Issue and today he is on the house side. This is live coverage on cspan 3. Good morning. Attorney general holder, thank you for appearing before the committee this morning. I want to mention that our thoughts today are with the families and the victims and the survivors of wednesdays shooting at ft. Hood. At this hearing last year as you may recall we spent a great deal of time discussing the victims of the terrorist attacks that occurred there five years ago. Today, our thoughts are certainly with the victims and their families. And this latest attack as well as with the earlier victims for whom this must be a painful reminder of the 2009 attack. The Justice Department budget request for fiscal year 2015 is relatively flat at 2. 7 billion, a net increase of 1 . While the budget would continue efforts funded by the congress in the fy2014 omnibus to restore hiring for vacant positions, your budget also contains some gimmicks like 900 million of unspecified offsets mostly from the Law En
By 4 dollars and oil edged up 73 cents. Jobs economist predict 195thousand jobs were added to payrolls last month. And the Unemployment Rate will tick down to 6. 6 . Mozillas ceo resigns under pressure. It was revealed he donated 1,000 dollars to gay marriage ban in california in 2008. Chris gersch is our trader du jour on this jobs friday. Happy friday to you chris. Happy friday. Good morning angie. So here we are waiting for the jobs numbers for the month of march. Whats your anticipation . It can go either way. A lot of traders are speculating 250 thousand jobs added that could be more of a hawkish scenario for the fed. If that does happen i think youre going to see a initial rally and maybe a bit of a pullback going into the afternoon. What did you make of the comments yesterday from ecb president mario draghi . He was talking stimulus and it seemed as though the stock market had a case of the jitters on his comments. Mr. Draghi did cause the jitters. You hit it right on the head a
Bailed out by uncle sam during the 2008 financial crisis. Its battled questions about dubious foreclosure practices, fended off allegations of lax Money Laundering protections and faced a number of probes into its banking practices. Just last week, the Federal Reserve rejected citis plan to raise its shareholder dividend and jack up its stock buy back complain on concerns about how much capital the bank has on hand. Now the banks troubles just got worse. The fbi has reportedly launched a criminal investigation into the banks role in a 400 million fraud involving its mexican banking unit. Investors have taken notice, sending shares down another 1 today. Michelle carusocabrera has more now on the latest news about citigroup and how much more the banking behemoth can take. Reporter the Company Revealed in late february a 400 million fraud involving an Oil Services Company in mexico. Even before todays news of a criminal investigation, analysts questioned whether mexico was one of the reas
Bailed out by uncle sam during the 2008 financial crisis. Its battled questions about dubious foreclosure practices, fended off allegations of lax Money Laundering protections and faced a number of probes into its banking practices. Just last week, the Federal Reserve rejected citis plan to raise its shareholder dividend and jack up its stock buy back complain on concerns about how much capital the bank has on hand. Now the banks troubles just got worse. The fbi has reportedly launched a criminal investigation into the banks role in a 400 million fraud involving its mexican banking unit. Investors have taken notice, sending shares down another 1 today. Michelle carusocabrera has more now on the latest news about citigroup and how much more the banking behemoth can take. Reporter the Company Revealed in late february a 400 million fraud involving an Oil Services Company in mexico. Even before todays news of a criminal investigation, analysts questioned whether mexico was one of the reas
Bailed out by uncle sam during the 2008 financial crisis. Its battled questions about dubious foreclosure practices, fended off allegations of lax Money Laundering protections and faced a number of probes into its banking practices. Just last week, the Federal Reserve rejected citis plan to raise its shareholder dividend and jack up its stock buy back complain on concerns about how much capital the bank has on hand. Now the banks troubles just got worse. The fbi has reportedly launched a criminal investigation into the banks role in a 400 million fraud involving its mexican banking unit. Investors have taken notice, sending shares down another 1 today. Michelle carusocabrera has more now on the latest news about citigroup and how much more the banking behemoth can take. Reporter the Company Revealed in late february a 400 million fraud involving an Oil Services Company in mexico. Even before todays news of a criminal investigation, analysts questioned whether mexico was one of the reas