. >>> a study by citibank found americans spend 200 hours and $26 a year on their daily commute that's 45 minutes and $10 per day. new yorkers spend the most time commuting and the people in los angeles spend the most money on their commutes. >>> 4:48. an adventurous cat is back home in kansas after make it's way to hawaii. >>> a tribute is in the work for the youngest victim of the boston marathon bombings. "action news" is next. me from the pennsylvania lottery. oh yeah! super $1,000 frenzy. with top prizes of $300,000. [announcer] want to see your dreams come to life? you could scratch your way to instant winning. the pennsylvania lottery. bring your dreams to life. >> reporter: good soggy thursday morning to you our last standing construction crew on the vine street expressway was working under the overpass who could blame them? they cleared out from the westbound lanes, they will return and close it tonight at 11:00 p.m. nothing else closed on the pennsylvania turnpike, our overnight crash on the eastbound side between norristown and fort washington just cleared. all the eastbound

emily: you said you hacked the pentagon, citibank, nasa.btained secret documents on saddam hussein, tracked down osama bin laden's bank accounts. kim: back in the day after 9/11, that really affected me. i felt deeply unhappy about that. i was trying to do something, be part of the effort to stop people from ever doing that again. emily: you did all those things? kim: i did not do myself. there were other things i did. emily: some people would say there is no proof. kim: there is no proof. emily: when and why did you change your name to kim dotcom? kim: i bought the domain, kim.com. i thought it would be great if my name were kim dotcom so if anyone wants to know anything about me, i do not have to hand them a business card. they can just go to my website. it is all there. emily: take me back to the start of megaupload. kim: i was a street racer. i always made great videos, shared them in the street racing community, on the forums. the file sizes kept getting bigger, and you could not large files send over e-mail. i wanted to solve that pro

guest: jamie dimon built his career starting with sandy at citibank. the mergers built into one of the biggest banks at the time. in 1998 sandy fire jamie and he that were sold shares a total of $110 million. that share sale accrued in ,ddition to all of his salaries and a variety of other investments have accrued to happen million dollars. on top of that, he went to bank one, then two jpmorgan when it acquired banc one. he was running that company. and the equity there. angie: is this a reflection of the man's success in the industry? how common is it for ceos to become billionaires? guest: his mentor was also a billionaire at that time. citigroupefore the stocks collapse. it is not as common. it is not as common now. it usually the ones that do become billionaires have built companies. they are entrepreneurs. it is a rare case that this happens. dimonuld army that jamie of build it through a series acquisitions, the biggest banks we have seen. guest: indeed. thank you for that. francisco.out of san coming up next, mixed signals. the fed says the econ

citibank and bank of america are reportedly thinking about dropping voicemail as well.oicemail service dividers stand to lose. you might have heard this for leaving a message -- one of the biggest companies that provide voicemail -- cisco, are other major providers who should be watching the voicemail slide. but why voicemail has declined, texting has rocketed. it is faster and people are simply more mobile. in 2000, u.s. mobilephone users sent about 12 million texts each month, according to a nielsen study, but that's nothing compared to 2014, one billion texts were sent each and every month. nearly 500down to texts per month per person, up from just 60 a decade ago. the rise of the texts and the fall of voicemail are intertwined. this is really about mobile, isn't it? guest: it is. looking to later this year, we are expecting 200 95 million people having cell phones around the country, but looking ahead to 2018, we will add 20 million more. we are not going to see an end to this. about smartphones and feature phones, feature phones are what i like to call dumb phones.

citibank says it is cooperating fully with the government. breaking news on palestine. let's head over to olivia sterns. olivia: mahmoud abbas, president of the palestinian authority is said to dissolve the government and the next what he four hours. this is all according to an aide. his is apparently due to saying that he is unable to operate the unity government in the gaza strip. you will recall back in june of 2007, there is a's let in the palestinian authority when the andwas kicked out of gaza then in june of 20 14, there was a reconciliation that created the current unity government, but now, the president of the palestinian authority says he is going to dissolve the unity therement and i am seeing will be a new palestinian premier that will head a new government. we also have breaking news concerning greece. the finance minister is going to meet with the secretary-general on wednesday -- this is as talks sort of deadline -- sort of deadlocked. the finance minister will meet the oe ecb secretary-general tomorrow. scarlet: one day before the critical meeting in br

. >> juan p asks, went to pay my citibank loan and was told i cannot pay with cash. >> it is not a governmention. it is a rule that the bank uses. they're trying to keep money launderers from using the bank. anything over $10,000, any skp company, any bank if you have over $10,000 cash you're supposed to see your id. we want to know who you are. >> louis h e-mails, i went to see a doctor and they said they'll charge a 3% surcharge by paying my co-payment by credit card. isn't there a law against this? >> yeah, there is a law against this. some physicians may not realize it. they're a retail. they're selling a good or service. they don't have any extra rules or protections. only very few people can charge you that extra. a utility can, a government can, but almost no one else can charge you extra. just tell them no. they don't have to accept the credit card though. but they're not allowed to charge you more for using. >>> it's time to celebrate the best fans in basketball during the nba finals. we'll share your photos and choose a fan of the day. >>> good friends izabella and matthew. great ac

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a study conducted by citibank found that americans are paying 2600$2600 a year on their daily commute los angeles and new york it's even more at $16 and $14 per day. >>> an initiative launched today is aimed at getting people back on their feet. the ground breaking for a new two bedroom home. the habitat for humanity home will be sold to a veteran. >>> and along the ben franklin parkway, the hughes email of art had a screening of the impressionist and it was a french art dealer that provided painters with stipd ends. the world is filled with air. but for people with copd sometimes breathing air can be difficult. if you have copd, ask your doctor about once-daily anoro ellipta. it helps people with copd breathe better for a full 24hours. anoro ellipta is the first fda-approved product containing two long-acting bronchodilators in one inhaler. anoro is not for asthma. anoro contains a type of medicine that increases risk of death in people with asthma. it is not known if this risk is increased in copd. anoro won't replace rescue inhalers for sudden copd symptoms and should not be used m

citibank and bank of america scored below that but by contrast people's view of the financial services of paypal and amazon copied and 70 percentage of positivity rating. google and apple scored about 50%. while visiting tech companies push further into banking and do we trust them with personal information to do so? two more banks quit their branches and become our laps and digital or better yet improve their customer service. dagen: the story pertains to attack. they've closed 100 branches. there is a cap, not even a website. we increasingly see this trend. dagen: the nba draft getting underway tonight. they could be rolling in debate ask about money. the global stock prices but the action. locate your stock index futures right here in the good old u.s.a. doubt, s&p and nasdaq all moving up. you are watching "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and breaking news. ♪ dagen: birthday you caught up in global markets are rich asia asia stocks finishing mostly lower but the nikkei pulling back after hitting a multiyear high. over to your pc a little bit of weakness, essentially fla

asking for help in identifying the man who robbed a bank inside a supermarket demanding money from a citibank teller. he was wearing a blue or black shirt with white dots with several tattoos on his neck. >> three men suspected in a string of auto burglars are in custody. a business owner helped police locate the men at 86th after a vehicle break in and the suspect car is deathed to several recent burglaries near the airport and stadiums. most of the crimes targeted tourists. >> a suspect is identified in package thefts. the map is 33-year-old union city resident. there were reports of several package thefts. officers were able to identify the man from tips after releasing photos and surveillance video. >>> happening today, a funeral service for a cloverdale teen killed in an illegal street race. a racer crashed into 16-year-old girl on friday sending her body flying off a bridge and toward the banks of the russian river. the highway patrol have identified several juveniles involved in the race. >> san francisco general hospital will for longer sell or provide sugar sweetened drinks. the new

. >> none of the big international financiers like goldman or citibank. didn't hurt that deutsche bank pulled the plug. deutsche bank, no standout stock itself, didn't clobber jp morgan, but goldman's a huge invisible stock that's been a beacon of light. citigroup seemed like it finally found the promised land. deutsche bank rebuff reminded you that the milk can sour and there's no honey. just to keep that kind of metaphor going, you want killjoys? how about citigroup taking the cyber security stocks to the wood shed today. i've said you're going to get a pullback here but i didn't expect citigroup to make it happen. and the firm really seemed to be down there. sellers beware. when the next data breach comes, you only ask yourself why did i sell them? nevertheless whenever you see a parabolic move, somebody's going to say enough is enough. look, that's just what comes with the super high growth nosebleed territory. and of course, to make matters worse, the transports have to crash the misery party. fedex is still reeling, even as so much damage came from

i never thought the big, giant groups, the citibanks of the world, were possible but we were able to figure those out. the worst investment in the entire history of the firm was the simple, easy to analyze banks. we just moved on. >> talk about being scarred by a good stock gone bad. >> what about like a goldman or morgan stanley? i can't imagine you don't own those either. >> we wouldn't. again, it comes down to the earnings. we want to invest based on what we think earnings will be five years forward from today and i just don't know how you make that forecast with a goldman or a morgan and have conviction that you're actually going to be right about that number. >> but that's the key word, though. you just said five years. i think when you talk about what we do on this desk, scott, we're not talking five years out into the future. >> i think we're talking about everything. i'm not talking five minutes. >> no, i understand. >> some may be but i -- >> i'm not talking five minutes either, my brother. i'm talking goldman sachs that ran from 185 up to 212 and morgan stanley going from 5

that's according to a new study by citibank.onsumers spent 200 hours a year stuck in traffic. people in l.a. pay 16 bucks a day and it's $14 a day if you are a new yorker. drivers spend about $2,600 a year commuting and waste countless hours. >> that's for sure. >> no fun whatsoever. >> we know how that is here in the bay area, right, gianna? >> we do. and that's why i'm here to get you around this mess not wasting so much time on the roadways. >>> you might be wasting a few minutes on the 780 in benicia. a vehicle hit the guardrail. it's on its wheels. but maybe up to four cars involved eastbound 780 at 2nd street. chp saying all lanes were blocked at one point. they are trying to get everything off to the side and maybe just close one lane through there to ease congestion. we'll keep an eye in. so far going to see a few delays there. not too bad. extra volume. the commute busy but so far traffic moving at decent speeds. no delays on the eastbound side where you will see delays on 580 through the altamont pass. it's business as

americans are spending a lot more time and money stuck in traffic this according to a new study citibankw spending 45 minutes traveling to and from work each than at a cost about $12 loss and the travelers and the most ford and the trip of about $16 a large cities including san francisco and chicago, they were at the lower and costing $11 a day from people in this a making the most of the commute the same study says most women for example set commuting is their only the time all day. >>pam moore: the champs are back at home after winning their first nba title since 1975 gary takes a look and last night celebration reaction and today's triumphant return home next. >>gary: the warriors spent their morning in cleveland and then here we go to the flight home we have video via will and they're just having fun and rocking out to the song cocoa by ot genesis everyone else is dancing but he is out cold and alongside klay thompson he said most of the guys did not sleep at all the land along 3:00 and of course king currie first off miracle this guide you see how symbolic that may be in there they

for citibank minister, thank you for joining us.eign minister of norway borge brende joining us. guy: greece and creditors are no closer to reaching a deal. alexis tsipras wrote the deadlock was "certain institutional actors and their absurd proposal." [indiscernible] francine: china's output stabilize. there was easing supporting the economy. official pmi reading at 50.2% and improvement of 50.1% reading. guy: the probe into fifa is moving to a new phase that the brink more charts to more people. banks including barclays have launched internal probes into any role they may have played in the schedule according to "the sunday times." francine: how will john kerry's accident of fact nuclear deals with iran. ♪ francine: welcome back. as greece and its creditors blame each other over the weekend for the lack of progress, our next guest said a grexit would be beneficial for the greeks. we are joined by richard. thank you for joining us. it seems the markets are brushing it off. first of all what is the capital controls and what does it

justice department, fifa bribes were channeled from delta through larger banks, including citibank andn. we are told by the justice department that over the course of a decade, delta wired tens of millions of dollars on behalf of hsbc, wells fargo, and banco do brasil. guy: that is one angle to the story. we have breaking developments surrounding the fifa story. we are getting details coming off the interpol website related to this red notice. we have some of the names -- six names that have had red notices. they include jack warner. the individuals concerned wanted by national jurisdictions and interpol's role is to assist the national police in locating these individuals with a view to their arrest and extradition though they cannot compel any member nation to pursue that. but those are the -- i guess you call the mugshots. hans: is a mug shot after you have been indicted? guy: that is a good point. they are pictures of the people on the interpol website. hans: who need to be found and arrested. we are comfortable saying that these are arrest warrants. up next, could a rise car price

consumer sent back across have increased over last five years the study was done by citibank we are goingtake a quick break coming up with a file on the very latest out of south carolina were this morning police are hunting for a gunman opened fire on the church last night in was about 9:00 the gunman into the manual a heavy church opened fire on about sunny group nine people were killed 81% died at the church but mike leonard died of a hospital fog window opposite of the sky is three of them were mailed six of them were female there were survivors but the exact number of the survivors is unclear we have either one of the survivors is a five year- old pretended to be dead in the that is coming from local media this morning the suspect is still on the loose this morning described only as a male in his other 25 ft. 9 in. tall slender build san the blond hair. i've smoked a lot and quit a lot but ended up nowhere. now i use this. the nicoderm cq patch, with unique extend release technology helps prevent the ur to smoke all day. i want this time to be my last time that's why i choose nicoderm

not a 529 or tax-advantaged account right now it's an incubator account with our banking partner, citibankal account with sub cultures for each of the 4,500 kindergarten yenkindergartenners each your. >> there's a lot that shows when you make a retirement job automatic when you get a job, once you do have people enrolled, what is the pattern in terms of how much they save, what they save what percentage of the people add to the account? >> that's an excellent point. our idea was to make sure this was automatic and universal. every child gets an account and we put a deposit to make it real. we offer a one-to-one match up to the first hundred dollars they put in the account and then we offer another $100 incentive for six consecutive months of steady savings in the account to encourage a habit of ongoing savings each month. so far to date we've opened over 18,000 accounts and almost 14%, 2,500 families have saved over $1 million for their children's education. >> how important is it for you to try and narrow the gap with this program? how much of a realtime pressing concern is this gap for y

listed here that were puerto rican headquartered and we have numbers on banks operating there was citibank of course been a major participant in scotia bank which is a canadian parent. you'll notice number one geezer numbers as at the end of june 30 last year. durell banks failed this year. here's four of them over the last four years. the number the lower right-hand corner comes $6 billion is the amount of estimated lost the fdic has taken in those failures. this is a subsidy from u.s. bank a deposit insurance premiums to protect depositors in these bangs, not an insignificant amount of money. in terms looking at the puerto rican banks in addition to having the insurance protection which meant no on the banks can also borrow thingy too from the homeland bank of new york. consequently the puerto rican economy is not held back by weak banking system as is the case in greece that likely will continue. pardon my voice. in my opinion muddling through is not an option. that's the approach taken up to this time because the debt burdens have become intolerable and they are getting worse and then

jpmorgan and citibank that is a big move from 98.ans they get better. >> i don't see real liquidity. they might advertise all they want but i don't see a normal guy with a normal job. the markets take time. >> ten years, a decade away from 2008. >> less than it was in 2008. >> we have optimism on the west coast, the east coast. >> makes the markets. >> you would say. maria: the obama administration shifting its policy on paying ransom to terrorists groups. we have more on that coming. look at fenway park in boston. storm clouds gave fans a colorful backdrop after bringing threat of tornadoes earlier in the evening. back in a minute. it's one of the most amazing things we build and it doesn't even fly. we build it in classrooms and exhibit halls, mentoring tomorrow's innovators. we build it raising roofs, preserving habitats and serving america's veterans. every day, thousands of boeing volunteers help make their communities the best they can be. building something better for all of us. >> the minute you start paying ransom you have m

[laughter] city group capital one and citibank and chase were responsible for derailing the card overh. but according to wall street journal the banks buckled over a $19 million between mastercard and target saying their losses are way more than $19 million. that breach back in 2013 target systems were hacked that exposed 40 million credit cards to they've seen. again, the journal saying the banks killing that deal pap and finally from the rent is too dam high, the median cost in san francisco get this. it's a staggering $4,225 a month. that's according to zillo in san francisco. and that is 16% higher, guys, than a year ago. stuart, that's any size, a one, two it be three bedroom. whatever. . stuart: that's just the average. >> if you're a teacher, a cop, a fireman in san francisco working in san francisco . stuart: you're not living in san francisco. >> you know, if you're cailtyn jenner, you could afford a house or an apartment . stuart: by the way, i have a correction. ladies and gentlemen the name of the reality show. >> uh-huh. stuart: is i am kate. that is the proper name. >> o

a study by citibank shows the average person spends an average of 45 minutes commuting each day. side 72% of women surveyed said those hours spent commuting end up being the only "me time" they get. >>> the hippopotamus took to the water for the first time today. with a little nudge from its mother. he did the quick dive and swam all the way to the bottom of the pool. they are native to west africa and classified as endangered specie species. there's your cute video of the day, al. >> thank you, sheinelle. >>> let's look what we got going on for the weekend planner. sunshine nice swath from the west coast to the gulf coast. more showers and thunderstorms left over from bill. moving into saturday we have the western two-thirds of the country looking spectacular, all though i'm sure california wouldn't mind a little rain. we have a slight risk of strong storms in the upper midwest. on sunday sunday! father's day. we're expecting wet weather in the northeast mid atlantic states, gulf coast will see hit or miss showers. the heat is on in the southwest. 111 on sunday in las vegas. . g