once carried president roosevelt to a world war ii summit? now it s being restored for one last trip. independent sunday it will be next sunday it will be towed to the golden gate bridge and to the port of los angeles to become an interactive naval museum. it s a mission complished for a world war ii vet. he s on a quest to visit every state in the country. 89-year-old keith bray has made the final stop on his list, rhode island. the retired teacher from silver plaiklake, kansas may not be asy as he once was, but that s not stopping him. he and his wife they wil thelmad about their travels. we always went to the state capitol in each state where we were and to the museum, the state museum, so that way you get a good overview of the state and the industries that are there. god bless them and all our world war ii vets and their families. the couple said it could be an
this is not a risk which is life-threatening to j.p. morgan. it s a stupid thing that we should never have done, but we re still going to earn a lot of money this quarter. it isn t like the company s jeopardized. reporter: diamond said that he supports about 70% of dodd frank which is the name of the 2010 bill passed to try to clean up wall street. some republicans thing the bill is a dud and won t do anything to prevent future problems. i thought that was dodd frank was supposed to be addressed at, and apparently it didn t stop this behavior, and so i think there needs to be oversight and investigation to find out what exactly happened. reporter: democratic senator carl levin is trying to strengthen a part of dodd frank to stop the kind of huge bets j.p. morgan just lost on laid out this morning on another show why he thinks stronger regulations should be required. these are the kind of bets that put us into the soup to begin with. if we can prevent these kind of bet
despite admitting serious mistakes in a strategy that lost balance for th billions for e company, he s pushing back. peter doocy is live in washington with the latest. it was interesting to hear from jamie diamond himself this morning. tell us more. reporter: we know the ceo of j.p. morgan because he s famous for guiding his bank through great success. he admitted the loss is the result of a terrible, egregious mistake. he said everybody in business makes mistake. just because they lost a lot of money doesn t mean that regulators necessarily need to come in and take control. the question is size. this is not a risk which is life-threatening to j.p. morgan. it s a stupid thing that we should never have done, but we re still going to earn a lot of money this quarter. it isn t like the company s jeopardized. reporter: diamond said that he supports about 70% of dodd frank which is the name of the 2010 bill passed to try to clean up wall street. some republicans thing the