depending on whether you feel your credit situation is where you want to go to a bank like wells fargo or another regulated bank, and line of credit, or work for a working- capital type of loan, which is something you look to do, the opportunity fund. you probably want to try both avenues. as far as your credit scores, everyone realizes, everyone here has a credit score. the first thing any lender will look at is your credit score. after looking at that, they all do not do the same thing with it. an opportunity fund will look at your story in addition to your score. some are limited to your score, that if it is above or below a certain threshold, and they are may not work with you. not every one of the lenders is going to see your situation the same, so you should be shopping. >> [inaudible] >> you can do contract financing. that exists. but a line of credit is probably what you're looking for. >> thank you, marc. i have a question from the audience about a burgeoning market. any avenues for san francisco medical cannabis dispensaries? open to the panel. >> in terms of financing? i can

. >>> a san francisco bomb squad is facing headquarters in wells fargo bank, somebody discovered the package at 420 month come are you, so far there is no word on what is inside the package and no word on when montgomery street will reopen. >> reporter: i am alex savage, was it a coach being a coach or was it simply unnecessary, you will hear what people are saying about it coming up. >>> steve paulson will talk about the changes coming up including rain. >>> and kids television, the one thing kids can do to help improve your young child's behavior. . >>> the bay area condominium market is booming. sales are at the highest level since 2008 and they have jumped 3 5% from a year earlier. condos are still being constructed. >>> $85 billion, an across the board spending cuts are being dealt with, but lawmakers are on holiday and will not reconvene until next week. they will avoid a sequester but the -- but they say the president already got attacks increase last month. >> the sequester is sort of a hammer. >> that will not work, we can't just cut our way to prosperity. >>> both democrats

one at bay credit union and the second at wells fargo bank. police officers association has set up the baker butler scholarship fund. our coverage on the tragedy in santa cruz continues online. you can always get updates on the website and facebook page. >>> a woman's report that she was raped on campus the weekend before last is now said to be a hoax. the woman is not a student at the school and told officers she had been sexually assault in the a remote area of the upper campus on sunday, february 17. the police say that as they carried out their investigation, the 21-year-old woman eventually admitted she made up the story. police is prevented by law to give out the name, but the case has been given to the district attorney for possible prosecution. >>> someone opened fire near the bart station in oakland. these are live pictures of the scene. there was a shooting near the station just after 10:30 this morning. witnesses say a gunman fired from one car toward another car. there was also a car crash related to the shootings. witnessed on the

the most recent was tuesday at a wells fargo bank in santa clara. the others were at banks in san jose, cupertino and sara to saratoga, he is white, 35 years old, 6'0" tall with a muscular build. >>> the days are numbered for a homeless encampment there and they want to take action. janine de la vega joins us with this report. >> reporter: good afternoon. in the past they have clean ups of homeless encampments head in greek beds but creek beds but this is different, it is visible to the public, this tent city has popped up in just a matter of months. the roar of jet engines is frequently heard in this field next to the san jose airport, some of the 100 or so people living here say sometimes the tent shakes from the sound. after being rouseed to roused to move they set up camp here. >> we are not just asking for anything but a spot. >> she showed us those. she said she used to be a nurse but quit her job to care for a relative. after that relative died she was out of money and on the streets and has been on several job interviews but not gotten an off

. >> thank you tim and thank you wells fargo bank for providing tim and now, we are going to invite our mayors to the stage and we are going to be able to hear about their requirement prierts and outlook and envision and is each mayor will get some time on the podium and then other manage editor will be leading a k q and a with them and if there are questions that you would like to ask him hold your hands up and either now or during the presentation and we will get to as many as we can and since fraction is the host city, mayor lee is gracious enough to allow mayor khan to go first please welcome dan angle who's president of golden gate university to introduce mayor khan (applause) >>> good morning. i noticed that governor rick pairy was mentioned articlier and i think i may send him a question and tell him why i came here ten year ago and there is some good news in recent california he picked out the top three firms he was after and called a joint meeting of the legislature and he did pretty well till he got to the third one he could not remember who it is of golden gate university is

can be made out to the santa cruz police officer's association and the second fund is at wells fargo bank. the police department have established the baker butler scholarship fund. >>> now on ktvu channel 2 news, stay here and you can always get updates on www.ktvu.com and on our facebook page. >>> this is pope benedict xvi's last day as pope. >> he pledged reference and -- rev reference and obedience and he told them they are the princes of the church. and they are honoring special services. san francisco plans a thanksgiving mass and there will be plans for a long retirement and basilica and san jose are planning a special mass tonight. >>> he is a very senior person at the white house who threatened him saying he would regret blaming president barack obama for the quest tracing -- quest tracing. -- sequestering over the spending cuts. that generated an e-mail from the white house. >> it makes me very uncomfortable to have the white house telling reporters you are going to regret doing something you believe in. >> white house issued a statement saying no threat was intended in that e-ma

said the bank is making it difficult for homeowners going through the process. >> this modification process, the fact that they charge so much money for applications. >> in response wells fargo said it has a strong record of working with customers dealing with challenges and the bank's rate is nearly half the industry rate. >>> new at 5:00 p.m. a girl today is walking and playing after a dramatic operation that had her leg immobilized for 7 months. ktvu's health and science editor john fowler is live to explain the promise her story holds for other children. >> reporter: i want you to meet a 4th grader whose courage should be an inspiration for all of us. >> reporter: her doctor calls her awesome and resilient. she now has what most take for granted. >> kind of neat to be able to have legs. >> reporter: till now her left leg was shorter than her right. >> if we make her legs even when she is two she will get another deformity. >> reporter: so they waited. it is a rare issue, fortunately no other problems development. he broke her left leg. a few weeks ago she wore this device for 7 painful months lengthened her leg three inches. >> i don't think we would be able to get throu

. >> she put it in a safe deposit box at wells fargo bank. >> my grandmother's rick she hz a 20 caratal. >> she hadn't gone to the box in three years her husband gave her this diamond bracelet. she went to get the ring and instead... the unthinkable. >> she hands me my box. you're supposed to go to a private room. goi and i open it up. and... my stuff is not there. yeah. and someone else's stuff is. >> she couldn't believe it. the box contained someone else's gold coins, silver coins and military papers shown in the photos and the jewelry, gone. >> they're trying to tell me another gentleman was renting the box in late 2011 why they'd rent the same box i don't know. >> she shows us two keys supposed to be the only ones issued for that box. she paid the $35 fee every year and there is no record of removing items from vault. >> there is no tracking of where items went. they just disappeared. >> sheotéj called novato police who took the report then contacted 7 on your side. we asked wells fargo why someone else had accessed hear kt. ÷ said it's still investigating. and. an officials says

the second is at wells fargo bank they have established the baker fund. tragedy continues here both on the air and on line. stay with us all morning and we will have updates from outside police headquarters and you can always get updates on ktvu channel 2 morning news and on our facebook paint. >>> it is his last day as pope. >> now the cardinals are getting a standing avenue evacuation when he met for the last time. he presented obedience to his successor. he told the cardinals that they are the princes of the church urging them to work together and set aside differences while electing a new pope. roger mahoning had revealed he plotted to conceal information from the clergy. they are asking them to pray and he went on twitter san said, he grasped my hand and said yes. >>> they are withholding special services honoring pope benedict xvi. they plan a thanksgiving mass at 8:00 this morning at st. mary's and there will be a thanksgiving for his services to the church. >>> washington reporter bob woodward said a senior person at the white house threatened him

the second is at wells fargo bank. the police officers association has set up the baker-butler scorership fund. our coverage of the tragedy in santa cruz continues here, both on air and online. stay with us for the next two hours for updates from outside police headquarters and you can also updates at ktvu.com and our facebook page. >>> 7:03. new this morning, the pope's final hour at the vatican. [ cheers ] >> the cardinals who gathered gave him a standing ovation when he met them as a group for the last time. at 8:00 this morning, pacific time, pope benedict xvi will get on a helicopter. he will fly to a retreat outside of rome. that's where he will officially resign later today. brian flow remembers joining us live at st. mary's cathedral in san francisco where a special mass will be held to thank benedict for his life of service. brian? >> reporter: hi, dave. yeah, a special mass indeed, good morning to you. several bay area catholics will be taking part in the thanksgiving masses this morning starting in about an

i don't think the banks are in any financial position to reveal what financial position they're in. [laughter] take wells fargor recent annual report said that the bank's value is partly based on, quote, "significant assumptions not observable in the market." [laughter] that means the value of the largest capitalized bank in the united states defies observation. [laughter] the human mind cannot perceive it. we dare not look upon it. [laughter] remember what happened to the accountants who opened lehman brothers' books. [laughter] point is, i believe when it comes to our economy, there are things we just shouldn't know. here to know them at me is financial writer and washington bureau chief of the "new york times," david leonhardt. dave, good to see you again. how are you? [cheers and applause] you are the author of new e-book "here is the deal" available on electronic everywhere. dave, why are they going after s&p? do they have the goods on the agencies in. >> they may have the goods. the huge housing bubble and the banks were packaging together the mortgages. >> caused by poor people being greedy go. head. >>

a bank like wells fargo, for example, which is the largest sba lender in the country. when the lender makes the loan to you, they come to us and say that your business, for a variety of reasons, may not be strong enough to get a loan without a guarantee. it might be a business that is too young or is a type of business -- say, restaurants -- that are a little riskier than they want to deal with, or you do not have the kind of collateral a lender is looking for. "an sba lender will be able to make the loan with a guarantee that sba will be able to provide. we probably will about 225 sba loans this year. at any point in time, we have about 1500 loans in san francisco that are sba loans. a lot of them are restaurants because that is one of the areas that is very typical because it is a riskier business. but a lot of people in san francisco see that as an opportunity for them as well. we also partner with the golden gate restaurant association to help people understand how to do financing for restaurants. a lot of what we do is helping small businesses get access to credit

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. >> banks contacted by cnn, including wells fargo, jpmorgan, citi bank, and bank of america tell cnntributed more than 75% of all insurance money. the halls' mortgage lender, who they asked we not name, did not respond. >> we came here to live the american dream and now we're living the american nightmare because they're holding our money and we can't get it and it's not fair, you know. it's not fair on anyone. and everyone is in the same position, everybody. like i said to you, i don't know a single person who has had a dime. >> reporter: and the waiting and uncertainly is taking a toll as devastating as the storm itself. >> thanks to deborah feyerick. you know his name, you know his politics, but ted nugent says you don't know him at all. >you s politics, but ted nugent says you don't know him at all. >you his politics, but ted nugent says you don't know him at all. his politics, but ted nugent says you don't know him at all. his politics, but ted nugent says you don't know him at all. today is gonna be an important day for us. you ready? we wanna be our brother's keeper. what's nu

. >> reporter: banks contacted by cnn including wells fargo, jpmorgan, citibank and bank of america tellnn they've distributed more than 75% of all insurance money. the hall's mortgage lender, who they ask we did not name did not respond. >> we came here to live the american dream and now we're living the american nightmare because they're holding our money and we can't get it and it's not fair. it's not fair on anyone. and everyone is in the same position. everybody. like i said to you, i don't know a single person who has had a dime. >> reporter: the waiting and uncertainty is taking a toll, as devastating as the storm itself. >> just feel for these people. cnn's deb feyerick with that report. if you'd like to get more report about sandy families fighting to get their money, go to cnn.com. >>> new jersey firefighters are hoping to bring comfort to some of those victims, though. not just those affected by the super storm either, the firefighter union is collecting donations for the sandy ground project. the fund will help to build 26 playgrounds in areas devastated by superstorm sandy.

a bank like wells fargo, u.s. bancorp, domestic banks with little exposure to weakened europe and very strong managements. citigroup, jpmorgan, morgan stanley with tremendous exposure to the continent. that's why at times i've had to dismiss the earnings per share gains entirely at the moment if the cohort was radically out of favor. but i never just forgot them. instead, i tried to figure out which ones can at times break the tug of the sector, the gravitational pull and which ones can really shine because if the sector falls back into favor, i've got to be ready. for example, ever since the market's gigantic bottom in 2009, we've seen many sectors of retail and individual stocks within those sectors outperform. i like to listen to the earnings calls of all the retailers. at given times, i'm rapt by the groups doing the best. by far the top performers during this period have been the discount stores, notably dollar general and dollar tree. when i see the markets money go to retail, i go back to my earnings report

but the line we are hearing from the banks, especially here at wells fargo, is that people are spendingesponsibly. they want it get home improvements done, get things fixed, pay for education. may also pay down other debt they accumulated. >> all right, thank you very much. >>> gold prices closing right now. sharon epperson is following that for us. >> closing around 1667 an ounce, you flow, gold has been under a very tight trading range since the beginning of the year. only about a $20 range per day. today it is only $9. we have seen low volumes and tight ranges recently. that's part of the reason why with less volatility, the cme group is cutting margins. not just for gold but for silver, and plat yum. we are also keeping an eye on platinum and palladium. speculators are getting in there and will be hard hit if prices can come down. back to you. >> sharon, thank you very much. >>> coming up, winter storm nemo powering through the northeast. well bring you the very latest on the conditions coming up next. >>> plus, do you think on-line gambling should be legalized nationwide? new jerse

banks just in the past month or so. the most recent hold up a santa clara wells fargo on homestead road just two days ago. the suspect also robbing banks in san jose, one in saratoga and two banks in cupertino. we got our hands on surveillance video of the suspect. a muscular white man, clean shaven, between 5'6" and 6'tall. he also appears to be wearing a raiders hat in these images. detectives say that he will hand a note over to tellers and demand money. i'm grant lotus, kron4 news. >>> the 49er general manager raves and raves about randy moss. sounds like they're going to get rid of him. also we'll get some golf with tiger. and a special memorial for jerry r on in this newscast. >>> we'll tell you what you can expect in your weather coming up in a few minutes >>> brought to you by acura, advance. you can't move the tv there. yuh-huh. we have a wireless receiver. listen. back in my day, there was no u-verse wireless receiver that let you move the tv away from the tv outlet. we can move it to the kitchen, the patio, the closet and almost anywhere. why would you want a tv in the closet? [ both laugh ] ♪ [

jpmorgan, bank of america, wells fargo, citigroup and ally financial contributed to the settlement. 11 million consumers are underwater on their homes. it's estimated the settlement will help 1 million get back on track. walmart sales are off to a weak start this year. profits ticked up in the fourth quarter, but sales at walmart and sam's club were down during the holidays and into februry. walmart blames the weakness on the payroll tax hike and delayed tax refunds. the retailer expects business will pick up as tax refund checks are mailed out. gas prices and increased competition among discount retailers are also taking a toll. "i'm also concerned about all the industry growth in the discount format channel, because the dollar stores continue to open a lot of stores. and target, for example, said they're going to start matching prices for the first time." that was morningstar analyst michael keara. walmart shares closed up $1.05 at $70.26 on thursday. we're still a fast food nation, but studies show we are hitting the drive-thru less for pizza, fries, burgers and subs. u.s. adults co

banks. wells fargo is one of them. some of the reits look good. i wouldn't say there's any particular -- for us, it's very much bottom up. i don't see any overall patterns across the injuries. >> defense, health care, areas that you think we should avoid? >> yes, i've been negative on boeing for a while. even before the whole battery issue. that's just one of the areas where we can see some major cuts that i don't think are necessarily fully factored in. and health care, it's really about health care providers. with those medicare cuts, i think some of the hospitals, some of hose provider companies can really get quite hurt. >> are you surprised that boeing has hung in as well as it has given all the noise in the news? >> yes, between the noise in the news and the defense cuts, i'm surprised. but i don't want to jump in there just yet. >> erin gibbs, thank you. >>> coming up on the "halftime report," from consumer staples to an insurance company, is it time to break up with these winning stocks? we're playing a round of "hold 'em, fold 'em" next.

newly transformed atms, and i'm talking particularly about one i sent him pictures of, bank of america, wells fargo where all of these sudden these things transform themselves into major bill boards, for lack of a better word. i would ask that we discuss this in a broader context of more formula retail and unusual interpretation of atms and signage, et cetera, just to step back. it's not about saying no, but i think it's about turning how these things work with each other so that they don't overwhelm what we have spent so much time on taming, which is basically signs are to be subordinate to where they are. they're supposed to give you directional and jurisdictional information, but they are not basically the main purpose of why they're there. i'm concerned on this project. we are the gateway site. i'm not against formula retail, but i am not interested in having this intersection be dominated by an overly blue flickring sign at night where, when you get to this intersection, you will use it as a mark for where you are. that is what i want to avoid. >> commissioner antonini. >> i'm certainly open t

. >> reporter: banks contacted by cnn, including wells fargo, jpmorgan, citibank and bank of america,nsurance money. the halls mortgage lender who they asked we not name did not respond. >> you know, we came here to live the american dream. and now we're living the american nightmare. because they're holding our money and we can't get it and it's not fair, you know, it's not fair on anyone. and everybody is in the same position, everybody. like i said to you, i don't know any person who's had a dime. >> reporter: the waiting and certainty is taking a toll, as devastating as the storm itself.

. >> reporter: banks contacted by cnn, including wells fargo, jpmorgan, citibank and bank of america,nsurance money. the halls mortgage lender who they asked we not name did not respond. >> you know, we came here to live the american dream. and now we're living the american nightmare. because they're holding our money and we can't get it and it's not fair, you know, it's not fair on anyone. and everybody is in the same position, everybody. like i said to you, i don't know any person who's had a dime. >> reporter: the waiting and certainty is taking a toll, as devastating as the storm itself. and new york's governor is trying to work with the banks and lenders so they can ease up on some of the restrictions. >>> driver danica patrick wins the pole position for the daytona 500. that makes her the first woman to start the legendary race. patrick told cnn's don lemon that she loves the idea of going beyond racing in general. >> one of the coolest things is to be able to think that parents and their kids are having that conversation at home about it. and to, you know, i've heard stories ab

. >> reporter: banks contacted by cnn, including wells fargo, jpmorg jpmorgan, citibank and bank of americamore than 75% of the money. the halls' mortgage owner who was asked not name did not respond. >> we're living not the american dream, but the american nightmare. they're holding our money and we can't get it. it's not fair. everybody is in the same position. everybody. like i said to you, i don't know a single person who's had a dime. >> reporter: and the waiting and uncertainty is taking a toll, as devastating as the storm itself. >> that was deb feyerick reporting. >>> well, disgraced retired general david petraeus. he is back in the news. this time, he's opening up like never before. spiriva helps control my copd symptoms by keeping my airways open for 24 hours. plus, it reduces copd flare-ups. spiriva is the only once-daily inhaled copd maintenance treatment that does both. spiriva handihaler tiotropium bromide inhalation powder does not replace fast-acting inhalers for sudden symptoms. tell your doctor if you have kidney problems, glaucoma, trouble urinating, or an enlarged prosta

bank and pnc and comerica and wells fargo are much better positioned than the big money center banks because we believe the specter of major over global regulation is not over yet, and we think some investors have become too complacent with respect to chasing up these big banks with respect to performance in the portfolios, and we think it's a little dangerous near term. >> gentlemen, thank you all. a very form al closing bell exchange. thank you all for joining us today. we'll see you later. and look again. >> coming back. >> the dow was down 30 points just a moment ago. is it possible we could be positive at the close? >> are you going to stick your neck out? >> i'm not going to go there today. >> dow component hewlett-packard is set to report earnings in about an hour. josh lipton here with more. >> hewlett-packard expected to report after the bell and the street looking for earnings per share on 71 cents of sales of 21.79 billion. beyond the bottom and top lines, what do analysts want to see? i spoke earlier to a member of rbc. three numbers he'll looking for in this one. one, ho

rallies and the financial sector, whether goldman sachs one day, yesterday, wells fargo had the upgrade yesterday and banknd city are your players. they continue to explode to the upside. you look at the stock volume, you see a lot of volume in bank of america and options, same thing. the 12 strike calls continue to be attacked. now that we're through, we look to the upside and volume continues to be in the financials and banks. >> scott, i don't think it's coincidence we went from 1 to 2% in the 10 year, and i own these -- >> good for you. >> and they will make net interest on the margins and a trade that will continue through the rest of the year. >> i think goldman is a great way to play. great movements in weekly options and everyday the stock moving higher and hitting new highs. bank of america also the news that could be coming out with bank of america that the company could be looking to increase their dividend or stock repurchase that would get it through a new high. >> niles, you have a big position in bank banof america. >> i agree with that. it tells you how many shares you can buy back and if

banks in the past month or so. the most recent heldup, a santa clara wells fargo that was on homestead road. was hit two days ago. the suspect robbing a bank in san jose. one in sarasota and two in cupertino. we got our hand on surveillance images. the sheriff department describing him as a white man, between 5'6" and 6 feet tall. he also appears to be wearing a raiders hat in these images. detectives say he hands the teller a note and leaves with the cash. wells fargo is offering up to $5,000 in reward money for information leading to an arrest and conviction. kron4 news. >> we had a nice day today. another one in store for tomorrow. change is coming tomorrow evening with increasing cloud cover and a chance for showers in the north bay. as we head into saturday, we'll see changes as well. more cloud cover, cooler temperatures. but we'll rebound into sunday. so kind of a roller coaster over the next few days. temperatures out the door tomorrow morning are going to be a little warmer than what we saw today. we're getting cloud cover up to the noh, which will keep temperatures warmer, away from

fargo. the reason it is so safe, this bank makes its money acting more like a bank and a brokerage investmentand gets a lot of kudos from analysts. also on the last. coming up, the first lick "consumer reports" top five cars for 2013 and next, is 72 the new 30? the details of the new scientific report and a look at what it means for your retired plant. coming up. with the spark miles card from capital one, bjorn earns unlimited rewas for his small business take theseags to room 12 please. [ garth ] bjors small busiss earns double miles on eve purchase every day. produce delivery. [ bjorn ] just put it on my spark card. [ garth why settle for less? ahh, oh! [ garth ] great businesses deserve limited reward here's your wake up call. [ male announcer ] get the spark business card from capital one and earn unlimited rewar. choose double miles or 2% cash back on every purchase every day. what's in your wallet? [ crows ] now where's the snooze button? ah. 4g, huh? verizon 4g lte. 700 megahertz spectrum, end-to-end, pure lte build. the most consistent speeds indoors or out. and, obviously, astonishi

wells fargo lost its place at the most valuable bank ask now number two as chase shares rise recoveringion of what we saw yesterday in the mark oats and jobless claims were down by 5,000, mostly holding steady compared to last week. we are lower across the board but not by much. the silicon valley index is trading a bit heighter this morning. healthy men use are good for the the waistline with improved sales and traffic growing 11 percent over those chains compared to 15 percent decline there those not serving low-calorie. feeling romantic? we have valentine's day upon us and california is a hot spot for romance, and your state has four of the top 25 most romantic cities. san diego and pasadena and santa monica looking at what customers said about the mood and the number of reservations if two and the percent of those who dine out on valentine's day. >> it is now 6:50. >> i avoid valentine's dinner, you do not get service because the restaurantses are so busy. >> that is personal. >> mike, don't say anything, only trouble. >> let's go outside, come on at mount tamalpais it is raping at

fargo. the reason it is so safe, this bank makes its money acting more like a bank and a brokerage investmentand gets a lot of kudos from analysts. also on the last. coming up, the first lick "consumer reports" top five cars for 2013 and next, is 72 the new 30? the details of the new scientific report and a look at what it means for your retired plant. coming up. ♪ ♪ gerri: talk about for everyone, new scientific study saying people are living longer than ever before and that at 72, the new 30. with more on this, the fox news medical a-team every let's start there, talk about the study. at that this was amazing. what do you make of it? >> i love it. and the reality here is that the chances of your dying now at the age of 72 is the same as our chances 200 years ago and dahlia the age of 30. the last four generations of humans have done much better at living longer than the first 8,000 generations. the reason for that is because we are cleaner, public health, we clean up the sewage. we have clearwater. we had better food. we have vaccinations. we stamp out diseases like smallpox and polio in th

even wells fargo, arguably one of the most conservative banks, teetering and down about 5%.good performance compared to other banks since that peak. but only j.p. morgan squeaked by without any post peak gains. with the '07 highs come together rescue of bear stearns and washington mutual, amid the london blair blunder. shares are 11% higher in the next 12 months and that's even nearly 1% higher from the crisis but analysts and stock pickers have taken on an increasingly bullish stance into the sector going into the current rally. analyst predicting yesterday a 14-year run higher for banking stocks. 14-year run. >> yeah. a big call, kayla. and to your point, thank you so much, have a great weekend. bullishness, i'm somewhat surprised at. universal among you guys. if i was to say to you, regulation up, earnings power down, yet every one of you guy says bullish banks. >> no, return to normalized earnings. it is accelerating much quicker than the street anticipates. >> and they rebuilt their balance sheets to dramatically, scott, then you have a return of trading. i don't care.