in the last making linder is expected to announce the measures the head of its annual general meeting on thursday. and joining us from georgia mark or to frankfurt you know she's on the stock exchange but it's the second city still tell us about these bank is out of work what shareholders think about it usually they like job cuts. well remember that this really is the first shareholders benefit now benefit now the job cuts are there for the new c.e.o. to be able to show that he has what it takes to be able to take the tough decisions needed to steer door to bank back to profitability as bank shares jumped on the news although they've since gone back down but how they really feel about it this move will be made plain tomorrow during that shareholders meeting that you mentioned for now it's worth bearing in mind that one of the key reasons that his predecessor john cry and had to go last month was because shareholders were dissatisfied at the pace and the depth of the restructure i made three last making years for a dollar to a bank so in the last years signs of an excess in the last we

. >>> up in flames, a firefighter risked his own life, he burned a gassy linder out of the house. >>>a tribute to the 10 people killed in the shooting in santa fe. this as a nationwide call for meaningful action on gun control is getting louder. abc reporter elizabeth hur has the latest. >> reporter: at the scene of yet another deadly high school rampage. a moment of silent for the victims. outside the high scho community members surrounding ten crosses bearing the name of eight students and two teacherss who were killed. the crosses donated by this man. the confessed shooter is now charged with capital murder and sits in jail in solitary confinement. >> right now i would say confused and scared. that's not a plea for sympathy, that's how he looks. >> reporter: according to police the 17-year-old yelled surprised for opening fire. and he said he heard the suspect taunting the victims. >> every time he killed someone, he would say another one bites the dust. >> reporter: investigators learned the suspect carefully studied mass shootings p p incorporating aspects of those attacks into h

the administration punted again and as i said in my opening remarks, i think that's sabotage and lindering the efforts to improve transparency, accountability, they cut back the program and then argued in last week's drug pricing plan the program doesn't work. so i think that is just not the right approach. i wanted everybody to understand that's what's happening. i wanted to ask one more question. hospitals provide for the community in more ways than caring for uninsured patients. in my state the university of washington uses the program to help support medical care what they call the 1811 east lake housing project that's for individual who's struggle with homelessness and alcohol abuse. and that care model helped king county save $4 million by allowing those individuals to avoid the more expensive services like the emergency room. we've heard from some stakeholders that better reporting of hospital's 340b savings and the services they provide would reduce the complexity. it would increase transparency and better assure compliance. from your work on 340b, do you think additional reporting