. that breaking news is happening on highway 4 on pittsburgh. a high speed chase involving a stolen cadillac and the contra costa sheriff's office, saying it was driving the wrong way on the freeway and hit at least two cars as well as a motorcyclist who suffered minor injuries. authorities are telling abc7 news the two suspects inside the sedan ran and then they tried carjacking other vehicles before they were finally arrested. as you can see from sky 7, there was a big backup extending well into concord because of the chase and crashes. you can get breaking news upd e updates. this thing goes forever and ever the backup. updates from abc7 news on the app, just enable push alerts for

instant information. with that, we say good afternoon, everybody. now, to our other top story, new fallout today in the wake of the sex scandal involving police officer s across the bay area. in oakland alone, four officers have been fired and seven have been place on unpaid leave. today, an officer from another department is stepping down. >> abc7 news reporter laura anthony joins us live at oakland city hall with new details and the effort under way to help the woman at the center of this scandal. laura. >> reporter: we are learning today that mayor schaaf's announcement took many at city hall by surprise and some concern her announcement may impact the yet unfinished criminal investigation. >> we clearly have damaged community trust during the course of this scandal. >> reporter: with the city's investigation behind her, oakland mayor schaaf has been

intent on moving on that left four oakland officers fired and seven others suspended without pay. >> we will hold our officers to nothing but the highest standards. >> reporter: it's a result schaaf announced late wednesday before the almeida county district attorney's office completed its criminal investigation. >> i am very confident the district attorney is very close to reaching determinations in this case, so close it's not fair to say we are much ahead -- >> reporter: the administrative allegations include attempted sexual assault, lude conduct, insisting in prostitution, accessing databases for personal gain and failing to report violati violations, all stem from all e alleged sexual relationships with one young woman who calls herself celesteguap, a 19-year-old prostitute who sits in a jail and earlier sent to a

rehab center in florida where she was arrested last week for assault. >> who is protecting this young woman. >> reporter: city council woman is helping to raise money and help her return to florida. p>> fundamentally, i have a lot of worries how this is being handle, mostly with why the young woman at the heart of this case, who's been so abused, was shipped out-of-state and is now sitting in jail. >> reporter: the allegations involving celeste guap span several police departments most here in the east bay, almeida, contra costa sheriff and richmond p.d. and we're learning and officer with livermore police resigned. we'll have more at 5:00. >> last night, the president of the oakland police officers association was just furious with mayor schaaf. has that eased up or is that still the case today?

>> reporter: still the case. i spoke with the president of the oakland police officers association. he was quite upset the mayor held this press conference without giving his association any notice whatsoever. he's not the only one, several members of the city council also found out the administrative investigation was complete just a few minutes before the press conference was held yesterday afternoon. >> thank you so much. >> we've been updating the oakland p.d. sex scandal story with alerts on our abc7 news. you can download the app for free and enable push alerts to get updates as soon as they happen. the federal government has fined san francisco bay wells fargo 1$185 million for what it calls an outrageous in a major breach of trust. this afternoon, regulators announce since the year 2011, employees have been secretly creating nearly 2 million bank and credit card accounts.

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between may 4th and august 5t t jrth, plays say lewis had an outstanding felony warrant for being a felon in possession of a firearm. >> today, 49er bruce miller was charged with seven felonies including assault with a deadly weapon, police say was cane. he tried to enter a room occupied by an elderly couple. the couple's son happened to be staying in the next room. police say miller attacked him and his 70-year-old father after the son told miller he was in the wrong room, the 49ers released miller later that day. giantioc police hope new video will help them crack the case of a hate crime we first told you about yesterday at 11:00 in the morning. the surveillance video captured

the incident. they put racial slurs on the house. police are still searching for the vandal. antioch mayor will hold a message with the public about the crime. >> governor jerry brown signed into law a major expansion of the state's climate law that will cut pollution majorly by 2013. he signed senate bill 32. this new law expands on a landmark climate change bill signed a decade ago. it gives the state resources board more power to enact regulations to limit emissions. complying with this new law wa said to cost too much money. on market street, demonstrators shouted opposition to an oil pipeline that goes through native tribal reservation. tomorrow, a federal judge will rule on whether to block construction of the pipeline

that crosses north and south dakota, iowa and illinois. on tuesday the same judge halted construction on tribal land. >> we have the right to undisturbed land, to live off it, learn off it, not let businesses conquer it. >> the standing rock tribe filed the lawsuit. if they win in court construction of the pipeline will likely continue along an altered route. >> your accuweather forecast. >> hi there. did you feel the difference out there? it was so much cooler, live doppler hd showing you why the fog is back. filled in along the coast. look at the 24 hour temperature change, down 22 degrees in santa rosa. one of the reason is not just the fog but also the sea breeze, out of the southwest in fairfield. we do have a little bit of haze as the smoke continues to impact us. the camera looking toward mt.

diablo. temperatures comfortable, 64, oakland, 68, the camera showing you the marine layer and numbers in the low to mid 70s in the eastbound bay. a look at the evening planner, breezy at the coast at 6:00, temperatures dough down as -- going down as the sun sets and mid 50s to low 60s. i'll be back to let you know what you can expect heading to your morning commute and friday. see you in a few minutes. abc7 news was in located as the mayor of the bay area's three largest cities show a bond measure and the effects. they were in a packed train and afterwards they handed out informational pamphlets on measure rr to passersby on market street. the money from the bonds would

go to replacing worn-out tracks and aging computer systems and failing electrical systems among other b.a.r.t. projects. >> san francisco is looking to install speed bumps along a stretch of golden gate park where a cyclist was killed in june. it plans to add 10 speed bumps. the cars regularly going over the 25 miles an hour speed limit along the sloping street. the city says the bumps will be gradual that won't jar passen r passengers. the issue comes up next friday. coming up on "abc news" at 4. >> you need to tryi to figure ot where 120 kids will go. >> an east bay school shutting its doors, but not forever, their plan forre-intervention. >> long lines and lots of hopes and new senior housing building and the asteroid spacecraft now

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it's called seeing something that works somewhere else and applying it here. that's what st. elizabeth high school will do. it will close and reopen using the krcristo-re model and it ha

been successful at other high schools. parents were shocked to hear the school is temporarily closing the end of the school year. >> in effect because we have to see where 120 kids will go and which schools will filter them in. >> reporter: they will be abs b absorbed within the other eight high schools within the oakland diocese. saint elizabeth's was the victim of falling enrollment and parents having a hard time to afford the private education. >> private education across the country in urban areas has been declining for decades now. >> reporter: here's a glimpse. enrollment in secondary schools reached its highest point in 1970 with more than 1 million students in the country. the latest numbers in 2015, a little more than 583,000 students. it's the catholic elementary schools that have seen the biggest drop. in 1965, at the height of enr l

enrollment there were more than 4$4.5 million students. in 2015, only 1.3 million. saint elizabeth will close for only one year while it sets up a new program using the cristo-ray model of work and study. >> they go to classes four days a week and work one day a week and earn it through a corporate position. >> students will work in a corporate environment. there are 30 similar schools throughout the country, two in the bay area and enroll only students in underserved communities. still, it was disappointing news for some parents. >> there's a whole bunch of families here that care about their kids. you see that in there. >> reporter: the school hopes to reopen in 2018. abc7 news. the former dean of berkeley's law school is defe defending himself against

allegati allegations. he is back on campus after being band for six months of abusing the sexual harassment pales. his stormer dean complained about his touching. >> they said he has a right to work. students a many students aren't happy he's back. >> many try to ignore it or cover it up. i think it's positive the students are protesting and putting their voice out there. >> one positive thing is all the students have banded together and supported each other and been really outspoken how they feel about it. >> the university is docking choudary's pay by 10% for a year and he won't be in the classroom. his former assistant is now s suing the university. now that labor day is behind us, home buyers are searching for inventory that is tight and

it means wishful thinking and means they will be pulling out all the stops. >> reporter: in this coveted a area residents routinely get letters from realtors saying my client is willing to pay cash up to $5 million. having lived on the block for two years. >> reporter: do you take these letter s seriously? >> because we just moved in, so. it's always fun and interesting to read them. >> reporter: even in the fall when it's more robust, door knocks have become common and spec houses built during the construction phase. katie riggs says such methods worked for her. >> you don't want to go through the hassle of open houses. if somebody showed up at the door with the right price or make me move price they will find place to go. >> reporter: the case for a couple who recently sold their

redwood home and they now live on the central coast. >> you get greedy, sometimes you end up losing. all things considered we came out of it feeling very good about it. >> reporter: a behind the scenes deal becoming much more common throughout silicone valley. abc7 news. a nasa probe on its destination far far away. about 10 minutes ago, it launched from cape canaveral headed for ans a ser roid that could -- for an as steroid that could hit us. languaging from cape canaveral, gorgeous -- launch from came camp. gorgeous liftoff. it will study the asteroid and collect samples from the asteroids.

they want to get their hands on the blocks that have changed a lot on earth but not there. >> by getting this cholesterol preserved from 4.5 billion years ago, we can kind of see our ancient fingerprint. >> it will return to earth and be stored for future generati generations. it has a 1 in 2700 chance of t hitting earth in about 150 years and studying it would tell us more about its future path. no reason to panic. >> i don't think i'll be around in 1 festivi50 years. >> up to the future generation to solve that problem. >> i thought larry wasn't afraid of anything. >> weather for mere earthlings, what do we have? >> bravely considering the weather. >> we will see inland weather drop tomorrow.

we have a deep marine layer spot 2,000 feet deep. that means the stronger incid t incidents will continue accr accruing. live doppler 7 right now. a view from the golden gate bridge camera where you are seeing areas of low fog and cloud. looking at below normal temperatures into next week. first thing tomorrow morning when you get going, you might give your kids an extra layer. it won't start out the last few mornings where it was mild to warm. it will be a cooler start, and the fog may slow down your commute. and hour-by-hour forecast sh showing you the coverage around the east bay peninsula and parts of the bay will show cloudiness and fog. not much clearing up the coast. everywhere else you will be seeing the sun. highs from fridays look like this. today we had a couple of 90s. cooler inland, antioch, low 90s, livermore, 97, 69 in oakland.

80 in san jose. if require going -- if you're go the a as game, at 6:00, look at the temperatures, drops down to 60 degrees. a good idea to take a sweatshirt and low clouds fill in midnight or so. fast forward to monday in case you're making plans. you know those short sleeves you're wearing, you might want to trade them for long-sleeves, late october, fall. upper 50s to low 60s coast. below average for your tuesday. you'll notice wednesday pretty mild we're still in the middle of summer inland. cooler inland for friday. upper 80s there, a slight rebound in those temperatures and in those numbers they continue to drop for the second half of your weekend. low 60s to mid-80s. we continue with the cooling to start off your work week. it will also be breezy. 78 in our warmest inland valleys

and slight uptick in the numbers on thursday. you can always download our abc7 news app, a handy thing to have and you can catch us any time and track the temperatures. >> i don't want to give up my tank tops yet. >> you know why? september to october, typically some of our warmest weather around the coast and around the bay. >> thank you. coming up, swimmer ryan lochte says he will accept his fate after he was suspended for his actions in rio. putti honey, is the internet back yet? yes!! i need to let her know that i like this! i like, like, like, like...

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ryan lochte says he will accept his punishment today, the disgraced swimmer for the gas station in brazil at the olympics. he is banned from swimming and

will miss the world champions p championships. the others involved will miss four months. he signed up for "dancing with the stars" and he'll be in that. a lot of people will see if he will win the public's favor, he's kind of wacky. it's on earlier than normal because the 49ers are hosting the rams. espn's monday night football kicks off monday at 7:00. forget about football, tim tebow is now a professional baseball player. the 29-year-old signed a minor league contract with the mets. you can see he's in great shape, it comes a week after he worked out for major league scouts. tebow was a standout baseball player but that was back in high school 12 years ago. he quit playing baseball to focus on football. >> his form looks pretty good. coming back, bringing the most interesting man in the

world back but with a new face. nick is here with a closer look. >> he is the most interesting man in the world. >> reporter: get ready because the world's most interesting man is looking a little different. that's him back to the camera. [ speaking foreign language ] >> he's french. >> immediately makes him interesting. >> in his early 40s. >> reporter: actor, director, trained lawyer, goes by the name augustin. augustin is promising fewer philosophical musings than his jonathan goldsmith. >> his mother has a tattoo that reads "son." >> reporter: 10 years on tv he a amassed an $8 million fortune and brought them from obscurity to ubiquity. the marlboro man embodied that for years. and over 52 million youtube

hits. >> where are you? >> you're on a boat with the manu can smell. >> reporter: aflac, to 94%. and the big challenge, can he fill the calf skin moccasins? >> the most interesting man in the world. >> reporter: "abc news," los angeles. >> i miss the old guy. >> not that interesting. you know, you sit next to me that often. we'll see how the new guy goes over. i miss the old guy. coming up, can san francisco officials give preference to people already living in the neighborhood of a new senior housing facility. the decision and massive turnout of applicants for only 98 units. >> what would you do if you were elected about aleppo. >> about aleppo. and what is aleppo. >> a bad stumble for

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making headlines at 4:30, relief for drivers along the stretch in san jose arrest manning for shooting at people in cars. he was arrested on august 14th on charges related to the sho

shooting. david louie tweeted this photo of a 22-year-old security guard at westfield mall holding a s p shopper at gunpoint last december. the shopper, an apple engineer, has filed a lawsuit against the mall saying the guard drew down on him after he hit a traffic cone. details coming up at 5:00. abc7 news reporter, melanie woodrow obtained this press release from livermore. an officer resigned today. that officer had sex with a woman at the certainty of the bay area police scandal. melanie will have a full report as well. and tomorrow, to decide whether a new san francisco housing law provides segregation or keeping people in their community. joining us live now with the story, carolyn. >> reporter: kristen, this is the test case, a complex named after late san francisco supervisor built by the

tenderloin neighborhood development corporation and the thousands applying to live here will be impacted by the federal government's decision. willie b. kennedy place will open this fall and the competition is first for 98 units of the affordable housing complex for seniors? >> we received over 5,000 applications in less than three weeks, overwhelming. >> reporter: tenants are selected through san francisco's affordable housing through a lottery. this pink card could be a winner. in december the board of supervisors passed a lou desi designed to increase the odds for people who already live in a neighborhood where new subsidized housing is built in this case, the fillmore, desi designed to stop the exodus of african-americans and latinos from rapidly gentrifing communities. >> i am a senior and homeless

and i would like to stay within my neighborhood. >> reporter: hud, the u.s. department of housing and development financed the $15 million project. last month, the neighborhood preference laws saying it violates the federal fair hou housing act. last week, supervisor london and other officials from the mayor's office went to washington to try to convince hud otherwise. >> looking at the changes to the community and the fact so many people who grew up here can't access the affordable housing we built here. >> reporter: hud announced it will have a creative solution tomorrow, the last day for applications here. >> i wouldn't want to bump someone from the neighborhood certainly, but i am just trying to survive. >> my fingers crossed and pl playing to the lord. >> reporter: in san francisco, carolyn tyler, abc7 news. the american flag hoisted at ground zero right after the

seven attacks happened went missing for three decades and it went on display today in new york in the museum. they raised it hours after the trade center came down but it soon vanished and reappeared at a firehouse in seattle and painstaking tests proved it was indeed the same "star-spangled banner." national issues are domin e dominating the campaign trail, hillary clinton and donald trump on the hot seat after taking questions about foreign policy and terrorism and already clinton is pushing back against some of trump's positions. >> reporter: donald trump in battleground ohio pushing back against hillary clinton's takes. >> hillary clinton's policies produced ruin in libya, iraq and syria, absolute ruin. >> reporter: clinton not letting up on her rival for his answers at wednesday night's national

security forum on nbc. >> it was a test and he fail it. >> reporter: clinton zeroing in on trump's comments about russian president vladimir putin. >> if he says great things about me i will say great things about him. the man has very strong control over his country. >> he praised russia's strongman, vladimir putin. it is scary and dangerous. >> reporter: for americans looking for a third option, libertarian candidate, gary johnson, but with his poll numbers hovering in single digits, he lost not knowing the major city. >> what is aleppo? >> you're kidding? >> no. >> aleppo is in syria, the epicenter of the refuge crisis. >> reporter: johnson tried to clarify on abc's the views. >> no excuse, i was thinking in terms of acronym, aleppo. >> i think it's a disqualifying

statement, frankly. >> fair enough. >> people taking issues on johnsons a candidacy. >> there are calls to put him on a debate stage. he is showing himself not ready for primetime with statements like that. >> the first presidential debate is 2 1/2 weeks away, if that forum is any indication, there will be fireworks when clinton and trump finally share the same stage. "abc news," washington. air china says it removed all copies of an in-flight amazing slammed for being ra racist. a travel tip in the latest cover story warned visitors to london about going to neighborhoods of large populations of quote indians, pakistanis and black people. the warning set off protests and prompted an apology from the flagship carrier. they apologized and blamed it on an editing error, the amazing. nearly 80 women now diagnosed with zika in florida. is enough being done?

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21st girdlely square festival upon us. testing whe ining with wine or d ice cream eating contests and big name chefs and it supports the senior lunch project that began in 1985. >> it's rooted in san francisco and this is our history, founded in 1852. people from all over the world come to san francisco to celebrate our heritage and we want to connect with the locals and give them as much chocolate as we can. it's from noon to 5:00 p.m. saturday and sunday and tickets go quickly. buy them online to be safe. with all the chocolate ice cream, it may seem like an e endless summer. fall is here and brings the best

weather and the annual autumn moon festival, it's held in chinatown at 11:00 on california and grant and it goes through sunday at 5:00 p.m. when the famous dragon appears for the grand finale. who wants to miss that, right? check out our website, abc7news.com. we'll link you up with hoodline. have a great weekend. facebook is honoring the 50th anniversary of "star trek" today. 50 years old. it has redesigned the reaction immo gee with key characters, the wow reaction is spock. would you be using that at all? also a clikli ngon, the fisrst episode aired in 1966. inland areas are clear.

you will notice we still have fog and low clouds hugging the coast this afternoon. they came in overnight and will be sticking around afternoon. mid to upper 80s and on the bay, in the 60s, quite comfortable. low fog will hang around until the afternoon. the temperature trend for antioch, 87 degrees friday. temperature comes up a couple degrees only to really drop. monday, we will only be in the upper 70s in one of our typical hotspots and temperatures slowly come back up. getting away for the three-day weekend, saturday, sunday, not a holiday weekend, there will be plenty of sun friday and saturday notice the cooler temperature pattern dropping on

sunday for the upper 70s. good hiking out there, always nice to head up there in the middle of summer. >> happy immo ggees, what we ha going on. >> i don't know what you could do better, honestly. >> constantly simmering would be a more accurate depiction. renewed effort to bring down the price of the epipen. the new investigation getting under way. the gold rush, the

the fight against zika has more patients and it is critical to control the spread right now. >> reporter: health officials confirming 80 pregnant women have now tested positive for the zika virus in florida as doctors in miami say they're now tre treating a second baby born with zika related birth defects. experts explain many more will happen if the virus sfufunding

isn't approved now. >> if it is approved now and get the job done now next spring and summer we will see far fewer babies. and if not it could be a nightmare. >> reporter: it has been contracted locally by at least 56 people in florida. protests in miami beach over plans to do aerial spraying to kill mosquitos that carry zika. >> now that it's considered a hazard potential worse than contracting the zika. >> reporter: doctors insisting sprague is a safe effective method as they warn of new findings of impacts of the zika virus beyond the birth defect of microceph microcephalfamily. >> we are finding more than microse microself microcephaly, as the children are evaluated month after months. some look normal and then not meeting milestones.

>> as the long-term effects still aren't known, meanwhile despite the protests, aerial spraying in miami beach is still scheduled for friday morning. marcy gonzalez, "abc news," new york. >> health officials say 52 weir reportweir -- were reported last week and now total 81. there's more testing being done now and why there are more reported. >> nike and apple partnering on a fitness watch. >> another reason that wine is good for you, as if you needed another one. here's jane king. >> reporter: there was another product unveiled at the apple event yesterday that didn't get as much attention as the new iphone. a new watch for runners. they worked with nike on this watch. it has a big neon display and will be available late october.

in two sizes, 32 millimeter watch with two prices. calling for an investigation into the maker of the epipen. consumers reports they want to know why there are no real competitors in that market. some believe the pharmaceuticals may have used questionable practices to block competition. using price hikes of the company, allergen, behind botox, they say price increases would be less than 10% and limited to once a year. he says he will not jack up prices as the drug's patent nears expiration. wine drinkers who stop and smell the rose may be less likely to develop parkinson's diseases. those that have acute senses of smell have larger thicker parts of the brain vulnerable to the

diseases versus non-wine experts. from the nasdaq, i'm jane king. here's to your health. a family is opening up about her battle with alcoholism. her darkest moments in her road to recovery. >> how close did you come to dying? >> i on one occasion had what i know to be a lethal level of alcohol in my blood system. and even that didn't scare me into stopping. can you believe it? even that. >> vargas says meditation helps her cope with the anxiety that led her to drink. her story will be the subject of a "20/20" special tomorrow night on abc7. a man who turned gold p panning into a professionals hit paydirt last week. this online video shows a man showing off a golden nugget he found in the central california

foothills. at 559 grams the nugget is worth at least 2,0$2,000. >> when i grabbed it, my hands slipped off of it, that's when i realized it was a lot bigger than a little nugget. it took a while to realize it was reality. not everyday you see something like that. >> he said unemployment has led him to turn gold panning into a full time gig. >> it's working out, at least from that picture. on instagram, four construction workers on top of the wilshere grand tower in los angeles, look how high up these guys are, 1,099 feet tall, the tallest building west of the mississippi under construction. i don't know how they got up there. not a lot of room. follow them on instagram for great images like this everyday. >> it will open march of next year. they have nerves of steel.

>> for sure. he was completely still, very brave, very calm, but, you know, i'm his mother so i can see the fear in his eyes. >> an 8-year-old boy recovering after he was bitten by a snake. the warning from authorities. >> thanks a lot. what would you do if you saw a gun pointed right at you. while one shopper is filing a lawsuit over what happened in this video. fighting racism with diversity. air dnb reveals a new plan and how farming and football have a lot

afoot and light-hearted i take to the open road. healthy, free, the world before me, the long brown path before me leading wherever i choose. the east and the west are mine. the north and the south are mine. all seems beautiful to me. here's a look at tonight's primetime lineup. if you like game shows you're all set. an 8-year-old boy from concord is recovering from a

terrifying rattlesnake take. he was playing when a snake bit him. we spoke with his mother and elissa is outside the medical center with an update. >> reporter: he's in stable condition. doctors have been giving the third grader violence of anti-ven nuom. his mother says he is black and blue from his nee down to his foot. >> he is doing much better than yesterday. >> reporter: she sent us pictures of her son at the medical center, from walnut creek. he was playing at a friend's house across the street. >> he felt a poke on his ankle and looked down and saw the snake. when i saw him, he was completely still, very brave, very calm. i'm his mother so i could see the fear in his eyes. >> reporter: the snake bit

brendan twice in the ankle. firefighters and paramedics arrived and found it was baby rattlesnake that attacked. >> baby rattlesnakes tend to be a little more aggressive so they may or may not give warning even before they strike out. >> reporter: neighbors say they frequently see snakes and other critters during the hot summer months. their street backs up near the open space near mt. diablo. some refuse to walk the trails this time of year. we found trevor noland clearing brush. >> i'm doing yard work so we can get a more clear view what's behind our backyard. that's why my dad is having me do all this work so we can be safer, i guess. >> reporter: his foot is still swollen but his mom say his spirits are good. she hope's it will serve as a warning for other kids, to be aware of their surroundings. abc7 news. >> thanks for joining us for abc7 news at 4. abc7 news at 5 begins right now.

>> this is a fundamental breach of customer trust. >> customer fraud at wells fargo. 2 million phony accounts and employees fired. this is a video of a security guard pulling a gun on him. find out what happened next. 10 roadway shootings and now an arrest. neighbors are breathing a sigh of relief. another sex scandal claims another veteran officer. >> i'm sandy patel. knocking down those temperatures. i'll let you know about the weekend coming up. credit cards issued without customer consent and late fees on accounts customers never even knew they had. now, it's wells fargo's turn to pay the price. >> wells will pay $50 million in civil penalties. >> the san francisco-based bank

is taking responsibility tonight. good evening. >> thanks for joining us. some wells fargo customers will get refunds as the bank gets socked with a massive 1$185 million fine. live in the newsroom with details. >> it's major breach of trust for the san francisco-based bank. it impacts customers all over the state. the penalty not only requires wells fargo to pay up a lot of money but it also has to follow strict guidelines and agree to oversight. wells fargo has agreed to pay 1$185 million to federal and local agencies and to customers. it's landmark verdict that found wells fargo employees opened up accounts and credit cards and even moved existing customers' money all without con snenlt the motive, to satisfy sales goals. >> this is a major victory for consumers. consumers have to be able to trust their bank.

consumers should never be taken advantage of by their bank. >> as part of the settlement, wells fargo agreed to have a third party review unsecured credit cards and some retail deposit accounts dating back to 2011. 2$2.6 million will be refunded o customers. an average refund will be about $25. internally the bank promises the termination of some managers and team members. there will be enhanced training, monitoring and controls. customers will see more documentation once credit card applications are filled out and the bank will send a confirmation e-mail to customers within one hour of opening and account. in a statement, the bank said quote at wells fargo when we make mistakes we are open about it and we take responsibility and we take action. >> this is a fundamental breach of customer trust. >> a professor of organizational misconduct and