earlier, they staged this with 100 protesters over 100 people rallied outside the chase bank at secondt /market street. some people staged a syt in >> we thought it was a bart protest. we a tree thought it was a bank robbery. we thought it was it could have been a bank robbery. >> this building right here is a symbol of the incredible greed and wealth that is accumulated too few words your hands and our country. >> protesters say the banks need to take responsibility and pay up. >> we are sick and tired of the banks taking our homes. they grafting america. >> we every lifestyle that is crumbling. ben fab benefits and pensions that are no longer there and the government is not responding to our needs. responder's >> reporter: protesters took to the streets. am i upset and upset about the direction our country is going. >> the wellfleet peopl if wealtt to pay their share? >> everybody needs to chip and for the common good. >> reporter: we can tell you the the five people the stage to thastaged that sit in >>jacqueline: these are the statistics for both of the earthquakes ok, kids, our ca

protesters rushed inside this chase bank on montgomery street. it was a rally against big banks. foreclosures among the biggest topics. they also rallied inside a wells fargo. here's the catch. they're still at it tonight with a new target. jean elle joins us from san francisco. jean, what's the latest now? >> reporter: raj, protesters in new york are sleeping on wall street and tonight here in san francisco, protesters are sleeping on market street in front of the federal reserve bank building. one of many actions they hope will get homeowners the help they need. protesters, angry about home foreclosures in the wake of billion-dollar bank bailouts, take to the streets in san francisco, demanding banks and wall street executives pay their fair share and help homeowners modify their loans. >> this today has been a hard day for me, being arrested for the first time in my life. >> reporter: police arrested 65-year-old brenda reed and five others from chase bank and released them. reed says she's taking action because after 38 years in her home, she may lose it. >> they've now schedu

after 7:00 last night, someone attached a device to the atm and that happened at the chase bank in contra costa boulevard. the employees found the device an hour later. anyone using the atm should contact the bank and police. >>> and an attorney for senator dianne feinstein tells ktvu he filed suit of a namer bank over the misappropriation of funds by her campaign treasurer since. the lawsuit a lips first california bank ignore -- alleges first california bank ignored the flags in willing the $5 million in campaign cash. the former treasurer since faces fraud chargees. she had control of more than 500 bank accounts, cluing feinstein's. >>> two stop executives from silindra refuse to answer questions over the half billion guaranteed government loan given to that now-bankrupt company. >> what is your plan to pay back the taxpayers $535 million you owe them and when will you pay it back? >> i respectfully decline to answer any questions. >> reporter: the ceo and senior vice president invoked their 5th amendment rights but republicans kept demanding to know why the fremont company collapsed s

police say technicians made the discovery last night at a chase bank branch just west of 680 near theleasant hill plaza. that's where investigators say technicians conducting a routine check discovered a pair of scanning devices, a cell phone rigged to the devices records atm card numbers and pin numbers. we're told they look like so much part of the teller machines that the technicians didn't spot them initially. so far, police do not have any suspects in this case. >>> what's so controversial about cookies, cup pages and muffins? nothing, until you hear this next story. tonight, a diversity bake sale spark outrage on the uc berkeley campus tonight. >>> you don't pay in this life, some day you're going to meet your maker and you will pay then. either way, you will not get away with this terrible thing. >> 25 years ago, this teacher's daughter was murdered. the crime never solved. tonight, there's a new twist to this case and it's an unusual childhood link bringing the victim's family new hope. >>> actor and activist and the real life role sean penn played in securing the release of t

tonight neither chase or city bank is commenting. wells fargo is saying that once we take ownership of foreclosed properties we work to manage them in a manner that benefits the community until the home is sold to a new owner. those protesters say their next step is a fine from the city against the large banks. >> foreclosed homes like that all over the bay area. thank you. >> not what you would expect to hear. the unusual request michael jackson's doctor made right after the pop star was pronounced dead. >> it's not normal, you could be at higher risk for strokes and not even know it. >> and a big promise to shoes could not fill and that means you may get money back. the claim one company made that put them on the hook for millions of dollars. ,,,,,,,,,,, jury that jackson's personal ctor made an odd r . >>> today jackson's former personal assistant said that jackson's personal doctor made a strange request after the singer was pronounced dead. >> he said he was hungry. he hadn't eaten all day or night, something like that and he wa

they also stayed i sit in in front of chase bank. 64060 a.m. the weather is really changing out there. >> if you are living in the north bay, this is the look from mt. tam camera. we'll show you that brock widespread brought the bay area. gwynn bit is keeping us upper fifties and low 60s. this is look of temperatures right now all around the bay area. these are they expected highs for later on this afternoon. there is a system out in the process it that is bringing in this system. first cooler air we will see the effects of that today. we will also be seeing rain. i want show you that temperatures. this is look of the seven day forecast. 11 a m monday morning we will see the rain and during the area. and nice a break on tuesday. tuesday evening for arraignment moves back in and and stronger rain storms on wednesday morning. time right now six of 40 8:00 a.m. >> we have seen the volume bailed in since the last report. still on nine to 11 minute drive time on the bay bridge. the san mateo bridge has been good all morning long. still a and 13-15 m

. >> other financial institutions including wells fargo, chase bank, and some regional banks are testing bank card fees in certain states. bank of america debit card holders should know that if they are simply using their debit card to pull money out of the bank of america atm machine they will not have that monthly fee. >> i think a lot of people will be changing their banking habits. >>> also, and drivers beware. new driving laws take effect tomorrow in maryland. the new rules include a ban on texting while driving. also it will allow medal of honor recipients to wave and vehicle registration and a driver's license renewal fees. and police will be able to install security cameras on school buses. and new regulations for those convicted of drunk driving. all this takes effect on october 1. >>> the first lady made a rare shopping trip. she was not at a high-end retailer. she stopped by target in alexandria yesterday. it caught shoppers and employees by surprise. michelle obama was wearing a baseball cap and sunglasses while picking up a few items. a photographer snapped pictures. the whi

they also staged a sit in at a chase bank. six people were sited and released. this happened on the same day bank of america announced plans to charge $5 for debt card users. >>> teen arrested for a murder that happened last month outside the hogs restaurant. the 15-year-old shot and killed gaspar puch-tzek who just left work. witnesses saw two men approach the victim. they leaved he was mistaken for a rival gang member. >>> coming up, facebook will begin charging. we have the truth on whether that rumor is fake or fiction. >>> day three of the michael jackson death trial. the testimony presented today that hints dr. conrad murray knew he gave michael jackson a lethal dose of propofol and the possible moneyball mess in sports. a lawsuit could be in the works as a former a's manager is not too happy with the hollywood hit. . >>> a video recording of last year's proposition 8 trial will remain sealed. this week a court sided with supporters of the ban. overriding a lower court's decision mandating a release of the video. the sponsors argue release could lead to har

chase bank and wells fargo testing a $3 per month fee in certain markets, none yet in california. banks adding before a new law takes affect saturday that will limit the swipe fees banks can charge merchants for each debit card transaction. and fixed mortgage rates hit another record low. freddie mac says a 30 year loan dropped to 4.1%. last time waits lower than this was back in 19516789 they expect rates to drop more, however, it's not boosting home sales, many require down payments as much as 20% and high credit scores to qualify for the loans, that is keeping many would be buyers and refinancers on the side lines. and it's called the silver tsunami a wave of baby boomers turning 65 means older drivers, more older drivers on the road. today california patrol gave a free seminar to help senior citizens sharpen skills. officers say older drivers may need to make adjustments to account for changes. their health, or medication. and chp urged seniors to consider giving up a car keys altogether if that is necessary. >> life doesn't end because you can't drive. there is dial a ride, bu

chanting protestors and security guards piled into the chase bank on fruitvale avenue leaving behind stuffed garbage bags at the banks and others. organizers bagged the trash at foreclosed homes. squatters are taking over abandoned oakland homes they say because banks won't take care of them. >> hey hey, ho ho, community blight has got to go. >> cbs 5 found four homes on 9th avenue all boarded up, two lined with trash outside. citibank and chase bank are not commenting on the protests. >>> wells fargo released a statement. once we take ownership of foreclosed properties we work diligently to manage them in a manner that benefits the community until the home is sold to a new owner. >>> stay out of the woods north of highway 20. that's the warning from the mendocino county sheriff's department for people in the mountains between fort bragg and willits. they used automated phone messages to deliver this warning just yesterday. it came after a state forensics lab confirmed that a fingerprint found in a burglarized cabin is that of aaron bassler. the 35-year-old is believed to have broken

and chase bank, they're already doing it. and another bank has a $3 fee. this is nothing new.wels fargo is the one with the $3 fee. and financial experts say banks need to make up lost revenue by putting in the new rules so many will pass the fees on to you. one way or the other, customers are going to end up paying. >> remember when we used to be able to take our bags on the airplanes and check them for free? and now, we pay. well, we adjust. >> you adjust by paying more. bank of america says it has to compensate for a new federally mandated cap on processing fees for debit card transactions. news time, 6:48. >>> in the education alert, today is the day to learn about the graduation rates for students in maryland. results are available at 10:00 this morning and our education reporter is standing by with a preview. >> reporter: as we are here live in front of the state board of education office, where soon they will release these high school assessment results, for the graduation class of 2011, and now this report takes a look at graduation rates, and school improvements, and

caught the eye of the los angeles police chief who was first approached while painting in front of a chase bank three weeks later the police visited his home asking him if he hated banks and planned to do that it's just bizarre because i don't feel like i've done anything outside of everything i've ever done in my art and you know this is really touched a nerve in recent years it seems like large banks and their bosses have been protected from prosecution for their role in the devastating financial crisis now it appears banks are being protected even from an artist gross true the chaos depicted in the first painting is just symbolic but the true financial chaos caused by j.p. morgan chase and other big banks is very real to many americans it's a different kind of. of terror. isn't that their policy since two thousand and eight no the bank bosses in charge during the mortgage meltdown have done any jail time instead they were the recipients of bailout some bonuses well millions of americans suffered through foreclosure unemployment and financial ruin cheaper splay aims symbolize bringing the cur

anyone who used the chase atms at 1978 contra costa boulevard during that time is advised to call the bank and police. >>> hewlett-packard's stock took a hit after yesterday's official announcement that meg whitman wassing over as ceo. -- was taking over as ceo. they may not be convinced she's the right boss to take over hp. the shares dropped to $21.50, the lowest level in six years and rebounded to finish down 48 cents at $22.32, a loss of 2%. >>> the stocks ended a bruising week with a quiet session. the dow industrials added 37 points on the day and was off more than 6% for the week. the worst showing in three years. the nasdaq closed 27 points higher today. >> and in a news conditions in san francisco, executives at dish network announced a new movie streaming service called blockbafter blockbuster movie pass and -- blockbuster movie pass. this is coming as net flecks is separating the service and rebrownedding the streaming service as qwikster. >>> the leaders of the bankrupt bay area company silindr a was called to testify on capitol hill. congress is trying to determine how the fre

citibank and chase bank did not comment on the protests. wells fargo did respond to cbs 5, though, with this statement: " once we take ownership of foreclosed properties, we work diligently to manage them in a manner that benefits the community until the home is sold to a new owner." >>> pg&e is testing the safety of its pipelines today ain the east bay. crews will conduct hydrostatic pressure testing along three miles of pipe from berkeley to emeryville. the pipe will be monitored for eight hours as part of their effort to assess pipeline safety after last the san bruno explosion last year. >>> more protests set for california's college campuses. professors, coaches, librarians are set to picket on november 17th at the east beltway and dominguez hills campuses to protest the decision to withhold their negotiated pay raises. >>> a bad case of the stomach flu hits uc-santa cruz students during the first week of classes. the campus counted 26 cases in the first week of classes. a majority of the cases came from dorm students who all share the

same thing here's a guy who's painting the truth of the situation now gary kishner a spokesman for chase bank said his institution isn't sure what to make of the first part he said it's a situation we don't take lightly hopefully this is not what his actions are it's kind of scary you don't know what other people are thinking we have to look out for the safety of our customers and employees so here's a guy who's burning down the global economy in sleeves as we just saw all of these people in ireland who are starving to death they're choosing not to feed their children so that they can continue paying chase oh this artist is so revolutionary and so interesting that we're going to have mine our new saturday show oh yes. ok because a report this weekend with this guy this artist guy. he's not going to get it where actually he's going to get next tuesday show but next this saturday is our first edition of saturday edition max ok stating our thanks so much for being. thank you max now go away much more coming your way after this stay there. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so you th

workers noticed a small device attached to a chase bank and called police. they say the device was set up to record customer cards and pin numbers and twation -- it was recording for more than an hour. so far no suspects. >>> the top executives on the hotseat in washington, d.c. ceo harrison and bill stover both refused to testify in front of the congressional committee. >> i invoked the privilege by the fifth amendment of the constitution of the united states, and i respectfully declined to answer any questions. >> i invoked the privilege by the fifth amendment, and i respectfully decline to answer any questions. >> lawmakers say that silence will not stop them from pursuing their investigation into the $530 million loan he received in 2009. the fremont-based company was the first firm to receive a loan guarantee under president obama's 2009 stimulus program. follow-up from the controversy continues. they were told that the federal government will not be able to finalize a $344 million loan by the september 30th deadline. the company was going to use the mo

level of a net max the bank referenced in the painting about schaffer is j.p. morgan chase which as we pointed out here on the kaiser report jamie dimon their c.e.o. said he only took twenty five billion dollars from the government as his patriotic duty so one wonders if alex shaffer would now be referred to as a patriot how do you accepted government bailouts right if the cops gave him twenty five billion dollars on the spot that would make him a patriot the fact is calling attention to fascism in america is something glenn beck never does is considered an answer in america and the biggest proof that this guy glenn beck site the blaze dot com gets it all wrong is he mentions that the buyer of alec shaffer's art for big bucks at twenty five thousand two hundred dollars is a german art collector as if anybody in america could afford a nice piece of art when you get sixty million of them in america on food stamps more than one hundred twenty million at or below the poverty line nobody in there can afford art anymore it's a luxury for people with functioning democratic states

ing but you know there's a new art work alex shaffer is working on and so he was outside another chase bank out in pasadena people were stopping him all over because they recognized him from our television show he said the banker stopped and said one guy who said he works in finance and is a self described capitalist pig gave me the biggest kudos of all some excess me think of another capitalist society which is china and that you had workers at these fake apple stores all across china who actually thought they were working at an apple store but there were fake apple stores and this guy who says he works in finance and is therefore a capitalist pig he really thinks he's working at a capitalist organization well exactly he believes his job of working in the bank is commensurate with something called capitalism he doesn't really want to admit that he's in the counterfeiting business. of creating a regional works of art banks counterfeit money. or anyone in the banking business is just a just an out of control rogue counterfeiting make and short selling weasel well alex shaffer is responding i

regardless of how many times you use that as more than 100 people rallied outside this chase bank. at second street-market street. a handful made it their way inside. staging a sit in. banks are responsible for the financial meltdown. and financial crisis. >> looking at the protest we realized that it was a protest. and it was a mortgage protest, we carefully thought that it was a hold up. >> this building is a symbol of incredible greed and wealth that has accumulated in fewer and fewer hands in our country. >> reporter: protesters say that it is time for banks to take responsibility and pay up. >> we are sick and tired of the banks taking our homes and bankrupting america. >> we have a lifestyle, that is crumbling. and pensions that are no longer there in a government that will not respond to our needs. >> reporter: people taking to the streets, and voicing their concern about the future. >> i am out here because i am upset. i am word about the direction of the country. i am worried. >> if the wealthy people could take responsibility? >> the bottom line is that all people could ch

. >> san francisco's based wells fargo along with chase bank are testing out their own $3 fee. wells fargo is discontinuing the rewards program. >>> right now, it is 4:39. and we understand there's some road work on highway 4. is that slowing things down? >> it is. eastbound highway 4, we do have road work i want to tell you about. and that road work is going to be there. now i want to tell you about it here eastbound as you come up, you can see it's a full closure as you head out to summersville road. this stretch of the freeway. and we have road work that has highway 17, the opposite side of the bay, down to one lane between the summit and bear creek road because of construction. only one lane is open until 5:00 a.m. according to caltrans. you might want to wait a little bit, it will still be light on the commute. and the traffic will be better. let's go to live pictures now there. say look at westbound bay bridge. the traffic is light into san francisco. and also this morning, looking at the 280 freeway here in san jose. that looks pretty good. 4:40. steve. >> thank you, sir

police say someone installed two metal boxes at two chase bank atms. boxes had cell phones inside of them and investigators say those cell phones were used to record video of customers and cards. >> be vigilant if you're familiar with the atm machine, try to notice if there's anything different or unusual about the machine you use all the time. >> police are waiting for a surveillance video of that could show who is responsible for the scam but it's believed no customer information has been compromised because the boxes and phones were discovered before the thieves could come back and get them. >>> there's another car wash today to help the family of a 13-year-old girl who died of a heart attack. friends and family of maria castro also held a car wash fund-raiser earlier this week. she suffered a heart attack and died last weekend. she recently had gotten out of the hospital after she was hit by a car on her way to school two weeks ago. today's fund-raising car wash is at the corner of 10th and west streets in pittsburg. proceeds are going to go toward

morgan chase bank also among those facing action. well i'll be back with a recap of our main story shortly for you but first you is next with business news . hello and a very warm welcome to our business update ukraine is preparing another move in the gas dispute that's become a chess game with russia the country's prime minister wants to close down its gas monopoly enough to guts. he has the details. ukrainian gas monopolists nafta gas company will cease to exist that is according to the ukrainian prime minister nicolas out who stated that in the next several weeks they will find means to respect arise the company and liquidate the monopolist not the guys in its present form when we also understand that ukraine's present economic vision also said that by the first of october the company will be completely restructured renamed and all of its duties will be delivered to several different companies we understand partially the nothing else monopoly of them and after gas company will be merged with the russian gas giant gazprom and we've

high-tech devices were set up to scan customers in a pair of atm machines, police say a technician for chase bankred box as tached to two atms. outside of the branch on thursday evening. each contained a cell phone. >> cell phones were set to record presumably people putting their atm cards into the machine and entering a pin number. >> the detectives plan to meet with the security don't review surveillance cameras and check to see if any customer accounts were compromised. it appears boxes were there for an hour, but if you fear you might have been a victim of the scam police suggest you check with your bank or credit card company. >> a man shot and killed just before noon today in oakland. it happened in west oakland near hannah and 34th streets. the victim suffered one gunshot wound rorktsedly to the chest. police attempted to resuscitate the man but he died at the scene, so far there is no suspect information and police have made no arrests. >> police are saying the mother of a baby found dead is to blame. the child found inside of an apartment yesterday afternoon. and was originally reported

scanning devices were attached to two machines at the chase bank brang at the -- branch on contra costavard. they were inside metal cases matching the atms and recorded customers sliding bank cards and entering their pin numbers. >>> the farm of a missing woman from -- pharmaof a missing woman from -- father-in-law of a missing utah woman plead guilty to videotaping her and another woman n. another legal twist, susan powell's father petitioned for custody of her two young sons. the boys are 4- and 6 years ole and have been liveing with their father josh powell and the accused steven powell. susan powell disappeared two years ago. >>> there was another legal twist in that case. the judge rejected a request from josh powell for permission to publish the teenage wife's diaries and journals. they give them a chance to defend themselves. investigators have named josh powell as a person of interest in his wife's disappearance and no charges have been filed against him. >>> and casey anthony learned today she'll have to pay more reimbursement costs to investigators who searched for her messing

major banks were the big losers on fears of their exposure to future economic problems and bad mortgage security from the past. jp morgan chase and bank of america both fell more than 3%. on the plus side, the service sector, which employed nearly 90% of america's work force, grew for the first time in four months. packaging company temple inland jumped 25% after international paper agreed to buy it for $3.7 million. i.p. rose almost 9%. sunoco was up almost 5% on its plans to get out of refining and instead focus on logistics. carole barts was fired as yahoo!'s ceo nearly three years into a turnaround that failed to fully materialize. finally america's most expensive car to insurance. at just over $3500 a year, it's the 12 cylinder mercedes sl 65 am dwrks. and the cheapest, the four-door six cylinder chrysler town and country minivan at just under $1100 a year. >>> coming up, jimmie johnson doesn't win, the mets go extra innings and the yankees go an extra day. >>> plus the washington nationals' can't-miss kid makes his long awaited comeback from injury. your early morning sports headlines are ahead. >>> hopefully i'll give