bankamerica, included, which is mine loan holder. i reached out to a community organization in my neighborhood enter non-traditional financing, i was able to start my business, which no employees 40 families in san francisco and currently has two sfmta garages, which generate over $2 million in gross revenue. in the funds get deposited into bank of america. even then, big of america will not give me access to credit to expand my business, which you know what, we're used to, so no worries on that, but i am still working with them to modify my house loan. as i sit in loan modification purgatory, i see with this upcoming -- i think with this upcoming rfp, which in mandate the banks to set clear matrix's on how they're helping non- traditional people access loans, for closures, you know -- our they help us? let's hold them accountable. we can send matrix's fedor quantifiable of the want to be responsive to this at the very least. thank you. supervisor avalos: how long have you been in loan modification limbo? >> it is guinta b five years

bankamerica is the country's largest bank. we will have to see if they can keep their website up and running. >> coming up later in this broadcast monday night football icon compares obama to hit and that it up next later in the broadcast. at bank of america, we're lending and investing in the people and communities who call the bay area home. from funding that helped a local entrepreneur start a business... to providing grants to a nonprofit which offers job training and placement... and supporting an organization working to help the environment. because the more we do in the bay area, the more we help make opportunity possible. said was inside this hour. 8 then we have was warhead on the news at >> and coming here >> and for new development in the east bay city, kron4 news. >> if we had our system in principle calling, are held by recalling. >> the largest school district reporting that all but nine of required to get a whopping cough wilshire now received it this story coming up. >> it turns up few lines that would crime ac

bankamerica will start fare $5 fee next year. not target has plans to open at midnight the day after black friday. they will also extend to restore balance. now red box is raising prices at their red kiosks. it will cost 205 more making a dvd $1.20. the company's ceo says that the high prices necessary in order to keep up with demand for the latest films. >> vicki: the economy topped the agenda for both the president and gop hopefuls. >>reporter: the unemployment rate, the nation's debt in occupy wall street all connected to one thing, the economy. president barak obama says that he has a plan to reenergize the economy but it will not be a quick fix. >> rebuilding an economy where everyone has the chance to succeed will take time. our economic problems were a decade in the making in the will not be solved overnight. america is better off when everyone has the chance to get ahead not just those of the talk of the income scale. the more americans who prosper, the more america prosperous. >> he talked about a policy to help homeowne

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municipal bank of san francisco will get the interest on its own pension funds instead of giving it to bankamerica. second, dumppg &e to have public power. that would give us lower rates. 3, the rich must pay their fair share in taxes. money is being sucked upward as i speak. let's bring it back down. taxes the rich. duh. in this era of white -- right wing at renters and passes aggressive -- it is time for a woman, it is time for a green, it is time for san francisco to woman up and become the city outsiders already think it is. remember, ranked joyce voting gives you the freedom to vote your heart. if my ideas excite you, make me your number one choice. eight other city is possible. -- another city as possible. >> the league of women voters and sfgovtv has partnered to give you statements from 14 people running for mayor. >> i am david chiu, president of the board of supervisors. my story is not differ from the hundreds of thousands of san francisco not born here. i was born in cleveland, raised in boston, the son of immigrant parents who sacrificed so my brothers and i could receive a grade educ

>> we need to make sure the injustices created by bankamerica, wells fargo, and other banks like that are not just taken lightly. the words i am talking about and just as i am asking for is something that gets hurt here, gets hurt on a state level and the national level because something needs to be done. >> [speaking spanish] >> thank you very much. i want to make sure what i am saying does not just a year, that it gets to higher levels of government because we need to make sure we take into consideration all people being affected by this and we continue to build up our country and local economies. >> good afternoon. i have another meeting to go to. i want to state this. it's been about three years ago when i came before your committee and stated was happening in my community with the latinos and asians and how their homes are being foreclosed. but when the program came out, homeowners could get their homes modified in order to pay less than the amount they were paying to the bank. bank of america said oes, you qualify, but just so happens, -- they said oh, yes, you qualify, but ther

. >> iit bankamerica? -- of america? urging a run. at a time the economies are completely allowed to imploding. i think he is right -- they are simply not facing at all the magnitude. >> banks really are not an ject of sympathy. >> but up $5 surcharge is not what the american economy hangs on. >> but not exactly for the one island of prosperity in a sea of misery. >> let's set -- set the record straight on the political campaign. it is happening on both sides. the effort to defeat barack obama started two and a half years ago and it has been sustained. obama, yes from he is in campaign mode and the question is has he gotten to the mode to late. >> president of the united states. he had a debt commission last year that he ignored, a budget he submitted this year that was laughed at in his own democratic senate. he has not governed at all. >> know it is your fault, no it is your fault. after a while somebody -- >> i don't think the history is quite equal. i think level performance over the raising of the debt limit was so disgusting, an

from bankamerica, and wells fargo. bank of america and wells fargo. banks are not making leaving easy. >> take a look it is you tube video protesters getting arrested to close their bank account with citibank. they are to no---showing that make of ama is showing that new fees are charging $5 per month for using your debit card. in addition, the housing crisis. there is a reporter future profits of people of lost their homes. while some customers have left, some credit unions are trying to cash in on disgruntled calkesha- customers. >>catherine: the police chief are commenting on the medical marijuana. >> charles clifford, i will have your full story of the officer assault. >>reporter: a double homicide coming up when kron 4 news, continues. >>catherine: it was still a robber gets $4,000 worth of jewelry. >>gabe: your cellphone overages my tech report. >>jacqueline: a great day of their but a cool down, coming up. . in the last 24 hours we have seen a 15 degree difference. the >>jacqueline: welcome back. with 8 degrees warmer in the san jose these warm

in san francisco, bankamerica primarily, wells fargo, union bank. >> the the largest institutions historically have been the institutions that have been the banks for municipalities. i think the recent efforts to rethink that are a result of frustration, a growing frustration that you and others have pointed out around issues like for closure. those happen to be the same institutions that are the biggest for closures. i think there is a move towards moving the money out of those institutions. then there reasonable question is, where would the money go? supervisor avalos: kenny talk briefly about your work with the fairland and working group? >> as no, that group was set up by the board, the treasurer, says a reporter, and supervisor maxwell urged the board to set up this working group, which comprised of representatives from banks, credit unions, mortgage brokers, realtors, community foundations, and a few nonprofits. there was a report that came out of it. a large number of recommendations were made. again, most of them were not implemented. there were a couple the kind of speak to the issues

bankamerica has proposed a settlement with investors and that is hitting a speed bump. a celibate must be considered in federal court. the proposed settlement has been criticized as not being enough. the latest report on existing home sales for september. a spotlight on the greek debt problem. turmoil in the country continues. we did turned lower on europe's ongoing crisis. the nasdaq taking the biggest hit. the average american will spend just over $700 on holiday shopping this year. they plan to get a second job -- one in five plants to get a second job to pay for it. of americans expect to have difficulties of 40 the holidays this year. i'm jane king reporting for wbal-tv 11 news. back to you. >> president obama announced more plans to put military veterans back to work. >> he announced that yesterday on his final day of his bus tour. they need the help and i will have more details on the plan coming up in my next report. >> thank you. >> 5:21. 63 degrees on tv hill. there is a world renowned bubble artist. he is putting on a special show for kids. >> don't forget to

. >> and bankamerica customers could be all along with a big debit card fees. >> good morning.k of of america all along. most other major banks are not imposing fees to make purchases will debit cards, which bank of america announced. the others said it was not a factor in their decision. apple is not the top smartphone maker. samsung is. its sales jumped 44% in the last quarter. samsung has almost 24% of the smartphone market. hewlett-packard is changing its mind. the ceo has decided not to sell off the personal computer business. the division contributed a third of the company's revenue last year. your jack blanton will cost more this year. due to bad weather. retail prices are up an average of 40%. your pumpkin will cost more this year. i am junji de nies. >>> we are concerned about the weather with halloween around a corner. >> we have a lot of action to stop about until then. frost advisory this morning north of the metro area. storm watch in effect north and west of the metro area. winter storm watch. there is a frost advisory until 9:00 a.m. this morning in northern mary

announcements like the new fees for bankamerica charging $5 per month. -bank of. america. also that consumers are furious at banks with their fees will people are losing their homes. however, several credit unions are also cashing in on disgruntled customers taking out totally free checking and free debit cards. with these ads touting these benefits-. >> more violence in oakland 0pd had guns drawn. you can see they are put several people in danger as they were looking for a suspect. they forced their way and decide and understood that that suspect has not been caught. this is on the heels of a deadly shootings from the weekend that killed three people. that is 88 homicides so far this year. that does not involve officer-involved fatalities. set in morning at 3:00 a.m. a man was shot during a carjacking at the 800 block of all st. olive street. also 11:4. some shooting at mccarthy boulevard happened just after oakland police announced a new public safety plan. haazig madyun went to the oakland to find out more. >>reporter: the objective is reduce homicide and shootings and

. >> bankamerica, at 37 minutes after for the us give you a live look outside.ow this of the plaza where things have calmed down considerably but that was not the case a few hours ago the police and protesters clashed overnight will have video that we are following this throughout the morning. for over 60,000 california foster children, extra curricular activities help provide a sense of identity and a path to success. joining the soccer team. getting help with math. going to prom. i want to learn to swim. it's hard to feel normal, when you can't do the normal things. to help, sleep train is collecting donations for the extra activities that, for most kids, are a normal part of growing up. not everyone can be a foster parent... but anyone can help a foster child. >> now there with the lions coach roughly patterned of the code on the back that. and then there was a shoving match and in some words were exchanged in fact the two teams had to come together, the players had to separate the coaches here is what will coach had to say afterward. >> it was totally on me

point to several reasons for the departure one reason is a the announcements like to new fees at bankamerica charging $5 per month for using your debit card also in addition to housing crisis and a list say that the consumers are furious at banks and their reports of huge profits of people have lost their home. while some banks to see customers leave, to amend this several credit unions are trying to cash in on disgruntled customers taking out ads like this one advertising no fees, totally free checking in free debit cards. i am teresa estacio with kron4 news. >> new this morning, caltrans will begin using a new temporary station the move is necessary they fit to make way for a separation project they say it is just of and adjacent to the current station along the 400 block of huntington ave. >> much more him a kron4 morning news will talk about the weather and the cool down that is coming our way not only for today but it sounds like it is awful for wednesday. we take a live look outside the james lick freeway showing the commute to the reported that is where you're born on this tuesday mor

bankamerica was criticized for charging people fly dollars per month for using their cards.an jason wells fargo have decided not to charge customers. other banks said they will not impose the death mccarthy. even bank of america may be changing its tune. it is considering softening its policy according to a solar's--a source close to the they. >>pam: this is a picture of rachel marie smith she was sentenced in two years in jail and ordered to pay restitution to victims. she posted an ad on craig lists for a vacant apartment in san francisco she collected deposit money from 18 different people but she never handed over the keys. in antioch a man was arrested for allegedly sending threats to several schools. the 360 was reportedly upset at a friend so he sent threats to school in his friend's name to damage his reputation. he is not connected to any of the contra costa county schools that he is accused of spreading. he has been booked on several counts of making criminal threats. >>catherine: president had it herman cain was campaigning in alabama. this is a town rally that he

. >> $5 a month is what will cause bankamerica customers to make purchases with debit cards.ing in 2012. customers are voicing their displeasure. >> i am >> bank of america is not the only bank making changes. chase and wells fargo are testing $3 fees and suntrust started charging a $5 fee on these accounts this summer. regents is expected to roll out a $4 fee on the cards next month. with the latest regulation along with legislation congress shining down fee machines, financial institutions are finding new ways to generate income. all of these fees are leading customer stated. >> there is very little time before they send you a notice that they're attacking on a fee in another way. >> we have some tech headlines coming up on the kron4 news. the new candle is an expense affiliate local you why. >> we also have our fleet week events coming up in the bay area. but on a cattle buyer it on fire. it retails for $199 but research says it costs about $210 to manufacture. the profit is not in the candle. amazon does not make a lot of money through kendall sales, instead is says the c

morning, this message on bank of america.com is is that the home page is temporarily unavailable and bankamerica said the web site problems are not related to any hackie more security problems the company says that it is having some access issues with its web site it sure has been a rough week for bank of america last week they announced a monthly debit card fee that infuriated some customers bank of america is the country's largest bank, we will see if they can get their web site issues i and out. >> san francisco police officer shooting to a suspect in a double standing in happened inside an apartment in the 600 block near the richmond district. kron4 maureen kelly explains why officers say they needed to use deadly force. >> i will about 7:15 a.m. to screaming next door it was kind of like errr. >> a few minutes after the police officer and responded to in 911 call-in show appeared to the building where they say they found an elderly asian male bleeding profusely on the doorstep. at the top they found an elderly asian woman with life-threatening stab wounds. >> as their tried to give medical

caller: as a young man, i dug myself into a huge hole, and i have to tell you, bankamerica was righthere and kept handing me the shovel. i think the banks prey on the young, the inexperienced. the wealth transfer in this company -- this country has been horrible. that is what i have to say, telling my own experience. host: mark, republican line. we are talking about bank fees. but you think? caller: -- what do you think? caller: banks are businesses. you do not have to like it. at the same time, the fees that we have are from dick durbin. where are you? there has got to be a sense of coming between those. host: this is from the c-span website. the republican congressional leadership is gathering in washington. host: by the way, the value voters summit will be live, online, and live on c-span, because the house is in session. from "politico, closed but this morning, from nancy pelosi -- host: are these bank fees faire? tom, ohio. caller: it does not sound fair, but it millions of dollars for year? these big banks for the need to cut this out. host: annandale, virginia. antony, republi

that is one of the reasons that we would call this a winner, but apple, bankamerica, caterpillar allng started tonight. and one-, alkaloid came out with weaker than expected revenue on a quarter to quarter basis on a year-to-year they look great. >> now this is something on its action, occupy wall street with this spreading are happening in a lot of cities your calling this a winner what do you think? >> i was talking to gary, and i said one of the good thing is that we are getting more waste in the political system. >> and here, they have been doing it here. >> i like the they can get together and poultice peacefully but i came up with some facts about the 1 percent of the wealthy because that is one of the things that they're focusing on. the the top one percent on 40 percent of the nation's wealth. 25 years ago did this on 33 percent. and the second thing is that the top one percent take home 24 percent of the a comeback in 1976 they took in just 9%. yes there is a gap that is widening. and no. 3 the top one percent on half the company's stock bonds and mutual funds. no. for a lis