maggie for wells fargo. a couple words on behalf of wells fargo, and we will like to thank her. thank you, maggie. [applause] >> thank you. good evening. i am so proud of presenting wells fargo and the 25,000 team members who live and work in the san francisco bay area here tonight with you. first of all, let me say salute to the council with generals, supervisors, district attorney, and treasurer. they're all here in the room tonight for this special event. i also want to extend my congratulations to all the awardees here tonight. your story is inspiring. your work in the community is excellent. it is really important for the community, so thank you so much for your great work. tonight, on behalf of wells fargo, we want to celebrate hispanic heritage month. this is not the only event we sponsor throughout the year. just for this month, with wells fargo, you probably get a lot of invitations going to hispanic heritage month or the mariachi festival in san jose. coming up, another event. when macy, mario will

they are also at wells fargo bank, you saw that.looks like they may be moving down broadway and taking those actions in friend of banks. the protest started 9:00 this morning at 14 inn and broadway. this afternoon they plan to march to the port of oakland where they say they will try to shut it down. they claimed this morning they did but it was not anything of their doing. >> a lot of people have brought their children to that. so far thankfully, it is peaceful, which is great news. >>> firefighters in napa are still actively fighting hot spots from a 90 acre fire that destroyed a home overnight and knocked out power to hundreds for a while. terry mcsweeney joins us with more. >> reporter: there are beautiful views to be had here in the hills above the napa valley as you can see in the distance with this wind right here is sad. it happened last night 10:00 a wind-whipped grass fire tore up the hill in front of this home and burned at this time to the ground. fire crews still dealing with hot spot two miles north of napa the fire wa

they are also at wells fargo bank, you saw that. like they may be moving down broadway and taking those actions in friend of banks. the protest started 9:00 this morning at 14 inn and broadway. this afternoon they plan to march to the port of oakland where they say they will try to shut it down. they claimed this morning they did but it was not anything of their doing. >> a lot of people have brought their children to that. so far thankfully, it is peaceful, which is great news. >>> firefighters in napa are still actively fighting hot spots from a 90 acre fire that destroyed a home overnight and knocked out power to hundreds for a while. terry mcsweeney joins us with more. >> reporter: there are beautiful views to be had here in the hills above the napa valley as you can see in the distance with this wind right here is sad. it happened last night 10:00 a wind-whipped grass fire tore up the hill in front of this home and burned at this time to the ground. fire crews still dealing with hot spot two miles north of napa the fire was con

next is marked with wells fargo. >> hello, i work for wells fargo bank. i cover the northern california region. i usually focus on about $350 -- $350,000 of sbe loans. last year, for 2010, i did 43 loans. so we are lending. i usually focus on six different types of loans. start-ups, business acquisitions, real estate purchases with ti's, working capital, a partner buyouts, business expansion. when i am looking at a potential loan, i use the standard five c's of credit. the first one is character. what we are looking for is a minimum score around 640. we would like to say no recent bankruptcy foreclosures, bankruptcies, tax liens. if we see a loan that has been modified, we would like to see a reason it was modified, what ever reason it may be. it cannot be, i did not want to pay that payment any more. the second c, conditions. basically, how precise will the money be used? we are looking at a business plan. when you look at a business plan, that is just a start up. we are looking to see where there will be the need for lending. if you are an existing busi

>> wells fargo is one of the big banks like bank of america, wells fargo, citibank, chase, actually hadage fraud and foreclosed on millions of homes around the country. they have kicked people out. made people homeless. and it's just one of the banks that we are atargeting. >> reporter: thank you. we are also tried contacting wells fargo officials. they were not available to comment. i should add there's three other similar protests planned, two in the united states and one in washington, d.c. at the treasury department and one in l.a. they will also be protesting in france where the g20 summit is meeting to discuss the ftt, the financial transaction tax there, as well. back to you. >> it seems they are clarifying their message. thanks, anser hassan. >>> along those lines the leaders of the top 20 world economies including president obama all in france today for the g20 summit where much of the focus is actually on greece after sending the world markets into chaos on monday. greece scrapped its plans finally for a public vote over the country's bailout earlier today. attention is now tu

oakland protesters marched and forced a wells fargo to close. cameras were there as bank security struggled to keep marchers from entering the building and forced to close due to an emergency. figures show that since september, at least 650,000 people have switched to credit unions. after b of a announced it would charge a $5 monthly debit card fee. the bank has since decided to cancel the fee. many immigrant rights protesters took part in today's protests to condemn wells fargo's ties to private companies that run immigrant detention centers. >> more and more people are coming out to hold banks accountable. defending their rights and staying in their homes and not being kicked out of their homes. this is only going to grow and we hope the next action is going to be twice as big. >> reporter: wells fargo issued a statement urging customers to take a look at what it does as a company and its record on charitable donations. organizers say bank transfer day is separate from the occupy movement but many protesters appear to be aligned with occupy wa

it was a protest against wells fargo.t was from frank ogawa plaza to the downtown branch in downtown oakland. if it got tense in front of the entrance. there was a scuffle with the security guards. a lot of the left and people were having trouble was that wells fargo supported companies with detention centers that send illegal immigrants back to latin america. that caused a great deal of emotion. it is a side issue that caused a great deal of trouble. back here, you can see it is sunny. there is more activity but more rainfall expected. it is nearly wintertime the. that is something their record to a to do with. cooler temperatures. >> thank you, three arrests were made after they to not leave--santa rosa. bank employees called the police. protesters came inside and disrupted operations. it is not sure if they agree opened on saturday after that. >> a small earthquake rattled parts of the bay area on the saturday according to the u.s. geological service. it was on the east bay about 3:00 p.m. yesterday about 2 mi. north o

in oakland, wells fargo ended up shutting down one of its branches. in san francisco, people rallied in front of wells fargo and bank of america. monte francis has the story for us. >> good evening. as you said, protesters marched into banks all across the area today. police arrested three people at a wells fargo in santa rosa and in oakland. one bank responded by shutting down. >> and bank security stood in the blockade preventing protesters from entering a wells fargo branch in oakland. after a brief struggle, signs went up in the window stating the bank was closed for the day due to an emergency. >> protest ares also disrupted business at several banks in san francisco. a loyal bank of america customer for more than 30 years told us why he decided to join in the protests. closing his account and moving his money into a local credit union. >> it's only a small gesture. i'm not in a position to do much damage. for my own conscience, i don't want my money going for that activity. >> that activity they say includes the practice of predatory lending and

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dinero a los que no tienen tanto de dinero 23:59 algunos cancelaron sus cuentas hoy en el banco wells fargo....otros dijeron estar en proceso de hacerlo. benjamin ibarra/ya cerro 7:25 he cerrado una cuenta, tenemos dos cuentas de ahorros de nuestros hijos que vamos a cerrar y tambien vamos a cerrar nuestra cuenta de hogar 7:32 brishni murillo/madre de familia 2:34 yo cerre mi cuenta de banco de banco de america y movi mi dinero a un credit union 2:42 benjamin tomo la decision basado en su experiencia personal 8:02 nosotros perdimos nuestra casa y no nos gusto que no habia ayuda para nosotros lo unico que habia era ayuda para los bancos 8:11 pilar nino 15:26 no es claro que tan masiva va a ser la repuesta a este llamado, pero organizaciones que defienden los derechos de los consumidores ya han empezado a emitir recomendaciones para que la gente pueda hacer esta transicion de una forma eficiente y sin inconvenientes 15:40 marisol temia tener problemas con sus pagos, perodio. marisol curiel/madre de familia 9:55 por eso abrimos la otra cuenta para poder poco a poco ir moviendo el dinero y cerr

in austin protesters marched outside a wells fargo. it is partially credited for getting bank of america to back off its debit card fee but the protesters say it is not the only issue. >> the corporations are lining their pockets with record profits and not reinvesting in the community. >> i wanted to be a part of the bigger movement to take back control of our finances and economy and be a part of fueling local economies and getting the money from the bigger banks. >> the credit union national association says they opened 650,000 new accounts just last month. that's the same number of accounts opened in all of 2010 at those credit unions. >>> many people whose homes are under water financially in san francisco decided to tie their protest to banks in the district to the bank transfer day efforts. >> banks got bailed out we got sold out. banks got bailed out. we got sold out. >> the group marched at five bank branchs and called on executives to reduce the interest rates to competitive rates as well as modify loans by reducing principle

at a wells fargo. todd, you say they just proved capitalism works. >> that's right, brenda.hat a bunch of hipocrits. i mean, here this crew is going not to a credit union or to a community bank, but a firm, a for-profit entity. same group that keeps handling the protests against and yet, they know it's safe and number two, access to t and those are two critical parts that occupy people really need right now. >> now, susan, how do you argue-- >> i don't get this, what this proves is what we know about the big banks, they're convenient and they've said, occupy wall street says they've put the money here and filed papers and opening up the account at a credit union and what i'd love to see if they sat down with wells fargo and figure out a way to keep the money in the bank that would be a true-- >> and you think they're ever going to move it? >> well, i think they're going to run out of it quick and guarantee it. does capitalism work? they had a product, the angst product and people are selling it every day and people are paying the money for it, i say maza mazaaltof if you boy

dinero a los que noienen tanto de dinero 23:59 algunos cancelaron sus cuentas hoy en el banco wells fargo...otros dijeron estar en proceso de hacerlo. benjamin ibarra/ya cerro 7:25 he cerrado una cuenta, tenemos dos cuentas de ahorros de nuestros hijos que vamos a cerrar y tambien vamos a cerrar nuestra cuenta de hogar 7:32 brishni murillo/madre de familia 2:34 yo cerre mi cuenta de banco de banco de america y movi mi dinero a un credit union 2:42 benjamin tomo la decision basado en su experiencia personal 8:02 nosotros perdimos nuestra casa y no nos gusto que no habia ayuda para nosotros lo unico que habia era ayuda para los bancos 8:11 pilar nino 15:26 no es claro que tan masiva va a ser la repuesta a este llamado, pero organizaciones que defienden los derechos de los consumidores ya han empezado a emitir recomendaciones para que la gente pueda hacer esta transicion de una forma eficiente y sin inconvenientes 15:40 marisol temia tener problemas con sus pagos, pero aun asi se decidio. marisol curiel/madre de familia 9:55 por eso abrimos la otra cuenta para poder poco a poco ir moviendo e

why is occupy oakland opening up a wells fargo account. ig >>ayt's i big day in the solyndra investigation. i'll have the latest from washington coming up. >>> welcome back, everybody. we give you an i live look at a historic landmark on a historic day. today, the celebration of the 75th anniversary of the bay bridge. and it's nice to have that beautiful weather out there so we can soak it up and enjoy it. happy birthday. >> good trivia. thank you. a violent night gives way to i an somber morning at penn state university as crews clean up the damage left by students protesting the firing of coach joe paterno. >> joe paterno. >> last night, thousands of students poured into the streets as news spread that the university's board of trustees had fired the 84-year-old coach. tom turned violent, smashing windows and even overturning a tv news van. the board fired paterno in the wake of a growing sex scandal on campus. his former offensive coordinator jerry sun dusky is accused of molesting at least eight young boyce. a ninth victim could come f

there is 99% of us. >> here is the official statement from wells fargo. the company said wells fargo is committed to serving financial needs of customers and keeping credit flowing. that cape to us this afternoon. i'm live in san francisco, abc 7 news. >> and thank you very much. and weather has taken a sudden change just as predicted. >> that is right. there are reporters out there with rain coats. and there is a look. >> there is light rainfall. i want to show you. it's enough that it's slowing down evening commute. and there is where this is raining now. there is san ramone, you can see around dublin area we're getting light showers now. towards milpitas area there is a little bit heavier here, panning here you'll notice that san jose is starting to get very light returns as well. and there is yellows here getting trod reach the ground. so we have more wet weather on the way. we're talking about cold showers coming. possibility of thunderstorms as well. i'll tell you about that and let you know how long you'll need rain gear. >> thank you. >> coming up

chase bank and wells fargo had windows smashed. the focus will return to wells fargo for investing in immigrant detention centers and supporting the immigration law. protesters want undocumented workers to join the movement calling them the most marginalized group. >>> oakland business owners say they're fending for themself without help from the mayor. >> she's nod respond today my first letter, she has not responded to my second letter. we had a meeting and all she could do was talk. >> money was wasted tuesday when they cleared the park and engaged in unnecessary actions. >> the city spent just over a million dollars when police forced demonstrators out so the city crews could clean the plaza. >>> only a third of the 103 people arrested yesterday during the general strike protest were from oakland. 32 from oakland. 42 from other bay area cities, 15 from other parts of the california and 9 from out of state. as for people taken into custody for failure to disperse and other charges, they came from as far as texas, michigan, new y

that was at wells fargo. they say they were concerned for the safety of protesters who were in jail and they will withdraw the money very soon. >>> it is 4:35 right now. this is one of two pipelines that runs underneath a middle school's soccer field. it's between middle field road. they would like to see both lines removed, pg&e plans on moving a portion and rerouting it through the campus parking lot and under middle field road. >> going to have to do research and maybe think twice about coming over here. obviously it's a school. there's kids everywhere. that's of major concern. >> they saline 132 is safe after hydro pressure testing. the same reptured it over the weekend triggering the mud slide and wood slide. >>> hundreds of concerns members are gathering to discuss an increase in gang violence. it was triggered by a drive-by shooting that left a 14-year-old girl dead. the town hall style meeting was held at the cultural center. many people agreed that police and community leaders need to do more to help

wells fargo is defending itself. it employs 1000 people in the bay area, gives to schools and contributes $20 million across the region. >>> -- friends are teaming up with the occupy oakland movement. they gathered last night at the plaza. they were marking the first anniversary of the sentencing, the former officer accused of shooting and killing grant in 2009. >> the root of america's suffering quite frankly is basic immorality. doesn't see things in right or wrong, sees things in profit and loss. >> a l.a. jury found him guilty of involuntary manslaughter and released in june after serving 11 months. >>> police arrested 20 people after they refused to leave their occupy camp. several were arrested for blocking streets and one person is facing assault charges after being accused of on confronts a motorcycle offer. it follows the arrest of others last month. >> heyward city workers looking to spice up the area. looking for value input from residents, some of those called for more walking areas and making downtown mo

people rallied in front of wells fargo and bank of america. monte francis reports. >> reporter: bank security stood in a blockade preventing protesters from entering a wells fargo branch in downtown oakland. after a brief struggle, signs went up in the window stating the bank was closed for the day due to an emergency. >> banks got bailed out. we got sold out. >> reporter: protesters also disrupted business at several banks in san francisco. a local customer for more than 30 years told us why he decided to join in on the protest, closing his account and moving his money into a local credit union. >> it's only a small gesture. i'm not in a position to do much damage. at least for my own conscious, i didn't want my money going to that kind of activity. >> reporter: that activity, protesters say, includes the practice of predatory lending and imposing unnecessary fees. figures show that just in october, at least 650,000 people switched to credit unions after b of a announced it would start charging a monthly debit card fee. that's more than the t

wells fargo did not give any on camera interviews today. the company said it paid back its $25 billion plus another billion and a half dollars. the bank said they've modified hundreds of thousands of loans. >>> a former penn state football coach is out of jail on $100,000 bail after being charged with sexually abusing eighth young men. jerry sandusky was arraigned today. prosecutors said he met all of his victims through an organization for at risk youth that he founded. penn state's athletic director and another top school emergency administrator face charges for failing to report charges, but coach joe paterno was not charged. when he learned of a report of abuse, he immediately reported it to school officials. >>> the world is watching as greece and italy fight to stabilize their governments and their financial futures. failure would have a disaster ds affect on the global economy. >> reporter: greece's prime minister narrowly survived a confidence vote, significant analogy to the world that greece was ready to accept the deal. earlier i

. >> a spokesperson for bells fargo say they are good corporate citizens -- for wells fargo. >> over the last couple of years wells fargo has paid $20,000 in state taxes. >> i think the percentage they donate in charity is a drop in the bucket. >> reporter: it's not just people protesting who moved that you are money today. avery opened a new one with a credit union. >> credit unions invest in the local community and that's very important to me. >> reporter: now we talked to a spokeswoman from the american bankers association earlier today. it's a trade group for banks of all sizes and she told us quote, banking according to your political belief is not always advisable. she says customers should research any bank or credit unions policies, fees and accessibility ahead of time before making the switch. live in oakland, allie rasmus, ktvu. >>> >> today i want to announce that i'm removing my bank accounts that's woát in the hundreds of thousands of dollars. >> that was silican valley ceo and philanthropist mike fox sr. taking a stand in san jose. the 75-year-old pulled his money out o

morgan and wells fargo recently decided against similar charges. ways to replace revenue lost after the regulators capped fees month at about half the previous that's good news for consumers, but not for investors, tom. >> tom: ya, it another rough da november off to tough start after a difficult let's get to it with tonight's focus. stocks took another beating today, extending the sell-off session. big, the s&p 500 has seen some today's almost 3% drop erases gains the index saw in the final week and a half of october. the selling again today was led by finance stocks on those greek worries that we told you about earlier. then we also saw selling in the among the leading losers in the finance sector was futures exchange c.m.e. group. falling to its lowest price in while earnings jumped, the trader big c.m.e. customer m.f. life insurance stocks also weighed on finance. regulators are concerned some made mistakes on how much cash they have for certain claims. national and protective life have acknowledged using the questionable formulas. those three

last but not least, we have our conditional lender represented here by wells fargo. mark cyrus is the senior fda banker for the region -- the senior sba banker. he held businesses choose the best loans for the growing business and focus on a comprehensive understanding of their goals for their business. mark is responsible for helping entrepreneurs with sba loans every step of the way. i would like each of you to speak a little bit about what your organization does and, more importantly, address the audience here and let them know what your looking for when you are hoping to fund their loan. we will start with you, mark. >> absolutely. thank you. i want to thank speaker pelosi for putting this together. i want to thank all of the of for coming out on a smell it -- snowy san francisco date. [laughter] we've been told we should get us know when we go back outside. not sure what to expect. second, i thank speaker pelosi for all the work she did to support the jobs act and before that, the stimulus bill, the original american recovery act bill that allows sba to be able

in the meantime, wells fargo may be getting an unlikely customer. the "occupy" oakland movement according to one of its members the group's general assembly voted to put a $20,000 donation from "occupy" wall street into a wells fargo account. the bank said today if this report is true, it demonstrates that even "occupy oakland" understands the value and the service that wells fargo provides its customers. >>> a man who posed as a utility worker to kill a well- known san francisco publicist pleaded guilty today. gary holland told police he was upset about losing wages to child support. so i wanted to kill a complete stranger last october. he talked his way into kate horan's russian hill home then killed her with a crowbar and a knife. family and friends of horan said today they are grateful the case won't go to trial. >> i can't speak for kate and i can say today that i feel very sad but i feel happy that there was a plea and that this horrible monster will never see the light of day. >> a judge is expected to sentence holland in december to at least

and service that wells fargo provides its customers."he group wants to use a credit union but that will take a couple of weeks to set up. some occupy members are uncomfortable using wells fargo. but the group calls it a time sensitive issue. >> gulf coast residents say clean-up from b.p. oil spill is not finished. even though the government says the company is no longer responsible. as we told you wednesday, b.p. only has to pay for oil that come ashore. if it is proven to be from the deep water horizon spill. the "new york times" reports the company admits it will be harder to establish that link as time passes. estimates are that 10% of the oil remains and residents are still spotting tar balls and mattes of weathered oil in the sand. a louisiana fishermen says, "it may be the end for them, but we're at the end of our rope. we can't catch a fish to save our soul." finally, how much is too much when it comes to media coverage of the herman cain sexual harassment scand? that was a question posed by the "washington examiner" which noted t

thank you again to wells fargo, to you, maggie, to you, carlos. we're so much looking forward to enjoying the entertainment and the culture that you brought with us to city hall tonight. without further ado, we will begin presenting next door. in addition to that, i wanted to make sure we recognize our other sponsors that are so important for us tonight. an issue to wells fargo and others, want to recognize at&t, pg&e, bullhook bank usa, and a special thank you to ms. ann cervantes, who helped design the beautiful program. thank you for helping to design that. [applause] she really puts a lot in to make this happen for us. we invite you to try the food next door, served by check moon -- chuck moon, along with the florida street cafe. thank you for bringing us commission language vocational schools and florida street cafe to provide some of our beverages for the evening. we wanted to make sure that we had some libations tonight for all of you that representatives of the latino community. you can try them tonight. the bodega winery and others, all w

so please give a warm round of applause for wells fargo and our other sponsors.i will bring up maggie later on tonight. i also want to recognize supervisor wiener. supervisor wiener. thank you for being here

werls fargo specifically is closing down on my family.i have a foreclosure. >> reporter: it was national move your money day and the protest has spread heartily to the suburbs. >> we're tired of the banks getting bailed out and the people getting sold out. >> reporter: walnut creek had a demonstration that was much more subdued. >> we want it grassroots with respect to the oils of the bank and take our action by moving our money. >> reporter: organizers say most of these protesters were closing their accounts at the big banks. >> i joined first united services credit union and put my money there and found out a lot of things that i was paying for the with the banks i didn't have to do that with the credit company. >> reporter: there was also a protest outside of the big banks. >> we know they are going to continue with their shenanigans and we believe the only way to impact them is to tell them you don't want to do business with them anymore. >> reporter: i asked for comments from the banks, but was repeatedly turned down. an regional div

chase bank and wells fargo had their windows smashed. now, the focus will return to wells fargo for quote immigration centers and supporting arizona immigration law. they are calling immigrants the most margized. business leaders feel it they are fending for themselves without any help from the mayor. >> she has not responded to my first letter or second letter. we had a meeting with her two days ago and all she could do was talk. >> i think money was wasted last tuesday when they cleared the park. they engaged in unnecessary action. >> the city spent over one million dollars forcing demonstrators out so that city crews could clean up the plaza. >> only about a third of the 103 people arrested during wednesday were from oakland. that is according to the "san jose mercury news". take a look at the breakdown 32 in oakland 42 from other bay area cities 15 from other parts of california and 9 from out of state. as for people taken into custody for failure to disperse mercury news says they came as far as from michigan, new jersey utah and or

wells fargo canceled plans to test debit cards in five states. bank of america hasn't decided if they plan on cancelling fees. it's in the hands of the customer. do they want to keep some of their consumer base. listen to what people are saying and the possibility of bank transfer day. >> they are going to come up with a way to charge you more fees but not obvious like the debit card, something else is coming. this is true consumer power. >> many of the banks were charging the fee because of a regulation that slashed the fee financial institutions could charge retailers when consumers use their debit cards at different businesses. this was a way to make up the money and it didn't farewell with customers. >> i'm a bank of america customer, when i first heard about this, i thought, i could take all my money out and go somewhere else. >> i remember you saying that you were a bank of america customer. i'm a sun trust customer. i got to let er a few weeks later. everyone has the power to do what they please with their money. consumer based and driven

some of those thirty corporations are names that you will easily recognize general electric wells fargo boeing horizon honeywell dupont not only did some of these companies not pay any income tax they actually made money after their taxes take for for example in two thousand and ten they reported an annual profit of almost twelve billion dollars now if you go by the thirty five percent corporate tax rate they would have owed about four point two billion but they not only didn't pay four point two billion they actually paid zero and they in fact had a negative tax liability of seven hundred and three million dollars so they made more money. now i was going to use the words of the authors of this report at this point because i think that they said it best they wrote most americans can rightfully complain i pay more federal income taxes than general electric boeing dupont wells fargo horizon all put together and that's an unacceptable situation and you know what i could not agree more that is unacceptable and that's why people are protesting joining the occupy movement all across the count

wednesday night chase and wells fargo with windows smashed. now the focus is on wells fargo for investigate in immigrant detention is centers and supporting arizona's immigration law. protesters want undocumented workers to join the movement calling inmat immigrants the mot marginalized population. business owners say they're fending for themself without help from the mayor. >> she's not responded to my first letter, she's not respond today my second letter. we had a meeting with her two days ago and all she could do was talk. >> i think money was wasted last tuesday when they cleared the park and engaged in unnecessary actions. >>> the city spent just over a million dollars when police force demonstrators out to the city crews could clean the plaza. >>> only a third of the 103 people arrested wednesday during the protest were from oakland. 32 from oakland, 42 from other bay areas cities, 15 from other parts of california and 9 from out of state. as for people taken into custody for failure to disperse and other charges they came from texas, m

a giant check taped on the doors of a closed wells fargo, then forcing closure of citi bank ask across the street for a time. >> why do you think banks are a focus? >> i think because over last 30 years they've been getting away with so much mischief. >> demonstrators shut down intersections throughout the city. one at 14th and broadway stayed closed forcing answerit to turn around and reroute bus autos we took a tour. >> the mayor and other city officials briefed reporters at the emergency operations center. the mayor insisted there was little impact on downtown business. dozens of signs said differently. >> everything is, and seems to be, open. and we hope that people will help them out. >> if intersections were blocked there was little visible police presence. the interim chief expressed concern about faces in the crowd. >> i do have concerns about a small group of people that are in the crowd perhaps looking for a confrontation with police. >> this appears many parents were not concerned. >> they're aware of how the economic crisis is and has affected them in schools and among frie

they woke to a wells fargo bank where the group rallied and mothers went inskpid closed they're kts. >> our kids are suffering. and that is not okay. 99% here to say we've got to -- it's not fair, it's got to stop. we need to share. my one and a half year old and 3 envelope year old know how to share. yet 1% of the banks don't share. >> and wells fargo says they're committed to sharing their resources and says, quote, in 2010 we don glaited $219 million to chairitable organizations and locally more than $20.7 million to nonprofits and schools alone last year. >> that march comes on the eve of a nationwide bank transfer day campaign organizers urging customers of big banks to close out their accounts and join credit unions or community banks tomorrow. and there is a well known south bay millionaire has chosen to do just that. >> mike fox senior is a prominent businessman and he is pulling his money out of bank of america. he says the bank can, and should do more when it comes to loan modifications and foreclosure crisis. >> i'm the jerk standing up to anything. and get flak from my wi

people were blocked in wells fargo at webster street. people were blocked in whole foods. how would you like to be in that situation? >> reporter: but protestors think police have done too much. they shouted down the chief at a city council meeting last night. >> my officers showed great restraint in -- [ yelling ] >> reporter: on the table at city hall there wasn't enough agreement on the measure last night so it's been tabled. but they will take it up again in two weeks. and tonight, the "occupy" council is holding its own meeting to discuss the next step including digging in for the long haul. >> i have been here since day zero and i'm not going anywhere. >> reporter: even after seeing the cold rain last night, protestors aren't giving up. they are building up their camp. >> establishing a foundation so at least you can raise your body temperature because you won't be so cold. >> reporter: in oakland, anne makovec, cbs 5. >>> tomorrow is the day that "occupy" wall street movement is asking people to transfer their bank accounts from the big banks to the credit unions. a

. >> wells fargo bank was smashed and seven windows shattered in downtown oakland. one office appeared to have been looted. this became a tourist attraction with people taking pictures. and some even collecting chards of glass as souvenirs. >> part of it belongs to me too. it is a little piece that belongs to me. that's why. i want to keep it as a memory of today when the people of oakland stood against the big banks. next door graffiti was scrawled uh is -- across the entrance to citibank. no police officers were in site. -- were in sight. and on the streets, twals -- it was part parade and part protest and part pep rally. >> i am here because i want my daughter to have opportunity and education. i don't want it to be a return. >> it was closed most of the day and buses were rerouted. waves of protesters left city hall at 5:00 to march to the port. by sunset the crowds dwindled and the music cranked up. >> i think today represents our city of oak left-hand and the power it has when a lot of people come together. >> so a sense of community, but still a sense of unea