PEREIRA: All right, it's time for "CNN Money Now." Chief business correspondent, Christine Romans is here to tell us what we need.</s>CHRISTINE ROMANS, CNN CHIEF BUSINESS CORRESPONDENT: A crackdown is coming for pay day lenders, folks. These are the companies that make money lending people paycheck to paycheck people their own money. We're talking about interest rates of 400 percent in some cases. The White House calls that predatory. Expect new rules to reign in the loan market that serves the working poor. Apple CEO Tim Cook says he will give all his money away. He told "Fortune" magazine he plans to donate his estimated $800 million almost a billionaire. He'll donate it to charity after paying for his nephew's education. Cook was also just named the world's greatest leader not long after he was questioned his ability to fill Steve Jobs' shoes.</s>CUOMO: World's greatest leader, that's not bad.</s>ROMANS: Not heads of state, it was Tim Cook. He could pay for all of our kids' school.</s>CAMEROTA: Just putting it out there. Great for him. Good for him.</s>CUOMO: Good to have you. Have a good weekend. All right, we have a lot of news coming out on Flight 9525. We're going to get you that in just a moment. We also are going to bring you details about what police found in the co-pilot's home, what the answers, what new questions there are. We also have breaking political news for you. Stay with us.
Tim Cook To Give Fortune Away.