhey take their love to the next level and we will have ways to deepen and strengthen those connections, they've all got great questions, you ask, memorizing out here. i'm very excited. >>> coming up in a few minutes on the third hour, we have a special valentine's day edition of "on the money", so whether you're - >> how romantic. >> things you have to have, conversations you have to have if you want to stay married. single, married, ready for retirement, mixing love and finances. >>> and we've got some serious star power coming your way tomorrow on "today." savannah sitting down with the great paul rudd. oh, yeah everybody loves paul rudd. he's in "antman and the wasp and quantumania." >>> and director elizabeth banks, actress keri russell joining us live in the studio talking about their new comedy, everyone is talking about this >> the promos are good >> based on a true story, by the way. >>> but before anything else, how about a forecast, mr. roker? >> all right let's show you what