depending on whether you feel your credit situation is where you want to go to a bank like wells fargo or another regulated bank, and line of credit, or work for a working- capital type of loan, which is something you look to do, the opportunity fund. you probably want to try both avenues. as far as your credit scores, everyone realizes, everyone here has a credit score. the first thing any lender will look at is your credit score. after looking at that, they all do not do the same thing with it. an opportunity fund will look at your story in addition to your score. some are limited to your score, that if it is above or below a certain threshold, and they are may not work with you. not every one of the lenders is going to see your situation the same, so you should be shopping. >> [inaudible] >> you can do contract financing. that exists. but a line of credit is probably what you're looking for. >> thank you, marc. i have a question from the audience about a burgeoning market. any avenues for san francisco medical cannabis dispensaries? open to the panel. >> in terms of financing? i can

the oakland education association and supporters formed a picket line outside the wells fargo bank ony. the theme was bail out schools not banks. they also called on banks to stop foreclosures especially in east and west oakland. oakland police tells ktvu7 protesters were arrested for going into the wells fargo bank and refusing to leave. >>> the process ramps up next week when jerry brown releases his may budget. the gop proposal would maintain education funding at current levels. it also calls for no new taxes. a 10% pay cut for state workers and as ktvu's john sasaki reports, further cuts to social programs to reduce the state deficit. >> reporter: for 12 hours a day, building block center in concord cares for about 40 children. roughly half are here only because the state subsidizes the $215 weekly cost. >> because child care is so expensive, they couldn't afford quality child care and therefor they would have to have their children at home then they would lose their jobs. >> reporter: today assembly republicans put forth their budget plan which would neither raise taxes more cut

the oakland education association and supporters formed a picket line outside the wells fargo bank on2th street and broadway. the theme was bail out schools not banks. they also called on banks to stop foreclosures especially in east and west oakland. oakland police tells ktvu7 protesters were arrested for going into the wells fargo bank and refusing to leave. >>> the process ramps up next week when jerry brown releases his may budget. the gop proposal would maintain education funding at current levels. it also calls for no new taxes. a 10% pay cut for state workers and as ktvu's john sasaki reports, further cuts to social programs to reduce the state deficit. >> reporter: for 12 hours a day, building block center in concord cares for about 40 children. roughly half are here only because the state subsidizes the $215 weekly cost. >> because child care is so expensive, they couldn't afford quality child care and therefor they would have to have their children at home then they would lose their jobs. >> reporter: today assembly republicans put forth their budget plan which would neither

now, i would like to ask my good friend of wells fargo bank to come up here and introduce the reader and sponsor of this event. [applause] >> greetings to all. [speaking foreign language] >> thank you. she not only is our wells fargo family important team member, she is talented. she is teaching me how to dance. good evening, ladies and gentlemen. i'm so happy to be here on behalf of wells fargo, wishing you have a new year. we know that this is an important time for the persian community to celebrate, and at wells fargo, we treasure all the values of the cultural differences and diversity, so we love to celebrate with you. tonight, we have beautiful dancing and beautiful music, and, of course, we have you in here. that is very important. we also have a lot of our wells fargo team members. they are here. they want to get to know you even more so that we can serve you better. tonight, i want to especially thank mayor lee and supervisor ross for holding this event. it is so exciting that we get a part to play with this. thank you very much, and, have the new year, everyone. enjoy your e

. >> >> in about four hours, angry teachers will hold a rally outside of the wells-fargo bank. ey want banks to pay more taxes. >> the teachers began the tax protests yesterday. they say many banks and other big corporations don't pay their fair share and higher taxes on buy banks would help ease the growing ebbing noelic crisis in california -- ebbing ekimov no, economic crisis in california -- >> this is the 85-year-old queen rif arriving about her grand son's -- she has ruled more 59 years and 95 days, only queen victoria who ruled for 63 years spend more time on the throne. >> wood was through in florida after playing only the first nine holes. he was in last place. he reinjured his knee. this is the second year in a row that woods has pulled out of the players tournament. he with drew from the final round last year. you can call it torture on the ice. the san jose sharks playoff tonight at the shark tank. they won the first three games in the series. the detroit red wings forced by winning the last three straight games. the winner of the game heads to vancouver to play sund

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the group plans to protest tomorrow outside wells fargo bank to request banks and other large corporations a bigger share in taxes. >>> crews are expected to wrap up repairs to a broken water main two hours from now. 836-inch water main burst yesterday afternoon, turning the city's tap water light brown. service has been destroyed to all customers. -- service has been restored to all customers and officials say the water is safe to drink. >>> controversy tonight after a worker dies from legionnaires disease. >>> some local animal shelters say these guys are not seen one dime from a popular tv ad campaign. >>> the clouds slowly cleared out of the area today. i will show you the one part of your weekend you can count on a few rain showers. >> a train car derailment led to a small hazardous materials spill. the car was carrying at least from a refinery that was both corrosive and toxic. however, it was a small amount and did not issue a shelter in- place order. >>> the second person in three years working in the richmond public health center has come down with legionnaires disease. tom vacar

. >>> this is video from youtube, dozens picketing in front of wells fargo bank. seven teachers were arrested for unlawful assembly. they say the federal government needs to reverse their priorities. they say schools should be bailed out. banks received five trillion cars bailout money through 2010. >>> san jose like most cities is dealing with a serious budget deficit. city council will hold a budget meeting on public safety. last night the city's most as a rule unbelievably residents demanded their programs be spared. here is lisa amin gulezian with the story. >> they faced off with the city leader. they held their hearts in their hands. mary ann guzman is 68. she goes to the alma community center daily. because of the proposed cuts the entire staff could be laid off. that is not all the budget for the senior nutrition program could drop from $1.2 million to $550,000. at risk programs currently be cut and the healthy neighborhood programs may drop from $3.5 million to $400,000. councilmember worries that shrinking pots hurts both groups. >> i'm not satisfied with

you can make donations at any wells fargo bank to the allison bayliss memorial fund. >> 1/2 to 6:50 a.m we are back with more in a couple of minutes. and fit for at who we are keeping track of what is, and space. the crew of space shuttle endeavor has started their journey home for the final time. if the shuttle and unstalked from the to the national space station last night. we are looking live at as we are waiting for and never come back to earth. that landing should be on wednesday. we will be right back. it >> 653 a m. take a look at your 7 day around the bay forecast. we are a little cold and unsettled. clouds and rain. today is not lane but that chance is there for tuesday and wednesday. look at how chilly it is. 65-milliliter. we are climbing back up towards the weekend to try to make that 73 and 72 on saturday and sunday. how alaska airlines is going high-tech, replacing pilot flight manuals with ipad. the ipad will hold the same data as the paper manuals. this will free space in carry-on bags for pilots and light in their loads. alaska airlines is the first to use the ipad. >>

>>vicki: if you'd like to donate called wells fargo bank and ask for the cal league and a refund. as jay are reportedly suspect the driver was texting while driving. she made her first court appearance on thursday. she did not enter a plea but a judge granted her more time. our next court case is june 19th and she faces one year in jail for misdemeanor vehicular manslaughter. >>janu: windy today and windy tomorrow. breezy and cool into the afternoon and then sunshine into the work week. here is a look at your 7 day around the bay, partly sunny and windy conditions tomorrow. partly sunny monday and lots of sunshine on tuesday it. we will see a cool down on wednesday and warned back up by the end of the workweek and into the weekend. >>vicki: is contacting problems in louisiana and mississippi. we'll show you with the army corps of engineers is going to limit potential damage. the national park damage wants to reduce the size of on leash to areas for drugs. dog owners weren't too happy. the tv of the future may be here. we will show you how of television manufacturers are developing

even a company like wells fargo, bank of america or other larger businesses can actually when they are establishing their offices, look to some of the neighborhood corridors and support neighborhood programs. i also want to suggest that we have a planning process that invites the community in these major corridors to work with our city in a very tight way. what i am bothered by in some of my walks is some of those long time vacancies we know have been there not just for a few weeks, but for months, if not years. they are problematic for a number of reasons. why don't we have a more creative process where the neighborhoods, along with the business corridor, can work with city hall, the mayor's office and talk about what are those priorities in the neighborhood that might be suggested of good, well supported, new small businesses that might be supported there and how can we support that? for example, -- and i note supervisor campos knew this, no one business could afford to move into that site. what they did was suggested program at city hall support it with some funds and create a site

leslie martin of wells fargo bank to be placed into the mounted unit floral fund in memory of charles t. ellis, #1748, and the fourth quarter 2010 document protocol report. president mazzucco: does someone want to move this? to what have a second? and we will a public comment before go into the next line item. the protocol report, commissioners, that is in your packet. have you had a chance to review that? any questions or concerns? commissioner: no. commissioner: kazakhstan two or both? president mazzucco: -- is this on two or both? president mazzucco: we will have public comment. secretary falvey: on item two. president mazzucco: line item two. >> really quickly, last year, i requested an account of a donation that was made anonymously to the mounted patrol approximately 15 years ago of over $1 million. i requested an audit of where that money went at the sfpd. i never got a copy of what happened. with the mounted police, in terms of a report of $10,000 apiece, but they do not have 17 new suttles at the mounted police at golden gate park -- they do not have 17 new saddles. coming ba

the short chase ended behind a wells fargo bank. the driver got out and began shooting at the pittsburg police officer. the officer a 13 year veteran of the police force fired back. that's when the suspect ran. he made it past west boulevard and mad lin street where police lost sight of him. police say the suspect, 27-year- old jones took off toward a fourplex, the home of an acquaintance. >> he was able to climb into the attic. he did have a cellular phone he had access to. our canine track did lead us to this location. we were able to make cellular contact. >> reporter: authorities took jones in to custody around 10:30 last night. he suffer add gunshot wound to his leg. no word on if the acquaintance will be charged. with the help of the contra costa sheriff's department, canine units and air support from several agencies they were able to arrest mr. jones. pittsburg police say the officer involved in the initial shootout suffered only minor injuries. amazing when you note eight shots hit his windshield and one bullet rested right

. >> hundreds of people turned out to protest wells fargo bank foreclosure policy.roup of potestors called for the meeting on home foreclosure. they blocked the building entrance and police arrested them when they refused to leave. >> there are foreclosure occurring in my community and devalued the property . it is modified lows. it is my property values. >> wells fargo issued a statement saying we engage with outreach in california. >>> and the san francisco zoo is getting a new siberian tiger . martha is coming from the zoo in omah-hah . weighed about 300 pounds just like titianta who escaped and killed a teen three years ago. marthal be here sometime next month. it is time to begin a new tragedy. >> and we have spent time respecting the losses of the young man and titiana. it is a story and the san francisco zoo is ready for the survivor. >> and titianaleaped over and attacked three young men and killing one and injurying two. officers shot and killed her that night. >> still ahead. and new details and questions the delicate relationship with pakistan. taxi drive

donations can be made to any wells fargo bank. >> the dedication came of the jonestown memorial it aover 400 on unidentified members are very >> cold outside san mateo is deserted and enjoy it while the getting is good will be a great back >> , 50 5:00 a.m. a look around the bay area it area of clouds hang around mason showers tuesday and wednesday tell end of the week it starts to warm hot slowly it until we have to weaken cooler than what we expect this time of year. >> i knew studying it about the cleanliness of the sidewalks in the bay area or commonplace complaint is trash cigarette box and the smell it the focus is going to begin cleaning up last >> apparently people walking down the streets have not seen these people paving badly pa. all there were few that have a lot to be desired " some streets r- graffiti covered so does parker makes purposes species this men and black shirt and just use the street as a toilet. some people phil the streets are clean enough to sleep:. papaya doing this for a are trying to react ... the millions of dollars debt report in the budget to the tot

of dozens of protestors picketing in front of wells fargo bank. eratures were arrested for unlawful assembly. they say the federal government needs to change its priority. schools should be bailed out. banks received bail out money in 2009 and 2010 and they called an end to foreclosures. they ranged a meeting with a bank official. >> this morning, san jose city council will hold a meeting on public safety. they are dealing with a serious budget deficit. last night, most vulnerable residents, senior citizens and students demanded their programs be spared because the entire staff of the alma community center for seniors could be laid off and the nutrition program faces a huge drop. at risk youth programs get $4.3 million and that could be cut in half. >> you have a heart. you guys don't have one. [ applause ] sch it isn't okay to treat seniors this way. >> eric: san jose has a $115 million budget deficit. the mayor blames the unions and rising pensions for the short fall. >> facebook admits it secretly hired a public relations company to cede negativ

. >> this is video from youtube, dozens of protestors pickets go in front of the wells fargo bank sevenwere arrested for unlawful assembly. they say the federal government need to be reverse priorities. the protestors also called for an end to foreclosures. organizers say they arranged the meeting in the near future with wells fargo official. >> ted kasinski is about to have his belongings to the highest bidder. an auction will be on wednesday and proceeds will go to his victims. items include typewriters and other equipment he used to make his letter bombings. original handwritten versions of the uni bomb manifesto will also be auctioned off. he was arrested and killed three people with mill bombs. 23 other people were injured in various parts of the country. he is now 69 and serving a life sentence without the possibility of parole. >> smokers will not be a able to light up in cupertino city parks. city council passed the amendment to a new ordinance voting for the ban that is tougher than state law. they turned down another idea to prohibit smokeless tobacco projects like chewing tob

. >>> later today angry teachers will hold a rally outside the wells fargo bank in downtown oakland. they want banks to pay more taxes. the oakland teachers began their tax protest yesterday. they say many banks and other big companies don't pay their fair share. higher taxes on banks would help ease the growing economic crisis in california's schools. >>> well, the ac transit bus fares are going up. the hikes are set to start august 1st with a 10-cent increase for adults. 5 cents for youth, seniors and the disabled. ac transit says that increase will bring in about $2 million. but it won't be enough to close their $15 million budget deficit. as a result another round of service cuts could come some time next year. >>> hundreds of bay area commuters will leave their cars at home and ride a bike to work today. it is the annual bike to work day. ktvu's claudine wong is live in marin this morning along the golden gate bridge where some stations have been set up to help the bikers. >> reporter: that's right. we're just a point. there's been some steady traffic coming through. we have to w

doe neighs can be made at any wells fargo bank. >>> taking a moment to remember. today the nation celebrated the 143rd memorial day, including one ceremony at the presidio. ♪ god bless america >> more than 2500 people gathered to remember those who made the ultimate sacrifice for country. this marks the involvement of world war ii. many wanted to express their appreciation to the great estrogen ration. >> we thought it would be great to put flowers on the graves of those who fought in the military for us. >> while the ceremony focussed on world war ii veterans, the san francisco cemetery dates back to the war with mexico. 3500 veterans and their dependents are murried there. >> in walnut creek, those soldiers missing in action were remembered. there are 1500 soldiers missing from the vietnam war. >> i don't like the word "closure," because it's never closed. i miss him every day. war is hell. period. >> a navy commander talked to the group of the latest effort to recover the personnel missing in action. with each passing memorial day, the number of world war ii su

holding companies by the fed making them very much like the jpmorgan chase of the world, wells fargo, bank of america, interestingly they did not allow lehman brothers to become a bank holding company, lehman brothers asked to do that and they denied that opportunity for them just like the fed denied bear stearns access to the window in march of 2008 and the beginning of 2008 when they asked for that and they made that ability, allowed the securities firms to hit the window the same day bear stearns was allowed to fail. so they were making very important decisions who to save and who not to save. so for jpmorgan chase it was a totally different finding itself in a totally different way than goldman sachs and morgan stanley. now they find themselves in a similar way although not only does jpmorgan chase have access to the fed window but it also has its depositors money that it uses that it basically gets for free because we all know what the interest rate is on our savings account or checking accounts virtually nothing so they get that money for free and then they can lend that out for high

i first had dealings with her when she was a banker, first city bank and wells fargo. and then she had major responsibilities with real estate and lending, and she struck me as someone within the banking establishment who really understood the importance of community banking. she supported affordable housing and was an advocate of small business lending practices in city bank and wells fargo. i think this combination of knowing how important the community relationships are, combined with -- combined with business expertise, financial expertise, the knowledge of small business, the knowledge of marketing, trade and finance, will serve her well and the port of san francisco very well. you can see that she has a host of community relationships and involvement that keeper grounded. she was the commissioner for the entire city of san francisco and the people who need the port of san francisco. she will be a great commissioner and i urge her appointment to be the next ports commissioner. >> thank you. and is there any other public comment on this item? >> i am -- the chief op

the short chase ended behind a wells fargo bank near the atlantic plaza shopping center here in pittsburg. what happened next authorities say pushed a 13 year veteran of the police force to open fire after the driver got out of his car and opened fire on the officer. the suspect then ran past west boulevard and mad lin street where police lost sight of him. until hours later a 27-year-old took off toward a fourplex, the home of an acquaintance. police finally coaxed him out of an attic where they found him suffering from a gunshot wound to the leg. the officer involved in the initial shootout walked away with minor cuts from a smarted windshield. eight bullets pierced the glass and one bullet lodged in the cage near the headrest. >> you hope an officer will go through his entire career without facing a situation like this. our officer did face the situation and through his tenacity, through his training, through his experience he was able to come through it. >> reporter: news chopper 2 shows you that scene here last night shortly after 5:30. no word on if the acquaintance will be charged

another protest rally by angry teachers is planned for later today right outside the wells fargo bank in downtown oakland. they're demanding that banks pay more taxes. now the tax protest by oakland teachers started yesterday. they say many banks and other large corporations don't pay their fair share. and they say higher taxes on banks would help reduce california's education budget crisis. >>> ac transit bus fares are going up. the hikes were scheduled to start august 1st with a 10-cent increase for adults and 5 cents for youths, seniors and disabled. ac transit says the increase will bring in about $2 million, but that will not be enough to close the agency's $15 million budget gap. as a result another round of service cuts could come some time next year. >>> wow. time now 5:06. sal is wide awake. you ready to do what you do best, sal? >> yes, dave. i'm going to leave and go watch a giants game now. [ laughter ] >> besides that. >> second best. >> okay. let's go out and take a look at the traffic. i think i took them by surprise. let's go out and take a look at east shore freeway w

making them like the jpmorgan chases, wells fargo, bank of america. interestingly, they did not allow lehman company. they of asked. they denied just like the fed had denied bear stearns access to the feds window in the beginning of 2008 when they asked for that. and they made that ability -- allowed securities firms to hit the fed window. the same day that bear stearns was allowed to fail. so the fed was making very important decisions along the way who to save and who not to save. but, you know, jpmorgan chase was a totally different -- than goldman sachs and morgan stanley. now they fund themselveses in a similar way. although not only does jpmorgan chase have access to the fed window, but it's depositors, you know, money that it uses and basically gets for free because we all know what the interest rate is on the savings accounts or checking accounts, virtually nothing. they get the money for free and lend that out, you know, for higher interest rates. they are playing an arbitrage game. yes, jpmorgan chase was probably the institute that was stro