lawmakers on both sides of the aisle are questioning the timing behind the revelation. house majority leader eric cantor said an fbi employee told him in october about the petraeus affair. by that time an fbi investigation was already under way. the fbi told the director of national intelligence james clapper on election night, according to a senior u.s. intelligence official. the white house says it was notified the day after the election, and the president the following day. that doesn t make sense to house homeland security chairman peter king. this seems to have been going on for several months yet now it appears they re saying that the fbi didn t realize until election day that general petraeus was involved. it just doesn t add up. the new york times reports the fbi actually started its investigation late this summer. the house and senate intelligence committees were also caught by surprise. are you going to investigate why the fbi didn t notify you before? yes
specifically on the nasdaq matter which is obviously intensely under scrutiny by the regulators broadly but let me just say given the highly electronic nature of the markets and highly fragmented nature the financial and institutions broadly exchange and are having to face cybersecurity threats. we work very closely with the exchanges and have the automated review program, which are examiners that evaluate with the exchanges, the quality of their information security that is in place and what the vulnerabilities they might have. we recently asked all of the exchanges to provide an audit of their information security policies, practices and systems so we can have a baseline understanding of where all of the many different markets are with respect to that. we are taking this extremely seriously and working closely with the fbi, secret service, department of justice to make sure that we are pursuing any of these threats as aggressively as we can. i can tell you the exchanges are
i m atrice harris. therr. i m sure i don t need to tell you that, but what steve needs tootell you how is the rrst of the week will shape up if it will be just as ot as this weekend. mettorologist steve fertig is here. i will tell you what, patrice. today will be a hot one. thunderstorms this afternoon3 agaii. tommrrow hot bbt much humid as %-temppratures.3 comfortable sounds good. p 82 degrees in baatimore, and 82 in washington d. look at that pppular number and hagerstownn82. and cooler. we are not seeing aawholeelot of activiiy for tte central and eastern shore areas. to the west we areeseeing showers beginning to move toward garrett ccunty holling off nti3 today. a line of thunderstorms moving through the ohio valley has lost speed and we should get up to 94 degreee. yesterday s record 100. and the thunderstorms we will talk about in just one minute. tte roadways with the traffic edge, with candace dold. reporter: good morning, sseve. we aae checking in on 95 at wh
and i usually take the 5:52 a.m. and that s delayed until 6:10. reporter: the apology malt spoke about was for this, passengers stuck on a closed dead train in 90-degree heat for two hours. this doesn t build up a lot of confidence in the efficiency of the system and how mark handles itself in an emergency. the director of the maryland transit authority road the trains in the morning and apologized for the problems but they are taking other actions as well. we have taken some steps to try and address problems with our big trains coming out of washington. one of the things that we have done is we have added double locomotives on the big trains coming out of d.c. during the peak hours so that if we have got a problem with one, there s a backup system there. reporter: he says mta and amtrak, whose personnel physically operate the trains are working to improve communication. he says no one is making excuses for what happened monday and the delays that continually playing th
help american make these very hard decisions and i worry about this decision. they couldn t have gotten the constitution if it hadn t been debated on c-span. all i say here that corporations don t want to be paid to for the most part. they ve had many ways over many years to pour more money into the political process if they wanted to and they ve chosen not to and that is most corporations in america. to cross that line and all of a sudden decide as a corporation i want to defeat lindsey graham in south carolina and those corporations are in san francisco, boston, new york city could very well be the single biggest favor you can do for lindsey graham to guarantee the reelection because he will make a huge issue out of that good morning. good morning, and welcome, it is great to see all of you bright eyed and energetic. we have a great session this morning. before we start, i thought i would do two quick things of business. last night,çó the illinois campai