thieves emptied cash from the atm at union 76 station in the sunset district. it happened around 3:30 this morning. it appears they wrapped a chain around the atm, hooked the other end to the van's bumper, and pulled the front of the machine off. a similar theft took place as an atm along the south side of market street near 8th street this morning. >>> president obama is urging liberals to keep up the fight. the president appeared in a pretaped video at a gathering of liberal bloggers and activists in las vegas. the video was introduced by speaker pelosi, who received a standing ovation when she took the stage. she told those unhappy with the pace of change to recognize what has been achieved in washington since the president was elected. >>> up next, local veterans get a special honor at the oakland coliseum. the big thank you from the a's. in the clubhouse and on the field. also, the government okays medical marijuana for some v.a. hospitals. and a scary crash at an air show in canada. the pilot gets out in the nick of time. >> leigh: behind me you can see o

because of the large volume of atm deposits. and the expense of researching small discrepancies. >> this practice is way you know out of sync with the industry. >> reporter: the consumer federation of california representative says all those little atm mistakes could be a windfall for wells. >> pretty soon that's adding up to telephones millions of dollars and it's wrong for them to keep that money. >> if a customer feels that they may have miskeyed a deposit they can contacts the banker and wells fargo will help to research it. >> how many people will go back after the goss is already completed and say let me check, gee, i don't know what that deposit was. >> reporter: the suit was filed last summer. now it's up to a judge to decide whether it's a valid complaint and whether the case will go forward. in the meantime, it's always a good idea to check your bank transactions to catch any discrepancies. i'm elizabeth wenger for cbs 5 consumerwatch. >> and, of course, if you have a consumer question or problem, call our hotline. vol

. >>> the bay area man with the secret to atms to give it up. >> you haven't tripled your water use, have you? >> month way. >> but her water bay tripled overnight. her tale and warning for others. good evening, i'm lisa kim. >> i'm jessica aguirre. a san leandro woman is feeling under water after seeing her bill triple. it skyrocketed after a new meter was installed. she may not be alone. a draining situation. >> the last bill i got was $164. and the one before that was $118. very fraus traited. >> reporter: frustrated because pary says her water bill tripled. >> at my age, i don't need this. >> reporter: she says she hasn't changed a single habit. but on paper her water use has skyrocketed from 300 gallons to 900 a day. >> they checked everything in the house over and over. >> reporter: she thinks it's the new meter that was installed. her granddaughter e-mailed us from washington to say the family has conducted multiple tests and the found the meter moving even when no water was being used. >> he tells me it can't possibly be the meter because it's a new meter. and they don't have

silicon valley hacker barn aby jack spent two years tinkering with atms he bought online. he figured out the code and gets them to spit out he showed his discovery in las vegas. so far the code works only for the standalone machines, like the ones outside gas stations. he's director of security research and says he not only got the money but the account information of people who used the atm. >>> we've seen police on foot, on horseback, even on bikes. now scooter cops? san francisco pd is giving these electric scooters a two-week priority officer richard lee says it takes $62 a day to run a cruiser. the scooters run six to eight hours on 44 cents. lee says the vehicles are already used airports and police departments in southern california. >>> to news for your money, we want a look at the early trading this morning, courtney reagan live at cnbc headquarters with a preview. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. futures are higher this morning, which is good news because we saw wall street snap its win streak wednesday. markets dropped first on a worse than expected repo

a similar theft took place at the atm on market street this morning. police aren't sure how much money was stolen. >> oscar grant's mother sat down for her first one-on-one interview since the verdict of mehserle. the former b.a.r.t. officer who shot her son to death. she spoke with callers during the gospel experience show. >> i think it's a healing process for me as well as those who was under the sound of hearing my voice, being also getting a healing process. i think that to face what i faced, and what some of the callers has faced, is tragic. >> alan: grants family hopes to see rallies take place to push for the strongest sentence possible for mehserle. >> for us as a community to come together to join hands and to believe and trust that the system will work. it will be a sad day that a sentencing comes back with just probation. we do not see that. we do not believe that. >> alan: the sentence is will take place on november 5th. he remains in the lock -- los angeles county jail. >>> starting today. vallejo police will be sending out half as many p

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a card skimmer was used and it's an electronic device that attached to an atm. the information is used to create fake cards. they may have stolen information from as many as 50 customers. >>> we are learning more about the man arrested at the end of a big man hunt along the bay in sals lee to. 30 officers searched for a fugitive considered armed and dangerous who was found hiding between the docks. it happened after an officer recognized him riding in a car. the driver pulled over, but the fugitive took off running to the dock. >> well, there's concern about the people on the boats as to whether or not everybody would be all right or he might take a hostage or not. >> he alluded police for more than two hours spending time in 60-degree waters. he has outstanding charge where he is accused of throwing a bottle and striking a girl in the face. you can find the video at ktvu.com. >>> still ahead, disappointing news for fans of the iphone and the mayor says he will not wait to >>> taking a live look at the big board on wall street, a triple digit gain right now. the

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however, the customer has to do all of their banking online or through atms and you have to agree toperless. customers who even think about using a teller to make deposit or withdrawal are going to get charged a fee. $9 fee for that. bank of america started testing the concept in georgia last november. they plan to offer the accounts nationwide next month. so -- >> don't even look at the tellers. >> don't go in there, don't talk to them, don't engage in conversation. >> what if you have a cash deposit? >> you're going to be in trouble. >> maybe a roll of quarters from the parking meter. it's going to dost you. >> how are things rolling? >> overall, nicely. friday morning. we expecting or hoping for friday light. we have a problem for westbound highway four. coming through pittsburgh. reports of a wooden pallet, those things at costco that used to carry p big loads around. that's in the road right now and also reports of a cat cadillac on the side of the road may have hit p the debris. there may be traffic break and more slowing westbound in the next few minutes. coming through, where

atm card, credit cards, debit cards, medications or spare pair of glasses, scissors a watch. >> water, water humans need water more than they need food. it's really important that we store water that we can use in an emergency. the recommendation is a minimum of one gallon per person per day for 3 days is what the federal guidelines are what fema recommends and 72 hours. org might recommend it, too. my recommendation is 5 days just to be safe. for the water, in my opinion unopened store bought water would be the best. they come in plastic jugs and have dateos them so you know when to replace them. if you store tap water you should be prepare todd purify this water before you use it. and make sure you keep track of how old it is. store in a cool dark place. a place where animals can't get to. in my basement, there is 3 gallons here. here's an example of store bought water. i see the dates. i keep it in a plastic crate and over here there's a piece of wood. someone told me if you store plastic jugs of water don't store it on top of concrete. i don't remember the reason. but here's a pie

the proposed atm walk-up facility will be 1'8" in width and 2'8" in height and 2'5" in depth and would be located 2'5" above the sidewalk. the proposed a.t.m. walk-up facility would be open for operation 24 hours a day and not affiliated with any financial institution. as far as issues of consideration, the proposed a.t.m. walk-up facility will replace a facility that was installed approximately 10 years ago and with the permit which has been removed. and the project sponsor had remove it to abate a violation sent by this planning department. as far as the project sponsor has conducted a site survey of the existing a.t.m. walk-up facilities and indicated there is only one local bank and a few a.t.m.'s and the proposed a.t.m. will be one of two that will be open 24 hours a day within the haight street general area. also, as far as some issues and considerations the project sponsor has indicated there are considerations of why the a.t.m. walk-up facility wasn't set back initially because they believed that it would have a more significant impact of altering the existing building's facade

people who use the atm how old carefully check their bank statements. >>> was it arson? authorities trying tonight to figure out what started a fire that contained a half dozen vehicles parked in the long term lot. some of the owners still have no idea their cars are a total loss. >> reporter: an airport shuttle driver witnessed a shuttle bus on fire and called 911. six vehicles were totaled. >> the fire department arson investigators came in because of the special circumstance. >>> that van is leased to a peninsula man. >> reporter: sources tell ktvu all of the vehicles had been here for at least a few days. people who park at this long term lot were surprised when they heard about the fire. >>> i probably wouldn't want to park here but we really don't have a choice. >> doesn't concern me. it's probably just a fluke. >> reporter: airport officials say they are trying to use dmv records to contact the registered owners of the vehicle but are not having much luck. investigators say it might take days before they know the cause of the fire. at the san francisco internation

people who use the atm how old carefully check their bank statements. >>> was it arson? authorities trying tonight to figure out what started a fire that contained a half dozen vehicles parked in the long term lot. some of the owners still have no idea their cars are a total loss. >> reporter: an airport shuttle driver witnessed a shuttle bus on fire and called 911. six vehicles were totaled. >> the fire department arson investigators came in because of the special circumstance. >>> that van is leased to a peninsula man. >> reporter: sources tell ktvu all of the vehicles had been here for at least a few days. people who park at this long term lot were surprised when they heard about the fire. >>> i probably wouldn't want to park here but we really don't have a choice. >> doesn't concern me. it's probably just a fluke. >> reporter: airport officials say they are trying to use dmv records to contact the registered owners of the vehicle but are not having much luck. investigators say it might take days before they know the cause of the fire. at the san francisco internation

get yourself now a couple hundred dollars in 20s and put it and hide it in your house because the atm'sen't going to be working and it will be a cash economy for this 72 hour period. >> at least 72 hour period. >> right. >> i like the idea of buying a couple of cost co's flash light and leaving them in the kit and forgetting about them. >> across the street, here's th whole thing four floork lights with batteries , 9.99. how can you go long. this week's special, 13.99 for mag light. >> you know where the pateries are just put them away. >> i have a separate box in my house like this filled with batteries and we say batteries wheafs do you need? >> you need to have your number on your building so everyone knows who you are. >> i'm a building inspector and i go looking for your house. half the time, especially commercial places, they don't put the number up and the emergency vehicle can't find you. cheep. these are solid brass , $2.99. make sure your numbers where displayed. i browt a bunge cord and screw eyes. in your garage anything that might fall over, put the screw eyes in the paul a

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and they reimburse you for atm fees. you have the credit unions. 39 of the 50 largest credit unions in this country actually have free checking. now, you can usually access those through your work or through a professional association. and they are real banks. they are monitored by the fdic. most of them are fdic assured. so, they're a good place to bank, as well. >> you know, a lot of -- for a lot of people, moving their money to another bank would be too much hassle. more hassle than it's worth. if you don't want to leave your bank, but you want the free checking, are there ways around these rules? >> there are. and you're right. moving your money can be a big deal. you have to undo accounts and direct deposits and things like that. and some of the major banks allow you to get around it. citibank, for example, has something called ez checking. normally, they charge you $7.50 to $9.50 a month to maintain your checking account. but they say they'll waive that if you keep $1,500 across a combination of citibank accounts.

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