honda will keep offline five auto assembly plants. honda officials say protests will make it difficult to transport their products. another car maker, toyota will continue to halt output on wednesday. retailers have also been affected. the supermarket and three department stores will remain closed. firms say it will take time to repair the damage caused by protesters. >>> the head of a japanese business organization will visit shanghai despite growing fears about the safety of japanese and the country. the chairman of the japan businessederation says he wants to stress the importance of bilateral relations at this difficult time. he will attend a trade show in shanghai. more than 100 company from the two countries will display the latest environmental technologies in the japan/china green expo 2012. the three day event was expected to draw 30,000 visitors, but the organizers have scaled down the trade show and counselled the reception as a security precaution. he says it is important to take rt in the expo and maintain good business r

there is unrest in the middle east and refineries went offline during hurricane isaac. budget cuts for a homeland security means longer lines at the airport. jane king has the bloomberg business report. >> you may soon face longer lines when traveling out of bwi airport. the budget is on the chopping blocks. the par but will lose more than $4 billion and this would impact airport security. lockheed martin could be affected. as for stocks, the s&p climb to its highest level since 2007. the bloomberg maryland index was higher on gains for stanley black & decker. you can opt out of tracking cookies on google's browser. this is part of an agreement that google reached with the white house earlier this year. telemarketers have been hard at work and complaints to the government are up sharply about unwanted government soliciting, raising questions about whether the did not call register is working. at the new york stock exchange, i'm jane king, bloomberg news, for wbal-tv 11 news. >> if you say hello and they do not say hello back, hang up. 55 degrees at the airport this morn

. >> tepco managers took all of their plants offline after the accident. but they're looking at reopening one on the seacoast possibly next year. will it happen do you think? >> people at tepco realize that they have to do a better job. the company's image, as you know has been tarnished for the past 18 months, and many attempts to improve that image have backfired. >> translator: we understand we have no right to restart power plants without appropriate safety measures in place. >> i spoke with one exterritope. >> they have not defined the risks they should prepare for. they had relied on their own myth that everything was perfectly safe. now they need to clarify who was ultimately responsible. without that, there's no way to restart nuclear plants. the most important thing is to change their corporate maggette culture. >> it's fair to say tepco leaders want to use the panel to regain the public's trust. but the ultimate question, i think is whether there's a will to change the corporate culture or if this is more of a strategy to ease the process of rest

politics take place offline and people vote at their home address. republicans vote in republican primaries. we know the individual house but to know who they are and what district when they're watching videos. the challenge now is bringing geographical taka being more the banner ads and until this year it was prairies a fund-raising outlet most of the reason was to measure what works with fund-raising on line. you can run the web ad to measure your response rate to figure who is donating and who is not. now to use as a persuasion tool broker that will allow campaigns to have a better idea who they should talk to online more conventional tv. >> host: i have two more questions. should the voter be concerned the campaign's get more data? >> one thain we have always had to remember long before the internet came along but to get a call during dinner who knew your name and party registration saying they call the last week to talk to about abortion i'm calling to remind you can we send to a van to your house next tuesday night they were annoying but nobody

. >> perhaps you and i can have an offline conversation. >> this is not an attack, we have the killing in september 24 as of 1956 with matthew johnson by san francisco police officer and 45 years later, on the same thing. we are still looking for opportunities. it sounds good, but it is not being implemented. who is holding this panel accountable to the law? someone has told the panel accountable. if i am going down the street 65 miles an hour, i am in violation of the law. the city, county, san francisco is in violation of the law of title 6. >> thank you for all the great questions. for closing, which have our commissioner. >> i want to thank his supervisor cohen for posting this. this is actually the beginning of a dialogue between the community and the departments in your supervisors. i want to thank the panelists of the department for coming. and giving the information that they did. i would like to thank you for coming and also for welcoming us to your community. we basically -- our goal in this district is very important to us right now. all of us see the high unemployment over

right now 50 of 52 units are offline. they will separate the commission from the industry ministry which was promoting nuclear power and will make the watch dog more independent than the body it is replacing, the nuclear and industry safety agency. >> the government originally planned to set up this new commission as early as april this year. it is now september. what is the reason for the delay? >> well, one of the reasons was discussion over the selection of a committee members. prime minister noda's plan to appoint the chairperson and the other four positions has been prolonged because of resistance not only by the opposition and also by members of his ruling democratic. they said the experts in the list included people with strong connections with nuclear related businesses. noda gave up passing the personnel bill during the last session and decided to appoint the members by himself according to law. we won't find out until next week who will fill those positions. this delay in starting up the commission set the japan

honda says it will keep offline, five auto assembly plants. and officials say protests will make it difficult to transport their products. another car maker, toyy ta saot hold output. retailers have been affected, a supermarket, and three department stores in the province will remain closed. it will take some time to repair the damage caused by protestors. the ongoing demonstrations blocked their scheduled visit to shanghai, the chairman of the japan business federation. he was going to attend a trade show starting on thursday, but, the event was postponed before he left japan. >>> the agreement was reached at a two-day policy meeting that ended wednesday. the central bank decided to expand the program by 10 trillion yen or $127 billion to more than $1 trillion. the policy makers cited a slowdown in the chinese economy and european debt problems as big concerns for the japanese economy. >>> japan airlines has relisted on the stock market less than three years after going bankrupt. their company is expected to raise more than $7.6 billion throu

i can talk to you about that offline. the situation we have today, board of supervisors, commissioners, and you from the san francisco transportation authority, is that our state is broke. three in spite of our state being broke, no money for education, no money for health, nominee for safety, some folks because they have the power and jerry brown should know better, by a very close margin, millions of dollars have been allocated for the high-speed rail. jerry brown said at one time when they decided to have the bart, the bay area rapid transit, some neighboring counties were against it. maybe they were against it and that is their concern. but we can make no comparison whatsoever in these dire economic times comparing the high-speed rail to the bart system. i just want to get that out there clear for those people who should learn to represent and be leaders. in the second issue is the moneys allocated to muni. every time we allocate moneys to muni, we have no accountability and no responsibility. if they get this grant,

you know, right now, 50 of 52 units are offline. they made the decision to separate the commission from the industry ministry in nuclear power, will make this watchdog more independent. it's replacing the nuclear and industry safety agency. >> the government originally planned to set up this new commission as early as april this year. it's now september. what's the reason for the delay? >> well, one of the reasons was discussion over the selection of committee members. prime minister noda planned to appoint the chairperson and the other four positions has been prolonged because of resistance not only by the opposition but also by members of his ruling democratic party. they said the experts in the list included people with strong connections with nuclear-related businesses. noda gave up passing the personnel bill during the last session of the diet and decided to appoint the members by himself according to law. and we won't find out until next week who will fill those positions. this delay in starting up the commissions has set the

problems he is one of the first guys out there to get the train back in service or to get it safely is offline, so the service can continue. he is one of the first to volunteer, to take on any challenge. that we or our equipment throws at him. extremely dependable, reliable, and a self-starter, which are qualities that we certainly need given the age of our fleet and the complexity of our system. excellent workmanship, produces high-quality repairs such that once he is done touching the vehicle, it's going to stay in service thereafter, which is what we need. i want to thank both of you for your great service and serving as role-models for mta and muni. >> mr. california, as anybody who rides the cable cars regularly, despite the terrific video you just saw, i think it's hard. cable car folks take a back seat to no one when it comes to entertainment. so having a distinguished record. sonny have tools will travel, regularly see him on the platform out in various places and he has one of the most challenging jobs in the system to respond and get one crack, one bite the apple. try to make a repai

problems he is one of the first guys out there to get the train back in service or to get it safely is offline, so the service can continue. he is one of the first to volunteer, to take on any

safety around environmental enforcement says 71% of the gulf of mexico's daily oil production is still offline. as of yesterday around 20% of production platforms are still empty because of the storm. companies in the gulf say it usually takes a few days to fully restore production. >>> the shutdown of oil means you're paying more at the pump. in fact, prices hit a record high for labor day averaging around $3.85 a gallon. news4 oath seth lemon joins us now from bethesda. >> reporter: if you're filling the pinch at the pump this morning that's because these are the highest gas prices ever for a labor day weekend. here in bethesda, maryland, prices are well above $4 a gallon due in part to hurricane isaac. drivers hit the road in large numbers. aaa say $23 million traveled by car. nationally they're paying on average just above $3.80 per gallon. the previous record was set in 2008. drivers were paying $3.68 a gallon. some good news, the prices are expected to go down by the end of september when the holiday travel season dies down and summer dies down as well. so there is some light at the end

and we already are starting to prepare to take tunnel 1 offline. narrator: the construction of tunnel 3 is vital for maintaining the sustainability of new york's drinking water infrastructure. but the pipeline is useless if there's not a reliable supply of clean water within it. hurwitz: the city bought up land around the reservoirs to prevent it from development. it provides assistance to local residents to see that there's no pollution of the reservoirs. it's much more cost effective to prevent pollution and to protect a source of water than to remove it at the drinking water treatment plant. lloyd: what epa said to us was, "you can have an exemption from filtration "if you keep this undeveloped, "and if you can manage the wastewater so that it does not pollute your water supply." and we feel that we've reached the point where we can really keep it clean enough to drink unfiltered for the indefinite future. and new york city is in a small club of cities that actually have that filtration avoidance waiver. narrator: while municipalities are respon

prices usually drop on labor day, but prices in the middle east and refineries going offline with hurricane isaac are causing prices to go up. >>> chicago mayor rahm emanuel is telling city attorneys to seek a court order to force striking teachers back to the classroom. the teachers unions decided to delay their decision on whether to end the strike until tomorrow. they want more time to review their current proposed contract. the new proposal includes a 7% cost of living raise over three years. 30% of a teacher's evaluation would be based on student test scores. teachers would have new rights to appeal their rating. >> they would like it to be actually a lot better for us than it is. clearly, a contract is always a set of negotiations. no sides are ever completely happy. >> today is the start of the strike's second week. >>> new this morning, three astronauts back on solid ground after a six-month stay at the international space station. one american and two russians returned to earth aboard the russian made space capsule landing in kazakhstan. the crew includes the recently replaced comm

communities and they are entities that collect vast amounts of information about all of us, both online and offline. compile them into profiles about each of us and then sell that information for various purposes to be used by entities for marketing, sometimes to make eligibility determinations for things like credit, insurance, etc., and sometimes for other purposes. weeks -- i.t. in particular i think the agency as a whole has expressed concern over whether the consumers really understand what is happening in this industry shocker. we think that the data brokers, some of them provide information about what they do. the consumers have no idea what they are because they are not interacting treacly with consumers. they are gathering information and selling it to third parties and they don't really interact with consumers, so they don't know who they are, how to find out what the data collection practices are common and how-to determine what information the the the broker has about them and whether or not it needs to be corrected. so there are lots of transparency issues that we think need to be addr

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a couple hours ago go daddy disappeared the web went offline a bunch of the web sites their hosts are go daddy the largest domain registrar on the internet they have something like eight million different user accounts on a bunch of their sites much of their emails just spam disappeared and actually go daddy's come out maybe two or three times in the last few hours just to say hey we're working on it hold tight they haven't actually gone on the record to say what happened the only person who is taking credit is this this one person this anonymous we have to bring you up to date on your leet speak that anonymous owner there is a three that has three. isn't as about as nerds as has a good other and we have this one person who is taking credit for it did they do it we don't know they're saying they are we can believe them it's really really tough when we talk about anonymous because we don't know anything no i.d.'s we don't know identities in pictures we don't know locations i mean i'm sure that this is kind enough attention from all around the world in the last few hours that the feds a

. >> we can debate this offline, but with all due respect, i'm absolutely positive that the revenue lies in personal entertainment. it does not lie in any of the services that i'm talking about. you look at the education market in the u.s. and almost none of it is digital. you look at the delivery of public goods, such as security, almost none of it is mobile. >> we started this -- someone was asking about band with caps and tiered pricing. read and blair both passed up an opportunity to to their own horn because it occurred -- did criticize the current chairman of the sec. to avoid a policy of managing scarcity, you made a conscious competition policy. and blair, when he spoke, alluded to the fact that when these guys were running the sec and we were in the analog cellphone era, remember, you paid high prices for little buckets of minutes. it was buckets of minutes for lots of money, and it was almost a luxury to have a cell phone. there were a number of colleges competition policies that blair mansion to reduce the terminating access charges to the plain old telephone system, you know,

data broker or entities that collect vast amount of information of all of us, both online and offline, compiled and into profiles about each of us. they sell that information for various purposes and to be used by various entities for marketing. sometimes to make eligibility determinations for things to credit and insurance, etc. i think the agency as a whole has expressed concern over whether consumers really understand what is happening in this industry. we think that data brokers -- some of them provide consumers information with what they do, but consumers do not have any idea who they are. they do not interact directly with consumers. they collect data and sell it to third parties. they do not interact with consumers. consumers do not know who the are. they do not know how to determine what kind of data they have about them and whether or not it needs to be corrected. there are lots of transparency issues that we think need to be addressed in this data brokerage industry. app disregards the guidelines, what happens? >> if they disregard the guidelines, we will not bring an action

the destroyed unit is offline. >>> we checked with the coroner's office and they are still working to identify the man who died after being shot around 10:30 p.m. last night at west mcarthur boulevard. two people were involved and they have not been caught. >>> people in hayward can go online to see what kind of crimes are being committed in their neighborhood. the website has a interactive map that shows crimes and where they were committed 24 hours after a police report was filed. however it will not include, sex crimes or child abuse cases. you can sign up for e-mail alerts or download an app. coming up in 6 minutes a car chase in los angeles, what the suspects were throwing out of their windows. >>> police say they are getting close to an arrest in a shooting of a 13-year-old boy. he was shot in the back on august 8. he was walking home from a park where he was playing football. police believe the shooter was a gang member. he was thinking about joining a group that helps children get away from gangs. >>> authorities are investigating the discovery of a huge marijuana farm on mari

. >>> someone launched a cyber attack on go daddy.com taking it offline for a time. it was knocked out websites for people and companies that use go daddy. they used defile of service overwhelming the servers. the motive isn't clear. one person on twitter said he was testing go daddy's security. >>> anonymous is claiming the theft of apple i.d.es happened after members -- i.d. happened after members stole them. it allows the tracting of things like high game scores. >>> two days to the big announcement from apple in san francisco. preparations are underway while the speculation continues as to what apple will be unveiling. most of the rumors are focused on an iphone 5 in black or white with a two tone back, taller screen, lower power consumption and -- consumption. we will find out on wednesday. >>> the fbi is about to launch a system that is raising concerns about privacy. the next generation system will connect with cameras across the country to identify criminals. it will make use of facial and voice recognition and dna analysis. privateacy advocates say it could

system's offline. there's a computer on board i'm guessing has an internal monitoring system.f a black box? yeah. it records every movement and action of the crane. he never said anhing about that. (laughs) it's probably for good reason. you know what? i think i can jack into this, and, uh, bring the information ba to the av lab. (thudding) whoa! whoa! what the hell is that?! what was what? (sighs) no, i said... i was saying... "look..." i was saying "look at that." it'suite a view. i... did i mention what a good time i was having? calleigh... i think we got some blood up here. hi. hi. so, how we doing with that blood from the crane? nice get, by the way. that sample was pristine. thanks. made it very easy to pull up a profile. think it's ironic that after all that destruction, this whole case could come down to one drop of blood. yeah. check this out. now, there's a face only a mug shot could love. wolfe: kurt greenfield. caine: mr. greenfield, how you knowjoseph salucci? who? bell's not ringing. maybe it'd help if we talked a little bit slower. man was killed by a runaway cr

trading going through the pipe is moving markets beyond a certain tolerance, that it just takes is offline, manual mode, and requires a human being to regeek so that, for example, everything's moving at light speed now. if you look the the glitch with night trading, okay, amplified quickly. you can't stop it. there has to be something built in to stop it because mistakes will happen. >> people also pitched a transaction tax, but the other side of that is ultimately curves the amount of trading volume and hurts the business. >> as of yesterday, we have a paper called "the trouble with small tick sizes," the smallest increment in which stocks can trade. basic thesis is that when you proliferate the number of price points, 100 points to the dollar, that complexity multiplies, and one of the ways to cut down complexity and increase incentives to support small companies where capital formation lives in the ipo market is by actually widening out the tick sizes. >> have toot with the small investing companies partaking in the trading companies as well or is it across the board? >> well, it clearl

usually drop after labor day, but experts say the crisis in the middle east as well as refineries going offlineuring hurricane isaac have caused prices to rise. prices up 16 cents from a month ago. the national average is $3.86. that's down a cent from yesterday. in d.c., the average dropped 2 cents to $3.97. maryland, $3.80. virginia, $3.72. in west virginia, $3.92. >>> redskins getting their first taste of sfoimt this -- disappointment this morning after the rams stormed back to win over the burgundy and gold. but it was one mental error with the game on the line that ultimately cost the skins the game. dan hellie joins us from st. louis. >> reporter: good morning from st. louis, everybody. i hope we all remember how great it felt when the redskins beat the saints to open up the season. now it's back to ereality. a 31-28 loss here in st. louis to the lowly rams, perhaps not so lowly anymore. sam bradford dissected this redskins defense, and, of course, the play that's going to grab the headlines, josh morg morgan's unsportsmanlike conduct penalty to put the redskins out of real field goal ran

person who posted the message said the attacks will continue until the anti-islam video is taken offlineall right, everybody, investors are on edge following a day of violet austerity protests in spain and greece. the bank of spain warning today that the country is in, quote, a deep recession. the situation in athens is not much better, it's clear the region still has a long way to go to resolve financial issues, and that has taken a toll on markets here at home. all three major indices in the red, the s&p 500 closing lower for the fifth consecutive day, the longest losing streak since the month of july. jared levy is here. you know, jared, i have to say, you know, certainly u.s. investors have fatigue, but you say that we cannot ignore what we are seeing on our television screens right now. >> yeah. i think there's two parts to this, right? first of all, europe, i think, is more headline risk. in other words, folks watching it are in a panic, they don't know how things are going to end up, but when you think about it, right? smart money knew that this money from the ecb wasn't going to

you said that we would handle this offline, and a good man is being ruined as a result," and he snappedis briefcase shut and stormed out of the room and said, "i resign." and one of the other directors said, "can we accept his resignation?" the general counsel said, "yes." he put the motion on the table. it was seconded and passed within seconds. >> and that was that? >> that was that. so, he drove off and ended up going onto his mega-yacht in the mediterranean, and i suspect he thought over the ensuing days that it was just unacceptable that he was off the board, jay was going to be off the board, and i was still chairman. >> after that, perkins blew the whistle on hp's leak investigation, and she says he began a campaign of deceit about her. >> it was a disinformation -- a classic disinformation campaign, and he set the mind-set for basically everything that's believed about this right now. >> she says he sent out this e-mail disparaging her, and he influenced the media. >> the newsweek cover that said "the boss," which i wasn't, "who spied," which i didn't, "on her board," is really

people have on-line are oftentimes just as strong and in some cases even stronger than some of their offlineelationships. looking at the expressions of support coming from the people of libya apologizing to the americans for, you know, our americans killed is a sign of what this medium can also do. and the way that we can use it to spread these positive ideas is the kind of thing that we obviously want to see a lot more of. like i said, you know, whether it was the arab spring, something so many of us sort of cheered on or these sentiments here, we want to try to encourage these things, but know at the end of the day this is just a technology, and its up to how people use it that really makes the difference. >> good to talk to you. thank you very much. really appreciate it. >>> protests have now spread to jerusalem. we're getting a live report next. i even wrote a play about that. my symptoms were a pain in my abdomen and periods that were heavier and longer than usual for me. if you have symptoms that last two weeks or longer, be brave, go to the doctor. ovarian and uterine cancers are gyne

. >> i want to continue this conversation offline.will post a conversation about the book on democracynow.org. david cay johnston, thank you so much for being with us. his book is, "the fine print: how big companies use 'plain english' to rob you blind." democracy now! is looking for feedback from people who appreciate the closed captioning. e-mail your comments to outreach@democracynow.org or mail them to democracy now! p.o. box 693 new york, new york 10013. [captioning made possible by democracy now!]

we sat and had a meeting offline to clear the air and can have a couple drinks and diffuse what was a building tension between us. our weekly meetings diinvolve into shouting match. after the meeting, i got a real taste how washington works. we had a chitchat and small talk about our families. i told him my first daughter was about to be born. he talked to me about his commute to washington and back and forth to connecticut where he lived. he eventually turned the conversation and pointed out i was young, my job is special inspector general. sort of asked me what my plans were and what i wanted to do next. as we started discussing t we gave me a warning. he was i was doing myself real harm for my future prospects in his words. by that, he explained had had a harsh tone. i was critical of wall street and very critical of the obama administration as i was carrying out my job. changeed me if i didn't my tone, it was going to hurt my ability to get a job after sigtarp. when i left the government to get a job on wall street, i was doing myself real harm. when i, plained i wasn't interested

and, in fact, the only way i see the sequestration coming offline and not being a target any longer isa full republican sweep during the election. >> yeah. i mean, you know, we've already heard from a handful of transportation companies. apparently we got also caterpillar lowering 2015 guidance, which we'll get to in a moment. are you expecting, you know, downgrades in terms of these companies coming out and saying we are going to be lowering our growth expectations? break it down for us. which companies are most effected by this trigger. >> the most impacted companies within my coverage fall within the government services space. they include mantac international, cic international and booz allen and hamilton. the least impacted companies include boeing, fleer systems and harris corporation. and as you'll note, the least impacted firms have more product in the portfolio. most impacted companies are more services-oriented. >> so, these are the least effected. so, who's most? i mean, you know, we saw fedex come out and lower guidances, a handful of big companies that are surprising inves

usually drop after labor day, but experts say the unrest in the middle east and refineries going offline during hurricane isaac are causing pump prices to go up. >>> police are looking for a kid who stole a man's cell phone. d.c. police sent out this tweet, and it got our attention. police are apparently looking for a 6 to 7-year-old described as 4 feet tall, weighing about 100 pounds. police say the boy ran up to a man and snatched his phone yesterday on nanny helen burroughs avenue northeast. police say this type of crime is common, but they rarely look for a suspect this young. >>> a heads up if you're traveling through northern virginia. explosives training will be happening at quantico. don't be alarmed if you hear an explosion. that training will happen from 6:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. every day this week. >>> a wisconsin police officer injured in that sikh temple shooting was honored for his brave actions. oak creek lieutenant brian murphy made his first public appearance yesterday since being shot more than 12 times last month. a local car show held a fund-raiser for the victims of th

and more than a third of all oil production in the gulf of mexico remains offline in the wake of hurricaneat's according to the u.s. bureau of safety and environmental enforcement. as of today the bsee says there are still six production platforms and one rig that remain evacuated. oil and gas producers shut down production in the gulf in anticipation of that hurricane. now we continue our countdown to the closing bell with liz claman. liz: okay. we do have a couple of indexes to the upside, but the dow is still struggling, down 7 points. let's get to nicole on the floor of the new york stock exchange. nicole: i'm taking a look at amazon. i know we talk about it a lot. yesterday was the big kindle fire announcement, the new kindle fire. we're really looking at amazon because today once again a new all-time high for amazon. it's pushing that 260 mark. now you have the analysts jumping on lazard for example has $300 price target. all of this coming on heels of obviously they are in the tablet wars, trying to take on the ipad. they have been gaining market share with the kindle. and obviously

the website hosting company for reasons still being investigated was offline today taking the mostly small businesses it serves down with it. many of those businesses unable to sell anything online. godaddy says it's looking into why the service went down in the first place. more pain for hewlett-packard, the palo alto tech giant says it will lay off 2,000 more people as it cuts back to save money. hp now says it plans to cut 29,000 workers which october of next year instead of the previously announced 27,000. >>> and while business is tough for very big companies struggling to find profits in a shrinking pc market, startups are hot, especially startups here in the bay area where there's lots of funding, lots of job openings and no shortage of idea. ♪ roxanne, you don't have to put on your red light ♪ >> you know the tech industry is strong when startups of all kinds get funded. >> it's freestyle, so it's actually a musical instrument suitable for anyone, even if you have very little or no experience playing guitar. >> reporter: here at the tech-sponsored disrupt. >> basically a pand

incident in a country that produces 500,000 or 1 million barrels per day that may take their resources offline even for a temporary period you can really get a dislocation in price. >> i know, anthony, there is a question out there with regards to high-speed trading. i know futures regulators are working into that brief but unexplained plunge earlier on this week. is there anything possible they could do about this and are high-speed traders actually to blame? >> i don't know what they can do about it unless they ban it completely or have it where it is at a certain level you can do high-speed trading. but certainly who ever had that fat finger the other day was completely correct on what they did. seems this was more of a calculated sell-off rather than just a fat finger in the market. somebody look at the fundamentals and said this market is a little bit overdone. >> i guess regulators always have to be seen to be doing something if there is a plunge. they can't just appear to shrug it off. >> i also think the fat finger and the way in which that combines with fundamentals to give you a dram