that's because it takes about 7 millie seconds for data to get from d.c. where i'm sitting to chicago where those traders were, where their computers were. somehow they got it before that. that would seem to be impossible. the question is how did it happen? that's what the fed's looking into. >> so this has happened now a couch times. do you think or what are you hearing that this could impact the way the government releases its data? what kind of changes can we expect? >> we're seeing every aspect of the federal government wrestling with this question. you've got these old procedures for releasing information crashing up against a system of new technologies, including millie second level trading, speed of light telecommunications transmission and the rest of it they're not mixing very well. the department of labor is struggling with this in terms of the release of the jobs report, how to make sure everybody gets that at the same time is a very difficult question. now the fed wrestling with it today. i think that what we are going to see in the future is a

that's because it takes about 7 millie seconds for data to get from d.c. where i'm sitting to chicago where those traders were, where their computers were. somehow they got it before that. that would seem to be impossible. the question is how did it happen? that's what the fed's looking into. >> so this has happened now a couch times. do you think or what are you hearing that this could impact the way the government releases its data? what kind of changes can we expect? >> we're seeing every aspect of the federal government wrestling with this question. you've got these old procedures for releasing information crashing up against a system of new technologies, including millie second level trading, speed of light telecommunications transmission and the rest of it they're not mixing very well. the department of labor is struggling with this in terms of the release of the jobs report, how to make sure everybody gets that at the same time is a very difficult question. now the fed wrestling with it today. i think that what we are going to see in the future is a

readings near tanks holding contaminated water as high as 2200 millis eberts -- 2200 millis eberts -- millisieverts. and still no answers from the plant owner. >> were continuing to investigate the cause of the rise -- we are continuing to investigate the cause of the rise. >> the government is moving to try and fix the situation. it is to fund a huge underground ice wall to contain the water leaks. despite the ongoing problems, japan wants to stick with nuclear power. japan has a total of 17 nuclear reactors. only one of them is operating at the moment. the others will have to pass stringent safety inspections before they are allowed to restart. for now, and japan is hoping the news from fukushima will not he rail its bid for the olympics -- for now, japan is hoping the news from tokushima -- fukushima will not derail its bid for the olympics. >> welcome back. we begin the second half of the show with an emotional commemoration. it was this historic moment of reconciliation. >> president joachim gauck became the first turman president to visit the site where ss troops massacred -- th

all kinds of surveillance on their own populations they're going to make mistakes they're going to millie a themselves there is always the last battle for any empire throughout history and i think that is it for for the united states and its allies . the us people bring back their prosperity and rights. goes it could take the rest of the world with it's seek truth from facts this is the truth. of the. wealthy british style. markets. find out what's really happening to the global economy with max culture for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines two kinds of reports. the more. boy the most complex human activity. on. the phenomenon of friendly fire probably extends back to the invention of gunpowder. to kill a bunch of people who don't know what their families there are of us people. reading. this summer shoots my brother in the leg not intentional because of it because it was night time for the morning even the best even the belch shoulders. are going to make mistakes this is this whole idea of brotherhood and author and camaraderie in this sense it was in this context

meet miracle milly, the newest world's smallest dog. the 2-year-old from puerto rico measures just 3.8 inches from backbone to paw, shorter than a soup can and as small as a smartphone with legs. >>> tom brady, early and only touchdown, smith and his receivers not connecting, neither can his lineman. sacked three times in the first half. brady had problems, too, struggling with rookie receivers. an ugly game. sunday rg3 take on rodgers. monday kaepernick against seahawks. >>> thursday college football 24th ranked tcu at texas tech, quarterback escapes pressure. no. gets picked off. not texas tech second string webb, beauty of a bullet there. touchdown, tech, 20-10. rays wanting to hold onto wild card spot, raze rookie meyers new it bottom of the eighth with flyball double incomes the rain rays 4-3. after a feisty week yankees and orioles make nice. they give mariana rivera a sculpture of a broken bat, symbolic there as how the pitcher jams batters as they swing. in the game it receives comes down to soriano there. look at that. robs the

united states was not a safe harbor, foreign investors withdrew their gold deposits in a srt time,$30 milli. from american banks. we asked dr. andrew brimmer, former member of the federal reserve, why gold alarmed the fed. dr. immer, in 1931, foreign investors were pulling their gold out of american banks. reserves were being depleted. what does that doto? what does e reserve do to try to combat it? for the banking system as a whole, if there's a sigficantreduc, from whatever source, it has to cut back on loanseduc, and the extension of credit unless it can ge some relief. only t federaleserve, acting as a central nk, can provide more relief. so, in931, as the goldve, flowed to europe and so on, that was a loss in reserves the centraba had to make it u the fed would not stand . itaiseits scouate orceanksase i the centraba the sult--foreiginvestors the earned more interest. itaiseits scouate orceanksase i and left their money in u. banks. th ended theoldrain. burag thdiscount rate had other, less fortunate, consequences. if the federal reserve raiseshe discount rate, that transmits a message

scientist ames research center in moun view designed the project -- which cost about 280- milli bucks. thanks paul { new} fresh pressed juice. it's all the rage right nowh claims that it can do everyg from help you lose weight..o fight cancer. sue kwon, on the consumerwatch, has a tae of the juice craze. {nats clips / various veggi going in / whits broll.} na: favorites.. carrot, kale, apple... at six, let me know what you think. and i'll tell you what happd after i tried a 3 day juice cleanse. thanks sue. vacationers aghast at the sn spike in hotel prices. the reason some rooms are going more than 400-dollars a nig. the economy appears to be slowing despite the fact th, you're on timeout leo! some things won't last 25 years. ah! woof! some things will. uh-oguess what day it is!is?? huh...anybody? julie! hey...guess what day it is?? ah come on, i know you can hear me. mike mike mike mike mike... what day is it mike? ha ha ha ha ha h leslie, guess what today is? it's hump day. whoot whoot! ronny, howappy are folks who save hundreds of dollars switching to geico? i'd say happier than a

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meet miracle milly, the newest world's smallest dog. the dog measured 3.8 inches from back bone to paw, shorter than a soup can and small enough to fit in the palm of your hand. >>> let's get to the latest in sports. >> good friday. let's talk football. rainy and sloppy thursday night football. the pats taking an early lead in that game. tom brady to dobson for a touchdown. with mark sanchez out it is geno smith. smith and his receivers clearly not connecting. smith sacked three times in the first half alone. brady had his problems, too, struggling with rookie receivers all night. 13-10. new england with this ugly w. sunday rg3 takes on the packers. sunday night kaepernick against the seahawks. monday for you pittsburgh faces cincinnati. now to thursday college football. tcu and texas tech. boykin escapes pressure there and gets picked off. second string davis webb with an bullet. touchdown. texas tech, 20-10. >>> rays trying to hold on to their wild card the spot. bottom of the eighth, smack fly ball. run comes in. yankees and orioles

. >> good evening, this concerns a remodel of victorian house in millie valley. the three identical once -- ones in a row. the remodel is for three. my wife and i have lived in the east one for 33 years. the middle was purchased by the applicant for 3 years. they live in hillsborough and bought it as an investment property. they propose to excavate the ground level. they want to add a partial fourth floor to the building as well. both additions have decks. the plans were approved in may this year for the 2 units but occupancy of the building increase from 4 to about 10 people. the reason for our permit appeal is that we were denied the opportunity to voice our concerns officially from the start. a week after posting the notice of the permit application, we voiced very strongly our objections to the project with the 30-day limit for meetings. we had two meetings. we did not meet mutually acceptable solutions. we were informed by the project architect that he was arranging an extension of the 30-day period to solve our problems. he is a very respected architect wit

. >>> eso le dije, porque milly me cae bien. >>> yo tengo amigos. >>> fÍjate que me gustaria vivir en miami, llegamos al lugar correcto, dÉjenme terminar mi proceso, me divorcio y en dos meses me mandan pretendientes. >>> te pueden mandar mensajes de texto. no puede ser de un dÍa para el otro. >>> con el gordito veremos quÉ onda. >>> al final raÚl de molina acompaÑÓ a ninel por todo el aeropuerto, para recogerla en su auto y llevarla a su show "el gordo y la flaca." >>> ahÍ estÁ. se me adelantaron. >>> y ella dijo: ahora tengo nuevas amigas? que padre, no? ¿por quÉ? >>> todas decÍan que soy amiguisima de ninel, trabajamos juntas en obra, en novela. y ninel dice no soy como tan amiga, vengo a hacer mi trabajo y que se alisten. >>> crees que habrÍa celos, porque son de las mujeres mÁs guapas del mundo del entretenimiento. >>> claro, desde este domingo 15 de septiembre estoy seguro que van a botar chispas. >>> yo estoy botando chispas por todos lados. mi compadre estÁ dolorido de pie a cabeza. y vamos a regresar con birmania rÍos que estÁ en nueva york. >>> tienes toda la

the prefecture has had 96 milli meters of rain in one hour. over 250 millimeters has fallen over the past 24 hours and more than the monthly average for september. public transportation has been did he say disrupted. the system is now traveling over a land mass, but still maintaining its intensity as a severe tropical storm status. this is moving at the speed of 30 kilometers per hour. it's quite a fast-moving system, making a very erratic movement, very unpredictable. looks like it will be staying across the western japan for quite some time. which means that the gusts will be still packing up right now 126 kilometers per hour in the center of this. but 122 kilometers per hour and more than 100 kilometers per hour gusts reported already. and that's likely to continue and pick up the high waves, as much as 4 meters in the coastal areas. rough sea conditions, as well as tropical moisture is included in here, and associated with the stationary boundary, which means the storm system, tropical moisture, the stationary bed and cold air aloft will a

and the smallest dog, a chihuahua named milly, 3.8 inches. all cuteness. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," the update on the flooding in colorado. i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." no matter how busy your morning you can always do something better for yourself. and better is so easy with benefiber. fiber that's taste-free, grit-free and dissolves completely. so you can feel free to add it to anything. and feel better about doing it. better it with benefiber. that hasn't been cleared yet. ♪ uh! i just want to celebrate [ male announcer ] every time you say no to a cigarette you celebrate a little win. nicorette gum helps calm your cravings and makes you less irritable. double your chances of quitting. and makes you less irritable. >>> a diverse group is being honored with the country's top cultural award. this year's kennedy center ho r honorees include billy joel, shirley maclaine, herbie hancock, martina arroyo and carlos santana. >>> in philadelphia there's a battle over how to raise $15 millio

ran on hundreds of news stations, talking about it on the radio, all over, the milli vanilli of youtube videos. but the funny thing, after everybody ran it thinking it was real. after all the news channels embarrassed themselves running a bonus video today, they ran it again to announce it wasn't real. >> announcer: the hoax that fooled everyone. >> the biggest twerking fail ever turned out to be a hoax. >> all a hoax. >> fake. >> we were duped by jimmy kimmel. >> the number one topic on twitter, jimmy kimmel. >> that jimmy is crazy. >> the woman you see here on fire -- she's a stunt woman. >> so realistic and unbelievable. >> a lot of news organizations should be a little embarrassed because of this. >> national networks ran it too. >> fun to punk the newscaster. >> damn you, kimmel with your good ideas. >> how believable are the videos that go viral? >> hard to believe anything you see on youtube. >> when in doubt, jimmy kimmel did it. >> i thought that neat real. then she catches on fire. >> i bought into it. i thought she did. >> he got us good. >> i thought it was real. we were all

possibility of more flooding in oil fields but there's another problem, folks, that could cost the state milli millions. dan is in colorado. dan? >> reporter: hi, rosa. this is one of the most beautiful places you'll ever see pf two of the roadway toss get here from been destroyed. that making any kind of economic recovery very difficult. >> we've lost a lot of drywall. >> reporter: julie and her

group continued to grow after the vote as well and cold from the alternative can all make sense to milly's the anti euro sentiment has much to do with the popularity of the far right. well there trust the politicians in brussels any more they don't trust austrian the decision makers what they do there they don't believe they find the right solutions when after all it's just. a redistribution on a super national level it's austrian tax euros that go to other countries and are just washed down the drain i think it just said a couple of politicians thinking and overlook their past solutions that after all it has only prolong the problems this is definitely what the people see and it has not come up to any solutions as a matter of fact that that's grew bigger and bigger and higher so the next generations will suffer and this is what those twenty five percent obviously have in mind. dozens of students have been shown by islamist medicines in nigeria who stormed a dormitory early on sunday morning and started killing people the gunmen are believed to be from the terrorist sect hieron that recent

possibility of more flooding in oil fields but there's another problem, folks, that could cost the state milli millions. dan is in colorado. dan? >> reporter: hi, rosa. this is one of the most beautiful places you'll ever see pf two of the roadway toss get here from been destroyed. that making any kind of economic recovery very difficult. >> we've lost a lot of drywall. >> reporter: julie and her staff are working hard to get her restaurant reopened. >> it hurts. this is a good time year. >> reporter: but getting the restaurant open is hard for her and other businesses in estes park, colorado. how long will it take for customers to return? >> when you have an event like this, what does it do to a town? >> well, we've never had an event like this. this is the biggest event this town has ever had. >> reporter: with elk raised out in the open, it is a tourist mecca. sidewalks usually bustling on the weekend are empty. >> it is a shot in the solar plex and takes the air out of you. >> reporter: it may be a while before merchants like this are busy again. to understand why, you need to take a drive

the levels are high enough to kill an exposed person in just four hours right now two hundred thirty milly's sieverts of radiation every hour are being measured from one tank alone what does that mean one person is only allowed an annual exposure of fifteen million seabirds when you do the math it doesn't look good but don't worry guys apparently that detrimental news is completely in consequential because the chairman of the.

or legs and she was blind now she's back at school and learning to walk again the family believes in milly's preexisting condition combined with the synthetic canal benoit almost took their daughter's life where are you getting it from the corner store of course when one of your friends went to buy it did they make them show it day was it pretty easily accessible i didn't make until right here in. paranoia anxiety rapid heart rate trouble breathing hallucinations all of these are real effects that doctors have reported in just two thousand and ten alone the drug was linked to over eleven thousand four hundred emergency room visits it's russian roulette you don't know what you're going to get is a statistic karen doctor knows by heart karen says her son max only trying synthetic marijuana one time and it cost him his life the store owner actually talked them into purchasing the product and he was with his friends who drove him home. smoked she dropped him off she said that when he walked into the house he looked fine. i guess a few minutes later he didn't feel so fine and. half an hour later

there are over 400 us 400 millis of g mail, and include yahoo, facebook and hot mail. the information from eric snowden has been shared with the guardian and others. the new poll released by the pew research systems say 7 out of 10 believe laws and government policies are inadequate to protect their private data. >> the snowden revelations about the nsa, i think he is, that has focused a lot of attention on this, and i think the pew poll shows that people are concerned. >> reporter: they say their code abilities are a touch card against russia, china and others countries. in the future, one document states, superpowers will be made or broken based on the strength of their krypto analytic programs. >> the pakistani school girl who survived an assassination attempt by the taliban is a news winner. she was only is a years old when she was shot in the head on her way to school. she spoke out on about education for girls. >> in my home country of pakistan, the terrorists use terror to try and stop girls from going to school. i am just one target. there are many others. ther

milly's sieverts when you do the math that doesn't look good but don't worry guys apparently that detrimental news is completely in consequential because the chairman of the nuclear regulation authority said that there is no way to stop it he said we cannot fully stop the contaminated water leaks right away so we should better assess its environmental impact so we get the straight environmental disaster threaten the fate of humanity is it enough to get media attention or bring the international community together no it seems like world leaders only unified a bomb the next country into oblivion and if this logic doesn't make sense to you you've come to the right place join me and let's break this. the bleachers they are very hard to take the turtle. lightly that he ever had sex with her but there are no. please. please. please. please. please. please please. please. please. as the syrian crisis reaches a boiling point u.s. leaders are deliberating over what's looking to be yet another military intervention in the middle east of the last twelve years the u.s. government is use military action a

it 13-year low. 20 milli shares. if he lost $35 million today, although that is just "spare change" for him. and they're now available for rent. part of that dream car service which includes lamborghini and aston martin. how are you supposed to calculate the cost? that is all we have for you. i hope you make money. i will see you right back here tomorrow. ♪ ♪ >> ♪ saturday in the park ♪ ♪ i think it was the 4th of july ♪ >> ♪ whoa-ooh-oh ♪ listen to the music ♪ whoa-ooh-oh ♪ listen to the music >> ♪ even the nights are better now that we're here together ♪ >> in the early '70s, rock music mellowed out and showed a softer side. singer-songwriters, acoustic guitars, and sun-kissed melodies took over the airwaves and the soun

lo que quiere decir, y milly estÁ en todo esto de la religiÓn. y tuvo que reaccionar a esto, y siempre le gusta mantenerse al m margen del ojo pÚblico. y creo que estarÁ apoyandolo. >>> aplaudo a Óscar de la hoya que primero estÁ su salud que su carrera. >>> quiero recordar que la familia es lo mÁs importante cuando hay este problema. el apoyo familiar saca adelante a estas personas. >>> el hecho que haya tomado esta decisiÓn dice mucho de Él. >>> pero le mando un besote grande, y muchas gracias por estar con nosotros. y vamos a las noticias con natalia. adelante. >>> conmemoramos el dÍa en el que la historia de esta naciÓn cambiÓ para siempre, y estÁ blanca rosa vilchez vÍa satÉlite, cuentanos de cÓmo se percibe este tributo a las vÍctimas 12 aÑos despuÉs. >>> hola quÉ tal, buenos dÍas, en este decimosegundo aniversario,, los peores ataques terroristas en la historia que se conmemoran con diferentes tributos, y lo que observamos que se planifico es que no se hizo ningÚn tipo de discursos polÍticos, la razÓn principal es por

milly is a small dog, weighing half a kilogram. the 2-year-old chi weigh weigh's stature has been recognised by the guinness book of records. i wanted to hear the bark. that's it from us, more news in half an hour. bye for now. conversation >>> welcome to al jazeera. here are the top stories. congress moved the federal government one step closer to a shutdown. early this morning the house of representative's passed a bill from the government. only if congress agrees to delay the affordable care act and kill the tax to pay for the act. the bill moves through the senate where democrats promised to reject it. if a shutdown happens, entitlement programs will continue, including medicare, medicade and social security. tsa and border control officers will work. however, 800,000 federal workers and other agencies will be

ran on hundreds of news stations, talking about it on the radio, all over, the milli vanilli of youtube videos. but the funny thing, after everybody ran it thinking it was real. after all the news channels embarrassed themselves running a bo guchl bogus today they ran it again to announce it wasn't real. >> announcer: the hoax that fooled everyone. >> the biggest twerking film. a hoax. >> all a hoax. >> fake. >> all bs jimmy kimmel did it. >> we were duped by jimmy kimmel. >> the number one topic on twitter, jimmy kimmel. >> that jimmy is crazy. >> the woman here on fire. a stunt woman. >> so realistic and unbelievable. >> a lot of news organizations should be a little embarrassed because of this. >> nation that networks ran it too. >> fun to punk the newscaster. >> damn you, kimmel with your idea. >> how believable are the videos that go viral. >> hard to believe anything you see on youtube. >> when in doubt, jimmy kimmel did it. >> that's not real. then she catches on fire. >> i bought into it. >> he got us good. >> i thought it was real. we were all duped by that one. >> we all fell

some of the highest ranking people at those banks got so grad greedy wanted to pay themselves $100 milli millions. >> does this mean that banks as an investment are worse than they were in 2008? >> you might be able to make that argument. >> in terms of returns? >> yes. the pendulum clearly swang too far. that brought with it a whole set of risks. i think the pendulum has swung to the other end of the coin which brings an entirely new set of risks. i think we have learned things but i don't think we have learned our lesson. there is just risk that has transferred someplace else. >> as a money manager, how have you changed? >> an appreciation for how quickly things can change. when you see particularly financial services business that are so susceptible to unraveling immediately unlike a retailer that gets in trouble, it doesn't affect people doing business in there. i think that a lot of what we regulate against probably won't be what causes -- i like the money centered banks, actually. and i think risk adjusted they are probably better now than they were then. i like them. that's where

>> 4 million people are affected by this glitch, we can estimate about 4 milli. the work from an economist at cornell of the university of indiana that first raised this concern in 2011, i wroteid it at the time, average insurance plan costs federal government 36 billion a year, that isoo much money. gerri: to fix, you say tooic penceive. you know the number of stories, coming out today, and well frankly for last month or so, about the problems with obamacare, "wall street journal" today reporting that big health insurers like etna say in their -- aetna in their advertising to consumers, you better sign up now, if you don't prices are going way up, what is that about? >> i think that is really more about a marketing, scare tactic, we know that for the most part the insurance policies and premiuming th the the -- will i. >> yo you don't believe that is true necessarily? what do you believe to be the case, is it marketing? >> i do not agree with the way that "wall street journal" framed story, a lot of insurers making customers aware of if you sign up for insurance

ran on hundreds of news stations, talking about it on the radio, all over, the milli vanilli of youtube videos. but the funny thing, after everybody ran it thinking it was real. after all the news channels embarrassed themselves running a bonus video today, they ran it again to announce it wasn't real. >> announcer: the hoax that fooled everyone. >> the biggest twerking fail ever turned out to be a hoax. >> all a hoax. >> fake. >> we were duped by jimmy kimmel. >> the number one topic on twitter, jimmy kimmel. >> that jimmy is crazy. >> the woman you see here on fire -- she's a stunt woman. >> so realistic and unbelievable. >> a lot of news organizations should be a little embarrassed because of this. >> national networks ran it too. >> fun to punk the newscaster. >> damn you, kimmel with your good ideas. >> how believable are the videos that go viral? >> hard to believe anything you see on youtube. >> when in doubt, jimmy kimmel did it. >> i thought that neat real. then she catches on fire. >> i bought into it. i thought she did. >> he got us good. >> i thought it was real. we were all

andy millis is ten throw and the sweet heart is 90. >> he is a ro mantig and they wed in a dough nut shop where they used to go on the date. he is a catch in the senior's complex. there was a lot of them after me. i have to admit that. >> in the fox watch across america. >> and new movement right now. and take a look at the house floor. debate just opened up. and remember gop members of the house reached the compromise in their own party and do away with a push to defund obama care and delay obama care for a year x. they are debating the second bill which they will consider and they will talk about the language they use on the delay of obama care and talk about the language they will use to pay the military members should the house and senate not be able to roach an agreement and then put this on the president's desk and he not sign. it should all of that not happen, the second bill they are going to debate on the house floor is paying our military men and women so they will not have to go without. you heard jennifer griffin reporting what that might lockout. and they are trying to p

hp's technology helps us turn millis tweets, posts and stories into real-time business insights th help nascar win with our fans. lou: my next guest recently led aborter patrol guided tour of the texas-mexico border highlighting what he describes asg woefully inadequate resourcs and he has introduced a border security bill that requires operational control of our border with no less than a 90% apprehension rate onre the entie border with mexico over five years. the full house could vote on his measure shortly after the summer recess. joining us is congressman michael mccall, chairman of the house committee on homeland security. mr. chairman, good to have you with us. you took a number of congressman with you on that tour of the border. what are your thoughts and their reactions? >> well you know my thoughts are this ad hock approach we've used over the last couple decade, throwing money at the problem without a national strategy, without a plan, plugging holes up, we went to san diego. they have good fencing there. they have technology but they're getting around that with the boats. tuc

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that is out there, is the first measurement was done with an instrument that only went up to a hundred millie units and now they're making more measurements and finding there are more contaminated spots and apparently more leaks. so i'm not quite clear what the company knows when. but the information is kind of dribbling out ask the government is clearly concerned that the situation is getting more out of control. >> kenji, you pick up on that because there's the government and the government is stepping in with more force now, right? >> yeah, absolutely. because the next election in three years is going to definitely reflect the response on this nuclear issue, because they're essentially a pro nuclear party that just won a landslide election and so if they can't manage the operator's rescue efforts and the operator seems to be unable to deal with the worst parts of the situation then the government is on the hook. >> but from the outside, it looks like this is taking a long time to get to even the kind of understanding of the contamination levels that never mind getting into a lot of the mor

he tells them to keep up the rhett wrik oric can spend milli security and bleed them dry. he goes on to claim victory in afghanistan and iraq and yemen. >>> the parents of tamerlan tsarnaev widow, katherine on the right. an attorney wouldn't say why they were called or what they were asked citing grand jury secretory rules and he would only say they told the truth. >>> three friends of the surviving boston suspect is said to be arraigned today. obstructing the investigation into the bombings by sgofg of evidence from tsarnaev room. they have already pleaded together to some of the other charges. >>> nasa is calling it one of the most achieved in history. after 36 years of space travel, invoice ager has exited. the data shows voyager 1 is in a region of cold, dark space after exiting the helipause, a bubble of hot interjective bubbles surrounding our space. >> i read yesterday the next time it passes something will be a 40,000 years from now. >> we will be talking about it then. >> exactly. stay tuned. >>> coming up, a diplomatic deal to solve the chemical weapons crisis in

the banking giant paying maybe a little more than had been originally forecast. 920 milli$920 million in penalto countries to settle some of the liabilities fromity $6 billion london whale trading fiasco last year. investors kind of shrugging it off. the stock down just 65 cents at 5 $52.76. kayla tausche has the details. >> the settlement is among four regulators who will split that total, $920 million. it's the federal reserve, the o.c.c., s.e.c. and uk's financial conduct authority which in this case has jurisdiction because the office that placed the trades at jpmorgan was located in london. it's a big price tag especially since the trade already lost $6 billion for the bank and since there's more fallout coming. staff at the cftc have recommended the agency launchity own enforcement action over the issue, informing the bank of that decision on monday through what's called a wells notice. other federal agencies are investigating civil and criminal matter related to this case as well. but that's just for the whale. the outside credit derivatives trade the bank buildup. the bank is

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. >>> three people are charged in alleged bribery scheme to make milli millions. they face up to five years in prison. prosecutors say the contractor bribed the commander and investigator with travel, prostitutes and gifts in exchange for information that he could use to overcharge on contracts. >>> take a look at this. a million dollar home in stamford, connecticut, now a pile of rubble after an explosion leveled it to the ground. the blast was felt miles away. the fire chief called it a scene out of hell. it's not clear what sparked the fire but there was 400 pounds of propane in an underground tank. the homeowner thankfully was not inside at the time of the explosion and is okay. >>> a touching story to end these headlines with. a 12-year-old, trey sampson, a middle school tune from the texas. he's fighting a rare form of bone cancer that's spread throughout his body. his prognosis is bleak but he had a dream of playing for the jaguars. trey can't be tackled, can't run hard but boy the coach made sure trey got the ball during tuesday's game and he ran it in for

i asked that the following staff allow -- kevin mc millis carli board stephan jenkins sipple tolson taylor harvey matthew deavers craig dobson lewis evans danielle harness and robert andrews. >> without objection. >> mr. president? >> the senator from maryland. >> mr. president i rise to speak about obamacare. and i to call it obamacare. you know when we passed the dash it was called the affordable care act him before he leaves the floor i would like to complement the senator from montana for the important and crucial role that he played in passing the affordable care act act -- health care act and it was his excellent stewardship and the funding committee where we could expand access to health care modernize the way we do it to go from volume medicine to value-based medicine and to be able to expand our access in a way that also was fiscally prudent. he also pave the way of expanding the children's health initiative. so why no later on he is planning in his life a new future for himself but i want you to know that while he is thinking about how he will be getting a different life he reall