i don t know why they did it in the first place in 1910, the overall effect of the height restrictions an ak architectural thing. rich people have the view. poor people have the view. it isn t something to trade on. d.c. height restrictions are permanent. more than a century. nobody was ever going to take away that view. two years ago, in august 2011, a rare east coast earthquake rattled the washington monument. so hard that they had to close it off from visitors ever since. the earthquake cracked the marble on the washington monument. you can see sun light from inside. then torrential rain, wind from hurricane irene that same month. the rain got in. left pools of walter inside the monument. teams of people who are way braver than i am, rappelled down the sides of the washington monument to survey the damage after the earthquake. they found four separate big
their head could at least start, set the early tone of the deliberations? i do. i think it s a great question, john. what i think it is is the words of john guy the prosecutor said on his hands, blood on his hands. they will remember that. they will remember the autopsy photos of trayvon martin, that lifeless body laying there on the grass. i think they re going to remember the prosecutor when he says that trayvon martin was walking home and that it was a child s worst fear. i think it s important for this jury to remember those words because i think from the prosecution s perspective that s what they have to trade on, it s emotion. what they are essentially asking this jury is to remember the emotion, remember the emotional gravity of this case, to grab ahold of their hearts, to pull at their heartstrings and this is frankly, john, much more of a defense strategy by the prosecution than it is a more traditional prosecution. remember, prosecutors tend to me much more clinical, much m
newsroom, 33 minute past the hour. big gam big gains yesterday, the markets opening lower. alison kosik, good morning. count them up, 23 record closes for the dow this year. number 24, yes, it may have to wait. stocks are beginning in the red. dow down 95 points. not much new information to trade on today, you may see this profit taking happen throughout the session today. plus, yesterday s good news, yeah, it could turn into today s bad news. here is why. an improving u.s. economy makes some investors worried that the federal reserve will pull back its financial support of the economy too early. that support, it s been a huge factor in this year s big rally. as we head into today, though, the dow up more than 17% from the year and every time it feels like stocks will be headed for a pullback, they end up yet another record high. not sure that will happen again, we said this before, still in the loss we see holds, it will be the third loss in five
happening now in the newsroom. picture of the morning, color curiosity red. successfully landing overnight to cheers, hugs and tears. nasa erupting with pride this morning. an amazing feat and an amazing view. deadly strike at nascar. lightning killing one and injuring nine others. severe storms forcing 85,000 fans to run for cover. startling new images from space showing just how much pollution crosses the pacific into america. nearly half of all the smoke and dust and ash and pollen above us coming from more than 7,000 miles away. and bad behavior to bolt. someone threw a beer bottle a beer bottle at jamaican olympic sprinter usain bolt. who does something like that? newsroom starts right now. and good morning to you. thank you for joining us this monday morning. i m carol costello. we begin with new details on the bloody rampage at a sikh temple and the man who opened fire. as mourners lit candles and honored the six people killed, a troubling image emerges of
impacted. if dimon and those people dana: i m not sure. get greg in here. you got a point? kimberly: quick one. re s right that the capital ratio 8.4 to 8.2%. like greg said, a drop in the bucket. guess what? they are not asking for a stimulus or bail-out or handout. let the market work. dana: the higher capital standards put in place after tarp that probably helped them. bob: can i say carl levin that wrote the law. they call it volker rule. they prohibit these bets made here. for him it s specifically he has eric: can i explain this to you? jp morgan, all they have to do is split themselveses in half. jp morgan betting side using your term and chase deposit side. draw the line between the two companies. they could still put a trade on. they re not required to. dana: volcker rule is so