happy easter. thank you. arthel: so let s talk about this. we are talking about possibly more than losing a license. if you have these patient who is have contracted a life-long medical illness with the medical expenses that go with that and god forbid, someone dies as a result of this, what can you be facing? jeff, we will start with you? certainly, you can be fating fell no charges. there are two riernlts. number 1, that he violated the standard by the debtal board and that he did so willfully. whether this rises to it or not, we don t know, there are 7 thousand people being notified. but there is only one case. is it worthwhile a criminal investigation? sure t. certainly is worth a criminal investigation. arthel: rebecca, you say what? definitely there, can be criminal charges. but there is a lotted more i want to learn about. we are being told that there is medication that has been expired. is it in the cabinets? or has it been distributed? are the seals broken?
h he s innocent. and the president s private comments are caught on a hot microphone. time to play reporter roulette. rallies and more as the highest court in the land begins to hear arguments over whether the affo affordable health care act can require nearly all americans to have health insurance coverage. you ll hear from the justices in just a moment. but first, a congressional correspondent kate baldwin live outside the supreme court. you were inside the courtroom when this was all going on. what happened today? what happened today is a bit of what we re calling a bit of the warm-up act to the main event. the question was should they be taking this up now. the individual man date requiring nearly all americans have health insurance in 2014 or they ll take a penalty. in taking that up, they gave pretty clear signals they did not think there was any barriers taking up the big question of the consequence tunlty of the individual mandate. gave some pretty strong signals in