The Day Ahead: House Hearing on Banking Failures, Starbucks CEO on Capitol Hill

Cheddar News breaks down what to look for on The Day Ahead. The House will hold a hearing on the federal response to the recent banking issues while Starbucks CEO will testify on Capitol Hill about union-busting claims. Disney Parks workers are set to vote on a new contract proposal.

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