would be eavesdropping. that s a good assumption. in civilian cases we see the conversations end up as evidence during a trial. the lawyer did release a few more details about what may have happened leading up to that incident last weekend. he is telling reporters another soldier had his leg shot off the day before. at the same time while this soldier, the suspect. did have three combat tours in iraq. was seriously injured twice. including a traumatic brain injury. he was reluctant to go back, on a fourth combat tour to afghanistan. you almost see the makings of a defense being mounted before we know who the suspect is. jim miklaszewski at the pentagon for us. thank you. back to politics and mitt romney and the fact he can t stop being
banks and credit unions to offer emergency programs to customers. some will be advancing customers their pay in the event of a partial government shutdown or perhaps waiving certain fees, expediting approval for credit limit increases. a lot of things they are doing now in order to prepare for what may happen next week. the navy credit union is on board. but bank of america and wells fargo have yet to say anything. their defense being, what, that they don t want to have to cross that bridge before they get to it? is that basically it? that s basically it. i think seven sort of preparing for the worst and hoping for the best and certainly as you reported earlier there, are some signs today we may have good news later on, even in the day. but i think one of the challenges for banks, they don t want to increase panic. obviously we ve seen customers be worried. they don t want to feed that fear, but at the same time they want to serve customers. you have to remember that the banking re
partial government shutdown or perhaps waiving certain fees, expediting approval for credit limit increases. a lot of things they are doing now in order to prepare for what may happen next week. the navy credit union is on board. but bank of america and wells fargo have yet to say anything. their defense being, what, that they don t want to have to cross that bridge before they get to it? is that basically it? that s basically it. i think seven sort of preparing for the worst and hoping for the best and certainly as you reported earlier there, are some signs today we may have good news later on, even in the day. but i think one of the challenges for banks, they don t want to increase panic. obviously we ve seen customers be worried. they don t want to feed that fear, but at the same time they want to serve customers. you have to remember that the banking regulators have yet to issue any type of guidance, we are told they are working on it, looking at some ways wish ch to