Carl Banks

JPMorgan's $2 billion loss is putting pressure on the financials today, with Brian Kelly, Shelter Harbor Capital and the FMHR traders. Senator Carl Levin, (D-MI) and CNBC's John Harwood discuss.

Discussing what is the true derivative exposure of US banks to Europe's debt crisis, with CNBC's David Faber, Jim Cramer, Melissa Lee & Carl Quintanilla.

Sept. 14: In his first Wall Street appearance, President Obama offered banks an old-fashioned scolding, telling them they’ve ignored the lessons of Lehman Brothers. NBC’s Carl Quintanilla reports.

Sept. 14: In his first Wall Street appearance, President Obama offered banks an old-fashioned scolding, telling them they’ve ignored the lessons of Lehman Brothers. NBC’s Carl Quintanilla reports.

After notorious counterfeiter Carl Banks breaks out of prison he knows he's the most wanted man in the state. What he doesn't expect is to be nabbed by a 10-year-old. When one of Timmy Taylor's backyard traps catches Carl, Timmy sees the convict as his escape from summer school.

ESPN Video: Scoop sits down with NFL legends Carl Banks and Tony Dorsett to get their opinions on how much longer the Minnesota Vikings can tolerate Brett Favre

ESPN Video: Scoop sits down with hall of fame running back Tony Dorsett and legendary Giants linebacker Carl Banks and finds out how they would fare in a different era. <a href=http://espn.go.com/video/clip?id=5731390>Video</a><img src=http://assets.espn.go.com/icons/video.png width=16 height=8 border=0 alt=Video />

ESPN Video: NFL legends Carl Banks and Tony Dorsett give praise to the Texas Rangers and make their picks for the World Series. <a href=http://espn.go.com/video/clip?id=5731418>Video</a><img src=http://assets.espn.go.com/icons/video.png width=16 height=8 border=0 alt=Video />

CNBC's Jim Cramer, Melissa Lee, Carl Quintanilla and David Faber lead investors through the market moving headlines before today's trading session begins.

Squawk on the Street's Jim Cramer, Carl Quintanilla, and Melissa Lee breakdown the key issues the Street will be watching during today's trading session, and CNBC's Guy Johnson with an update on European banks.