adams he plays mike ross and meghan markle who plays rachel zane the third season currently airs tuesday night as ten pm on the usa network says someone had never seen suits we all know what a suit is how would you describe the show so i would say the show is basically about mentorship and from my point of view it's about a young guy who's sort of trying to make his way in the world so over the course of the first two seasons you've had a kid who really didn't know his way around the law for around the law firm and all that a high stakes corporate new york corporate law firm he sneaks his way into the into the firm never went to law school not all of these not actually a lawyer he's lied to get the job and now he's finding himself trying to make his way in that it is a comedy it's it is both i think it's what is commonly referred to as a drama day now granted to the ramat it is a drama and who is rachel rachel is the paralegal at the firm seductive. i don't know do you think so larry i i. just don't know i think i think she's you know she's really savvy she has this encyclopedic knowledg

and of course to the speaker's staff who worked closely with chairman ross, that's mike summers and dave snyder and on e other side of the capitol, chief of staff of senator tim kaine and on behalf of all the veterans, i can tell you as i yield back my time, back to the chairman is that we all have felt that america really did love us, they just needed an opportunity to express it. so we thank you for this resolution and it's not just for me and korea, but korean americans. so many asians and especially korean americans, they love korea but they love our country best. thank you. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. he gentleman from california is mr. royce: i thank mr. rangel and i yield to the gentleman from new york, mr. engel. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. engel: i rise in support of house concurrent resolution 41 as amened and yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. engel: i want to thank my new d and colleague from york, congressman rangel, for his various to

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i'm joe kernen along with andrew ross sorkin and scott wapner. our guest is mike santoli at yahoo!mike. first andrew has your headlines. >> a number of media companies lost control of their websites yesterday after hackers supporting the syrian government breached an internet company that manages many major web addresses. the companies included "the new york times," twitter and the "huffington post." "the wall street journal" reporting that jpmorgan's fines related to the london whale expected between 500 million and 600 million, the bank is in discussions with various agencies as part of a global settlements. >> a collect on the markets now, u.s. equity futures we said looking at modest losses a moment ago. look at how the u.s. is shaping up. now we're negative across the board. certainly the spector of some sort of military action by the united states in syria seems to be hanging over the market. as well as all of the other issues that are out there as well. fed taper, fed succession, debt ceiling, asian markets negative, somewhat modest in shanghai. the hang seng and the nikkei

mike ullman. ackman still has an 18% stake in jcpenney and because he's privy to inside information at this point, he isn't able to exit that position right now. ackman told andrew rossone so during one of the quarterly windows though with his average purchase price of $25, selling now would result in a rather huge loss. many analysts believe ackman's resignation removes some leadership uncertainty but doesn't so. the issue of poor sales and low traffic in the stores. at the end of the day, the company will live or die based on consumers buying or not buying and that's where investors want the energy focused. ullman has stabilized the financials keeping the ship afloat. moving it forward is another issue. when jcpenney reports earnings a week from today, how they will reinvigorate shoppers is still the burning question. kelly? >> exactly, courtney. that's the one that still remains unanswered. thank you very much, courtney reagan, with the latest on jcpenney. we turn to another major corporate news story. for more on the doj's move to block the merger between us airways and american airlines, phil bela lebeau joins us now. i'm looking at the doj complaint right now.