we talk with richard cordray head of the "consumer financial protection bureau." >> susie: that and more tonight on "nightly business report". >> susie: more fallout today for j.p. morgan. now the justice department is investigating the bank. the f.b.i.'s new york office is leading the inquiry into j.p. morgan's $2 billion trading loss. investigators are expected to look at the bank's accounting practices and disclosures about the trades that led to the loss. that massive loss was also an important topic today at the bank's annual shareholder meeting in tampa. >> reporter: the meeting took place a thousand miles away from wall street, but the $2 billion trading loss at j.p. morgan was still top of mind at the bank's annual shareholder meeting. c.e.o. jamie dimon, and other executives, arrived even before the sun came up this morning. dimon kicked off the meeting and told the several hundred shareholders, who had assembled, that the bank will "do the right thing" as it deals with the wrong-way trading bet. the other big item on the agenda: splitting the chairman and ceo jobs. in the end,

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