so yes i mean again and we said this many times and i have said to us many times you can stuff jesse jamesaround it with a proper group going ahead and holding you up which you can do is make sure that there's some sort of mechanism to make sure the customers have some sort of protection in the event that all of these things that everyone tells us over and over and over again are in place to protect to protect us bail because clearly twice the nine month right absolutely now i know that you probably talk to a lot of m.f. global customers i'm assuming then that you've heard what i've heard over the last nine months reporting on that which a lot of them they don't. longer have faith in this safeties that they're supposedly guaranteed by regulators by the u.s. financial system in the wake of best i'm sure you're getting a lot of calls today talking to a lot of people what are you hearing today are people saying forget it i'm done i'm out. well there's a special class of customer that we buy this from. g.e. that got caught up in m m g they owed it to another trading firm and then ended up at g

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james advisor can do for you. >>> our third story "outfront" tonight, bipolar depression. that's what representative jesse., is being treated for tonight at the mayo clinic in rochester, minnesota. the illinois democrat and son of the reverend jesse jackson has been receiving intensive treatment for a mood disorder since early july. his family says it is unclear whether he will return to congress. cnn's chief medical correspondent dr. sanjay gupta is "outfront" tonight to talk about the disorder and how it was treated. sanjay, we've heard it called bipolar 2 disorder and bipolar depression. what exactly are these conditions and how are they different from regular bipolar disorder? >> there are a lot of colloquialisms that people use. but the terms do have meaning. bipolar 1 is what most people think about. it can be remarkable, characterized by very manic episodes, when people become manic, they may spend lots of money, make terrible decision, people may even think they can fly, things like that. and then it's followed by depressive episodes. with bipolar 2, it's the same sort of pattern but not as much a

jesse washington's report describes it like this, that was ugly. i have never seen anything like that. there's no way that would have ever happened to a white president. i'm joined now by dr. james peterson, director of african studies and associate professor of english at lehigh university. you have seen the background, the backdrop. what have you noticed about race relations in america in the obama presidency? >> number one, his presidency in some ways exacerbated some of the challenges and some of the residue of racism from america's past. but people need to understand it is quite possible for us to make progress like elected the first black president but also have some areas of challenges like the institutional racism that we see in the industrial complex or that we see in the criminal justice system as a whole. all we need is one troy davis to show us how race and bias operate or one trayvon martin to show us that profiling is large, or one march against stop and frisk to reveal the numbers and statistics around race and racism in terms of stop and frisk policies. there's a lot of issues we have to confront. it doesn't mean we don't have issues in other areas. >> you have a

james advisor can do for you. >>> welcome back, everybody. you're watching "starting point" special edition as we continue to cover what is tropical storm isaac. in a few moments we'll talk to jesseailed as a hero of isaac, part of the cajun navy going out in the middle of the storm to try to rescue his neighbors. also ahead this morning, new york congressman peter king will weigh in on paul ryan's speech last night. in that speech he bashed president obama, made factual errors or exaggerations as well, and he will look forward to mitt romney's speech. that's all ahead. that is our "starting point." let's get right to john berman covering that ng ahe will for us. >> good morning, soledad. as you said paul ryan was on stage last night and blasted the president on several issues, the economy, health care, his overall leadership and by in large he left tough talk on foreign policy to more seasoned hands like senator john mccain and former secretary of state condoleezza rice. i have a seasoned foreign policy on hand this morning, peter gainey, the chief of the house homeland security agency. talk about paul ryan. you were on the sfloor. the delegation seemed to love the speech. >> pa