>> let's come back to france where jerome kerviel finally came back and was probably picked up our the police. he spent the last two months walking from room to protest what he calls the tyranny of the markets. he is due to start a three-year prison sentence linked to his societe generale scandal that lost the bank 5 billion euros five years ago. this weekend, he threatened to stay in italy in a bid to get the french president to intervene on his behalf. but the 37-year-old finally turned himself in. >> a few minutes before midnight in front of reporters, jerome kerviel handed himself over to french authorities. he was cutting it close. a warrant for his arrest was already drawn up as he missed the midnight deadline. but the rogue traders said it was never his intention to flee. >> i am not on the run. i am in france. >> after meeting the pope, he spent months walking back to france from rome as part of a bid to denounce the banking sector. is a sidesee is there that calls me a crook. the minister would never dare call the bank a crook. there are different standards in france. that is

jerome kerviel, known as "the rogue trader", turned himself in to french police this week. the former banker for societe generale so-sit-tay- jener-al, will serve three years in prison for a six-year old crime. he lost his appeal against jail time in march. risky trades he made back in 2008 cost the bank nearly five billion euros. as the vatican attempts to bring better transparency to its bank. more fraud has been uncovered. the number of suspicous transaction reports jumped from 6 in 2012 to 202 in 2013. the church's financial information authority attributes the surge to improved vigilance and reform efforts. in today's cover story, the national restaurant association is feeling the heat over asking one of its exhibitors to leave. the reason, she brought her ten-day old newborn to the trade show. at the national restaurant association annual trade show in chicago, security asked kristin osbourne, sole marketing person for minnesota's four daughters vineyard and winery to leave because she'd brought her ten-day old newborn. "there wasn't an option. he has to be with me be

convicted rogue trader, remember this guy, jerome kerviel spent years fighting charges from massive marketpse in 2008. he was convicted of breach of trust, forgery and fraudulent manipulation. in other european news, sweut voters voted the reduction of a minimum wage of $25 an hour. that is what they were proposing. that would have created the highest minimum wage. chris christie looking to propose shifting to a 401(k) style pension for a blend of a 401(k). they begin speaking to legislators about it in the coming months. he raised the issue in his speech last week in washington. >> all right. coming up, the new ceo of america's largest publicly traded water utility. why she's seeing to up the company's game in wastewater operations. and more military contracts. susan story has to listen to yoko. we are all water with john in the background just going, oh, why did i let her -- there he is. he's acting like he likes it. we know who was boss in that relationship. not that there's anything wrong with that. >> speaking as one who knows. >> joining us next to talk about the business of water, s