Is $30 billion the answer?

The lead starts right now.

Another troubled, regional bank is about to get rescued.

This time the big banks are stepping in and they're bringing cash.

Lots of it.

But will it be enough to ease market fears?

Then, the terrifying reality about women's health care in America, the number of expect-expectant

moms, dying from complications in pregnancy and during childhood, that number is soaring

and some groups are hit worse than others.

Plus, coming soon to a Florida beach near you, a 5,000 mile wide blob of seaweed and, frankly,

guys, it stinks.

Welcome to the lead-unject tap and we start today with our money lead in a $30 billion

with a B dollar rescue plan.

Moments ago, America's largest banks announced that they are indeed going to step in to try

and prevent what could lead to a domino effect that theoretically would wreck the economy.

The group of banks, including JP Morgan Chase, the Bank of America, Wells Fargo and Citigroup,

they are all going to provide a $30 billion rescue for San Francisco-based First Republic

bank.

First Republic saw its stock plummet.

After two other banks failed over the weekend and Moody's downgraded its outlook for the

entire banking industry, stocks rebounded today over the rescue news, the Dow closing

up 373 points signaling that experts are, at least for now, breathing a sigh of relief

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