they contact the us, we contacted citibank. about a month later, citibank took action. we've provided a check honoring the cash promotion and apologize for any inconvenience. that is a $1,000 win for the edelman family. kudos to susan for keeping a copy of that ad right there. this kind of documentation goes a long way in making a strong case that you're in the right. so any time, any place you're offered a bonus or something extra to sign up, make sure the deal is in writing. there's fine print down there. keep a copy just in case, just in case the company doesn't keep up its end of the bargain. if you need help with a consumer problem, let us know, nbcbayarea.com, "responds" option from the main menu, or call 888-996-tips. are you suggesting that you're too young to remember toasters at the bank? >> i remember the toasters, that means i'm old. i remember the free toaster. >> can we bring our toaster in now and exchange it for $1,000? >> i'd open a bank account for $1,000 for sure. >> keep the paperwork, though. >>> stretch your memory. if you're a "star wars" fan, thi

we contacted citibank. about a month later, citibank took action.dn't explain the hangup, but it told us this, "we've provided a check honoring the cash promotion and apologize for any inconvenience." that is a $1,000 win for the edelman family. kudos to susan for keeping a copy of that ad, documentation like this goes a long way in making a strong case that you're in the right. so any time or anyplace you're offered a bonus or something extra to sign up, make sure the teal is in writing and keep a copy of it just in case the company doesn't keep up its end of the bargain. if you need help with a consumer problem you can't solve yourself, let us know, go to nbcbayarea.com and click the "responds" option from the main menu or call us 888-996-tips. >> thanks, chris. >>> not only is air rage real but soaring higher affording to the faa, reporting a staggering spike in the number of unruly and dangerous behavior on airplanes. typically u.s. airlines report around 150 formal bad behavior cases this year. the number this year jumped to 1,300, which is eve

claims cyber ninjas have done projects for citibank and jp morgan chase.morgan chase, those will tell you, quote, they have no record of hiring cyber ninjas but not just jovan pulitzer. that was supposed to make them feel better. the sub extractor did have an experience in new mexico and pennsylvania but when the arizona mirror went to confirm that, they found no one had heard of the company called wake tsi. when they claimed to have had part of an election in pennsylvania. they were hired there by the rudy giuliani circus. they were pushing the narrative that pennsylvania election had been stolen from donald trump. they picked wake tsi to look at the county to see if their theories were correct. how did that go for them. that countsy has to buy all new votings machines because of wake tsi messing with them and that means the machine is compromised. now we've learned that wake tsi, the firm in charge with the physical hand counting of the ballots and audit, they just quit in arizona. no explanation. he said, quote, they were done. they didn't want to come

are you shocked by this, it citibank shocked by this? they shouldn't be.5 patrice colors posted on camera that "we are trained marxists. but we didn't know has good the training was. pretty effective. on may 15th of this year police in maine told a father called sean mcbride he that he was not allowed to go to his daughter's graduation ceremony. why? he'd been banned from the school district from all school events. why was he banned? because he fought back against what the school's teaching, racist propaganda. the equity agenda, loosing it across the country. it's evil and very few parents have said anything but he did. there've been reports that the school board may have reversed its decision and sean mcbride he is here to give us the an update. he is the head of a chapter at the school. has a school board school board reversed its decision? >> as far as i know i can't go to the band concert on and there was some word salad where that president said if i met some conditions i might be able to go to graduation but right now it's still up in the air. i push

i want to ask the rest of you if you are willing to follow the lead that citibank has made in terms of our climate. mr. dimon: i think we need a mature conversation on climate. we need carbon tax, industry policy. it is not just about banks stopping financing. we are going to need oil and gas a long time. the conversation is how are we good to accomplish this in the right way? we can reduce co2 dramatically at no cost to a healthy economy. if we do it the wrong way, we will not reduce co2 going down, it will simply move elsewhere and we can damage the economy. i beg you, let's have a rational conversation, mature and thoughtful how to go about it. >> i have been trying to have a rational conversation for 15 years on this. until recently, i have not heard the ceos of major banks endorse the idea of a price on carbon. i know that has changed because of alternatives that are out there. all of us have a part to play and i want to ask that your other colleagues have the kind of example that we made in this particular area and i understand their oil and gas, but with respect to coal are you

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cyber ninja's ceo has claimed his company has done projects as citibank and jp morgan chase. institutions to find out what their experience was like working with cyber ninjas. perhaps they could back up what cyber ninjas were saying that big financial institutions have trusted the cyber ninjas with all their sensitive information so the people of arizona should trust cyber ninjas with their ballots and voting machines. yeah. turns out not so much. from the associated press, quote, two of the compaies cyber ninjas lists as former clients, citibank and jp morgan chase says through spokes people that they have no record of hiring cyber ninjas. shocker. the recount of the presidential election results, the so-called audit has been one disaster on top of another since the day it started. but the whole operation restarted today with no end in sight. watch this space. this is the greatest idea you'll ever hear. okay, it's an app that compares hundreds of travel sites for hotels and cars and vacation rentals like kayak does for flights. so it's kayak. yeah, like kayak. why don't you

citibank, bank of america, chase, and wells fargo. the four banks that collectively manage tens of millions of checking accounts for customers. while you automatically and at no cost got complete protection from overdraft fees at the federal reserve, could you please raise your hand if you gave the same automatic protection to your customers and automatically waived all of their overdraft fees? i'm not seeing anyone raise their hand. that is because none of you gave the same help to your customers that the bank regulators extended to you. help that the bank regulators recommended that you give. let me focus on this a little bit. let me ask the question about whether or not any of you who did not automatically waive, let's take a look at who actually paid these fees. according to pew charitable trust, it is disproportionately working people making less than $50,000 a year, african-americans, hispanics, people who are struggling to get by. how much did they pay in overdraft fees? they paid a combined $4 billion. mr. dimon, you are the s

probably not well the democratic party works for goldman sachs and citibank and that's who they work for and that's who biden has always worked for and that is the fundamental structural problem with american politics thanks that was history professor and author paul straight on how joe biden is not f.d.r. . oh yeah oh. go by. all the feeling of going to. every the world of experience. and you get it on the old low. the old according to gesture. come along for the wrong. i think. i'm going to be. i think. france byron schools from using a modified version of the french language that supporters say avoids sexism people are divided though about whether reforms are really needed. we must include every point for me it's a bit bland to the issue of sexism and writing is something you have to take into account cities use less complicated speech. over 200 people while the number of officers injured in clashes in jerusalem with police taking a tougher line on journalists filming be an arrest. and food of the future also they call it dried you know worms could soon become a large part of your

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probably not well the democratic party works for goldman sachs and citibank and that is who they work for and that's who biden has always worked for and that is the the fundamental structural problem with american politics thanks that was history professor and author paul straight on how joe biden is not f.d.r. . francis bands of schools from using a modified version of the french language supporters say avoids sexism people are bitterly divided though about whether reforms in fact are needed. we must include everyone for me it's a bit bland to the issue of sexism and ricing is something you have to take into account cities useless complicate speech. over 200 people and a number of officers are injured in clashes in jerusalem with police taking a tough line on journalists filming the unrest. and the food of the future or so they call it dried yellow worms could.

probably not well the democratic party works for goldman sachs and citibank and that is who they work for and that's who biden has always worked for and that is the the fundamental structural problem with american politics thanks that was history professor and author paul straight on how joe biden is not f.d.r. .

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looking at casinos, citibank saying the slump in macau casino shares unjustified given the fundamentalsing the underperformance has seen a gap between share price and fundamentals and that will narrow, they say, after travel restrictions left. coming up, tencent joining it biggest rivals in a spending binge that will? up competition in china. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ yvonne: jd logistics will stop taking investment orders for its hong kong ipo offering a day earlier than planned. david ingles has details. what are we expecting? david: we have what is very near final pricing, the company set to guide the hong kong price $40.36 hong kong, the lower end of the market range, $39.30 to about $43.60 hong kong. that means if that is the final price and they are selling 610 million shares, that would make this $3.2 billion u.s., this ipo. the hong kong prices on the board now. it debuts in seven days. it will be the second-biggest in hong kong after quite show -- after another company earlier this year. we had one debut this week, not a comparable company, but a gauge of sentiment in the market.

john lee sent 2 branches of citibank and hsbc, reportedly for i, since up to 7 years trail time lies, assets were frozen. earlier this month on de sweeping national security laws. more on the web site, al jazeera dot com. ah, and now reminder of the top stories on al jazeera israel in the us have rejected a vote by the top you and human rights for the backing and international investigation into violations. during the recent 11th a conflict and gaza earlier the you and human rights chief mission, but she said that israel targeting of densely populated areas could amount to war crimes, especially also said high mass for could fire. during the conflict was the clear violation of the rules of war is found to be in the sky and this proportion and what's the impact on how to make on war crimes. on the other hand, it is also a violation of international humanitarian law to locate military assets in the populated areas or 2 lounge attacks from them. however, the actions of one party do not show the other from its obligations on the international. a senior us state department official has wor

there is an article that came out in bloomberg entitled citibank's plowing billions into china. to that end, it is worth noting that the reports -- ms. fraser, quick question for you. mining: drilling for oil and gas, is that illegal? >> it is not illegal. >> are you doing what you are doing in the u.s. in china, putting pressure on --? >> we are trying to lower carbon technologies, mindful that different industries are at different stages of doing so. >> so you are probably not, is that what you are telling me? >> correct. >> mr. gorman, morgan stanley has $4 billion. is mining coal and drilling for oil and gas, is it illegal? >> no, it's not. >> are you taking similar actions in china that you are doing here, putting pressure on companies to change their business model? >> we continue to support existing coal businesses around the world. we are not funding any new coal businesses. that goes to our franchise committee. >> each of your institutions have published statements on human rights, which include actions your companies are taking to improve human rights around the globe.

. >> tucker: i don't think citibank is the cinching and $20 million. any businesses or bluntly rich people supporting your effort? >> honestly, this is the grassroots effort by victims of crime. and there are many of us. in fact, there are more victims than there are murderers. for every murderer, every crime that occurs, they leave a trail of victims behind. so yes, at this point we are trying to get that recall effort going. we are urging folks to go to the recall website and print up those sheets and have as many people as possible sign them. >> tucker: i really hope powerful people come to your aid. people in charge should be helping you and i hope they will. good to see you. thank you. >> thank you. thank you so much. >> tucker: so lots of people at risk from getting very sick or dying from covid have happily taken the coronavirus vaccine and that makes sense. but there are tens of billions, maybe 100 million americans who face another question. if you have been infected with the coronavirus already and you've recovered and you have natural antibo

president eric adams, comptroller scott stringer, former hud secretary shaun donovan, and former citibanke ray mcguire. >> new york has never elected a woman as mayor. this time around maya wiley, kathryn garcia, and dianne morales are hoping to change that. >> we have waited over 400 years to break this particular glass ceiling. >> you have never seen a candidate quite like paperboy love prince. they are an artist, a rapper, an activist, as well, and the owner of the love gallery in bushwick >> one of those things that i have wanted to establish is a love ticket, so we can have a more positive reinforcement in the community that is saying, if you are out there, and you are helping an old lady across the street and a cop sees you and says, "hey, you helping an old lady across the street. i'm writing you a ticket, a love something positive. keep going. >> trevor: okay, this is a nice idea, but if you ask me, people shouldn't be doing random acts of kindness to get money. they should be doing it for instagram likes. but this is a heartwarming story, still, don't get me wrong. we're going to

wednesday, massachusetts democratic senator elizabeth warren grilled the ceos of bank of america, citibank, jpmorgan chase, and wells fargo for charging customers a collective $4 billion in overdraft fees during the covid crisis. >> while you automatically and at no cost got complete protection from overdraft fees at the federal reserve, could you please raise your hand if you gave the same automatic protection to your customers and automatically waived alof their overdraft fees? , i am not seeing anyone raise a hand. that is because none of you gave thsame help to your customers that the bank regulators extended to you. amy: more information has emerged about the gunman in the san jose mass shooting, who killed nine coworkers before turning the gun on himself. a homeland securitmemo reveals customs officers had detained samuel cassidy in 2016 as he returned from a trip to the philippines. he professed a hatred for his workplace, where wednesday's massacre took place, and possessed books and manifestos about terrorism. an ex-partner accused him of sexual assault in 2009 and his ex-wife tol

. >> people making $50,000 a year are having citibank accounts closed because they are working in cannabiss the largest job creator in the united states at the moment. we pay an effective tax rate of 65%. we are classified as more dangerous than cocaine under u.s. regulatory rules at the fda and dea. it is incredible that cannabis is -- at the federal level, but at the state levels they are approving it and allowing more innovation and the industry is turning profitable in a situation where both hands are tied behind our backs. we cannot trade on u.s. exchanges. canadian cannabis companies can trade on u.s. exchanges. u.s. cannabis companies, the ones that higher u.s. employees and create jobs in the united states cannot trade on u.s. exchanges. >> given there is a lot of preference by consumers for this to become legal and for this to become an established product category, do you think that is going to help push along legislation? right now, the safe act would allow more level playing field when it comes to banking and financing for this industry. >> we could use any help at the moment f

so let me ask the ceos of citibank, bank of america, chase and wells fargo, the four banks that collectively manage tens of millions of checking accounts per customers -- accounts for customers. while you automatically and at no cost got complete protection from overdraft fees at the federal reserve, could you please raise your hand if you gave the same automatic protection to your customers and automatically waived all of their overdraft fees? i'm not seeing anyone raise a hand. that's because none of you gave the same help to your customers that the bank regulators extended to you, help that the bank regulators recommended that you give. so let me focus in on this just a little bit here. let me start with you, if i can. and ask a question about whether or not any of you, you didn't automatically waive, so let's take a look at who actually paid these fees. according to --, it is disproportionately working people making less than $50,000 a year, african-americans, hispanics, people who are struggling to get by. and how much did they pay in overdraft fees? they paid a combined $4 billion. let

point out that that was only one part of their own regions growth and one reason that the company of citibankls fargo came there. there were other reasons of location. mail service went more quickly to sioux falls than most other places. also, they said the companies found that people liked the sound of people who were from eastern south dakota. that was the credit card story that we mentioned in one sentence in the film. host: in the web south -- website, -- a new america is being built. we will go to peter in massachusetts. good morning. caller: good morning. thank you for taking my call. i was fortunate enough to spend time this past summer in maine, across from eastport. it was astounding to me as a longtime former resident of maine from 1980 to about 2012 that there had been a progressive move with some resistance to acquire public land and set it aside for use. whether it was way up north or down along the coast, especially from the towns out toward the canadian border. this seems to be more widely accepted because there is a lot of it now. great hiking, open for different things. it is

citibank futures under pressure alongside u.s. futures. brent gaining .25 of 1% after its worst week and almost one month as investors pricing potential impact of iran deal releasing new crude into the market. haidi: we are seeing movement when it comes to bitcoin this after another volatile weekend, bitcoin prices fluctuating just shy of 4%, pretty range bound but we are 50% below the high we reached in mid april. let's get more on this with ethereum, dogecoin, other all coins as well. take a look at that chart, 50% lower. the lights have fallen as much as 50%. let's look at what is driving this latest round of volatility. su keenan joins us now. >> the weekend fireworks in crypto could actually impact or increase in the uncertainty a lot of investors in more conventional assets have about the path back to rally mode in the coming weeks, so that will be something to watch. the stomach churning weekend had some of the most commonly treated cryptos, mainly bitcoin, ethereum, dogecoin in double freefall at one point and then rebounds along t

anna: jeffrey sacks, citibank. thank you for staying with us and joining us.ng up this monday, hacked. a cyberattack knocks out america's guest oil pipeline and gas prices surge amid fears of shortages across the east coast. we got the details. this is bloomberg. ♪ anna: welcome back to the european market open. already minutes until the start of the trading session. welcome back to the program. futures point to the upside. up by at least 0.2 recep for the major markets in europe. as we look at the futures and think about friday's data, as we think about where we are on the u.s. story, i know you're been looking at the curb and the steepness of the curve and you still think we have further steepening to go. mark: we saw 10-year yields slump to 1.46% before turning around and closing at 10 basis points higher. the move higher is logical. the fed has been clear it is dovish. the data on friday lets them stay dovish and they are anchoring the front end of the curve. because they are still being -- finding easy policy support, the long end should go higher. this i

i noticed today citibank and goldman sachs and the standard charter are all major lenders to steel producers announcing today they are working toward a financing agreement to d carbonite is the steel industry as well so doe can to find that to feel companies. think have to develop a strategy they should go to where it has steelmaking in the dna. >> nowhere in america has the heritage that we do. so going further ahead bill gates and the average american consumes 600 pounds of steel per year. that is not going away. would like to encourage you to come to western pennsylvania our staff has been in touch. we have a group many building trades unions national energy technology laboratory us steel is involved other steel companies are involved it remains to be seen who will put the chips down on their workers usda has not recently but others may but that proposal is coming together we would like to listen to it there's ways to work together in the future. >> i appreciate it. >> i yield back. >> . >> person want to say the congressman sure spoke to in french, not german. and wishing you all the suc

on that point, where you - concerned that the chair had come from citibank where mr greensill had workeding? that meeting was really a general catch up and - really a general catch up and getting to know you meeting a man i was in australia, i was giving a lecture to an australian jewish organisation and because i was in australia and lex greensill was there he said, i think we did a meeting with clients and prospective clients, and we also went to see this insurer, but it was not a significant business meeting. it was just a getting to know, checking in with and for me to get to know them. did you meet a mr brereton who was subsequently fired for exceeding his risk limits to greensill? j subsequently fired for exceeding his risk limits to greensill?— risk limits to greensill? i don't remember _ risk limits to greensill? i don't remember exactly _ risk limits to greensill? i don't remember exactly who - risk limits to greensill? i don't remember exactly who i - risk limits to greensill? i don't remember exactly who i met. | risk limits to greensill? i don't| remember exactly who i met. i

i noted that today citibank and goldman sachs in society general and the standard charter, these are major lenders to steel producers, all announcing their working toward a financing agreement to decolonize the steel industry as well, doe can provide banks, credit guarantees to fund the debt directly to steel companies so we have to develop a strategy around this. they should be going to an area that has steelmaking in its dna. >> there is nowhere in america that has the heritage that we do, starting further ahead here, bill gates has it in his recent book for the average american consumes 600 pounds of steel a year so that's not going away. i would really like to encourage you to come to western pennsylvania. our staffs have been in touch and there is some impetus but we have a group together between the united steelworkers, many building trades unions, the university is, national energy technology laboratory we have led by brian anderson who is fantastic, us steel is involved, natural gas companies involved, other steel companies are involved, remains to be seen who is willing to p

that doesn't help the economy the way -- a citibank analyst -- believe this. this is frustrating. labor is being paid first again. shareholders get leftovers. left leftovers? shareholders get leftovers. we might have thought things might change a bit after the pandemic. the bus driver in cleveland, the drugstore worker in lima, the person that -- the nurse in bel air, those are the pooh emthat really were the heroes in this economy. our economy is supposed 0 to reward people whose jobs are in demand. but this year after amazon defeated alabama's workers union organization effort, the company's stock climbed. just a few weeks ago wall street sent uber and lyft and doordash stocks down. when the government decides we need to do something -- we need to make sure these workers are treated better, wall street essentially attacks those companies' stocks. think about that. sends a pretty clear message -- the more you pay your employees, the worse you're going to do on wall street. that view that american workers are a cost to cut instead of 00 valuable asset to invest in, that's what's w

. >> i just wanted to share that citibank closed its branch and so that's something that i would very much like to have revisited. mr. gorman? >> we are predominantly in capital markets and wealth asset businesses and we are in places like hong kong because we serve client across all of asia. so guam is probably not at the scale where we would put operations, just being completely honest about it for those kinds of businesses that we're in. we're not in a retail banking businesses or the credit card and much of the consumer lending businesses. >> but your businesses that you do in hong kong, that's not just strictly limited to hong kong proper. that's a staging point for asia proper issue yes? >> that's right. hong kong, new york, tokyo, london and the major staging around the world. >> so guam may not have the population to be a market, but definitely as a staging point similar to hong kong. >> mr. moynihan? >> i think you asked the question in 2019, and i think with the pandemic, and like others, i think we should take a look and see what's doable in the context of business and also

citibank, goldman sachs, avante bank and trust, state street, deutsche bank, cracken and other largeinancial institutions are now doing much more than dipping their toes into this realm. they are diving into the financial technology and digital asset markets. financial innovation is here to stay. younger generations are turning to and prioritizing technology for their investments. in february, cnbc reported that there may be as many as 100,000 millionaires from the appreciation of digital assets like bitcoin. these technologies if harnessed wisely see no color, no creed, and no sex. but financial innovation is not limited to regulating digital assets. this caucus will also focus on issues like faster payments, including a united states central bank digital currency and fed now, which have real potential to allow all americans to receive their paychecks instantly. the lack of realtime payments costs disadvantaged americans millions in overdraft fees each year and will reduce many americans' reliance on high-interest loans. it also traps large amounts of capital for companies which cou