. >>> you're watching an atm theft in progress. a chain being wrapped around an atm. this atm used to sit in the texaco food mart in shreveport, louisiana. as you can see, this guy is pretty successful. >> whoa. >> gone. >> gone, because they used an suv to ram the store, used the chain, tied it around the atm. pulled it out of the store. but they experienced a little mechanical problem. so they had to get another car. i should add that it was stolen from the same place where they stole the first car. the atm was still in the parking lot so they put it in ts and took off with it. >> they had time to steal another car and everything was still there? >> was the same dealership, so they knew where to get the keys. it was easy pickings. >> i'm impressed with the good people of shreveport, everyone else in shreveport, besides these tools, who were honest people and didn't take the atm from the parking lot. >> firefighters in riverside, california, responded to this fire. it started at a river bottom, but embers from that fire landed on this rv and it caught on fire. >> oh,

bank or the credit union's atm. this is actually a commonality. the bottom line is, if you are a non-customer or a non-member using an atm, you can expect to pay. that is almost universal. > how do thing stack up when it comes to savings deposits? > > you know, the barriers to entry are pretty low in the sense that we didn't see any accounts that required more than $100 to open at the nation's largest credit unions, and nearly three out of four had no minimum balance requirement in order to avoid a fee on a monthly basis. so, not only is free checking pretty prevalent, but even in the accounts where you didn't have free checking, we are still talking about very low balance requirements. > are credit unions becoming more of a threat to banks? > > i think for consumers that are fee-sensitive. if you are shopping around and looking for a better deal, you have to include credit unions in your search. again, we see that in terms of a higher incidence of free checking, lower balance requirements, lower monthly fees, and f

anonymous on hacked atm. this guy has hacked an atm. but what's on the screen? like a normal atm transaction. >> takes his card out. >> receipt comes out. now a windows screen. >> oh. it's angry birds. >> totally real. i think somebody had access to an old atm, smart enough to program it themselves. real. >> i will go real. >> real. >> i don't think he's really hacking the atm. i think they programmed this to be able to give out money and play games on it. >> agree with you there. i'm with that. >> let's say it's fake, because this is a set up. >> i would like one of those at my house. >> all right. soap bubbles. >> cool. >> no way. >> it's freezing. this makes sense. negative 20 degrees outside. >> but you know what? we didn't see it pop. you could cgi that with the computer. >> i think this is real. >> i think it's real, too. >> real. real. >> what's fake about water freezing. >> i don't know. >> i'm not -- >> come on. >> i'll go with fake. >> i like your theory. real on that one. >> yeah. >> last video, naked genius. obviously at a hotel, man brings out his t

, credit unions they are small but they belong to larger atm networks they can open thousands of atms can use free of change. gerri: people think they don't have any atms they do, net, net you found that credit unions have big advantages over banks, so if you are frustrated with your bank, it might be a good move. >> you have to include the credit unions in your comparison shopping. gerri: do you believe that, do they have -- the thing that i worry about, because i bank on-line. on my ipad all of the time, i don't want to have to go into a branch, do the credit unions have same on-line presence as the big banks. >> they are getting there, on-line yes, mobile banks that is the adoption picking up, they are not the first but they do pick it up. for people who value those convenients you can still find it. gerri: craig love having you on. >> thank you gerri. gerri: a software glitch heard, round the world this week, a filing error involving h&r block, getting refunds weeks. customers alleging that company has not returned any fees, joining me now, wealth health managing director, rich, w

atms, i am told, are being topped off and providing cash.ever, they've already removed the amount of the tax that had originally been proposed on saturday. we are still waiting for the banks to reopen. again, they said it would happen on tuesday and they said it would happen on wednesday. now they're saying the banks will reopen on thursday. we will have to wait and see. the size of cyprus' banking sector is huge. it's just incredible to grasp. the u.s. banking sector, to be as big, equivalent to the size of our gdp as cyprus' gdp we would need 45 more jpmorgans in the united states. that's how big cyprus' banking sector is. so, what do we have here? this is from barclays. this is important. what it tells you is how much money has been needed to bailout the banking sectors of various countries based on the size of their gdp? this is cyprus. a country with about a million people. the biggest, 60% of gdp, and the reason part of that is in light pink is because the first time they're going after depositors. the dark pink has been official money

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long lines all week at the atms of cyprus' weakest bank. customers desperate to get as much cash as possible in case the bank collapses. at supermarkets, families stocking up. fearing shelves will soon be empty with all the banks closed, businesses can't pay for supplies and restock. buying so much, olga brought her two teenage sons to help. >> well, we are concerned that there will be shortages of food. so it is definitely we want to make sure. i have a family, i have to feed my family. >> reporter: tonight the president of cyprus in brussels headquarters of the european union begging for a bail-out for his country and its banks. no matter what, the country's once massive banking sector will shrink. thousands of bank employees took to the street this is weekend to protest. >> i'm going to lose everything. no job. no pension. no money. nothing. nothing. nothing. >> reporter: she and thousands of others at risk of losing their jobs. >> this negotiation has been especially difficult because the europeans are tired of bailouts. cyprus is the f

throughout cyprus lines could be seen at the atms of the country's weakest bank, people desperate to take out cash because they're on the verge of failure. >> we're being treated like third-class citizens and we're very, very angry. >> reporter: how much money did you take out? >> i just took $1,000. i've been taking $1,000 every day.

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two months later another agency halted atm services at a south korean bank. professor kim jong un says the latest cyber attack is different from those in the past. >> translator: many private firms use shared servers. workers for these companies use the same programs in the same computer systems to nd out emails and access data. if hackers infect such a shared server with a computer virus, all the firms using the same server will be affected. i think this is what happened today. i think it was an organized crime. because the perpetrators were familiar with our schedule. they aimed for 2:00, when banks carry out most of their transactions before closing time. broadcasting firms assemble materials for programs aired in the evening around that time. the virus was like a time bomb for the computer networks. it took a certain period of time after the network system was infected for it to explode. i suspect the time lag between the possible infection and today's incident is likely to have been planned to coincide with the north's announcement that it will attack th

the numbers on bank cards put into the atm were being swiped by thieves. several customer accounts were compromised so folks are being warned about this. >>> new at 11:00, a public discussion about what to do with yosemite. the meeting was held at fort mason tonight. national park service has coming up with a restoration plan to replace the park's aging infrastructure. swimming pools and ice rinks could be on the to be demolished list. steps are being proposed to deal with congestion in the park. >> we want to go yosemite to see the amazing half dome and amazing cliffs and see the water falls and wildflowers, you don't want to sit in a traffic jam. >> other changes in the merced river plan would get rid of bike and raft rentals. >> twitter is celebrating eighth 7th anniversary. >> it's undeniable that san francisco is part of our life. >> inside the market street headquarters. how this start-up grew so fast. also catch me in you can. how this imposture made it into a a cockpit of a u.s. airways flight. and random act of kindness, supplies something left a

picking out cash for the atm, you better watch your back. someone may be spying on you from inside . atm. >> i am so glad you folks are not here during the break. you think i center a hard time during the show. the red, white and blue look being at your green. obama administration planning to let spy agencies guessing through your finances. it is it going after terrorist including charles? what do you think of that? >> i can't believe that this same president that rail would against the patriot act. are you serious? the ghost of the andrew napolitano . that sounds like it goes against everything it stands for. that is transactions to find out what is going on with the terrorist. it is too much and we have to draw the line in the sand. >> what do you think? >> i think the f.b.i. has acess to this. it is suspicious financial transactions. >> say you popped up on the radar >> f.b.i. . you should let c.i.a. and them do whatever the f.b.i. does. i have no problem if it means fighting terrorist. >> you can use tt as a lotex>> look at elliott sphit

the disappointing news about cyprus and the run on the atm came over saturday and i decided that while very negative, no denying it, it wouldn't impact our market that much because we are now way past the days when europe can lord it over our markets. sunday i went over to tavarian which i own with other guys in new jersey and see how breakfast was going and i happened to bump into stewart hoffman, the chief economist from pnc financial services group who was staying overnight at our joint, thanks to the innkeeper, her and her husband michael run a tight ship and i just carry out the bags. when i asked stewart what was he thinking about cyprus and the atm bank lines and the tax scheme where they essentially bang the depositors for money. they violated the sacrosanct compact, i told him, that was meant to protect those deposits. stewart's all about common sense. he didn't think all of that much about the cyprus story. more importantly, he was hoping we wouldn't make too of it on this show because it would blow over since cyprus was a special case that couldn't easily be extrapolated and

you see there some worried people lining up outside atms because the banks are still closed, our nicksh is in the capital. >> the reason people are in such large numbers is because this atm is working. some getting 500 euros, some less, not sure what the rules are to many of them but it's a symptom of a panic slowly setting in. we have a banking system here that's really beginning to collapse. people in shops saying they'd rather take cash because the people supplying them goods for sale insist on receiving cash concern for the government's pay system won't function in the 48 hours ahead. but above all people just trying to make sure they have enough money to get through the days ahead. >> so much uncertainty. so much distrust. richard quest is joining us now from london on this. so what happens monday if they don't come up with a so-called plan b? >> right. if there is no credible, workable plan, or a bailout plan, than the european central bank and the central bank of the eurozone, the fed for europe has said it will withdraw what's known as emergency liquidity assistance, ela. this

customers must swipe the atm to open the door after hours.ed a fake, the normal card reader is on the left the phony reader is on the right t looks the same except for the two blue bars. he talked exclusively to ktvu. >> most people are not thinking about that and they think that is the way to unlock the door. >> investigators say this is the first time they have seen a skimmer device on an access door. they are checking if any account information was collected on the memory cards. >> an attack from hackers could lead to an outage. the utility chiefs security office told state regulators. a cyber attack could leave people in the dark for months. >> pg&e said it hasn't had a major attack but they have seen it in phishing attempts. >>> starting out with a live look from san francisco here. there is plenty of gray just inside the bay. east bay, south bay, seeing it along the peninsula. and we see patchy dense fog. and it is tough with visibility. p santa rosa half mile to mile. waking up with a little bit of a fog. and visibility is a mile. i ex

the numbers on bank cards put into the atm were being swiped by thieves. several customer accounts were compromised so folks are being warned about this. >>> new at 11:00, a public discussion about what to do with yosemite. the meeting was held at fort mason tonight. national park service has coming up with a restoration plan to replace the park's aging infrastructure. swimming pools and ice rinks could be on the to be demolished list. steps are being proposed to deal with congestion in the park. >> we want to go yosemite to see the amazing half dome and amazing cliffs and see the water falls and wildflowers, you don't want to sit in a traffic jam. >> other changes in the merced river plan would get rid of bike and raft rentals. >> twitter is celebrating eighth 7th anniversary. >> it's undeniable that san francisco is part of our life. >> inside the market street headquarters. how this start-up grew so fast. also catch me in you can. how this imposture made it into a a cockpit of a u.s. airways flight. and random act of kindness, supplies something left a

>> that's what it looks like when the atms spring to life. michelle caruso-cabrera reporting from there for us. that calm scene relatively in cyprus helped set the mood for a record high on wall street today. the s&p 500 broke its all-time closing record today. up day all around, in fact. dow was up 52. nasdaq up 11. s&p's six-point gain was enough to set the best point high from october of '07. >>> still ahead tonight the powerful force of nature that ripped a neighborhood into the water. it's just the latest dangerous landslide this year. tonight we'll look at what's behind it. >>> later this evening, making a difference for wounded warriors back on their feet on the path finally to healing. >>> we check back in tonight on an unstoppable facet of nature. the slow and unstoppable loss of land, falling into the water along a newly formed line of cliffs. it's happening on whidbey island in washington state about 30 miles north of seattle. homes that once looked over the water are now gone. the view is moving inland toward the next set of homes

the numbers on bank cards put into the atm were being swiped by thieves.everal customer accounts were compromised so folks are being warned about this. >>> new at 11:00, a public discussion about what to do with yosemite. the meeting was held at fort mason tonight. national park service has coming up with a restoration plan to replace the park's aging infrastructure. swimming pools and ice rinks could be on the to be demolished list. steps are being proposed to deal with congestion in the park. >> we want to go yosemite to see the amazing half dome and amazing cliffs and see the water falls and wildflowers, you don't want to sit in a traffic jam. >> other changes in the merced river plan would get rid of bike and raft rentals. >> twitter is celebrating eighth 7th anniversary. >> it's undeniable that san francisco is part of our life. >> inside the market street headquarters. how this start-up grew so fast. also catch me in you can. how this imposture made it into a a cockpit of a u.s. airways flight. and random act of kindness, supplies something left a wo

any chance at all they will keep the banks closed and just keep using the atm machines?the plan is, david, to get the banks open as well on tuesday, but i got to tell you, and for our viewers we should look closer at this. what they basically say with the controls of transactions limits on how much money you can take out of the bank, once the banks are open, that the euro currency used on this island will change in quality, compared to the euro used elsewhere. a very controversial element to this bailout plan. >> wow! that is fascinating. we may have two different kind of euros based on what is happening that could happen in italy and spain. greg palkot, great reporting. thank you very much. coming up on monday our own rich edson will be live in cyprus bringing you all the latest developments on this continuing crisis. we have it well-covered here at fbn. shibani: call it papal bond plays a catholics turn to the south for spiritual leadership. one analyst says look to the south for portfolio boosting bond place. he will tell you where to place your bets ahead. david: ple

there are ready are how much you can get from the atm. they will be introducing strict border checks to make sure the flight of money out of the country ceases. >> thank you, peter sharp, reporting from nicosia. xi jinping's first trip abroad as china's president. in moscow a few hours ago. he is due to meet russian president vladimir putin. robin forestier-walker has the latest. his first tour is a very symbolic one. choosing moscow in the same way that president putin chose beijing. these countries have a lot in common, strategically, symbolically, and pragmatically. they are in step when it comes to security council issues like syria and iran. they are both keen to counter the united states power and influence in the asia-pacific region. and they will be looking to sign a number of agreements on trade and energy. the russians very much need chinese assistance in the far east. what we might expect out of this could be a pipeline from russia into china. the russians need to diversify their energy. they are too dependent on the europeans.

remember when there weren't atms, during the depression? so they have been flying in cash and supplying the atm machines so people can get out money. but businesses can't get their working capital, and if the ecb suddenly decides to cut the country off, because in theory they shouldn't be helping out insolvent banks that are here, then you could have a complete financial collapse. so the government's got to do something. maria, back to you. >> michelle, the options here are just extraordinary. michelle caruso-cabrera on the ground right now in cyprus. thank you so much. the cypriot government is looking for any alternative it can find, rather than accept that eu proposal. earlier today, cyprus' finance minister was in moscow meeting with his russian counterpart. hays trying to get a new loan while extending a current loan with more favorable terms. he walked away from the meeting without a deal. he says he'll stay in moscow, though, to continue these negotiations. george theo krooets is with cyprus international institute of management. he

atm's now only issuing 260 euros. most of the protesters outside parliament are popular bank staff. they were told that the bank with close -- that the bank would close. some tried to storm the building. the whole situation is very shaky indeed because it looks as if as one problem goes, another one comes up. >> thanks for the update from nicosia. on today's market action, and european shares suffered their biggest drop in three weeks on thursday. the negative market sentiment, however, had less to do with cyprus and more to do with a report showing an unexpected slowdown in german manufacturing output. our correspondents and as the summary from the frankfurt stock exchange. >> cyprus was once again the major topic of the financial markets. the ecb's decision to cut the lifeline of separate banks on monday caused a real shock -- the lifeline of cypriaot thanks. although the ecb had won several times that they would do so, and no one took it seriously. markets have also been hit by disappointing economic data. the eurozone's downturn is deepening, and german growth pulled down in the

and then the lines at the atms as well. now we are told that there's going to be a 250-euro limit if and when the banks reopen. they're going to put in capital controls. as long as there's a plan in place at some point, the european central bank will let them reopen on tuesday. we've got to see this all finalized. back to you. >> absolutely. just real quick, what are the chances do you think these banks or some of the banks would default and we could see cyprus leave the eurozone altogether? >> reporter: so it looks like from what i'm hearing from sources within the meetings, they're telling me that it looks like there's going to be one bank that shut down, one of the weaker banks will remain standing. it will get more capital. that looks like the plan. it was two banks that are considered insolvent. then because there will be capital controls in place, it will be very hard to bring down the banking system. they're doing this on purpose. normally they are prohibited from doing this in the european union. but in this case, b

the atm seems to be working up to a point.ened with the current accounts, the central bank has frozen really about 9% over our current account or seem to have frozen these amounts. so anything beyond that you can take out of the atms. business will not be moving. we don't expect anything to be moving this week. so the demand for cash flow i don't think will be there. it's people are still in shock. they haven't really understood what is going on. there's so much anger going on at the moment. i don't think even we'll sit down at our desk this week. we'll try to sort out what this means for each of our businesses, how this affects us cash flow wise, deposit wise, and what will this mean for our future operations. obviously it's not going to kill us. but it will sure make a very big dent in our immediate cash flows. >> very much. luke, we wish you well. and we'll be keeping tabs on what's going on there. thank you very much for joining us. >> thank you, luke. things are worsening right now as we approach the close. we've just got

their talk, with talk of a 10% tax on deposit the money, has a lot of angry customers storming the atm machines but the government has closed banks to avid a bank run, and keeping them close until they sort this out, but the tax is till coming. for cyprus it is about the cost of staying in the euro club, never mind how average i citizes there are getting club. but this is about taxing assets there. something with which we should all be very familiar here. no uncle sam has not hacked into our bank accounts -- yet, but he made a b-line for our other assets like next time we try to sell our home, and obamacare wants 3.8% of the profit for medicare tax. juss like it is tacking medical devices for what it deems exception atrogen -- generous healthy insurance policy. so what is such a big leap going from hitting you up for dollars off fur devices, and hitting you up for dollars off your deposits. none, i tell you cyprus is not isolated. i am telling you, cyprus is a test case, it is starting, it was not only liberal the world over watching. now big brother, everywhere salivating, that mike r

and empty atms after crisis left a $13 billion hole in the country's banking system. a bailout proposal from the eu came with strings attached in the form of a tax ranging between 6% and 9% on federally insured bank depositors in cyprus. most people i spoke to thought it was terrible idea. sheer what former treasury secretary larry summers told me. >> this idea that the little guy is the first victim in going after moral hazard is a new idea in resolving financial crisis and is not a very good idea as pictures of people lining up at the atm machines demonstrate. >> meanwhile, important earnings news this week. software giant oracle missed earnings expectations, as did transportation bellwether fed ex. general mills, housing company lennar and williams sonoma all came in ahead of expectations. more strength in the housing sector to report. new home starts roast 8/10 of a percent in february, about what analysts were looking for. that's an annualized rate of 917,000 new homes. the federal reserve continuing its easy money policy and the banking crisis in cyprus. which i

imagine if you wanted to go to an atm machine or a bank and everyone you hit up was closed. go to td ameritrade. closed. citibank, closed. bank of america, closed. wells fargo. closed. all these banks, all these offices, within a block of where i stand right now, but none of them are open. you can't get your money.n ablet your money for upwards of a week. it's been the way things have been in cyprus now for the better part of a week. imagine going that long, not getting access to your cash. imagine being a rich depositor and seeing the government take close to half that cash. now you've got an idea of how bad this problem is and how if it happened here, it would feel a heck of a lot worse. that's why we're on the street, because we want to talk to folks. there but by the grace of god, what would it be like if it happened to them. >> it's -- be careful where they invest expect put it. >> it's absolutely frightening what's happening. the people must be deaf stated. >> what would you do if you couldn't get access to you money for a week or more. >> it's scary. >> what is happen

investigators warned criminal target atm and gas stations and anywhere card readers are used. >>> the weekend is upon us and a lot of people have parade plans. sandhya patel has a look at the forecast in live doppler 7hd. >> if you are going to the st. patrick's day parade you are wonder figure the rain will holdup. let's check out live doppler 7hd. sze patches of fog -- we have patches of fog showing up here right over san francisco. the temperature right now 56 degrees. mid50s for oakland, san jose. 48 in half moon bay. we do have rain in the forecast. i will let you know if it will arrive for the weekend or if it will hold off until next week. carolyn? >> see you shortly. >>> a missing scots valley man has been found in a utah library. they say matthew austin abraham is in their custody and undergoing a medical evaluation following a severe head injury. we have surveillance image to show of 8 braye ham in sparks, in eve nef -- of abraham in sparks where a bros driver dropped him -- a bros driver dropped him off. he and a person on the bus were trying to figure out who abraham was.

investigators warned criminal target atm and gas stations and anywhere card readers are used. >>> thes upon us and a lot of people have parade plans. sandhya patel has a look at the forecast in live doppler 7hd. >> if you are going to the st. patrick's day parade you are wonder figure the rain will holdup. let's check out live doppler 7hd. sze patches of fog -- we have patches of fog showing up here right over san francisco. the temperature right now 56 degrees. mid50s for oakland, san jose. 48 in half moon bay. we do have rain in the forecast. i will let you know if it will arrive for the weekend or if it will hold off until next week. carolyn? >> see you shortly. >>> a missing scots valley man has been found in a utah library. they say matthew austin abraham is in their custody and undergoing a medical evaluation following a severe head injury. we have surveillance image to show of 8 braye ham in sparks, in eve nef -- of abraham in sparks where a bros driver dropped him -- a bros driver dropped him off. he and a person on the bus were trying to figure out who abraham was. >> he had

investigators warned criminal target atm and gas stations and anywhere card readers are used. >>> the weekend is upon us and a lot of people have parade plans. sandhya patel has a look at the forecast in live doppler 7hd. >> if you are going to the st. patrick's day parade you are wonder figure the rain will holdup. let's check out live doppler 7hd. sze patches of fog -- we have patches of fog showing up here right over san francisco. the temperature right now 56 degrees. mid50s for oakland, san jose. 48 in half moon bay. we do have rain in the forecast. i will let you know if it will arrive for the weekend or if it will hold off until next week. carolyn? >> see you shortly. >>> a missing scots valley man has been found in a utah library. they say matthew austin abraham is in their custody and undergoing a medical evaluation following a sury. head injury. we have surveillance image to show of 8 braye ham in sparks, in eve nef -- of abraham in sparks where a bros driver dropped him -- a bros driver dropped him off. he and a person on the bus hore trying to figure out abraham was. >> he

throughout cyprus lines could be seen at the atms of the country's weakest bank, people desperate to take out cash because they're on the verge of failure. >> we're being treated like third-class citizens and we're very, very angry. >> reporter: how much money did you take out? >> i just took $1,000. i've been taking $1,000 every day. and personally, i'm taking this money and cash with me to the u.k. tonight. >> reporter: because? >> because we don't know what the future of our country holds. >> reporter: the reason they're using the atm? the banks have been closed nearly a week and won't open until tuesday, earliest. business owners deeply affected by the bank closures. the head of this fruit import business is worried about making payroll. >> we are doing our best to expedite the cash collecting process in order to be able to pay our employees next week. most shipping lines require that you pay in cash. so if you want to get some important goods, you have to pay in cash. >> reporter: bank employees likely to be on the losing end as well, and they know it, showing up in front of par

there are i think around 15 or so that don't have any visa plus atms either. so if you're taking at $20 you're paying $6.18 fees to do, that's expensive for people who are on unemployment compensation picks i think with this card the one free atm transaction in network per load, that's exactly in fact what we are arguing for. so i think this card -- the cards are out there for unemployment. >> and the point of sale point is important but that may network all the time for everybody, right? >> that is a challenge. i think from coming to talk to some of the more financial planner types, you know, advocacy folks, the danger is that it might be encouraging people to spend to get money off the card. so they're going into a convenience store or grocery store, maybe they'll spend $10 if they were not looking to do that but they want to take 20 off the card. >> is there any sort of best practice at the state level that you have seen? >> you know, first, the national consumer law center as mentioned has done great reports on the card. i think, again, you know, i think a

the atm machines are working again.man is showing this, a couple of people are overjoyed that they can get some money out of this. we talked to one person who said that he had been to 20 different atms today and could not find any cash. people here are desperate. just about three blocks from where we are standing. the politicians are working through the night to try to come up with yet another version of their approach to a bailout for this near bankrupt country. shutting down one of the biggest banks here. dipping into state pension funds, even the germans thought that was a little bit rough. right now they are saying that a tax or levy would be about 100 30,000 dollars or more. protesters outside the parliament, they are angry about possibly losing her job, about not having any money. about wondering where their country is going. which is also what you also know of the european union and global in global markets. watching very closely this tiny island nation. as you noted, monday is the deadline. come up with a plan w

she has no atm card, so closed banks mean there's no more money now for food. here, how much is left in her purse for her family to live off. >> translator: not even five euros. i took a loan from friends to get through the weekend, but i don't know when the banks open again. my son gets paid tomorrow, with a check, but he can't cash it anywhere. we have money, but can't get at it. maybe even for a week. >> reporter: her eldest two have grown and work to pay for school, but little elena always has questions. >> translator: mom, what will we do now, she asks. at school even the little ones talk. she hears stuff in school and that's a problem. i can't put adult problems on a baby's shoulder. i explain, i say we can get through this. we will wait and something good, i believe, will come of this. i feel hopeless. fear, not just for my future, but for the future of my children. what can we do? >> across nicosia there is that sense that places like this normally bustling now barren and empty. so many cypriots waking up to hear the solutions the government offered day

but no long cues at the atms as far as we could see right now. back over to you. >> that's a great point. carolin, following all the developments for us on the ground. now for more from market reaction, head of strategy at ing investment, valentin, thank you for your time this morning. markets haven't necessarily fallen out of bed on this news. what do you think explains whether it's the lack of reaction as carolin was saying on the ground in cypress or frankly across markets the sense of relative calm? >> yeah, it is remarkable if you saw how much attention this whole topic kwas was getting over the weekend, you were anticipating a much bigger fallout. clearly, it hasn't come through. clearly, the panic, which is not yet visible in the streets of cypress is not becoming visible in the streets of other countries and not in markets, either. and i think an element here is the broad understanding that it's not only negative. clearly, there was a mix up in how they solve this program and clearly also levying people with savings under 100,000 euros wa