and gay talese. revisits the bridge that made him a literary giant. >>> we begin in washington, where a $1.1 trillion spending bill hangs in the balance with the u.s. senate. the house narrowly approved the legislation last night, despite support from president obama it is getting a lot of push back from democrats who put a lot of the blame on banks. >> here we are five years after dodd frank with congress on the verge of ramming through a provision that would do nothing for the middle class, do nothing for community banks, do nothing but raise the risk that taxpayers will have to bail out of the biggest banks once again. >> and it is with the banks we take a closer look at the spending bill. as patricia sabga reports, it is all in the bills. >> it's an item in the bill that is so importantly to the big banks, j.p. morgan chief jamie dimon personally telephoned. a provision repealing a key dodd frank financial reform that would prevent banks from leaving taxpayers on the hook when certain risk 80 tra

. >> coming up on our broadcast, legendary journalist gay talese. >> i believe among all the professionsncluding the medical profession and the business profession and the clerical profession, i think within journalism you have people within a larger number trying to avoid lies. lies are a part of educational life and political life and wall street and even the clergy but i think per square yard there are fewer liars in a journalism city room than any other comparable space environment. pure liars, when there are liars such as jason blair the new york times some years ago, it is really the people within the office that call him out and fire him. they destroy the career of two outstanding editors the new york times because of jason blare, the executive director editor and the manager were kicked out because of this. you have to respect the pursuit of truth, not 100% but i think the profession has always been trying to get at the truth and i think that's a great thing. >> more of my interview and the rest of the day's news, tonight at 11 eastern time. now our picture of the day, from calif