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it was deviled by metlife with the city's help. owners have changed hands over the years, deregulating rent for some units, and analysts say deregulating even more rents will be a priority. >> i think it's a certainty. it's just a question of how quickly they can do so. >> reporter: back during the real estate boon, the buyers ran out of money and the lenders took control. the developers partnered in that deal that failed. the investment firm is now in control of the apartment. it did not respond to a question to comment on the first step of a potential sell. in the meantime reports fortress investment group is preparing a bid of 4.7. billion dollars. one urban development expert said stakes are high for peter cooper village. >> it would be catastrophic. i don't want to sound dramatic but it is dramatic. we've been losing middle class housing for several years. >> as for designberg and other tenants their hopes hinge on mayor bill de blasio's push for affordable housing. >> this is the poster child. >> mary snow, al jazeera. >> the

the insurer, metlife, fought, saying the case was an unsolved homicide and her murder would remain unsolvedbe frustrated, the family of the victim. we're sitting there, waiting and waiting. >> then michel actually sued the insurance company to pay him his million dollars. would a guilty man be so brazen as to try that? absolutely, the family said. and by then, they had had enough. the family got a lawyer, jorge barone, and together they went after michel escoto. >> we believed he was the killer. >> two years after the murder, the family filed a wrongful death suit against michel. met life put the insurance money in escrow and waited on the sidelines as michel and wendy's family fought it out in civil court. if he wanted to see as much as one cent of that money, he would have to do something he never did before. >> he would have to testify, he could not plead the fifth. especially since he's pursuing the claim. he has to testify. >> police and prosecutors were happy to help the family's attorney prepare his case. sharing those statements michel had made to detectives after wendy's death. >>

you mentioned during our time that you have a lot of experience, served on metlife gord and others. it would be helpful for the american people to have a clear picture of what is in fact happening with obamacare since we now are relegated to getting our accurate information from the "the new york times" and the "walking post" and not from hhs. >> senator you have my commitment that in i am confirmed the two pieces of prince ls that will guide me are transparency and accuracy. those are the two things. i will work to do that in due course in terms of speed as well. >> thank you, ma'am. on the issue of promises made, promises not kept. i think about the fact that many americans were promised this notion if you like your insurance you can keep it. that promise has been broken. if you like your doctor, you can keep your doctor. that promise has been broken. if you're looking for affordable health care, the aca is the way to go. that promise seems to be challenged when you think of the actual cost and the price of health insurance, the cost being higher deductibles, higher out of pocket

metlife and citigroup round out the top five.performing or biggest sector in the s&p 500. back over to you. >> 1900 on the headline figure. thank you. another day, another major security breach. ebay asking users to reset their passwords after its user data base was compromised. the on-line auction giant losing control of data that contained user names, contact information, and even encrypted passwords. over the weekend, ebay continued urging customers to re-set their passwords but is such action enough to protect identity theft? here, we're talking about 145 million users. joining us on "squawk on the street" is mcafee's president michael decesare. welcome to the program, sir. >> thank you very much. good to be here. >> how do you think that ebay is dealing with the issue that it has? >> i think what makes this so newsworthy as you said, it's another example of a big company being hacked with 145 million users, it's going to get headlines. what we've seen from ebay so far has been very strong response. they got ahold of their cu

burwell served on the board of the council on foreign relations and metlife. she received her a.b.arvard university. a.b.a. from oxford university where she was a rhoades scholar. and has been said many times, hails from hinton, west virginia. ms. burwell, welcome. thank you for your long career of public service. and your statement will be made a part of the record in its entirety. and the floor is yours. and i know you have some family and friends here. if you would like to introduce them, we would be more than receptive to recognize your family and your guests who are here. >> chairman harkin, ranking member alexander and members of the committee, thank you for inviting me here today. i'm honored that president obama has nominated me for secretary of health and human services and it's a privilege to be considered by this committee. with me today is my sister, my brother-in-law and two friends as well as my husband, steven. i want to thank senator mccain. [ applause ] >> i want to thank senator mccain and senator manchin for their kind words. and i'm honored to be introduced by s

i went to metlife stadium in new jersey, where hart's rch racing team was getting ready to compete onreal skill here. >> this sport specifically is so much natural talent. the pace that these guys go, is just mind blowing. >> rider josh hill took some practice laps around the 550 truckloads of dirt to show off the challenges of the track. motocross is a catch-all term for motorized two-wheel sports. supercross is a race. while carey is a pioneer in freestyle. >> what i do is the flips and spins and all the crazy tricks going off of 75-foot ramps and this is just super action-packed racing. there's no secret the to this. the fastest guy wins and the ones in the best shape win. >> has your wife said anything, like you have a little girl now, let's tone it down a notch? >> no, she's a great supporter. she knows who she married. >> all that dirt and loud engines inspired me to put on the gladiator gear myself. i think i'm ready. carey provided the chariot. >> a little bit of throttle, a little bit of clutch. >> do you have an automatic bicycle i could use? >> we don't have automatics. the