COSTELLO: JPMorgan Chase lost $6 billion because of shoddy trades by its chief investment office. That's part of a damning new report from a Senate panel that also blames the bank's culture. Alison Kosik has more for the New York Stock Exchange.</s>ALISON KOSIK, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Carol lawmakers released quite a scathing report on this blaming JPMorgan for that massive lose. These risky trades they came to be known as the London Whale. Now the Senate released this 300 page-report after its nine-month investigation. Here's what they found. That JPMorgan ignored limit on risk taking, it dodged oversight and quote, "misinformed the public". They're also blaming regulators for missing warning signs. Now JPMorgan Chase says its senior management acted in good faith and never had any intent to mislead anyone. It's pretty much a reiteration of what we've heard before from JPMorgan. Incredibly JPMorgan ultimately absorbed that $6 billion lose. Now you may not be hearing a huge uproar about this because people respect and like CEO Jamie Dimon. He's had close ties to the White House and Wall Street likes him, too -- Carol.</s>COSTELLO: Alison Kosik reporting live from the New York Stock Exchange. An 11-year-old girl wins her fight to get back on the football field. "The Bleacher Report" has the story.
Senate Panel Slams JPMorgan Chase