we've spoken directly to deloitte and paul keckley. we'll have more on again at 1:45, stay tuned for that. on healthcare, we are hearing that several companies are looking for special exemptions so they can change insurance companies without adding expensive options. any time a company changes plans they have to meet a tougher set of insurance coverage standards. we are calling experts about the fallout from these health plan changes. we hope to have somebody with us in about 30 minutes to expand on that. well it is a busy, busy week for the president and others on the campaign trail. president obama is headed to rhode island today for a fund-raiser and he's making one local democrat pretty angry. frank caprio is the democratic candidate for governor of rhode island. when he heard that president obama would not be endorsing his campaign today mr. caprio says the president can take his endorsement and shove it. mike emanuel in woonsocket, rhode island with more. >> reporter: we are here near a small business the president will visit lat

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he served as the managing partner of deloitte touche usa from 1989 to 1994. he was elected managing partner and chief executive officer in 1985, a position he held to 1989. he began his career as a staff accountant at touche ross in 1967 or become a partner in 1975. he also served as a director for several public companies and those of you involved in this issue can remember that he really has been the leading voice in business. we are pleased to have you with us. next to hear from landon rowland. he is director and chairman emeritus of janice capital group and the ced trustee. previously, he was chairman and president and ceo of kansas city southern industries. landon rowland joined kansas city southern in 1980 became chief operating officer in 1983 and served as the chief executive officer from 1987- 2000. landon rowland has been concerned unspoken subsequently about the money going into the judicial races -- has spoken eloquently about the money going into the judicial races. i want to turn the microphone over to them. thank you. >> thank you, mike. our po

he served as the managing partr of deloitte touche u from 1989 to 1994. he was elected managing partner and chief executive officer in 1985, a position he held to 1989. he began his career as a staff accountant at touche ross in 1967 or become a partner in 1975. he also served as a director for several public companies and the of you involved in this issue can remember that he really has been the leading voice in business. we are pleased to have you with us. next to hear from landon rowland. he is director and chairman emeritus of janice capital group and the ced trustee. previously, he was chairman and president and ceo of kansas city southern industries. landon rowland joined kansas city southern in 1980 became chief operating officer in 1983 and served as the chief executive officer from 1987- 2000. landon rowland has been concerned unspoken subsequently about the money going into the judicial races -- has spoken eloquently about the money going into the judicial races. i want to turn the microphone over to them. thank you. >> thank you, mike. our poli