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you have on the website for the movement saying chase bank sacked 14,000 employees since receiving bailout of $94 billion, and they're saying that people should move their money to small banks, community banks, credit unions. this is a call of action which is what a lot of people really wanted from this movement. what can you do to be involved other than stay at this park for 29 days. so will we see more of this from people involved where they call people to action? >> well, i mean, i think people down here are energized, people across the country are energized, they called for a global day of action. the chase bank is here in new york, but all across the country and across the globe, we're encouraging our members to stand in solidarity with the protests. people are going to occupy wallstreet events.com to find an occupy protest near them. it is clear why they are targeting chase bank. it is one of the giant banks that got a huge bailout from the 99% of us. we gave them our money and now they won't return our phone calls. we would be better served putting our money in small banks, communit

there was also a march that was taking place a few hours ago two hundred people walking to the chase bank with the drawing bank accounts withdrawing their money and. all of this of course is leading up to a convergence that is planning to take place in times square thousands of people possibly tens of thousands of people are expected to show up so far as i mentioned things have been peaceful there is a large police presence in and around all over the city here and on wall street all over. the world to see any reports of conflicts we did have a chance to speak with some of those that have turned out today here's a little bit of what they have to say people are getting what they. are still struggling there. and i feel like that's a problem. everything is split. there's all these people here that feel the same exact way that's just a little bit of white thousands of people are talking about this street they also. say you know that the richest people in the. bottom of the population living in the. huge his. you know there's a feeling among this crowd because they feel this occupation. because

her insurance company made out the check so patricia and her mortgage leners, chase bank. chase released two payments as the work was done. however, its would not release the final payment until after an inspection. >> she took pictures, went through and said, the job is 100% done, it's beautiful. >> the inspector came and filed this report, saying the work was 100% complete. chase only requires 90% completion. however, the bank did not send her the money. instead it sent her this notice. >> they said the needed to have proof that the job was complete. and i said, well, you have. it was faxed to you and you should have it. they didn't have it. so patricia faxed the bank another copy of the the inspection report burt that didn't happen. a month later chase sent another notice saying we need an inspection so patricia faxed the report a third time, and for the third time, chase sent a notice asking for the inspection. >> it's been faxed to you three times already. what we don't have it, this went on and on on and. >> patricia says she called the bank 4 -- 34 times and got nowh

right away, she got action. >> they said we'll get the check it and was fed yochled overnight. >> chase bank tells us the check had been mailed to the wrong bank office which caused a deal yi in processing the claim. chase did not explain why it kept asking for an inspection report. however, she did promptly receive her final payment of $1,950. >> i appreciate that. and i'm a fan and i'll keep watching. >> and the bank says the mix up started when the insurance check was linked to her home equity line instead of mortgage account. we're glad everything got straightened out. >> nornl satisfied 7 on your side customer. >> thank you. >> and just ahead tonight wayne freedman looks back at a tragic story he covered 20 years ago. >> but this time there is a >>> a hatchery established a reward fund in hopes of catching vandal who's release aid stock of chinook salmon. students who raised the fish visited the institute this afternoon to take a look at those empty pens. fbi is investigating whether animal rights groups are responsible for cutting the net. and not all is lost. department of fish and ga

right away she got action. >> they said we will get the check and it was all fed exed overnight. >> chase bankl us the insurance check had been mailed to the wrong bank office which caused a delay in processing her claim. chase did not explain why it kept asking for an inspection report. however, patricia did promptly receive her final payment of $1,950. >> i appreciate the help, and i am a fan of 7 on your side now and i will keep watching. >> the bank says the mix-up started when the insurance check was linked to her home equity line of credit instead of her mortgage account. we are glad it was all straightened out. if you have a consumer problem lets me know about it. go to abc7news.com. i'm michael finney, 7 on your side. >> up next, the texas tigers, who have been recently rescued, now making their home in the east bay. . >> when a texas couple got divorce who got custody of the youngsters? how about the oakland zoo. four new tigers are now at the tiger exhibit. johnathan bloom has the story. >> what is he doing? i think he's eating grass. >> reporter: the oakland zoo's miew tigers are ma

citibank chase bank, and others are staying away from those fees. bank of america still plans to charge the fees to make up for billions of dollars in lost revenue partly. >>> it is halloween and the big question on kids' minds are do you have to put a raincoat over the costume? or will they be able to make it without its? >> that's what the parents are thinking. the kids are thinking only about the candy and when we can get out there. let's look at a time lapse through damascus. then the trick-or-treat forecast. few raindrops are involved in the forecast, but not a great deal. there's a look at damascus. snow still on the grass. they received 2.3 inches from the saturday snowfall. you can see the leaves change color in the center of the screen. on athe left side they are fallen down. clouds getting and we're getting thin overcast as we continued through the afternoon especially into the evening. 50 degrees in arlington. we have a frosting on the grass from the saturday snowfall in arlington. cold morning temperatures earlier today. below freezing ac

their first stop is going to be the chase bank. hey're headed there to protest what they consider to be corporate greed and economic inequality. and a lot of it they believe perpetuated by banks like chase. they're targeting chase because they feel like they have not used the money that was provided to them because there's still been layoffs that have taken place there. so they're urging people to take their money out of chase bank and put it into community owned banks and the like. they're planning to go to washington square park to meet up with a student group of protesters. they will be stopping at the new york city public library and after that, all of this will culminate in times square will they will continue to rally against economic injustice and wealth inequalities. in terms of the images we're e seeing overseas, for the most part it's been a very peaceful movement. a few weeks ago there was a rally that drew over 2,000 people and we saw 23 people arrested. during the scheme of things, this has been a peaceful movement and

but then chase bank cut her credit limit down to around $50,000, meaning martinez was now using nearly% of her available credit, a reg flag that caused her credit score to drop from 700 to 640, which then triggered chase to lower her credit even further to 40,000. >> i'm in a spot where i don't understand why when i'm managed my relationships appropriately and responsibly, all of a sudden, the credit card companies are turning their back on me. >> mitchell: in fact, 60% of entrepreneurs say their credit card terms have gotten worse. >> i have clients who have orders in hand, they could hire employees back immediately, if they had the cash to bring them back. >> reporter: former banker marylin landis says bank computers don't discern between consumer and business spending. >> i don't think the credit card companies have the data or the understanding to realize how significant their credit is for job creation. >> i'm not spending my money buying plasma tvs and going on vacation. i'm spending my money to grow my business and create jobs. >> mitchell: what contacted with the martinez case

they are past the chase bank and on their way to wells fargo then goldman sachs.it is a big loop in the financial district to bring their message of economic inequality. right now it looks as though most people are staying on the sidewalk. as you can see it is such a big crowd they are moving out into the streets. so far it has been peaceful. we'll bring you updates later in this broadcast on abc7news.com. >>> let's check in on the weather if you are feeling a little brr, compared to this past weekend. >> it was gorgeous out there >> nice sunshine, warm beaches, cold water still. our air is more reflective of our water. check out high clouds across the skies. east from south beach this morning, want to show you this other shot too. this is 2600 feet up. have you ever seen the clouds roll over like that? it doesn't happen often of the gives you an idea how deep the marine layer has become how strong of a push this cool weather is and how high in the atmosphere it goes hard to get rid of today and into tomorrow. let's focus on another perspective. high clouds and lo

they are past the chase bank and on their way to wells fargo then goldman sachs. is a big loop in the financial district to bring their message of economic inequality. right now it looks as though most people are staying on the sidewalk. as you can see it is such a big crowd they are moving out into the streets. so far it has been peaceful. we'll bring you updates later in this broadcast on abc7news.com. >>> let's check in on the weather if you are feeling a little brr, compared to this past weekend. >> it was gorgeous out there >> nice sunshine, warm beaches, cold water still. our air is more reflective of our water. check out high clouds across the skies. east from south beach this morning, want to show you this other shot too. this is 2600 feet up. have you ever seen the clouds roll over like that? it doesn't happen often of the gives you an idea how deep the marine layer has become how strong of a push this cool weather is and how high in the atmosphere it goes hard to get rid of today and into tomorrow. let's focus on another perspective. high clouds and low

at least 24 demonstrators were arrested at a chase bank branch along the way. in orlando, florida, nearly 1500 people protested outside several local banks. in washington, thousands of people attended a jobs rally at the base of the washington monument. the reverend al sharpton condemned the u.s. senate for blocking president obama's jobs bill. from the monument the demonstrators moved on to the martin luther king jr. memorial which is to be dedicated tomorrow. for some perspective on the economic backdrop to the protests we're joined we financial expert jordan goodman. first the university of michigan confidence survey showed expectations hit the lowest levels since 1980. >> right. >> at the same time we saw retail sales hit the highest level in seven months. what's going on? >> consumers at the high end are doing pretty well. tiffany's, nordstrom, their sales are doing well and prices are up. retail sales are up because people are paying more for food and gas and other kind of things. the expectations is the key thing. people are losing income and thinking thi

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last week jp morgan chase. banks may offer more bad news because of weakness. also a busy week for economic reports including the latest on inflation and home sales. the stock market coming off the best three week game since july of 2009. stocks rallying on strong earnings from google. the dow standing this morning at 11644. climbed 166 points on friday up almost 4% for the week. the nasdaq added 47 points per gain, on 7 cents for the week. the nasdaq rose 21 friday. the national association of letter carriers was hiring its own financial consultants. they are going to study the future of the postal service. the agency lost $8 billion last year and is proposing cutting mail delivery to five days a week. cutting as many as 200,000 postal positions. internet video chad service skype is now officially part of microsoft. the two companies joined forces last thursday. that is when microsoft completed its $8.5 billion buyout of skype. mix soft is count go on skype to give it a bigger president fence online socializing. nasa is booking a flight to virgin galactics. it

. >> the proposal is to combine two vacant retail spaces into a single space to be occupied by chase bank. the proposed project would occupy the entire single story building containing approximately 4600 square feet. conditional use authorization is required for the upper fillmore street neighborhood district and also for use size greater than 2500 square feet. the department has done neighborhood notification, posters, to residents within 150 feet as well as to homeowners within 350 feet of the project and with this proposed conditional use application and proper notifications were done. proper notifications were done. and to that end we have received four support letters and i have not received any opposition in emails, phone calls, or letter. the department's recommendation is approval with conditions because the site has had continuous commercial uses in the past. and also we are proposing to the target sponsor about 2,500 customers within the fillmore street that do not have a bank that's close enough and that they can walk to. the closest chase for this area is about a mile away. th

in new york, hundreds of protesters marched past jpmorgan chase bank. scuffle with police led to four arrests there. >>> meanwhile, the new york park where the protesters have been camping out will be cleaned on friday. the city says the three-week-old encampment has created unsanitary conditions. the cleaning will be done in stages and protesters will be allowed to return afterward. >>> on the cbs "moneywatch," stocks up on asian markets following another good day on wall street. ashley morrison is here with more on. >>> asian markets were encouraged today by europe's efforts to clamp down its debt crisis. japan's nikkei gained 1% while hong kong's hang seng was up more than 2%. >>> today, wall street gets the weekly jobless claim numbers and another round of earnings report starting with jpmorgan chase. on wednesday, stocks gained more ground. the dow climbed 102 points while the nasdaq added 21. >>> some blackberry users are still having problems this morning. wednesday, the outage that affected much of the world spread to the u.s. leaving many witho

but police did arrest about two dozen demonstrators when they refused to leave a chase bank. from the cross roads of the world, to a cross section of america, protests like this one were held nationwide saturday. in the nation's capital, demonstrators headed to a bank of america branch protesting new debit card fees. >> we have come here to close our accounts. >> reporter: there were similar demonstrations from boston to arkansas and oregon. many believe the gap with the rich. >> and until the gap is closed, protesters are vowing to continue across the country. drew levinson, cbs news, new york. >> the "occupy wall street" provide test has spread globally, started a month ago. and demonstrators across europe are joining the cause. some using violence. >> angry italians filled the streets of rome, as protests turned violent. some tore wered cars and smashed bank windows -- torched cars and smashed bank windows as riot police used tear gas to keep control. but thousands of others rallied peacefully. demonstrators across europe showing the u.s. occupy movement, in a day of globa

right away she got action. >> they said we will get the check and it was all fed ex'd overnight. >> chase bankance check had been mailed to the wrong bank office which caused a delay in processing her claim. chase did not explain why it kept asking for an inspection report. however, patricia did promptly receive her final payment of $1,950. >> i appreciate the help, and i am a fan of 7 on your side now and i will keep watching. >> the bank says the mix-up started when the insurance check was linked to her home equity line of credit instead of her mortgage account. we are glad it was all straightened out. if you have a consumer problem let me know about it. go to abc7news.com. i'm michael finney, 7 on your side. >> up next, the texas tigers ♪ 's chocolate chips. for a moment of warm gooey, togetherness. chocolate chip cookies... from pillsbury. [ female announcer ] these are the crescents you love on a holiday. and these are the ones you'll love on a school night. pillsbury crescent dogs with just a few ingredients you have an easy dinner... pillsbury crescent dogs... school night ideas made ea

but then, chase bank cut her credit limit down to around $50,000.martinez was now using nearly 100% of her available credit. a red flag that caused her credit score to drop from 700 to 640. which then triggered chase to lower her credit even further, to 40,000. >> i'm in a spot where i don't understand why when i've managed my relationships appropriately and responsibly all a sudden the credit card companies are turning their backs on me. >> reporter: in fact, 60% of entrepreneurs say their credit card terms have gotten worse. >> i have clients who have orders in hand, they could hire employees back immediately if they had the cash to bring them back. >> reporter: a former banker says bank computers don't discern between bank consumers and credit card companies. >> i don't think they have the data to realize how significant their credit is for job creation. >> reporter: when contacted about the martinez case last week, chase gave this statement to cbs news. as a standard operating practice, we may reduce lines for customers who are showing signs of

some occupy protesters stormed this chase bank, causing a mess inside and smashing an atm inside. >> i don't see how that will help anything. >> i don't think it was necessary to vandalize a bank machine. >> reporter: this branch had to close early because of what happened, an act of vandalism during an otherwise peaceful march. channel 2 news. >>> in iran teachers had a demonstration in tehran today saying it was meant to express solidarity with the occupy wall street demonstration. these people called for the end of capitalism. a number of students promoted the idea that true democracy could only be established in connection with religion. >>> germany, scuffles as people took to the streets to use the same message. they are calling for systematic change and changes to capitalism. protesters have been in front of the central bank office for over a week. >>> a dozen people called for an end to police brutality. >> power to the people! >> the group gathered at the bellevue district. today was stop the police brutality day. senator organizers say demonstrations like today with the occup

morgan chase bank of america and they were only dealing with this as they start the people on the streets across america to understand lives and they have to demand that the power of money return to a congress is article one section eight since all of the congress has the power to coin money does it say g.b. morgan this is a big of america all you congress if they call it is returned to congress they will have to produce that both big beast and the power of money will go back to the people who were blogs james corvet editor of independent news website corbett report dot com says the police brutality may provoke an escalation of violence. there could be that possibility of escalation at this moment i would say that the momentum and the probably the p.r. win is on the protester side because no one likes to see the police going in and breaking up a peaceful protest movements like that into specially now that we're getting reports that the protesters were actually lured onto the bridge and then trapped it's quite obvious by this point that the monetary system itself needs reform but i think i

morgan chase bank of america and they run the government this ask stuff the people on the streets across america have to understand lives and they have to demand that the power of money returned to the congress is logical one section eight since only the congress has the power with the coin money does it say g.d. morgan does this is a big of america all either congress does if they had paul is returned to congress they would have to protest the vote bank just because the bank is whoa piece misting it too big to fail. well literally just needed just a little if he should eat. a lot more there are many people who are saying when it comes to for example the eurozone in the ongoing crisis with greece that it should just be allowed to default forcing some sort of a reconstruction of the financial system they're going to a radio host and author i would love to talk to you further that's all the time we have for many thanks indeed. but a twenty four people have now been arrested in boston after the protests spread there as well check out other pictures on our web site r.t. dot com or thousands

it's not just limited to this crowd there are a few hundred protesters that marched down to the chase bank a few hours ago some some protesters were moving their their money from the bank to take to withdraw their accounts others protesters protests taking place in other parts of the city but it's all leading up to a mass convergence that's being planned to take place in times square in a few hours and thousands are plenty of people are expected to watch the turnout in times square there's a huge police presence right now around zuccotti park here in wall street and the new york civil liberties union says that legal observers will be walking with the protesters all day long to observe what is taking place and of course that moves being made because of all the clashes that have have taken place weekend after weekend between police and the peaceful protesters but i've spoken to some people here today they say this is not they don't consider themselves protesters any longer they consider themselves revolutionaries they consider themselves the ones that catapulted a movement here in new york t

it seems some other banks are getting the message. word jp morgan chaseey will not charge customers extra to spend their own money. here are the banks that plan to tack on fees for at least some of their customers. bank of america, sun trust, wells fargo and regions. and coming here the growing ranks of those reporting they will not chase joining city bank, pnc and others. this as small community banks report a boom in new customers fed up with the big bank fees. claudia cowan is live tonight in our san francisco newsroom. hey, clawed yanchts after eight months of consumer testing chase bank concluded that charging customers to spend their own money really cannot make a whole lot of sense. a number of other big banks in agreement on that one even bank of america telling customers they can avoid that monthly debit card fee if they keep a minimum balance for instance or use a b of a credit card. neither bank of america or wells fargo are abandoning the new fees idea all together even as americans coast to coast demonstrate against corporate greed. crisis ma

lot od thousands as i mentioned in the park where i'm standing there were hundreds that went to chase bank or earlier in the day to withdraw their money and close their accounts hundreds if not a thousand of gathered in another area of manhattan a washington square park to also echo the sentiments that have been boys voiced by the optimism of the occupy wall street movement we receive reports that at least twenty people that went into a city bank to close their accounts were arrested by plainclothes police officers inside citibank but because in speaking to all those that have come out onto the streets today to voice their anger their frustration with with the way that the u.s. system is run here is a little bit of what they had to say. you know for from obama on her friends and anybody in congress trade or they do their congress she is the one paid for by special interests the ones who control the government visual ensure right legislation right now corporations are kind of running the government by funding political campaigns and then those politicians get into office and of course they'

morgan chase bank of america they were only government this asked to stop. sarah flounders from activist group international action center says the u.s. is preaching democracy around the world while forgetting about the rights of its own citizens. this is really a police effort to shut down mass dissent hear see u.s. government that claims to speak for democracy all over the world while dropping bombs on people in many many countries and here at home when people are involved in democratic protests and demonstrations against the domination of wall street representing really the interests of the vast majority of people in latest polls today's show that seventy five percent of the population is sympathetic to these protests. thousands have marched through the northern of british city of manchester and another protest at austerity cuts to public services and pensions the rally in opposition to the governing coalition and organized by trade unions coincided with of the ruling conservative party's conference in the city ortiz lore and it was there. the conservativ

street movement was born a month ago protesters are on saturday planning a mass march on a branch of chase bank to close their accounts that's followed closely followed by a rally at the military recruitment center in times square on friday also broke out between police and activists as hundreds walked through lower manhattan to wall street at least fourteen people were arrested the n.y.p.d. suffered a fresh accusations of heavy handedness and footage of merger of a man being run over by a police scooter and of another protester approaches to refuse me being punched in the face claims of police brutality last week when officers were seen pepper spraying protesters in new york and beating them with batons parties has met a man who's made it his mission to let the world see what's really going on. from the mass demonstrations of support. to the disturbing images of police force day after day the world has been able to watch occupy wall street in action through revolution t.v. a live web stream documenting the ongoing corporate resistance and civil unrest growing and growing in the big apple it's

born just a month ago in new york protesters are on saturday planning a mass march on a branch of chase bank to close their accounts followed by a rally at the military recruitment center in times square on friday scuffles broke out between police and activists hundreds marched through lower manhattan at least fourteen people arrested as they headed to wall street fresh accusations of heavy handedness were leveled at the n.y.p.d. and footage emerged of a man being run over by a police another being punched in the face of all fours claims of police brutality last week when officers were seen pepper spraying protesters in new york and beating them with batons for more on the impact of this massive phenomena let's talk now to robert david steel a former american intelligence officer joining us live from washington d c thank you for coming on the program so these protests in the u.s. are probably going to play a huge part in the two thousand and twelve presidential campaign or how do you think they could affect obama's hopes for a second time. well the key thing to understand about these people

morgan chase bank of america they really go on with this yes they start people over streets across america after i understand lives and they have to demand that the power of money return to congress is article one of those should. always be the congress has the power to call it money doesn't seem to be what this is a big of america all leading congress very proud is returning to congress they would have to protest that both big and the power of money will go back to the people were a lot. of the discontent being seen in the us indicates some things going very wrong in the way the country's ruled that's a view of prominent author and professor noam chomsky his full interview is coming up next hour here on. the streets you can sue. your spot. in the world right so. much like. two thirds of the public thinks the entire congress will be thrown out means that the system isn't working and the public knows. the popularity of the favorable rating for congress and single. president in the same bunch of course all of the. it's a very widespread sense that everything is going wrong that tells you tha