of this year former fed governor elizabeth duke will replace him. wells fargo's two longest serving board members are also stepping down. last night wilfred frost asked incoming chair elizabeth duke whether she was confident the bank's recent turmoil was over she said it's hard to say but what we're finding is the better we get at digging deeper and looking at various processes the better we get at risk management, the more issues we might identify overtime the new information revealed will lessen, but it's not the time to say we've found everything and it's all behind us a lot of people reading into that, that that means there's more to come re/code reporting early uber investor calling on benchmark capital to leave uber's board. pishevar is accused of working with another major investor to remove kalanick and huffington from the board

former fed governor elizabeth duke is being promoted to chairwoman of the board.placing stephen sanger. two other board members are also stepping down. as i said earlier in a conversation with her last night she said the worst of the tumultuous past year is not behind them yet from. >> maybe hedging a bit >> maybe hedging, new chair penn coming in, wanting to reset expectations to make it easier to make gains. contrary to what we've heard over the last six months between stephen sanger >> just to keep track of the scandals, there was the fraudulent account scandal, then the auto financing scandal >> which is the -- the new kind of revelation from them. i think the implication is not so much that the ycross-selling scandal is not halfway behind them, but with all these increased risk management practices they're going in for, they're finding other problems if other banks were doing the same level of investigations, they might find problems >> watch wells fargo today and shares of urban outfitters getting a nice pop after an earnings beat last night landon dowdy has

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thanks very much just spoke to elizabeth duke and the main point in terms of the timing of the recenthanges, it is not related to the filings that revealed the sale practice scandal time line nor the announcement of the auto lending issue that is we've seen recently they say the typing is purely down to the recent atm where some members of the board fair poorly in shareholders in fact i asked elizabeth duke current member of the board also if she was satisfied with her own 75% vote she got which is better than money and she said no, if it's not higher next year, she would consider it unacceptable but perhaps the main takeaway of the conversation is that i asked whether she was confident that the worth of the recent turmoil that we also far golls fargo hae was behind the company and she said, quote, it's hard to say what we're finding is that the -- >> are we going to trade this? >> the better we get at risk management the more issues we might identify over time new information revealed will lesson so it is not the time to say that we have found everything and it is all behind us. and

elizabeth duke will help oversee wells fargo as a struggles with several controversies including it's fake account scandal. the 65-year-old will be the first woman to hold the position at a major wall street bank. duke is a former member of the federal reserve's governing board. she'll start her new job january 1st. >>> it's back to school in the south bay. abc 7 news was in san jose this morning where students at willow glenn elementary arrived bright and early for the start of another exciting school year. in fact, today is the biggest back to school day of the year in the bay area. at least 40 local districts start class today, including antioch, san lorenzo, and san jose unified. students and parents say they're excited. >> because i like school and it's super fun. >> i'm going to be back with me friends. >> i'm excited. definitely. >> san jose unified is asking students and parents for their input. officials say they want to hear your ideas to keep san jose unified the most innovative school district in the nation. >>> happening now, lyft drivers are helping oakland students get

elizabeth duke will will be the new chairman next year. she will be the first woman to hold the top position at a major u.s. bank. duke will be tasked with remaking the culture at the bank, founded 165 years ago. last september, wells fargo admitted that it created 2 million fake accounts resulting in a $185 million fine. >>> it's 4:57. following the violence in charlottesville, president trump is ized for his response. we hear from the san francisco gop next. itbeiccring >> reporter: another freeway shooting on 880. this time, in hayward. i'll have the details coming up. and i'm kenny choi. let's start with a live look outside... >>> good morning. it is wednesday, august 16. i'm michelle griego. >> caught a little off guard there. good morning. i'm kenny choi. let's start with a live look ts e look at the 880 the nimitz freeway and a ramid francisco. >> let me see. is your tie okay, itoks good >> thk you.ig laughter ] st>> just rachecking. ht>> very ? dapper today. >> thank you. >> is that a new tie? >> you look very nice, as well. yeah.

elizabeth duke will become chairwoman of the board at the start of next year.s currently vice-chairman and former governor of the federal reserve. she will be replacing steven sanger, whose short tenure has been marched by scandal. remember last year the bank was fined $185 million after employees opened millions of fake accounts in customers names to meet aggressive sales goals. just last month wells fargo said it would pay 80 million in damages to more than 500,000 customers for improper insurance charges. >>> it was a 40 years ago today that we said goodbye to the king of rock and roll, but controversy continues at graceland this morning. we will tell you about it next. advil liqui-gels minis. our first concentrated pill that rushes powerful relief. a small new size that's fast, cause it's liquid. woohoo! you'll ask, what pain? new advil liqui-gels minis. one cent event at office depot office max. notebooks! one cent! rulers, glue and 12-pack pencils! all one cent each! hurry to office depot office max! ♪taking care of business listerine® total care <

elizabeth duke will be the new a chairwoman next year making her the first woman to hold a top position in a u.s. a bank founded . 165 years ago. last september wells fargo admitted to creating some 200,000 fake accounts. the feds fined it. >>> the median price of a house in the bay area has nearly doubled in five years. in 2012 you needed a yearly salary of about $90,000, but now it's up to almost 180,000. that's not stopping some people from buying. in fact, according to the business journal, sales of yefury homes are up 50% year toh kp. y ar million dollar homes that are sell -- multimillion dollar homes that are selling fast. >> reporter: this is what nearly $10 million will buy you in the hills of los altos and while multimillion dollar home sales were once something of a rarity, all the money generated by the tech industry is rapidly redefining the bay area's housing market. >> luxury home sales, properties selling for $3 million or more, those have increased over 54% year to year. >> reporter: in june 78 homes priced at $3 million or more sold in santa clara county compared to 52

the company has named elizabeth duke as its new ceo making her the first woman to run a top u.s.ank is still dealing with fallout from scandals including the admission last september that wells fargo created 2 million potentially fake accounts in customers' names and more recently the bank apologizing for charging more than a half a million customers for car insurance they did need. target is looking to increase business into areas groceries and delivery. the retailer has hired executives from rival wal-mart as well as general mills. the store is also buying tech startup grand junction whose software manages local deliveries. >>> taking a look at your stocks, dick's sporting goods advance auto parts and coach are among the companies that reported disappointing earnings on tuesday. the dow gaining little more than five points the nasdaq losing seven points, the s & p pretty much virtually unchanged but a little lower. stock futures are pointing up however this morning despite yesterday's performance. >> south carolina's attorney general is suing the pharmaceutical company that mak

. >> the wells fargo has elevated the former fed governor elizabeth duke to the chairmanship role.r of wells fargo representing the bank's biggest and stoppingest response yet to the high percentage of shareholders who you may recall voted against re-electing the board -- many of the board of directors atits annual motorin in april, so as a result of that ms. duke will maintain her current position until january 1st. that's when she will become the new chairman in addition to that, two other directors resigned, and an independent director who was with price waterhouse coopers will become an independent director on the board. kelly, back to you. >> sue, thank you. rob, not seeing much movement in wells shares. >> look, this scandal is the scandal that keeps giving, right? it's unfolding incrementally and largely because you've got a pretty stodgy board. you've got a company with a real cultural -- i mean, this cross-selling, misselling scandal goes back decades, and it's taking them a long time, and as they go along they are blundering through making the incremental changes. you had

steve sanger will step down and elizabeth duke will replace him. he joined in 2015. night the first takeaway is the reason for the timing for this announcement is not related to the recent filing revealing problems but more interesting is that i ask duke whether she is confident that his recent turmoil was behind the company i got a very unconvincing response it's hard to say what we're finding is that the better we get at digging deeper and looking at various processes the better we get at risk management the more issues we mighted idea overtime new information will lesson but it's not time to say we found everything. she also seemed to imply these are going to exist in all companies of her size and she said her own 75% was unacceptable and would rise next year which would point out that duke is now one of the most senior women in the u.s. banking space. of course the first chair of one of the big six banks. >> amazing story all of these corporate dramas, uber, wells, p&g >> my question on the wells, why isn't she saying that everything is behind them if the ceo sai

the wire service reporting that vice chair elizabeth duke could replace steven sanger as chair, planningnew director by labor day, as the bank, of course has come under increased regulatory scrutiny. >> also for those accounts that were opened last year, that big scandal. there have been numerous calls from politicians for him to step down, even though the company those -- saying the former ceo of general mills and has been the chairman of wells fargo. blue apron, by the way, out with the first earnings report is a public company, the stocks dropping further, our aditi roy talked with the ceo and joins us with more. i asked about the stock reaction this morning current troubles, quote, a moment in time it was so i asked him about that. he told me we admire amazon as a company and we take them seriously, big or small. that being said we are competing in a competitive and large market the grocery and food marked is one of the largest that exists, and it's not a winner takes all market hesided in fact he thinking of amazon as their ally in the fight to bring more grocery stoppers online. ju

elizabeth duke as chairman, she takes charge january 1 and inherits a board that has been rocked by scandals, it created some two million fake accounts last year. she looks forward to making wells fargo a better company today and in the future. >> boy, does she have her hands full. >> good luck to her. >>> okay. we get a history lesson on the president's press conference and the politics of what happened yesterday from zach wolf as early start continues right now. >>> i think there's blame on both sides. you look at both sides, i think there's blame on both sides and i have no doubt about it. >> a defiant president trump once again putting counter protesters on relatively the same level as white supremacists and nazi sympathizers. welcome to early start. the president will wake up to these headlines. he's here in new york where these are the newspapers. he will not like his favorite newspaper. this one. >> and also from the editorial boards of newspapers that have been loyal to him in the past. >> it is wednesday, august 16th. president trump going off the rails. the president making a dist

we are likely to see elizabeth duke replace him in the chair.intensified last month after the bank said half a million clients had been billed for extra car insurance. on theselet's get more rising tensions between the united states and north korea. joining us is bradley babson, chairman of the dprk economic forum at the johns hopkins school of it danced studies -- of advanced studies. also joining us is our chief asia correspondent. bradley, let's start things off with the possibility of war. is the greatest danger here something happening by accident? bradley: i think that's what everyone is most worried about, creating a a lot of apprehension not only in the general public, n thelso as we have seen i financial markets in the u.s. and asia. haidi: i want to throw up a quick chart that shows our viewers how much of a role china has to play in this. china taking the lion's share when it comes to north korea's exports. we have these un's sanctions. how do you rate the effectiveness and limitations of these sanctions in being able to resolutions o

. >>> wells fargo has named elizabeth duke as the chairman.irst woman to hold the position at a u.s. bank. wells fargo created around 2 million accounts without customer permission. duke is a former federal reserve governor. >>> amc says it will try to block movie pass from its theaters. the world's largest movie chain issued a statement after movie pass lowered its price to $9.95 a month. for that amount subscribers can see one movie a day using its app. movie pass reporte st fferen for thdlpay the discounted tickets. analysts say it could be good for hollywood after a summer slump at e licovalleybo wx anfit to ofma harder for your cell phone data to be turned over to authorities. the company filed a 44-page a caf with the supreme court in ch a warrant before obtaining data on a cell phone user's location. they are urging the court to protect digital privacy. >> we hear that taco bell is releasing a taco with a twist. >> reporter: it is rolling out the naked egg taco. [ laughter ] >> reporter: nationwide at the end of the month. the shell is

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. >>> san francisco-based wells fargo is about to make wall street history when elizabeth duke takes the position as the first woman to serve as chair of a major u.s. bank. duke was a member of the federal reserves governing board from 2008 until 2013. she will replace steven sanger who took over as independent chairman last year after john stumpf then ceo and chairman resigned after the bank sales practices scandals became public. >>> still a concern to a rising crime. what they hope to do to recruit more officers. >>> plus it's been a week in sonoma county for a convicted sex offend her has moved -- sex offenders have moved out. from the 5 a.m. light blinkers to the wobbling yogis. to the stationary race winners, we all need lean protein. and it comes in a jimmy dean's delights breakfast sandwich. stacked with 17 grams of protein. lean into a great day. shine on. >>> a convicted sex offender who calls himself the downtown l.a. predator has left sonoma county after just one week. >> 33-year-old dan cilley moved to his father's apartment and notified police he intended to relocate. b

wells fargo announced it will preplace steven sanger with form federal reserve governor elizabeth dukeill take over january 1st. as we know sanger provided over a difficult period for the san francisco based bank. investors voted for a change in leadership. many voted against directors at its annual meeting in eight. decline in retail stocks capped gains elsewhere. reports on housing starts and building permits due out later today. that's the latest in business. back over to you matt and tam. >> thank you maribel. >>> dave murphy is here. you said the fog is getting thicker. >> thicker here. at the airport visibility is dropping a little bit. your exclusive look at storm stm tracker6 live double scan shows no active rain. when you have the fog you'll get drizzle on the windshield fairly often and you'll probably be running your wipers. sky6 in philadelphia and you can see some early sunshine digging through that fog that's trying to form and you can see the sides of the buildings picking up just a little bit of that. some of the suburbs actually have thicker fog than what we have in ce

elizabeth duke will help oversee the san francisco based bank as it struggles with several controversies. the 65-year-old will be the first woman to hold that position at a major wall street bank. she will start her new job on january 1st. >>> you know my biggest fear of doing the back to school forecasts? i have a tendency to type too fast and misspell these. i would hate to do that on one of these. san leandro unified school district, 59 degrees and cloudy. sunshine and delightful 73 this afternoon. let's head to antioch. unified school district, no heat today, becoming breezy this afternoon. 58 this morning to a comfortable 84 this afternoon. have a great first erybody. let's talk temperatures. we'll go to the north bay. about 52 in bodega bay. that's theooch sl 54, guerneville, sebastopo in e. san francisco, newark, and brentwood, 62 in san jose anded re l at sfo, cloudy right now. probably going to have arrival delays as soon as they let me ow i,'l ll you know. no worries if you're on the roads today. if youe transit from san francisco to the inland burbs, and on the bay, the small

last night wilfred frost asked incoming chair elizabeth duke whether she was confident the bank's recent turmoil was over she said it's hard to say but what we're finding is the better we get at digging deeper and looking at various processes the better we get at risk management, the more issues we might identify overtime the new information revealed will lessen, but it's not the time to say we've found everything and it's all behind us a lot of people reading into that, that that means there's more to come re/code reporting early uber investor calling on benchmark capital to leave uber's board. pishevar is accused of working with another major investor to remove kalanick and huffington from the board pishevar is suing kalanick and then in earnings news, shares of urban outfitters moving higher. the retailer posting earnings of 44 cents per share, compared to 33 cents same-store sales fell 4.9% that was better than the 6.4% drop that wall street expected that stock up close to 18% >> off the lows. >>> on the agenda july housing starts and building permits, both out at 8:30 a.m. eastern.

here, queen elizabeth's husband, the duke of edinburgh, has bowed out of public life after 70 years ofe made his final solo appearance at a parade of royal marines at buckingham palace this afternoon. he's made at least 22,000 solo appearances. he first announced his retirement in may. our royal correspondent nicholas witchell reports. it was the kind of afternoon, weatherwise, which would have made anyone glad to be retiring. and the duke's case, he has been doing it for 70 years. but there he was on the forecourt of buckingham palace, a man of 96, standing to attention in the pouring rain, for the salute that he has had so many times. there were many things to remind him of the past decades. the parade had been mounted by the royal marines, the fighting force which is part of his beloved royal navy, in which he served in world war ii. and in the background was the palace, the headquarters of the monarchy, the building where his wedding to the then—princess elizabeth was celebrated i9a7, when his life as a royal began, and where he's attended so many events — the garden parties and fo

elizabeth duke will become chair woman on january 1st.he will be the first woman to serve chair of a major u.s. bank. she was on the board of governors from 2008 until 2013. she will replace steven sanger who barely kept his seat on the board after wells fargo scandal became public knowledge. >>> president trump is tweeting about amazon this morning. the president says, quote, amazon is doing great damage to tax paying retailers, towns, cities and states throughout the u.s. are being hurt. many jobs being lost. shares of amazon down about .7% this morning. that's after the president's tweet. amazon has said that it has more than 50,000 job openings across the united states to helpful fill customer orders and earlier this month hosted multiple job fairs to fill them. >>> well, the nation's largest movie theater chain, amc, getting ready to sue movie pass. the company run by one of the founders of netflix is letting customers see unlimited movies for $10 a month. subscribers are attending twice as many movies as they used to. it could hurt

they have made elizabeth duke the first female chairwoman of a top u-s bank.n sanger on january first. last september, the bank admitted it created some two-million potentially fake accounts... and more recently, wells fargo apologized for charging more than half-a-million customers for car insurance they did ánotá need. ( darya ) coming up on the kron four morning news... the espn fantasy draft show that set america back 200 years. we'll talk about what gary and the big sports superstars think about it. and a stanton blast past mad bum for a home run, can he blast past barry bonds? the world according to gary is in a few minutes. and. construction for the tallest building in san francisco is almost finished... we'll tell you why it's being criticized this morning. after the break. a major hot in elcerrito on wb 80 at carlson an accident blocking cleared. slow traffic out of richmond. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll pla

duke should never be quoted. i'm not going to dignify anything he says and elizabeth warren is wrong and incendiary in making things worse. >> but the racist people, you think, is make -- are getting too much attention? is that right? >> we have to dodge their existence, but they are baking for coverage. they are using this. they're using dissent in america . it is a very fine line. if we fan the flames like we are asking, meaning the news and media commentators, what point are you helping them and how do you do that? we have to deal with that as a country and figure out the right balance. >> when the former grand dragon of the kkk tweets to the president , thank you for your support, should we ignore him and his kinds of people in these kinds of events? >> what we should not ignore the president of the united

elizabeth: we had a long conversation with elaine dukes, and see lived through katrina and what she learnedthe last of it was preparedness and getting people out because they learned their lessons sometimes they didn't make themselves vocally available to perhaps the elderly or people afraid to leave their pets they weren't going to leave. which is why you mentioned from the mayor of rockport using stern language, they have nothing to lose, and red cross is willing, and this is they're curious as a storm team, more powerful than anticipated, they couldn't go in and gauge. the national guard couldn't go door-to-door on friday afternoon because the storm already hit at that point. this is a time when we're waiting and in other situations, perhaps, continue through the state of texas. when we heard from janice dean and heard from mark, it's hovering and staying and it's not going anywhere soon and i think it to drop a lot of water? >> in many of these communities, galveston one of them near houston. houston being near one, victoria, a number of communities in texas that are totally flat, they

palace has said he may still decide to attend certain events alongside the queen elizabeth is not the last we will see of the dukederstand will continue as normal but as we heard, she will be accompanied by other members of the royal family taking the place of the royal family taking the place of the duke. with his continued passion for carriage riding, the environment and the outdoors, his retirement is unlikely to be sedate. martin palmer has been a friend and religious adviser to prince philip since 1985. hejoins us from our bristol studio. good to see you. the duke, how do you think he is feeling today, relieved? i suspect so. i've known him for 30 years and in the past five years things have been more difficult, he has been more tired and the last event we did with him, and the last event we did with him, a group of religious leaders from china, a couple of months ago, he was looking tired. but i think also you have to remember he has been used to having periods of time off. when you plan the royal diaries you do them in six month slots from january to june and do them in six month slots from january tojune

hasn't seen the last of the duke of edinburgh: he will still accompany queen elizabeth from time to timeill to come on the newshour: a breakthrough in gene editing; the scientific and ethical implications. the tug of war between congress and the white house. efforts to stop superbugs in their tracks. and, much more. >> woodruff: now, more on that breakthrough in research announced today. the first time that a human embryo has been successfully edited in the u.s. to correct an inherited condition. the milestone could open the way for future treatments, but it also crosses a line that many have opposed. hari sreenivasan has more from our new york studios. >> sreenivasan: the work was done with a technology known as crispr. essentially, a team of scientists snipped out the gene that causes a heart disease known as hypertrophic cardiomyopathy. researchers at oregon health and sciences university showed they could erase the mutation not just from the d.n.a. of the embryos, but also made sure the disease would not be passed on to future generations. that's known as germ-line editing, and there

duke of tuscany. his tutors prepare a summary of world leaders. this is about the time shakespear is writing hamlet. queen elizabeth the first and you know who else? king alvaro the s the mythical king of ethiopia, they knew about the european world. african kingdom like kongo, ethiopia -- they said sent ambassadors to the vatican and other courts in europe. they sent their kids to be educated. the king of kongo convert to roman catholicism and then sent his son to portugal to be educated. he comes back and the vatican makes him the first bishop in the congo in 1517. a power move on the king's part. they knew each other and they dealt with each other as equals and not in the saw -- saw board net way. when i was growing up, we thought nothing good or complicated or interesting had come out of africa because that's what we were taught. we thought africa was tarzan. it is just not true. they took a you don't have to be a black nationalist to believe this. this is just the way it was. there was a queen. amani rinas beat the row fans fans in 24bc. she was the queen of maraway which is nubia and in a battle with the roma

waiting to princess elizabeth was celebrated 1947, when his life asa was celebrated 1947, when his life as a royal began, and where he has attended so many events. to write at all, the dukeand often humourous. this afternoon, he strode across the palace forecourt. no stick for him, and would betide anybody who would suggest such a thing. and as he went, the crowd applauded. —— woe betide. by now, it was almost time to go. the royal marines gave him three cheers. hip hip! hooray! hip hip! hooray! hip hip! hooray! hip hip! hooray! hip hip! hooray! hip hip! hooray! hip hip! hooray! the royal marines played for he is a jolly good fellow. after 70 yea rs played for he is a jolly good fellow. after 70 years of service, and with his own separate programme of royal engagement is now concluded, who, today, would have dared to disagree? nicholas witchell, bbc news, buckingham palace. that is all from us this evening. newsday is coming up at midnight. now on bbc news, it is time for newsnight with evan davis. violence is reaching a crisis in our prisons, to the point where we need to think about deploying the army to help out with disorder. the view of one former governor. problems

hughes call elizabeth warren a racist and hillary clinton a passivist and they won't get the message. luke at david duker years and thanks to donald trump they're out in the light. >> i can imagine. go ahead. >> and point out statistically the majority of the attacks we've seen since 9/11 have been from white right-wing extremists. this is not just a kind of one-off situation. this is a vital dynamic, vibrant form of extremism and terrorism that we have to confront and then not only this, in february of this year, he removed white extremists from the conversion of extremism program they had, they were running in federal government to try to -- address the ways in which people are being radicalized. he wanted that to -- >> before we run out of time, donald trump has a way of naming enemies. a new ad put out today by the trump re-election campaign. please, take a look. >> democrats obstructing the media attacking our president. career politicians standing in the way of success. but president trump's plan is working. the president's enemies don't want him to succeed but americans are saying, let president

elizabeth and all of us at "20/20," thank you for watching. good night. >> a nazi memorial in an arlington neighborhood. residents are speaking out. duke'sthings. it's got this creamy sort of light, fluffy texture. a little bit of acidity. a little bite to it. it makes a tomato taste more like a tomato. it makes bacon taste more like bacon. it makes everything that it's with better. it tastes like real ingredients because it's made with real ingredients. i would never use any other mayonnaise in my cooking. if you really care about putting out a quality dish, there's no reason to not give duke's a shot. i think you'll be convinced. >> it is starting to move ashore. hurricane harvey is starting to make landfall in texas and is a life threatening category 4 storm. within the last hour president trump signed a disaster proclamation for texas. people who are choosing not to evacuate, get this, are now being as

duke of eating berg is the oldest surviving partner of the range monarch, attending royal marines parade in london since 1952, prince philip has perform more than 22,000 public engagement. >>> perhaps queen elizabethphilip will celebrate his retirement with a toast, learning this morning that the queen's downs four alcoholic drinks a day. her former royal chef says the queen will start the day with gin and dubont slice of lemon, lunch, wine, followed by dry gin martini, before she goes to bed, because she is the queen, she has a glass of champagne. >> 5:52. this is quite something here. texas police officer conducting a traffic stop when a suspected drunk driver, wow, slams right into him. the video, i know, startling. we want to say that the officer is just fine this morning. the dash cam video rolling when this happened. he did survive once again, even managed to walk to the side of the highway, out of the way of oncoming traffic. now the officer is recovering from his injuries, he wants everyone to see this and say hey look, i'm going to be back on the job, but it is part of the danger. >> talk about a close upshot. scientists of massachusetts division of marine fishery are sharing footage of t