amon javers has more. amon, what are the new rules the treasury introduced, they are more complicated? >> yes, they're using terms like spin version and what the treasury is doing is changing rules on how companies have engage in inversions and blocking the most common tactics. the idea is to make inversions a lot more expensive for companies so they will choose not to do it. what they could not do is block inversions altogether, taking an act of congress to change the law. they don't have the votes on capitol hill to do that. it doesn't seem they are doing anything now between the election in november. we have to move now, treasury took the action yesterday and this will be effective as of yesterday. >> meg, you have been on the phone all day contacting companies with deals. what do the new rules mean for them, what were they telling you? >> well, it is not really clear right now, the big question overall is there are at least five big companies in the middle of the inversion-type deals. they announced the

dow component making news today, home depot on now showing up on credit cards at the retailer.çó amon t(javersknow, amon i was surprised to hear the breach was even more us more about the fraudulent charges. >> yes, that isq right we talke about the banksçó today. they say it is even worse partly because the breach lastedfá for longer period of time. they say the home depot breach lasted a week, and there could be a lot of vict!ms out there. whatfá we're seeing is the chars and fraudulent activity on consumers' credit cards, from groceries, to everything you purchase, evenÑi groceries bein fraudulently charged. now consumers are not seeing this damage because usually the bynks eat the damage whenq ther is a lot of activity on the cards. a lot of banks aree1 protecting the customers from this fraudulent attack. >> but if the banks even as you say, eat the chargese1 i can imagine some banks want to say hey, this is your problem, home depot, you ought to at least share in some of theçó costs of reimbursing these consumers. >> yes, that is right, tyler, and there is a big fight right now in a+hin