cuomo did it. >> corbett did it. he could do it. chef tom colicchio, thanks a lot. coming up, a shocking report in the "new york times" says police completely botched the investigation into rape allegations against the best college football player in the country. we'll bring you that story with the attorneys advising that football player's family ahead. [ laughter ] smoke? nah, i'm good. [ male announcer ] celebrate every win with nicoderm cq, the unique patch with time release smartcontrol technology that helps prevent the urge to smoke all day long. help prevent your cravings with nicoderm cq. that helps prevent the urge to smoke all day long. and we'll be here at lifelock doing our thing: you do your shop from anywhere thing, offering protection that simple credit score monitoring can't. get lifelock protection and live life free. >>> back in 2012 the first presidential election post citizens united, there was a lot of confusion out there about super pacs. there was one person who illustrated better than anybody exactly how preposterous the rules to prevent those

cuomo did it. >> corbett did it. he could do it. chef tom colicchio, thanks a lot. coming up, a shocking report in the "new york times" says police completely botched the investigation into rape allegations against the best college football player in the country. we'll bring you that story with the attorneys advising that football player's family ahead. >>> back in 2012 the first presidential election post citizens united, there was a lot of confusion out there about super pacs. there was one person who illustrated better than anybody exactly how preposterous the rules to prevent those super pacs, those independent lightly regulated entities that can take unlimited donations from coordinating with actual campaigns. >> can i run for president and keep my super pak? >> you can't have the pac. you could have it run by somebody else. but someone who you would not be coordinating with. >> is being business partners a problem? >> being business partners does not count as coordination legally. >> can i legally hire stephen's current super pac staff to produce these ads tha

experiences in office was serving ron corbett. legislationed solid in the mid-to-late 1990's. one of those pieces of legislation's was a 10% across the board cut in the income tax rate in iowa. if you have been to visit your cpa, you're paying less in income taxes because of the leadership of speaker ron corbett. it is only fitting he should be our mc tonight. here is the lesson. billpaulson and leader dicks need more so we can proceed that legislation. those of you who will be speaking, don't mess with speaker corbett. i have seen him running gavel. he is a man of substance. he will knock you right off the podium if you go over your time. [applause] >> thank you. welcome. those meetings where you are supposed to eat while people talk. i have five kids. i am used to five kids talking while -- five kids eating well i'll talk. you are allowed to eat. we will allow -- we would like your attention. i am the mc for tonight. looking at this list of candidates, i know why danny emcee.me to be the w he needed someone to make sure everyone stayed on time. on whethergree term limits are

they gave $50,000 to pennsylvania above tom corbett. david cohen actually helped raise money for corbett who's a vulnerable republican governor. it shelled out huge bucks to defeat a paid sick leave bill in the city of philadelphia. and you can find comcast lobbyists everywhere from california to chicago, all the way, of course, right here to d.c. so there's a lot more more opponents to overcome. folks like public kwledge and free press have started making noise about this deal, but the question is whether comcast is going to go around that just given the amount it spends and its ability to talk in d.c. >> host: you also about asked privacy legislation. where does that stand? >> guest: i feel like wee talk about that every time we're here. there's plenty of interesting something happens at facebook or google or another major tech company, and sure enough there's a rush and a call to legislate on capitol hill, but it doesn't really produce actual law. it never really gets past the committee stage. privacy legislation doesn't make it onto

. >> tom corbett has decided not to take the medicaid money. as governor i will take the medicaid expansion because 500,000 pennsylvanians need health coverage. it is exactly the kind of leadership i will bring as your next governor. >> that was congresswoman allyson schwartz and she joins us right here along with richard wolffe, executive editor of msnbc.com. welcome to you both p congresswoman, you're running this ad. your record here is clear on the politics. what is the strategy here, what is the part of the campaign you're trying to enter into? >> well, i thought i was making it very clear that i'm very proud of the work i did with president obama and my colleagues to pass the affordable care act and as the president has just said, 8 million americans have benefited. that includes pennsylvanians. and i want pennsylvanians to be able to benefit. i've heard already that they have. and of course i do think that it is absolutely wrong that our current governor, tom corbett, is refusing to take the medicaid expansion. 500,000 pennsylvanians are

pennsylvania governor tom corbett is going to visit that school some time later today. briefed on the situation. we are going to be continuing to follow this breaking story throughout msnbc. joy reid on "the reid report" picks up that coverage on the other side of a quick break. stay with us. 6 then we gave each person a ribbon to show how many years that amount might last. i was trying to, like, pull it a little further. [ woman ] got me to 70 years old. i'm going to have to rethink this thing. it's hard to imagine how much we'll need for a retirement that could last 30 years or more. so maybe we need to approach things differently, if we want to be ready for a longer retirement. ♪ a man who doesn't stand still. but jim has afib, atrial fibrillation, an irregular heartbeat not caused by a heart valve problem. that puts jim at a greater risk of stroke. for years, jim's medicine tied him to a monthly trip to the clinic to get his blood tested. but now, with once-a-day xarelto jim's on the move. jim's doctor recommended xarelto. like warfarin, xarelto is proven effective

kevin corbett, a researcher with a pharmaceutical company. >> she was 550 this fall, or something likehat? >> reporter: they will study luna and other bears hoping for breakthroughs in obesity treatments and drugs. >> thank you. >> reporter: it is a rare and corbett admits challenging partnership between business and academic with profits from studies conducted at a public university. >> they have a lot of brain power and we have the drug know how and resources. we need the entities to come together. >> reporter: they're not testing new drugs but measuring mat deposits, heart rate and more data to figure out how grizzlies that gain and lose all that weight in ways that would sicken us. >> every year these animals go and get massively obese. they put on almost all fat. and they do it in such a way that it does make them sick. one morning they wake up and decide they're not hungry any more. how the heck do they do that? >> the hibernation physiology is extreme, extreme metabolism that we don't do. >> reporter: this is a four-you're study and they're hoping to have products on store shelv

>> good afternoon, commissioners i'm michael corbett i am an architecture historian and the author of this report and author of splendid survivors that was the basis of the discount i downtown plan. i mentioned here it particularly because the first time i dealt with t this building was in the downtown survey and the writing that of book 1967 guess 4 and 9. the way the evaluations were made by the kohlman system kohlman was a canadian who wrote a book on elevation of historic building i elevated he each the buildings then it was reviewed by 3 outside reviewers one was are from the planning department then we revised the ratings and that's what the final ratings were in the review process there were very few that changed are strangely enough this building was one of those that sticks in my mind we didn't know what to do with at the time. for those we went i went out with the reviewers and looked at it each of the buildings and talked about what we could do we rated it a c building which is why it's a category 5 now but at the time, we didn't know what to do with and had no information.

tom corbett has decided not to take the medicaid money. as governor, i will take the medicaid expansion, because 500,000 pennsylvanians need health coverage. >> i thought the most interesting line in that was, "my legislation," right? everyone wants to own something that's working politically. >> well, we want to -- from my point of view, my point in that add, i want to own something that's working. >> and what do you think the politics are specifically on the medicaid expansion? you tout the medicaid expansion and talk about 500,000 people. it's been blocked by the republicans. do you think there's traction there politically, or do people think that's a kind of abstraction for some other folks? >> i'm sorry, i can't tell what -- anyway. >> i think we appear to be having audio problems. can you hear me now? >> i'm sorry, i can't hear you exactly and someone has to fix that. i'm happy to talk about what we're doing here and the fact that i make a very clear statement and certainly one of the conversation i'm trying to have with voters is th

i want to ask governor corbett to make a statement. >> thank you. first off, let me commend the efforts of not only the individuals in the school, but law enforcement, the first responders who came here ex, em various police departments, as the chief has said, from the fbi to our state police, our people in there, but also all of the local police departments. this is not something you could ever completely plan on. you certainly work on what's going to happen in a situation. but from my discussions here for the last two-plus hours, i want to commend everybody for working on this together. there are a number of heroes in this day. many of them are students. and i want you to write that. students who stayed with their friends and did not leave their friends. cafeteria workers who automatically reactively began caring for students who were bleeding. teachers and teachers' aides who pulled students out of the hallways and into rooms and began applying first aid and protecting those children. and then obviously, the school resource officer, buzz, the ser

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it gave $50,000 to tom corbett. it shelled out huge bucks to defeat the paid sick leave bill. you can find lobbyists everywhere. there is a lot for opponents to overcome. have started making noise about this deal. the question is whether comcast will round that out, given the amount it spends and its ability to talk in d.c. >> you talk to senator franken about privacy legislation. privacy has been stuck in the same place for so many years now. there is plenty of interest. something happens that facebook or google or another major tech company. there's a call to legislate on capitol hill. it doesn't really produce actual law. it never gets past the committee stage. the most folks are watching right now is surveillance reform , with all of the blowup after edward snowden's leaks. there was plenty of interest in doing something to rethink the authorities. widespreadill pretty disagreement over what to do about the future of the government program. >> another issue we always talk about is the 1996 telecom act. is it time to rewrite that? and commerceenergy committee and the commun

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. >> reporter: now nelson is teaming up with kevin corbett, a researcher can a pharmaceutical company>> reporter: they're paying $850,000 to study l una and the other bears hoping for breakthroughs in obesity drugs. it is a rare and challenging partnership between business and academia with potential profits from studies done at a public university. >> they have brain power and ideas. we have the drug know how and the resources. we need to get these entities to come together. >> reporter: they're not testing new drugs on these animals but measuring fat deposits, heart rate, blood pressure and physiological data to figure out how grizzlies gain and lose all those weight in ways that would kill or sicken us as bears prepare for hibernation and sleep all winter and wake up in the spring. >> every year these bears get massively obese. they put on all fat and they do it in such a way that does not make them sick. one morning they wake up and decide they're not hungry any more. how do they do that? >> the hibernation is extreme metabolism that we don't do. >> reporter: this is a four-year s

the number they were pointing general corbett the situation but the people of the better for everyone and of cos majority for the west for the last resort it will take a long long time old christine c has sprung up during the crisis remains in central east in depicting the country tied to the demands and pasting to the truly care. they may be said that singing enough when polish even exceeds the price that next month. shrugging off the site to produce disparity is deep and will take on not longer. country from a posse missed them. a european club of regions taking more autonomy from that source has just won big at its threat to western province where thousands of locals and stepping out that calls for more freedom to decide that he checked to see us home too we want to visit during disputes. and also show the uncertainty over eighty as up to seventy new cases of incurable disease gospel across the nation find out mold the threat from a set called me the easter spirit recent run on what's right. one of the richest work is in the wild been britain's prince charles faces questions with a

leading financial daily says headline figures are misleading the number of the group pointing general corbett the situation. but the people of the better for everyone and of cos majority for the west for the last resort it will take a long long time old christine see that sprung up during the crisis remains in central east in depicting the country tied to the demands and pasting to pitch a weekend. they may be said that soon enough when portugal exceeds the titanic next month. shrugging off the site to produce disparity is deep and will take on not longer. country from the sun seemed distant. additional safety and that is coming up next here we all seem to not select the option is in the uk. time for special report on the crisis in the way. aye aye. the is you room. ill people always say democracy should mean how or why the people of the people hopefully sometimes for the people. when this people power system gets disgusted with the boils down to voting and being able to stand right side but that is very narrow view. one new washer law broadens the idea of democracy by giving citizens the abi

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i urge governor corbett to reconsider. the citizens we represent are fortunate all of your citizens have made the decision to accept medicaid expansion. california has enrolled more than 1.5 million new applicants and to medicaid since october 1. am i correct? >> that's correct. >> can you tell the committee what the expansion means for those california residents and for the state as a whole? >> i appreciate the question. we have been in close partnership. people don't know what they are eligible for. we have had thousands of people break down in tears when they have affordable coverage provided to them. i have talked to many of them myself, and the people on the front lines relate these stories constantly. >> what about you? can you describe the impact of medicaid expansion on your residents in your state? >> we know about 60% of our uninsured population is eligible, so we know we are reaching the uninsured by enrolling them in medicaid. what that has allowed them to do is access services, often for the first time, to get

yet in tokyo osaka based around with james corbett.the thing is washington's political influences only aggravating the situation in the region even more. there are people who are upset just generally about the receipt of the rising military tensions in the region that's the american involvement is obviously bringing with it and i think that's that's basically what these protesters are representing even seen the rising nationalism militarism here in japan for a few a few years now and especially the last year and a half under the new idea of redemptions all day and i think she was all the is definitely going to read all the most recent statements as a big pr victory and endorsement of his his own nationalist and militaristic program here from china's perspective i don't think they're going to see anything particularly new in this and indeed obama statement when you actually parse it doesn't say anything other than is the sort of mealy mouth political platitudes is rather difficult to see if this really is any sort is a change in the sta

just in the last few days michael corbett of citigroup announcing he will not be attending as initially planned. one of the considerations for a host of americans doing businesses in just a few weeks time. heard anything from capitol hill? has there been any comment from any of the house or senate leadership about american ceos continuing on with this forum with resident food and in russia putin in russia? >> there will be critical of any ceos who make this trip. we have not heard any official proclamation. congress is on recess. you have members of congress who are arty criticizing the administration for not doing enough in terms of sanctions, calling for even structure -- tougher sanctions. go companies that choose to into city business in russia are doing so at their own risk. >> peter cook, thank you. we are receiving word that the saying that he will not be in attendance at that conference with president .utin in st. petersburg sinners and purse has announced a sovereign rating outbreak on the crisis in ukraine i'll stop they cut it from negative to stable on march 21 because of th

citigroup's troubles, including the first failures of the fed stress test, and the current ceo mike corbettlace by the chairman of the board, mike o'neill. given that michael corbat is man, do youill's have to look at the board? >> i think that is a fair observation. the fed has consistently raised the bar on large banks. elements of that are appropriate. it is difficult to understand how citigroup was able to not fail the test qualitatively in 2013, but fail it in 2014. that is a tough thing to figure out. the board has to look at that. they brought in jean mcquaid, who has a long history of the banking industry and interacting with regulators, but they need to take more steps. >> it was just yesterday, moshe ceo'sch, then jp morgan jimmy duncan put out his annual letter. he tends to be -- jamie dimon put out his annual letter. he tends to be candid. one thing caught my eye -- the case for the universal bank. generate $15gan billion of additional revenue every year by combining additional businesses and saves $3 billion a year in shared expenses. do you buy the math? >> i cannot trace the

corbett announced the news on theirs.tion of capital plans next week is a call to action for our firm. corbett was named ceo in 2012 and made it a priority to win the return to capital to shareholders. he had his plan rejected in march of that year which may have led to his ouster. investors were shocked by the fed's latest rejection because the bank had been building up capital and had received approval last year to launch a buyback program. the fed says it objected this year because citi the hadn't done enough to shore up its risk management practices and couldn't determine how its revenue and profits would be hurt by a future global financial crisis. checking citi shares in europe this the morning, they are flat slightly to the down side at this hour. ross, back to you. >> bertha, good to see you, as always. >>> now, the national highway traffic safety administration says it continues to get answers about the gm ignition switch recall. gm has provided 200,000 pages of records regarding questions about the events leadin

the giants take this field tomorrow for their home opener against the arizona diamondbacks, mike corbett will be ready. like many others, he paid a pre-opening day visit to the dug out store where an orange jersey will only set you back $225 along with an authentic cap. >> i have to get one, i'm a loyal giants fan. you have to get all the new stuff. >> reporter: to a fan who was visiting from that great baseball mecca, germany, he was getting ready for his first game ever. >> it's my first ever visit here. >> reporter: but apparently some traditions are even practiced in europe. >> i have to tell them they have to go. >> reporter: the fans will come by land, gathering en masse around willie mays' statue. >> opening day means commodity amongst the giants fans. it's about the love, the team spirit. >> reporter: and in case you're wondering, this year's rally cry is avenue other year. >> we know this is our year. every other year we win. >> i didn't like that, but now i love that theory. >> reporter: for his opening day ritual, giants president will slip into the park and walk the bases for

urge governor corbett to reconsider. the citizens we represent are citizens all of your have made the decision to accept medicaid expansion. california has enrolled more than 1.5 million new applicants and to medicaid since october 1. am i correct? >> that's correct. >> can you tell the committee what the expansion means for those california residents and for the state as a whole? >> i appreciate the question. we have been in close partnership. people don't know what they are eligible for. we have had thousands of people when they in tears have affordable coverage provided to them. i have talked to many of them myself, and the people on the front lines relate these stories constantly. >> what about you? can you describe the impact of medicaid expansion on your ts in your state? >> we know about 60% of our populationopular -- is eligible, so we know we are reaching the uninsured by enrolling them in medicaid. what that has allowed them to do is access services, often for the first time, to get preventive screenings, to ca

which candidate will take on one of the most vulnerable republican candidates in the country, tom corbettalf of pennsylvania voters remain undecided. finally in oregon, four republicans are fighting it out to take on that state's democratic governor. joining me now, nathan gonzalez and -- i knew you as sierra, bu not anymore. congratulations. >> thank you. >> and it is mitch mcconnell and matt bevin, and he is spending like he wants to win in a resounding manner, but it has opened him up to attacks from the right, and rand paul is not publicly endorsing him. >> and unless the dynamics change, he is going to win, and i avoid talking about the margins, but it is applicable here, 70/30 or 55/45 and the answer is somewhere in between, but then the task is that we will look at in the polls, how quickly can mcconnell consolidate the republican base over the couple of months afterward, will that jgeneral election ballot shift, and start to gain an advantage over grimes, because the republican base is coming home when they were upset with him in the primary. >> and schirra, how much is this race

geoff corbett and and former federal prosecutor, i welcome to all three of you.l go legal first. that e-mail exchanges really bad. is that the smoking gun and? >> that was the torpedo. but here is the problem. gm declared bankruptcy in the discharge of all obligations for these lawsuits. if i am a lawyer representing somebody injured now i find out they have in the mail like that i would be looking at fraud. there is a lot of hurdles but to me answer your question that is brutal. melissa: james you made a good point as well. >> the question is if you want to believe the coulter that the government said we have to preserve. this company would have failed. there is a reason companies fail when they are not making good products cannot well-run they fail other companies take their place. the government did not let that happen so markey ought to ask the auto task force of obama about why did you decide this culture had to be saved? >> i am looking at it from the communication single. right now the company is clearly in a quagmire. all eyes on gm to the extent congress

and kevin corbett is standing by. >> the interface is fairly well.nd they put the fault line to the west. the fault line is moving 7 per year. and it's an active ring of fire. we're talking about chile is the closest to where the earthquake is centered. and just to the north, we get into the area of peru. and they say that just about 21 minutes past the hour is when we should start to see the area right here on the southern border, to see the first signs of the tsunami, and then we make our way up here to the north, up here towards ecuador, and they are saying that ecuador, if there was a tsunami generated, it would probably be two hours after the first area. so it's going to take while for any of the tsunami activity to make its way up to the north. but we're going to be watching it very carefully. and again, one of the problems, it's a very shallow area in this particular area, and it's still preliminary, at 8.0 offshore chile, and 10.6 miles just with the depth there. >> i don't know if we can pull that part of the screen down, if not, maybe we ca

kevin corbett, with the pharmaceutical company, emjen.they have paid $850,000 to study luna and the other bears, hoping for breakthroughs in obesity treatments and drugs. it's a rare challenging partnership between business and academia. with emjem studying at private universities. >> they have the cds, and we have the resources and we need to get the resources together. >> they're not testing new drugs on these animals, but are testing blood pressure and more physiological data, to figure out how grizzlies gain and lose all of that weight in ways that would sicken us, as the bears prepare for hibernation and wake up in the spring. >> they put on almost all fat and they do it in such a way that doesn't make them sick. one morning they wake up and decide they're not hungry anymore. and so how do they do that. >> the hibernation physiology is very extreme in the metabolism that we don't do it. >> this is a four year study, but amgem is hoping that they can make products. >> i feel that nature has learned how to deal with almost all health p

instead of accepting federal funding to expand a highly successful medicaid program, governor corbettsubmitted a waiver proposal that would impose premiums, work search standards and limits the benefits to medicaid recipients. according to the kaiser family foundation, the covers below cost pennsylvania hundreds of millions if not billions and medicaid dollars this year and will leave hundreds of thousands of low-income residents without health care coverage in 2014 in pennsylvania. it's unconscionable to me. it's time to quit playing politics as ranking member cummings has put out with people's lives, with peoplesoft. it urged governor corbett to reconsider his wrong candidate decision that without i'd like to turn to the panel today at the citizenship represent, ladies and gentlemen, are fortunate that all other states have made the decision to accept the medicaid expansion. mr. lee i want to start with you. california has enrolled more than 1.5 million new applicants into medicaid since october 1, am i correct? >> that's correct. >> could you tell the committee about what the medic

jim corbett wants me to know that the shareholders not companies were behind the selling of the leaders and the buyers summoned some courage and went back to work. of course short sellers knew about the wounded hedge funds ahead of the news flow and had been shooting against them continually. forcing the wounded tiger stocks down with their short sales. those shorts had to be covered or brought in. way too dangerous to keep betting against the stocks once everyone found out the proximate cause of the decline. they had been waiting for the shelling to subside before coming out of the foxholes to make some bold, bullish calls. this time, i want to commend jordan row than of steefl who stuck his head out first. he said it was time to buy facebook. considering how much facebook's willy-nilly multibillion dollar acquisitions have scared people, jordan's call was as gutsy as i have seen in my career. when facebook actually closed up monday which was if you recall a truly hideous session, that was the signal he had nailed it. i urge you to read this piece after the fullback, four picks for out

republican governors who are running this year for re-election like scott walker in wisconsin, like tom corbett some explaining to do to the voters. in pennsylvania, the medicaid expansion would cover 600,000 people, would bring $1.2 billion into the pennsylvania economy, and $110 million to pennsylvania hospitals. now voters want to know why, in view of what you just said, that report, rev, why in god's name would the governor not have taken the medicaid expansion? incumbent republican governors who didn't take the medicaid expansion, who didn't run their own exchanges, have serious questions to deal with. all the democrats have to do to say to all those people, those 600,000 people in pennsylvania, the democratic candidate promises to take the medicaid expansion the first day he's in office. under the law, the new governor can choose to expand medicaid even if the previous governor didn't. >> well, these governors up for re-election we're certainly going to be asking that question. governor ed rendell and susan milligan, thank you both for your time tonight. >> thank you. >> thanks, rev. >>>

i do -- i think a lot of and still respect corbett and mcneil.egulatory obligations very seriously in trying to right this ship. i think there was a lot of weak management for many years at citi. i think they followed a business model for a time that was based more on acquisitions than good, sound operations management and not a lot of integration of the various acquisitions they were making. so it's going to be tough for anybody. i think we should probably just give them more time. i know i still respect both gentlemen. i think they're doing the best job that can be done. >> look, they along with others, rbs, hsbc, those were the five banks the fed didn't go ahead for the capital return plan. if there's mismanagement at citi to that regard, you'd have to say the same for the other banks who fell short, no? >> first of all, i'm on the board of the group holding company. i'm not on the board of the u.s. bank. this was the first time around for a lot of the foreign-owned banks. so i think everybody wants to meet fed regulatory expectations. everybo

we've just learned that pennsylvania governor tom corbett will hold a live news conference with localls coming up at 5:00 p.m. eastern. a 16-year-old high school sophomore is in custody accused of stabbing and slashing 19 students and one security guard at franklin regional senior high school in murrysville, pennsylvania. police say an armed police officer, a school security guard and an assistant principal tackled the suspect to stop the bloody rampage. the superintendent says they saved many lives. no word on a motive. the high school will be shut down for an indefinite period of time while law enforcement processes the crime scene. >>> also, today is the second day of a three-day summit to commemorate the 50th anners have of the signing of the civil right act of 1964. in austin, texas, a discussion about to get under way to discuss what impact sports has had on the fight for equality. as we observe this anniversary our current president is dealing with some unique challenges on that front. lbn and mlk paved the way for barack obama to become president and through that prism we turn

governor tom corbett is reacting to the news.released a statement in part saying that i was shocked and saddened upon learning of the events that occurred as students arrived at franklin regional high school. and as a parent, and grandparent, i can think of nothing more distressing than senseless violence against children. and we are joined now by a represe representative of the police department, and we want to update the audience, that two of the three students in the operating room, are all males, between the ages of 16 and 17, and they are in the o.r., and we are hearing of how some students stepped in to help the fellow classmates and one student who stepped in to stop bleeding on one patient, and doctors said she had incredible strength. what can you tell us what happened? >> well, it is early in the day, and the first incident happened at 7:13 this morning, and so you have students arriving at school, and the classes don't start for 15 or 20 minutes later, and the hallways were full, and you know, it is just a very active

there is also a statement that has been released by governor tom corbett who said that he was shockedd saddened to learn what happened. and he has directed this as the pennsylvania state police is to s a cyst the local law enforcement in the investigation, and other state resources are being made ava available to the community. i assure the citizens of murrysville, says the governor, they have the full support of my admin administration, and we will have that news conference for you when it starts. >> and let's talk about the democrats push for inkcome equality as we look ahead to the november elections. i want to bring in susan page and dana milbank, and thank you for hanging around through the breaking news. susan, let me start with the pay check fairness act, and as you know, it is not always about policy, but have the democrats put themselves in a good position, and effect the i.v.ly putting the republicans on the defensi defensive? >> well, when the democrats have won, it is widely because of the women voters and we saw that in this 2012 when they did very well with the senate ra

certainly with the stress test, mike corbett -- mike corbat was pandit in after vikram did not pass,so fail under michael corbat, stockholders are not happy. at some point, this is the day when shareholders can have some kind of reckoning. i think most shareholders think it does not matter. does this one matter? >> yeah. it will matter for the dialogue. we have heard from analysts who are coming. i talked to investors who really want to hear from the board. the board, over the last three or four weeks, as these two things have become public, has not said a whole lot. i have talked to investors who really want to hear from the board. when it comes down to it, do i think there is going to be any big change coming out of this meeting? probably not. there are a couple pro posals that might get lower vote counts the normal. i don't think it will ultimately be a huge mandate on mike corb at. of themere any hope increasing their dividend? their inability to pay a dividend seems what to be holding them back in terms of equity returns. the company had earnings last week. on the earnings call,

tom corbett has decide not to take the medicaid money.or i will take the medicaid expansion because 500,000 pennsylvanians need health care coverage. that's exactly the kind of leadership i will bring as your next governor. >> it's not kay hagen in north carolina. what do you make of this move? >> we talked about this last week, and to me you jump in. joe, you used the term 90 miles an hour in the landrieu ad last week. >> very aggressive. >> there are enough anecdotes now, once they went past the 7 million signup mark, you have wind at your back. and push the republicans to basically stay in the corner of no, no, no. you don't embrace it wholeheartedly but you embrace it. it is the party of yes and the way to go. bill clinton is right. jump in head first. >> ron, very interesting, we were talking about this last week. medicaid. governors rejecting medicaid is actually, if you poll it, this is an area where democrats -- democratic candidates have an advantage. looks like she's going to exploit that. >> one thing we've learned from the las

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a big deal for michael corbett, the ceo. >> he is a credibility ceo. he came in to correct the mistakes on the likes of vikram pandit, for example, or even before him, sandy weil. and the first 15 months under mr. corbat went well and then they uncovered a $40 million fraud and then they failed a stress test for the second time in three years. >> each bank are you most focused on? >> i think you have to look at the two banks reporting first. wells fargo, because it is emblematic of how to run a bank will. you could argue that an quibble with certain things. maybe too large a share of the u.s. mortgage industry. has produce more revenue growth than other banks. >> just a quick note, this citigroup also severally agreed to settle claims. it will take a $100 million charge in the first quarter. i want to get to the final front-page story. a huge verdict by federal court jury in louisiana. and a japan cup they were ordered to pay $9 billion in punitive damages. this is the seventh largest award in u.s. history, the companies hit the cancer risk of a drug i