room . all eyes on the supreme court expected to issue its ruling on thursday on president obama s signature first-term achievement, health care reform. it s a hot topic on the2007 supporting president bush s use of the same authority. that s right. and with the supreme court case on health care reform expected to come down on thursday, joe, i think it s going to get a lot hotter. jim acosta, thanks so much for that. appreciate it. now we re just going to get a little more on this with cnn chief political analyst gloria borger. the candidates argue over the economy and who has a better plan for the future. when you start looking at the water s edge, it gets more complicated. it is very complicated. it s very difficult when you re president to talk about how the rest of the world effects us. because you don t want to look like you re whining. you don t want to look like you re assigning blame elsewhere. but having said that, the truth of the matter is that what s g
for the nuts and bolts on this fias fiasco, it s the impact on the markets and your own investments. alison kosik joins us now. just what was this massive trading bet all about? before it went south? reporter: fredricka, what jpmorgan essentially did was made a big game am. they made risky bets and lost. the bets they made were to protect against possible losses on jpmorgan s other investments, but clearly they backfired and the bets produced losses of their own. how did this come out? it came out in a surprise conference call that ceo jamie diamond called for lamon called. shares are down almost 8% right now. shares of others are getting hit hard right now. wall veit is worried about other banks wondering, you know what, if jpmorgan can do this and it s considered the stronger of the banks or the strongest of the banks, what kind of bets are the other banks making especially, once again, that aren t as strong as jpmorgan? fredricka? so the ceo, jamie dimon, had quite the
celebrating because today s job news might really start to seal the deal for re-election. that s his hope unemployment in america fell to 8.3% as the country added 243,000 jobs. the recovery is speeding up. and we have to do everything in our power to keep it going. which reminds us of another president who found himself in a similar situation during his re-election year. i am pleased to report that america is much improved. and there s good reason to believe that improvement will continue through the days come. raegen won on this. it s morning again in america. today, more men and women will go to work than ever before in our country s history. with interest rates at about half the record highs of 1980. tonight, we ask a question we asked before, actually last menth when the jobs picture improved. is this morning in america for barack obama. in january of 1984, months before reagan was re-elected, the unemployment rate was 8%. compare that to today s 8.3%. by the
out front tonight, party like it s 1984. today s job news might start to seal the deal for re-election. that s his hope. unemployment in america fell to 8.3% as the country added 343,000 jobs. the recovery is speeding up. we ve got to do everything in our power to keep it going. which reminds us of another president who found himself in a similar situation during his re-election year. i am pleased to report that america is much improved. and there s good reason to believe that improvement will phenomenon through the days to come. reagan won on this. it s morning again in america. today, more men and women will go to work than ever bachelor in our country s history. with interest rates about half the record highs of 1980. tonight, we ask a question we asked before when the jobs picture improved the last time in our country. the last time when reagan was reelected, the unemployment rate was 8%. compare that to today s 8.3%. by the time the re-election rolled aroun
celebrating because today s job news might really start to seal the deal for re-election. that s his hope. unemployment in america fell to 8.3% as the country added 243,000 jobs. the recovery is speeding up. and we have to do everything in our power to keep it going. which reminds us of another president who found himself in a similar situation during his re-election year. i am pleased to report that america is much improved. and there s good reason to believe that improvement will continue through the days come. raegen won on this. it s morning again in america. today, more men and women will go to work than ever before in our country s history. with interest rates at about half the record highs of 1980. tonight, we ask a question we asked before, actually last menth when the jobs picture improved. is this morning in america for barack obama. in january of 1984, months before reagan was re-elected, the unemployment rate was 8%. compare that to today s 8.3%. by th