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dead in its tracks." he turned down our request to speak to us on camera? >> he was likeable and a smart man and taxpayers believed in his leadership and they trusted him. >> and he left them with a mess. the question now, how to deal with it. the state appointed receiver put together his plan to pay back the debt by, mock other things, raising harrisburg's earned income tax and leasing out some of its parking garages. mayor thompson got behind that plan. controller dan miller and the city council, however, don't think harrisburg residents should be the only ones making concessions at this point. they want a bankruptcy court to sort it all out. >> what do you say to people who say that is a copout? >> the reality is you can only get so much blood from a turnip. >> this man doesn't want to hear it. dominik fred rico. the ceo of insured guarantee which has insured the harrisburg bond os. theyville to pea off th will he