of course, helped drive billionaire mogul donald trump to the white house, and it helped propel rick snydernto the governor's mansion in michigan. snyder is a tech ceo who ran as, quote, one tough nerd. in michigan, snyder moved quickly to slash costs from balanced budgets and in the process, he set the stage for one of america's greatest environmental disasters, exposing 100,000 people to lead poisoning in the majority black city of flint, michigan. hardest hit were the children, many who now live with the irreversible effects of contaminated tap water as the government nickel and dimed. my guest, dr. mona hanna-attisha, is the famous flint pediatrician, turned detective, com whistle-blower. she's just written a book about it. it's called "what the eyes don't see kwk a story of resistance and hope in an american city." i asked her what made her step up and take on the system. dr. hanna-attisha, welcome to the program. >> it's great to be here. >> so this has been a story that has roiled your state but also america for a long time, and you were right there on the front line. just describe f

governor rick snyder declared a state of disaster for some counties there appeared in minnesota a mand when a tree fell on his camper. as much as 10 inches of rain have caused flooding and washed out roads there. another headline this morning. wells fargo back in the news. the bank plans to restructure its wealth management business, combining its brokerage services. they could cut 1000 jobs through attrition through this move. wealth management quarterly is the focus of several investigations. wells fargo stock is down 9% so far this year. jpmorgan chase hit by a $65 million fine by federal regulators. the trading commissions and bank employees try to manipulate the global interest rate benchmark between 2007 in 2012. shares of the banker who were in the premarket down more than one and a quarter%. of course a broader selloff as you just pointed out. >> exactly, cheryl. not a lot of places to hide. market down across the board of new worry we will see additional tariffs against china. >> the banks have been struggling this year. the yield curve has been flattening. as of last night i