justice department made a settlement with citibank citibank defrauded investors in the collapse of the mortgage industry but there were no criminal charges bought brought citibank paid a quarter of a billion dollars but they got a slap on the wrist for a fine and no one went to jail this is not taking action against the big banks ok and you just heard this story that we heard earlier wall street bankers and you say protests are should be thankful to banks for creating jobs during the recession but how they actually done this and i think more importantly was there any significant contribution from terms of creating jobs. wall street not only did not create jobs they are directly responsible for the unemployment crisis in america i like to say that wall street bankers are like the kid the child who kills his parents and then pleads for mercy from the judge because he's an orphan the wall street bankers actively pushed corporations to outsource jobs and move production from america to third world countries and to china they counsel corporations they told corporations cut costs by cutting

among those arrested were actual citibank customers reportedly attempting to close their accounts. citibank says the new york city police asked them to close the branch with the protesters still inside until police could arrive to arrest those protesters. here's how some of that scene played out afterwards. >> let them go! let them go! let them go! >> today the occupy wall street movement officially turned one month old. not only does it show no signs of letting up, but over the weekend, the protest that started on wall street started spreading across the globe. more than 900 cities across 4 separate continents saw protests this past saturday alone. this was the scene at a recent occupy protest in new york city. i bailed out a bank and all i got was a new debit card charge. occupy cincinnati protesters have been set up in a park in cincinnati much like downtown manhattan. over this past weekend cincinnati protesters, this is adorable, cincinnati protesters got word somebody was scheduled to have their wedding photos taken in the park. all the protesters gathered up all their stuff

it should be a run on bank of america and not on citibank.he economy is about to end the -- implode, europe as on the brink. they are simply not facing at all the magnitude. >> banks really are not an object of much sympay. >> a $5 surcharge is not whatt e american economy hangs on. >> but not exactly for the one island of prosperity in a sea of misery. >> let's set the record straight on the polital campaigning. it i is happening on both sides. the effort to defea back obama started two and a hf years ago a and has been sustained. and oba, yes, is inampan mode but the question is whether he has gotten to the mode to late. >> president of the united states. he had aebt commission st year which he ignored. he had a bget he submitted this year that was left o of his own democratic senate -- 97- 0. he has not governed at all. >> like israel and palestine it is your fault, no, it is your fault. then i wanted to say i do not think it is quite equal. i do not think the history is quite equal. the whole performance over the raising of the debt limit

we'll tell you how much more citibank plans to charge customers just to have an account. >>> we continue our knchl of the mikel jackson death -- michael jackson death trial. >>> coming up, later in in their broad cast, the baseball playoffs heating up. so hot a camera man can't stay on his feet. that story later in this broad cast. 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. man can't stay on his feet. that story later in this broad cast. broadcast kron4 >>> the trial of michael jackson's personal physician continued today as one of conrad murray's girlfriends took the stand. prosecutors have been trying to get details on the doctor's schedule the day michael jackson died. >> reporter: prosecutors are trying to show that conrad murray was t

bank and citibank are not charging debit card fees but citibank is ruling out a basic cheque account, and that will cost $10 a month. diane? >> thank you, matt. and we've put together a list of fees for checking services charged by the ten biggest mbans in america, and you can compare them all by going to abcnews.com/worldnews. >>> and now, a man best known for the way he sings has sparked a national debate over what he said. hank williams jr., who has been kicking off "monday night footba football" for 20 years was pulled off the air last night after making controversial commercials about president obama. here's abc's sharyn alfonsi. ♪ are you ready for some football ♪ >> reporter: his rousing open to "monday night football" is iconic. last night, espn sidelined hank williams jr., after his comments about president obama and speaker of the house john boehner. >> be like hitler playing golf with netanyahu, okay? >> okay. >> not hardly. and the country with this shape, they're the enemy. they're the enemy. >> reporter: espn, part of abc's parent company, quickly pulled williams song, e

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now we have citibank, and that's due to publish its third quarter earnings before the opening bell on wall street later today. during an interview with cnn's fortune's andy ser va, they sounded confident that citibank is going in the right direction. >> i think over all the bank is doing well. this is a fundamentally different company than it was three years ago, and we'll be sharing a lot more information on that during our earnings call, but we've de-risked the bank. we had one of the smallest portfolios of any of the large banks in the country. we have enormous financial strength we've built up. 25% of our balance sheet today is in cash or government securities or liquid securities. this is a -- for a balance sheet our size, that's a lot of cash. the most important thing though is that we're back to the basics of banking. >> wells fargo reports its own third quarter earnings at the same time as citibank in a little under four hours' time. both lenders expected to post a hefty jump in profits. >>> g-20 finance chiefs wrapped up a meeting in paris with a promise they will take, as th

let me ask you about the citibank situation. some of the protesters we're hearing one thing, and from the police we're hearing another. the protesters are saying essentially a group of 20, 25 people went into the citibank, wanted to close their accounts, and then a non-uniformed security person started cuffing people. the police has a very different version of events, but either way you look at it, i imagine, susan, it's very tense what's going on. >> reporter: well, police said there was only one person who resisted arrest. so they describe the situation as being calm there. occupy wall street is saying that they find it in their words incredible that people could go into a bank, attempt to conduct business where they have accounts, and yet were arrested and unable to do what they went in there intending to do. clearly it's a statement they wanted to make. at least they're certainly getting publicity about it. and to that degree, you could certainly say they tried to make a point. >> susan candiotti is there in lower manhattan.

to close their accounts were arrested by plainclothes police officers inside citibank. has been speaking to all those that have come out onto the streets today to voice their anger their frustration with the way that the u.s. system is run here is a little bit of what they had to say. i don't have anybody in congress or they do their congress is a board and paid for by special interests the ones who control the government veterans who write legislation right now corporations are kind of running the government by funding political campaigns and as politicians get into office and of course they're going to do what's in the corporations best interest because that's who is funding them and that's who's giving the money and the people are kind of left in the dust people aren't getting what they deserve people are still struggling they work their full time jobs they work overtime and yet there's people who can't even hour a week to work. these are the sentiments that have been a voice. by the occupy movement for four weeks now but in the next few hours we are expecting to see

citibank is out with new checking account fees beginning in december the minimum balance for city banksd-level checking accounts will go up to $15,000.10 who does not maintain that balance will have to pay $20 a month easy checking customer accounts will be charged $15 a month if they don't keep a balance of a minimum $6,000 citibank announced previously that it's raising fees on basic banking accounts from 8 to $10 per month the day's top business stories are next and it's been called a major step in the world of stem cell research and we have details on the use of a cloned human embryo had in the medical watch and later in lunch break we' from the new york stock exchange with your on the money report. the world mourns the loss of steve jobs he simplified the most high-tech of products and revolutionize the technology industry he built apple into one of the most highly respected companies in the world and the investment community remembers him today shares of apple stock are slightly lower at this moment but shares had surged 9000% from his return to apple back in 1997 it is one of the

citibank is saying they called because they were trespassing and would not leave, and she was outside the bank, and they did not appreciate it, and they dragged her back in to arrest her. they locked the other protesters inside, and the idea that they would not leave is questionable at best. they wanted them to be punished for coming in and protesting by trying to take their money out. >> you have been surprised -- i keep thinking to myself, if mayor bloomberg were to hire me as consultant, i would say don't try to kick the protesters out and don't have the cops do things like this because it helps the movement. >> that would have been the smart thing politically for bloomberg to do, and i have been following the cops for the longest time, and new york city cops are out of control, they harass people. what they have done to young, black and hispanic people, especially men and boys has been terrible for years with their stop and frisk policies, and they have been sort of -- especially in the post september 11th era, they have been given free reign to keep things under control. i am not

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apparently several of them wrote letters to citibank asking for their money back many people also today decided to dress up i think we have video of the fiction of the fictional character robin hood you see there robin hood m.o. of course rob from the rich and give that money to the poor need it the most robin hood protesters marched from bank to bank in an attempt to occupy the banks this has of course become a nationwide movement with protesters standing their ground despite threats by police to arrest them. this is video from nashville tennessee very early this morning protesters have been occupying legislative plaza there for about three weeks they were told they would need to evacuate by last night those who stayed were removed from the area by police police light concerns about safety after reports of fights fast and disruptions from homeless people occupiers say police intentionally stopped patrolling the area once they set up camp leading to the increase in crime protesters stood their ground in san diego as well and all more than forty people were arrested you can see police ma

. >>> new day, a new bank upping the fees on customers, this time it's citibank, in december the minimumbalance for midlevel banks will go up from six to $15,000. if you don't maintain that it's $20 a month. customers with easy checking acts will be -- accounts will be charged 15-dollars a month. >>> friendlies restaurant chain is filing for bankruptcy protection. it has closed 67 stores. it has secured $70 million in financing and remaining 424 stores will remain open as it reorganizes. gift cards will be honored at the remaining stores. >>> high end fashion at a discount pass. target fashion decider woo will have a new collection. his target line will include women's clothing and handbags. you have to wait until february to see it in stores. >>> cheesecake factory is america's favorite casual dining restaurant. more than 4500 customers said they liked the place so much because it's clean, the food tastes good and the quality food is good. the second place went to the texas road house, with olive garden, applebys and ruby tuesdays got a nod as the best place for healthy choices. >>> ton

by the way, i heard you talking with christine romans about all these new citibank charges. here's my letter from citibank telling me that i'm getting a downgrade in service and for that privilege, i get to pay more. nice, huh? >> they actually said you're getting actually said you're getting a downgrade in service, they admitted that? >> they're changing my checking accounted. i had a unique account. the one they're changing it into is now the lower level account. and it costs more. >> fantastic. >> nice. >> and i mean that s sarcastically. carter evans, thank you. "american morning" continues right now. >>> good morning. amanda knox returns to america after four long years in prison. you'll hear her emotional message he'd. >>> terrifying moments in new york city. i'm ali velshi. a helicopter crashes into the east river killing a passenger. what went wrong? we're live at the scene just ahead. >>> and spending your money will now cost you even more money. i'm carol costello. another big bank about to slap customers with know fear hike? on this "american morning." -- captions

earlier in the day, 24 demonstrators were handcuffed and removed from a nearby citibank, charged with criminal trespassing. from california to florida -- >> we are the 99%. >> reporter: occupy supporters were out in full force one month after the movement began. back in new york, it was a busy day for demonstrators. first marching from the home base in the financial district to greenwich village. >> us taxpayers are bailing out wall street, the banks and corporations but that money isn't going back to the people. >> reporter: protesters portrayed wealthy wall street bankers as pigs and sharks. an act some in the park some weren't buying. >> it's fabricated. it's not an authentic movement. >> reporter: now, sunday has traditionally a day of rest for protesters here in new york but tonight here at 7:00 p.m. they will be holding what they call their general assembly meeting here at zucotti park. >> thank you. t.j. winick reporting. >> turning to politics and your voice and your vote, a day after rick perry laid out his jobs plan some critics question whether he can relate to the struggle

. >> all the big companies you heard of -- citibank, american express, ibm, cisco -- all of the biggest companies you hear about in the united states. but it is also small companies that do a variety of things. there is a company that imports parts from small technology companies in the u.s. to be distributed throughout asia for different technology makers. so it is a whole range as well as people -- and there are many americans who come here to start their own companies. >> how is it to day to day, week to week -- how does it help u.s. companies function throughout the year? >> on a couple of levels -- number one, the government level. a couple of years ago, we helped support, through the free trade agreement with the united states, which has been very helpful to u.s. companies. we also help when there are big regulations could it could do something with tax policy or something on creating more schools so that american families, when they come here, there is a school to send their children to. >> you mentioned the singapore u.s. that the agreement. the big thing is that people are frig

protests continued in new york today as well. 24 people arrested for trespassing after storming into a citibankn manhattan. they accused the bank of playing a role in the financial crisis. the occupy wall street protests spread worldwide with demonstrations in 900 cities in europe, africa, asia and the united states. it's drawn high profile people including wikileaks founder, julian assange. he stepped on stage for a different cause. >> we are all individuals. >> we are all individuals. >> assange joined thousands of demonstrators in london's financial district frustrated over inequality. meantime, rome saw some of the worst violence in years. members by the government and high unemployment sparked residents to lash out at police. some donned masks trying to express the same concerns. corporate greed clashes with the lives or ordinary citizens. >> i'm here because the cops are not going to help people. they can't. i have kids. we have to fight. >> this sentiment echoing around the globe. many say it's falling on deaf ears. >>> in san jose today, a funeral for a member of the hell's angels fell

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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 a

citibanks 26 billion in revenues. bofa yes, reported a loss in the latest quarter due to costs to the legacy mortgage issues . but core business. 5.6 billion. they can afford a few regulation. they racked in 940 billion dollars since the credit crisis so let's not feel sorry for them. >> on the other hand we have bank of america tock going down to close to 50. if it is below five dollars a share. they are in trouble, no? >> i think government involvement is keeping the sector down and the economy as the whole. i think it is irresponsible to call runos bank especially bank of america. they are forced by regulation to liquitate their assets and laying off tens of thousands of people and now revenue cuts from another end from the same regulation. it is bad for the business and economy and people who are hurt the worst by this are you and me the consumers. we have checking account that is are costing money and we have given the banks another incentive not to lend to prospective home buyers. >>> and the banks, no one knows

wrong. >> shame, shame, shame, shame. >> you should know that citibank has issued a statement the woman bank, wouldn't leave and became disruptive. that's why they called the cops. that woman was not inside the bank when she was arrested. i want you to see that video out there. it's evokes discussion now. i want to hear from you. >> as we look at the protests against concentrated wealth, we should keep in mind that the median wealth for african-americans in this country is a meager $2,200 and the median wealth for african-american females in the united states is $5. >> wow, that is an amazing statistic. sam. >> going forward, people should know that occupy wall street is going to grow. not only are you going to see direct action in the context of the banks, but now there's going to be more direct action on line. occupy boardroom is just launching now, and they're going to basically start to flood the e-mail boxes of some members of board rooms of banks and other major corporations. >> i just want to make sure that i emphasize on african-american females. single african-american females.

when our clients can grow and invest more, citibank prospers. the agreement is good not just for us, but the clients as well as the entire u.s. economy. >> we are out of our time. thank you for your education and your passion. please to meet you. what does the free-trade agreement mean to korea? >> basically free trade agreement is something that aims to remove any barriers to the free flow of goods, services, and sometimes human beings. it is meant to increased trade flows between the countries concerned so that will be helpful for these countries to be more prosperous, and also, it goes beyond economic and trade aspects of any fault with told relations. korea is the staunch ally of the united states, and korea is a vibrant democracy. korea and the united states share the values of democracy, free market, and human rights, so it goes beyond trade and economic aspect. that free trade agreement, once implemented in both countries, would be a big booster for volatile relations in east asia, which is most vibrant and the fastest-growing region in t

>> it will be the big company that you have heard of, citibank, american express, ibm, cisco systems, the biggest companies you hear about in the u.s., but it is also small companies that do a variety of things. there is a company here that imports parts from small technology companies in the u.s. to be distributed throughout asia for different technology makers. it is a whole range, as well as people -- and there are many americans that have come here to start their own companies. >> how does this help u.s. companies function here? >> our goal is to work on a couple of levels. a couple of years ago we pushed through the free trade agreement between singapore and the united states, which has been helpful for u.s. companies. whenever there are big regulation things, anything that could be on trader tax policy, or it could be up on treating new schools in singapore so that american families, when they come here, have a school that they want to send their children to. >> you mentioned the singapore- u.s. fta agreement. the big issue is people are afraid that the jobs will go overseas. op

citibank gained 5%. a clearer sign stocks are regaining traction, treasury prices fell and their yields rose. in earnings, alocoa fell a day after kicking off the season with disappointing results but pepsi jumped over 2% on its outlook and better than expected earnings. liz claiborne skyrocketed 34% on plans to sell its namesake brand and several others, hoping to reverse years of losses. elsewhere, minutes released from the latest fed meeting showed the central bankers considered another round of big bond purchases with at least two members still lobbying for a so-called qe3. and a sad sign of the times, harrisburg, pennsylvania, debt-laden capital city filed for bankruptcy wednesday new and moms be prepared to shell out more for peanut butter son. a hot, dry summer in key producing states has shrunk the peanut crop this year. >>> finally, you can't make this up. the bronze buttocks from the statue of saddam hussein tommed in baghdad after the u.s.-led invasion will be auctioned off in england. the for

. >>> citibank will start charging customers $15 a month if they don't carry a minimum balance of 6,000. customers with that mid level account will be charged $20 month if they don't maintain a minimum balance of $15,000. >>> number two, your costco membership is going up. america's largest wholesaler will raise its fees by 0% starting november 1st. that means most memberships will go up $5 to $55. those executive fees will increase from $100 to $110. >>> number one tonight, don't drive with expired tags in d.c., or you could be arrested and put in jail. it happened to a maryland woman. aaa is outraged by the law. the agency wants the d.c. council to review the practice. even one council woman is now questioning that policy. that's tonight's fox 5 top five. >>> thank you, shawn. a beautiful week of weather. feels great. >> everybody's happy, and everybody's really happy because it does look like it will keep going for a few more days, if not into the first part of next week. it's really comfortable. took a stroll through northwest washington. everybody was out eating outside again. we h

it shows protesters getting arrested for trying to close out their bank account with citibank. five people were taken away with handcuffs. they do not know the numbers. they are seeing in that large numbers of people are leaving their banks in search for something better. they point for so reasons for the departure. 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.

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citibank is the latest big bank to hit customers with a round of fee hikes.istine romans here in new york. now there are new charges on checking accounts, and people are not happy about this. >> you know, this, carol, we saw this coming. we knew that free checking was going away. we knew that rewards programs were going away. we knew that there would be new create everybody types of fees on accounts that use debit cards. why? because the industry has said, for almost two years, that if congress takes away their fee machine that they were slapping on people for years, billions of dollars, that they would find new ways within the law to do it, and they are. the latest is citi. citi is raising some of the fees that it has on its basic checking accounts. now, there are ways to get around it, of course. you could do a handful of online transactions, direct deposits, keep your balance a certain way. the bottom line is, for a lot of citibank customers, there will be new charges on their checking accounts. now, i want to give you some advice here. people are so outra

drove banks to lead higher in stocks and citibank gained 5%. clean sign stocks are regaining traction, treasury prices fell. >>> alcoa fell a day after kick being off the ceasing with disappointsing reports. but pepsi jumped 2% off its outlook on better-than-expected earnings. >>> liz claiborne rocketed 34% on plans to sell its namesake brand hoping to reverse years of losses. >>> minutes released from the latest fed meeting showed central bankers considered another round of big bond purchases with at least two members still lobbying for so-called qe3. >>> in a sad time or sign of the times, harrisburg, pennsylvania's debt-laden capital city has filed for bankruptcy. they did this wednesday. >>> and moms, be prepared to shell out more for peanut butter soon. another hot, dry summer in key producing states has shrunk the u.s. peanut crop this year. >>> and here you go -- the bronze buttocks from the statue of the saddam hussein toppled in baghdad after the u.s.-led invasion will be auctioned off in england. the former english soldier who grabbed

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as much of that as we can repatriate to citibank, why should we be giving money to banks that have so much evidence of not working in the public interest and it's not in their definition to be in the public interest. thank you. [applause] >> one of the things that occurs to me in terms of the criteria, i think there is every reason in the world to consider our financial interests as being secure and safe important. that being said, the criteria, one thing i would ask about is the issue of around wells fargo investing in private prisons that turn a profit off immigration detention. as a sanctuary city, i feel like that should be one of the criteria, that we should not be getting our money and a bank that turns a profit on the tension. another thing to think about as previous speakers are, and evaluating what is the cheapest proposal but looking at the hidden costs and seeing where all the city -- all of the shady practices of a certain bank. i'm told bank of america's public going to go belly up, but don't worry, the federal government will bail them out. that is a secure financial ins

wells fargo, citibank, u.s. bank and td bank are also now saying they won't be charging customers who swipe. bank of america seems to be softening its stand saying today that it's coming up with a plan to help more customers avoid debit card fees. it was b. of a. that got the most heat from consumers with what people are calling breakup videos posted on youtube. there's also a no debit card fee petition signed by 300,000 people only change.org and bank transfer day started in california. a facebook page which already has 65,000 friends is urging people to move all of their money out of the major banking institution on or before next saturday. so what is the official explanation? a lot of people are asking? chase says that after an eight month debit card fee experiment it's decided it's not the best thing for its customers so it's not going to do it anymore. meanwhile this afternoon, wells fargo announced it is canceling its plan for the five-state planned pilot program. consumer groups warn that banks will proba