mark bertolini is next. , humana, remains in jeopardy.s is bloomberg. ♪ mark: have a look at what is happening at the equity markets. we are at the end of today's session. we are down for a third consecutive day. stoxx 600 down by two thirds of 1%. a three-day drop, the third day drop since beginning of november. let's look at some of the biggest business stories and news. in a row,cond day deutsche bank has settled claims that it helped wealthy russians launder money. the bank will pay to british regulators to resolve the investigation. yesterday deutsche said it would pay $425 million to regulators in new york. the biggest bank in italy is expecting a loss for 2016. the creditors are setting aside money for bad loans. relating also charges to its turnaround plan to sell shares to cut costs and clean up its balance sheet. broadband shares is cutting down its debt load by selling oil and gas fields. most of that goes for assets in the north sea. billion, shell became swollen with debt. that is the latest bloomberg business flash. coming u

bertolini even pays workers to sleep more at night.se costs on to the aetna consumer. >> you know, our stock price is up. you know, we haven't lost a step. but we've spent millions of dollars doing this. >> reporter: i don't understand, if it's obviously a great investment, if it's -- your stock price is still gonna go up, you would think it would be obvious that everyone would be doing it. but they are not. why are they not? >> we need to change the dialogue. >> reporter: a dialogue, he says, that creates a new measure of success. >> 18% of the american public actually believes corporations are good. 18%. so, you know, how much lower do we need to go before we figure out this doesn't work? and so, instead of waiting for it to go away, why don't we step forward with some courage and conviction to make it better? >> reporter: a new capitalism. >> yeah, let's reinvent it. i mean, we're the captains of it. why shouldn't we be the ones that say, "here's the new way"? let's us, as a group of people, stand for something, and say, "we're gonn

and this is a man named mark bertolini.is the son of an auto worker, successful ceo of a goliath company, etna health care. he says it has to begin with corporate leaders who want to learn the lives of their workers. >> where do they live? what are their lives like? it took six months to get the data. when i did, i was embarrassed. >> he said he was surprised to discover that se time employees were paid so little they had to go on public stance. >> how can we let this happen? here we are a major fortune company. >> so they raised salaries to at least $16 an hour. they're helping workers pay down college debts and he vowed not to pass any of the costs on to the etna consumer. >> 18% believes corporations are good. 18%. how much lower do we need to go before we figure out this doesn't work? so instead of waiting for it to go away, why don't we step forward with some courage and convictions to make it better. >> a new capitalism. >> yeah. why shouldn't we be the ones who say there's a new way. >> and he says if there are ceos

we'll be joined by mark be bertoli bertolini. aetna ceo.l and more. >>> coming back to listen to speaker ryan. >> what is happening is something that we support, which is we need to pause and we need to make sure the vetting standards are up to snuff to guarantee the safety and security of our country. that is what this does. we want that goal to be achieved. i support the refugee resettlement program. we are a generous country. it is important. we can be generous and watch the national security at the same time. that's why i'm confident secretary kelly along with cabinet members will make sure we have the proper review and vetting so we can get the program up and running with the proper national security safeguards. i think it is regrettable that there was confusion on the rollout of this. no one wanted to see people with green cards or special immigrant visas like translators get caught up in all of this. i think there was, regrettably, the rollout was confusing. toen a go forward basis, i'm confident secretary kelly will make sure this i