. >> wells fargo bank is sack sued by the city of los angeles sued by the city of los angeles. counts and issuing new credit cards luckily without customers knowing about it. rebecca has more. >> tonight the city ofless ang doing one of the nation largest bank. accuse bank. accusing wells fargo of engaging in fraudulent conduct. customers paying the praise. >> it alleges that wells fargo customers have been victimize by tactic designed to maintain high levels of sales. of wells products. >>reporter: prosecutors say bank employee were told to do whatever it takes to make sales whatever it takes to make sales. the people like frank with bogus fee for wells fargo account they never wanted in the first places. i had 10 accounts at one time. come on. they knew i was angry. they kept opening accounts. >>reporter: alleged tactic included bungling the checking account came with savings credit card or even life insurance. a lie and secretly obtaining debit card and pin and on license banking without their authorization. spokesperson for wells fargo telling abc news the bank is focus on t

they broke the windows out at the wells fargo here at citibank and summit bank. they continued through the auto mall at telegraph and 30th. they smashed the car windows at the chevrolet and the honda dealers. they even set one car on fire. there was at least one arrest and police made nine total arrests. one of the scarest moments happened at the kfc on telegraph avenue where vandals threw a steel divider in the window while the customers were in the restaurant eating. >> now this is affecting me because this is my job. i work here. i live right up the street. this is my community. it hurts my feelings that we have people walking around here this ignorant. >> oakland's first friday was also affected. as you can see crowds were enjoying the evening and they gave way to vandals who spray painted graffiti, broke windows and overturned dumpsters. 234* fact, it happened before the -- in fact it happened before the steel divider was tossed through the kfc window. it now appears the main group of protesters has broken off into splinter groups. police are casing them aro

or is wells fargo bank putting profits over the legal rights of its customers? nk of opening unauthorized accounts for customers. brian flores is joining us live now from walnut creek to tell us about claims that this is allegedly damaged the credit of some bank customers. >> that's what they alleged. on the lawsuit filed by a los angeles city attorney claims there was a high pressure sales culture that set up unrealistic sales quotas. many felt they were forced to meet those quotas or lose their jobs. there are serious allegations claiming that employees opened up ghost accounts or accounts without the customer knowing they were open. it alleges customers were dinged with monthly fees on those accounts. several former employees tell the l.a. times they begged friends and family to open up accounts for fear of being disciplined by managers. the former employees say they forced paper work so they couldn't be reached for satisfaction surveys. a press conference in l.a. yesterday some say their credit rating was ruined. >> imagine i see my parents in wells fargo whe

they broke the windows out at the wells fargo here at citibank and summit bank.they continued through the auto mall at telegraph and 30th. they smashed the car windows at the chevrolet and the honda dealers. they even set one car on fire. there was at least one arrest and police made nine total arrests. one of the scarest moments happened at the kfc on telegraph avenue where vandals threw a steel divider in the window while the customers were in the restaurant eating. >> now this is affecting me because this is my job. i work here. i live right up the street. this is my community. it hurts my feelings that we have people walking around here this ignorant. >> oakland's first friday was also affected. as you can see crowds were enjoying the evening and they gave way to vandals wh spray painted graffiti, broke windows and overturned dumpsters. 234* fact, it happened before the -- in fact it happened before the steel divider was tossed through the kfc window. it now appears the main group of protesters has broken off into splinter groups. police are casing them aroun

they broke the windows out at the wells fargo here at citibank and summit bank. they continued through the auto mall at telegraph and 30th. they smashed the car windows at the chevrolet and the honda dealers. they even set one car on fire. there was at least one arrest and police made nine total arrests. one of the scarest moments happened at the kfc on telegraph avenue where vandals threw a steel divider in the window while the customers were in the restaurant eating. >> now this is affecting me because this is my job. i work here. i live right up the street. this is my community. it hurts my feelings that we have people walking around here this ignorant. >> oakland's first friday was also affected. as you can see crowds were enjoying the evening and they gave way to vandals who spray painted graffiti, broke windows and overturned dumpsters. 234* fact, it happened before the -- in fact it happened before the steel divider was tossed through the kfc window. it now appears the main group of protesters has broken off into splinter groups. police are casing them aro

bank paperwork. no word on how many customers were affected. wells fargo blames the problem on a few rogue employees. in a statement a spokesperson says, wells fargo's culture is focused on the best interests of its customers. this includes our commitment to customers receiving only the products and services they need and will benefit from. >>> 2 investigates discovers expired baby formula sitting on shelves in bay area stores over and over. california has a law against selling expired baby food. but we found out it's rarely enforced. claudine wong asks who it is supposed to be keeping tabs and are some retailers getting off easy. >> it was remarkably easy to find. this is video from several bay area stores. we picked them at random. went inside and pulled the infant formula off the shelves and checked the expiration dates. why? well, this is a problem that sacramento lawmakers and consumer advocates have been trying to address for years. but 2 investigates discovered that problem doesn't seem to be going away. it shouldn't be this easy. >> this one is exp

police say he held up a wells fargo bank in antioch yesterday. a witness to robbery followed the gunman and gave police a license plate number and a car description. officers say mcgee abandoned his car in oakland ran into an apartment and took someone hostage. mcgee was taken into custody after a standoff with police. no one was hurt. >>> campbell police hope this surveillance video and a suspect sketch can help them find a man who tried to kidnap a girl. this is the suspect's car near mason court and harriet avenue yesterday. the girl was walking her dog when a man pulled up in a car asking for directions. this is a sketch of the suspect. the girl tells police he got another of the car and grabbed her in a bear hug but she fought back and the man drove away. >>> stay lawmakers will consider a bill that could ban something that you probably have in your bathroom. details ahead. >>> a long-time congresswoman now talking about a gesture she made that some consider offensive to native americans. plus -- dramatic rescues from flood waters look at th

cuba needs its approval for the service. >>> the city of los angeles is suing wells fargo bank accusing of it pressuring employees to open accounts. the lawsuit ales it's par of a drive to boost profits, leaving consumers to pay ever-increasing fee and putting credit at risk. morgan radford reports. >> i had 10 accounts i had more than 10. i only need one. >> reporter: los angeles business owner is one of many duped by the fourth biggest bank in the u.s. >> wells customers have been victimized by tactics designed to maintain high levels of sales of wells products. to hit the goals la city attorney said employees opened bogus acts and ran up fraud uent charges. >> the business model rems on the quote owes. >> reporter: it helped to increase profits but damaged the credit of customers. >> i think about my parents. they couldn't speak english. maybe they knew two words. they didn't know english. imagine i see my parents, they are getting accounts open. they don't understand what the bankers tell them. he complained but the bank opened accounts in his name and sent credit cards he didn't wa

wells fargo bank confirmed one of its senior vice presidents abid gilani is also among the dead. >> he was a kind family man. we have suffered a tremendous loss today. he'll be sorely missed. and, he was -- really a wonderful person. >> reporter: well, the latest victim to be identified is that man, a 42-year-old educator dr. griffith. he was traveling from d.c. he recently defended his dissertation and was scheduled to graduate in two weeks. >>> we're hearing more and more incredible stories of survival. >> josh said he used a pile of seats to climb out and others were able to use his makeshift ladder to also escape. he says he was caught next to an unresponsive woman, though. >> not everybody could we get to. there was -- a woman seated i think in the row behind me. i don't know for sure. but -- she was pinned under -- a bunch of seats. and, we -- basically couldn't get her out. there was no reaction. heard no voice et cetera. since we thought there was a fire coming in we got out. i think she was crushed. >> gotbaum says he injured his head and ribs in the crash. >>> a few miles fro

. >> reporter: wells fargo banking executive abid gill lani split his time between washington and new york city. he was a married father of two. as was jim gaines, the associate associated"associated press" video architect who was traveling home at the news agency headquarters. ap president gary pruett told employees leaves behind professionalism, accomplishment, time, and humor. rachel jacobs lived in manhattan with her husband and two children. her family remembered her as a wonderful mother, daughter, sister, wife, and friend. darryn griffith was a passionate educator. he founded a prep school in the bronx aimed at getting kids no longer in school to college. he was also the dean. and this morning a maryland family is holding out hope of finding bob gildersleeve. gildersleeve's father criticized a helpline set up by amtrak for families of victims. >> call up amtrak and get information from there and please relay it to us because we can't get that information. so it's very frustrating, guys. very. not that they're not trying but trying and coming up empty, you don't do it. >> report

tonight wells fargo bank confirmed one of its senior vice presidents, abid gilani, is also among theead. there are others unaccounted for. too. tonight bob gild ersleeve sr. passed out fliers with a picture of his son bob jr. >> bobby is 6'4", blond hair beautiful blue eyes. >> reporter: the number of deaths is likely to climb. the locomotive for amtrak 1888 was brand-new, barely a year old. the tracks were inspected just yesterday. the national transportation safety board is collecting evidence from this box, the event data recorder telling the story of too much speed. the rail lines north of philadelphia are straight. the speed limit 70 miles per hour. but approaching the frankford neighborhood there's a left corner where the speed cuts to 50 miles per hour. but when amtrak 188 left 30th street station at 9:10 and reached frankford 11 minutes later, it's going 106. by the time the engineer tripped the emergency brakes it was too late. bastion's attorney tells abc news tonight the engineer has a concussion. >> he was pretty beat up. he's got 14 staples in his head. several stitches

the wells fargo bank releasing a statement saying he was a valued member of our commercial real estate division that he passed away. and that their hearts go out to all of those impacted by this tragedy. so more information on the victims coming in as we speak. and while all this is happening in philadelphia, it is really having an impact nationwide. >> nbc's lester holt is live from sky force 10 where he will of course, be anchoring tonight's coverage on "nbc nightly news." lester? >> jim and renee, knowing what we know what we've learned over the last several hours, you certainly get a different appreciation for the drama of what happened here. we take a look at the curve. looking at that curve early, you couldn't appreciate necessarily for what happened. but now knowing that train was going over 100 miles an hour you can easily see where it ended up where it did. looks like the locomotive has been returned to the tracks but the six other cars remain twisted where they came to rest last night. we have seen other rail, new rail on a side area. so they are prepared when they get the go

the highway patrol says this all started earlier today in antioch after a gunmen held up at wells fargo bank there. contra costa county sheriffs deputies to chase the suspect back to the oakland san leandro area where he is reportedly holed up in that building. >> tonight campbell police are searching for the man who reportedly tried to kidnap a preteen girl today are quiet residential street. the man is now being described as asian or latino as we share put actually police released this on surveillance video that of the car they believe the man within. if you make your way up and down harriet street the man reportedly has some then he got out and grabbed her and of bearhug. >> police arrested a second suspect in the shooting death of a high school student in vallejo. 17 last night police arrested 16 -year-old from sassoon city but his name will not be released. his arrest us comes after hours after police took 19 -year-old zachary krol into custody, he allegedly knew the victim. police are asking for public's help as they continue to investigate and we are working to build trust between the

officers say 51-year-old sean mcgee senior robbed a wells fargo bank.recorded seeing him leave on a bicycle and later jump into a truck. officers chased him on highway 4 we speeds reaching 100 miles per hour. they say he eventually ended up in east oakland where he barricaded himself in an apartment and took a person hostage. that person was able to escape and mcgee was taken into custody. >>> a california search and rescue crew returned from nepal today after three weeks of grueling work. there were hugs and kisses to greet the rescuers. one father was reacquainted with his father just days before he left. the l.a. team and their dogs rescued a 41-year-old woman and 15-year- old boy while in nepal. >> thinking that it's truly amazing. it really is amazing to see all that come together and to be part of it is, it gives you chills. >> reporter: crews say the dogs also help cleared a site to make sure that all bodies were not left on the field. >> reporter: meantime there's no calls from nepal's prime minister. 8,100 people were killed in the two massive

police say this man walked into a wells fargo bank on connecticut avenue in northwest tuesday. he went up to the teller, hands over a note, flashes a gun, grabs the cash and heads for the exit. if you recognize that man, please call d.c. police. there is a $5,000 re >>> tonight a group that represents federal air marshals is blasting the tsa for policies it said put those air marshals' lives at risk, among the practices? asking hotels overseas whether the marshals had been drinking? the federal law enforcement officers said simpling that question would expose an air malacias' identity. -- marshals' identity. a cease and desist order has been entered. >>> tomorrow crews will begin installing vehicle checkpoints on e street and the constitutional avenue entrance to the ellipse and some concrete barriers will be replaced with steel plate barriers that can be raised and lowered and sharp metal points will be installed on top of the white house fence. the work should be done by early july. >>> police arrested seven separate men in virginia for going online trying to lure children an

wells fargo is the biggest california-based bank in the nation. d unauthorized accounts for customers, then hit them with fake fees which ruined their credit. the lawsuit also claims that accounts were not closed even after customers complained about it because the bank pressured employees into meeting high sales quotas. however, wells fargo is blaming the problems on a few rogue employees. >>> 7:-- 8:39. marine by olgists are expected to be back in pacifica again this morning -- by olgists are expected to be -- biologists are expected to be back in pacifica to determine why another whale has died. it -- scientists say the latest is the juvenile humpback whale. it's yards from the other adult sperm whale. scientists say wind and a strong current likely brought both dead whales to the beach. the whales are drawing large crowds out to see them. >> you want to see them when they are alive, not when they are beached. not sure what's going on. >> it's a great opportunity. we want to take advantage of the fact that this animal is on shore. >> tests on th

leon: the city of los angeles is suing wells fargo bank over alleged misconduct. they say they encourage its employees to open up off rise -- unauthorized accounts for clients and damaged their credit in the process. the lawsuit is seeking up to $2500 for every violation and restitution for the customers that were harmed. alison: the mayor of d.c. honored some special teachers today. teacher appreciation week, she gave a hateful teachers to banks including $100 gift cards as well. -- a handful of teacher's bags included $100 gift cards as well. leon: congratulations. alison: when you look outside and conceive is about to rain. doug: those storms we have been tracking are inching closer to washington right now. let's show you the location right now on doppler radar after we get you up to date with the towns we have picked out. this is so typical it has been our around here today. lots of sunshine in fairfax, and through the afternoon a few fair clouds and skies is starting to darken. we're getting ready to rain here, and the good down for is getting ready in centre

what you are looking at is the wells fargo bank. windows were shattered out of it. front door side window. the bank has been hit several times over almost every major protest in oakland. they have been a victim of city bank downtown also has the window shattered out. this was just probably half hour after the protest all began around 8:00 o'clock. they left plaza and marched down west on broadway but marching right toward the police headquarters and skirmish license of o pd officers in riot gear stopped them right there at seventh and broadway. and they had a stand off. there was protestors with mega phone yelling right in their fees. finally they decided to turn around and walk the other way that's when a lot of the win 0started breaking out. right now if at telegraph and around 28 street we believe we are trying to mirror them at the same time staying out of the way, we believe they are marching down telegraph toward rock ridge and we are trying to catch up to them rate now. but so far already some damage downtown and the police are training to stop this as best t

los angeles is suing wells fargo, the city alleges bank employees opened bogus accounts for customers and ran up charges to meet sales goals. the suit asks for a court order demanding wells fargo stop the alleged practice, plus penalties up to $2,500 for every violation. wells fargo blames rogue employees and said it will defend itself against the charges. >> pushing the limits of engineering. the new super skinny building design doing what was once thought to be impossible. >> >> the latest building trend is to make buildings tall and skin any. pulling that off requires tremendous advancements in engineering. >> i am nearly 1400 feet in the air in sort of the cutting edge of high-end residential living. in the future, we are all in theory going to be living at this kind of incredible altitude if we make enough money. this building manages to stay at this height because of a combination of systems. it has a central core, this system offering stability and rigidity. there's an inner tube and outer tube connected at five points throughout this 96 story monstrous building. your great ene

officers say the 51-years-old robbed a wells fargo bank yesterday and witnesses say they saw him leaveoon partly cloudy and -- leave on a bicycle and later jumped into a car. officers chased him. he ended up in east oakland where he took a person hostage. the person was able to escape and he was taken into custody. >>> police are warning residents about two attempted burglaries. the incidents happened in the crossings community this morning. the men are black and hispanic. one stood as a look out and the other scouted around scouted the house. driving a white convertible. >>> police continue to search tonight for the man who tried to kidnap a girl yesterdayoon quiet -- yesterday on a quiet street. mid-30s. 5'7" with a medium build. wearing a beanie and a tan or brown coat with fur on the cuff. police also released this surveillance video of the car they believe the man was in. the man began noll girl as he -- began following the girl as she was walking her dog and he grabbed her, she screamed and fought off the man. >>> loretta search says apologizing for an offensive gesture. while speak

money. >> reporter: tonight, the city of los angeles suing one of the nation's largest banks, accusing wells fargo of engaging in fraudulent conduct. their customers paying the price. >> it alleges that wells customers had been victimized by tactics designed to maintain high levels of sales of wells products. >> reporter: prosecutors say bank empolyees were told to do whatever it takes to make sales. people like frank anh, stuck with bogus fees for wells fargo accounts they never wanted in the first place. >> i had ten accounts at one time. it's -- come on you know? they knew i was angry, and they kept opening accounts still. >> reporter: alleged tactics included -- bundling telling customers their checking accounts automatically came with savings, credit cards or even life insurance. a lie. and pinning, secretly obtaining debit cards enrolling customers in online banking without their authorization. a spokesman for wells fargo telling abc news the bank "is focused on the best interests of its customers" and will "vigorously defend against these allegations." >> rebecca is with us now. they are ac

credit. >> i've had 20 accounts maybe. >> reporter: frank is a businessman who said he has banked with wells fargoays it's been a nightmare once he realized what was happening. >> every time i go to the branch, it's a battle with them. >> reporter: according to the city attorney, he's not the only one. >> wells fargo often elevated its profits over the legal rights of its customers. >> reporter: the bank routinely opened up checking accounts, gave lines of credit and credit cards to customers that not only didn't want them didn't ask for them and the fees for these unauthorized accounts simply piled up. >> they kept making comments. okay, we won't charge you any fees. this is it. they always say this is the end of it so i thought it was the end of it but it wasn't. >> reporter: in the lawsuit they are asking for sanctions against wells fargo and $2500 fine for every infraction. >> i had more than ten accounts. i only need one. >> reporter: wells fargo has over 9,000 branches in the state. they issued a statement which reads in part, quote, we'll vigorously defend ourselves against these allegation

seven people died in a crash including a wells fargo bank or, the ceo of an online learning company and more than 200 others were injured. the ntsb says the crash could have been prevented if the track at that portion of the track had been equipped with automatic braking technology. it is in used on most of the track between washington and boston but not that section in philadelphia. the taliban attack i popular guesthouse in kabul left five people dead including an american. they attacked the guesthouse during a party saturday night and all three were killed by police. the gunman held scores of people hostages for seven hours. this is the first taliban attack on for the billions since they declared the start of their annual spring offensive. in nepal, u.s. marine helicopter is still missing two days after disappeared while on an earthquake relief mission. it was delivering aid in an area hit hard by both the earthquake that struck last month and the one earlier this week. six marines were on board as well as two nepalese. olivia: a new report shows inflation is well under control. at t

smashed and as you move over to the right you can see the door completely blown out at this wells fargo bank at ninth and franklin. we marched with the crowd for a while. seemed like they were targeting corporate entities. a lot of bank where is the targets of this vandalism. you can see this entire side all of the windows on this side of the bank completely bashed out. we were again in the middle of what started out as a peaceful protest against police violence in baltimore here in the bay area and one of our crews briefly became the target of an attack himself. >> easy guys, easy. easy. easy. >> this is not the place to have a camera. >> i know. >> look around, you ain't got many friends around here. >> now photographer rafael was okay. >> reporter: we got a chance to meet with him and he was fine. some of the gear was pulled out of his hands. and we've also heard reports of looting and one vehicle set on fire. we've also heard reports of an area of broadway auto row. various businesses in that area being vandalized. cars being vandalized. so far no reports of injuries as the crowds weaved

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. >>> a lawsuit says a bay area- based wells fargo bank has been violating the trust of its customers. the suit says says wells fargo employees opened accounts for customers without their permission sticking them with fees and damaging their credit. the suit also says the bank pushed employees to meet unrealistic monthly quotas for new checking, savings and credit card accounts. >> the best model elevates profits over customer rights. >> it's an institution that i am trusting with my money. so it is very alarming. >> allegedly upper management knew of the problem and did little to stop it. now the bank is blaming a few rogue employees. the los angeles city attorney filed the suit under a law that enables other city attorneys across the state to represent affected customers. >>> a cyclist is dead after a collision with a car in danville. it happened on crow canyon road yesterday afternoon. the bike lost its front tire and the windshield is completely smashed in. the shoes landed several feet away. the driver is cooperating with police. >>> 6:03. a check of traffic now. here's liz. >> o

a abid ja lani was executive at wells fargo bank and justin zemzer was a midshipman at the naval academy with hopes of becoming a navy s.e.a.l. >> it is a huge loss. >> reporter: a loss being felt up and down the east coast after the most deadly crash of amtrak in more than a decade. as the investigation continues, they have begown repair the rails rails and service could be restoreed on one of the busiest lines as early as next week that.. that is the latest live here in philadelphia. i'm jay gray. and back to you, pat. >>> right now in capitol hill, the inspector general has released the findings of an investigation into the souk ret service incident of the white house back in march. the report says that two senior agents who returned to the white house after spending five hours at a bar in d.c. were more likely than not impaired by alcohol. the agents drove on the the scene offane vestigation into a suspicious package, and the chairman and the ranking member of the house oversight committee say that the report underscores the need for a major cultural overhaul at the secret service. >

windows were broken out at a wells fargo bank. and at least 30 vehicles at a car dealership were smashed and a few cars were set on fire. over on 289th, they tossed it into the kfc restaurant while people were eating inside. >> we eat here, you know. and just doing things that everyone does. you have to come together. you don't have to vandalize >> may day traditionally celebrates workers' rights, but in recent years have grown as a protest to police brutality and in support of social justice >> hundreds of may day demonstrators marched through san francisco. they held signs and supported the wage increase that kicks in yesterday. they said may day was not just about labor issues but police brutality against minorities. >> in baltimore thousands marched in celebration after six police officers were charged in the death of freddie gray. he died from a spinal injury that he suffered in police custody last month. another gathering is scheduled. to we have more. >> freddie gray committed no crime but the cheers when they announced the

online banking i wouldn't have known that these accounts were there and i know most people don't do that. we have to be vigilant to even know this. >> according to the city attorney wells fargo blames the problem on a few rogue employees who have been disciplined or fired. coming up on world news tonight at 5:30 more on the accusations and why bank employees are encouraged to do whatever it takes to meet sales goals. >>> bay area girl scouts are lining up for summer camp in record numbers and there is a problem with the cookie sales that help pay the bills. >> the cookie sales across the country this year were actually pretty good in northern california they were down. >> find out what went wrong and what the scouts are doing to make sure they don't turn any girls away from camp. that's tonight on abc 7 news at 11:00. >> spencer christian buys his share. don't look at spencer as a cause for this problem. >> we all actually buy. >> we do don't we? >> offer that support. >> i'll say the p-word precipitation. it may be coming our way yes. watch closely. here's live doppler 7 hd and we have sunny skies and milder today than yesterday and we have more sunshine and less cloud cove

now at webuyanycar.com >>> good morning welcome back at 5:25 the city of los angeles suing wells fargo bankg employees driven by sales pressure open unauthorized accounts for customers, then charge them fees that then damage their credit? wells fargo says yes the few employees involved in this were disciplined or fired. officials maintain, state and federal laws were not broken, adding wells fargo didn't do enough to protect customers. >> that's scary. i'm wells fargo customer. >> yep, sews there is a big lawsuit in there being sparked by this. >> amazon partnering with jet blue to allow current prime members to watch movies and tv series for free. while in the high schools. non-members will be able to rent or buy content from amazon's instant video store. jet blue, one of the few carriers that offers free wyfi for amazon prime should be available later this year. >> coming to the menu at panera. pan area joining string of other fast casual restaurants pulling all artificial ingredients from its menus that's good right? the chain will drop or change a thirds of its ingredient by next year,

windows were broken out of the wells fargo bank you see here. telegraph and 30th at least 40 vehicles at a car dealership were smashed and a few cars were set on fire. at telegraph and 28th vabd dalls tossed a steel divider into a kfc restaurant while customers were eating inside. >> it hurts my feelings that we have people walk around here doing things that are uncalled for. you don't have to do this to get your voices heard. you know? all you have to do is come together. you don't have to vandalize. >> maytraditionally celebrates workers' rights but this recent years it has grown as a protest to police brutality and in support of social justice. >>> looking at the new video just in to our newsroom of the damage at auto row -- in oakland. this video was taken just moments ago. and with the daylight video you can see the extent of the damage to cars. windows out of car dealership was smashed in. again, about 40 cars were damaged in all. >>> hundreds of may day demonstrators marched through san francisco. they chanted for immigrant rights and hel

wells fargo bank tells wcbstv in new york bee jellani was the senior vice president at the bank. he worked at the marriott corporation and we believe or at least there's some word he may have local ties he was 55 years old. >> early on we were getting the gruesome details from survivors of this amtrak train derailment from social media. >> russ has a survivor's story. >> reporter: this is a survivor if you know the music world you may be familiar with this is how it began for yamin allworld performing with quest love and trouble funk at vine fest in story park. he documented what started out as a very ordinary pick up along the northeast regional as he was headed towards home in philly and then this. you are going to watch the light will come along and you will see him as he approaches a trapped man and saying come on buddy come on we have to get off the train another man is involved and helps that man get out. and in one moment i am going to take you to outside and you are seeing the remarkably uninjured all world discussing a neck injury and the injuries to his shins. but, he i

they wanted the refund deposited to the wells fargo bank as usual.d then we started talking about what the account number was, and i said wait a minute. turns out the tax preparer put the wrong routing number on the returns. al their money went into someone else's account at chase bank. accountant insisted that susan told him to deposit the money at chase, but however the couple doesn't have an account there. >> why would i give him an account number for a tax refund to an account that didn't be long us to. >> they signed it without looking to full return and account numbers beforehand. so taxpayers are responsible for the accuracy of their returns. h&r block said it was their loss. >> frankly, i broke down. i mean, i was just sobbing, i was so upset. >> the couple contacted "7 on your side" and we contacted h&r block and the company decided to reimburse their $5,200 after all saying we take any client services seriously and appears our policies and procedures were not followed in this one instance. we worked directly with the client to resolve the i

they wanted the refund deposited to the wells fargo bank as usual.and then we started talking about what the account number was, and i said wait a minute. turns out the tax preparer put the wrong routing number on the returns. all their money went into someone else's account at chase bank. the accountant insisted that susan told him to deposit the money at chase, however, the couple doesn't have an account there. >> why would i give him an account number for a tax refund to an account that didn't belong to us? >> they signed it without looking at the full return and account numbers beforehand. so taxpayers are responsible for the accuracy of their returns. h&r block said it was their loss. >> frankly, i broke down. i mean, i was just sobbing. i was so upset. >> the couple contacted "7 on your side" and we contacted h&r block and the company decided to reimburse their $5,200 after all saying we take any client service issues seriously and appears our policies and procedures were not followed in this one instance. we worked directly with the client to

and in marple township by the wells fargo bank watch out for a wreck along west chester pike at schoolhouseston to avoid along bridgewater road at chester drive and crossing into delaware in wilmington we're getting reports of an overturned vehicle at seventh and tatnall so that's a good intersection to avoid. tonight at 7 o'clock in northern delaware it's the alter's gate glow run and walk. a number of street closures starting in awhile. our jackknifed tractor-trailer blocking a ramp from 95 south onto princeton pike now gone. everything is reopened there. you guys are going to be gone soon too. have a good evening and a good weekend. >> gone but not forgotten. >> you'll be back. >> we'll be back tonight. >> thank you matt. >>> meteorologist adam joseph back with the exclusive accuweather 7-day forecast coming up next. >> we're not going anywhere. there's over two hundred thousand students in philadelphia. jim kenney and tony williams are fighting over public schools versus charters. i think they're both wrong...it's making sure they all get a good education. teachers should have their con

. >> ifill: the city of los angeles is accusing wells fargo bank of pressing its workers to open unauthorized accounts, and charge customers "bogus" fees. the "los angeles times" reports the city has filed a civil suit to stop the practices and impose financial penalties. wells fargo blames rogue employees, and says they've been disciplined or fired. >> woodruff: and on wall street, stocks sank after word that the trade deficit hit a six-year high in march. the dow jones industrial average lost 140 points to close back near 17,900, the nasdaq fell 77 points, and the s-and-p 500 slid 25. also today oil closed above $60 a barrel in new york, for the first time since december. >> ifill: still to come on the newshour: combating homegrown terror threats; what's coming out of the food we eat, and why; how end of life care, like hospice, varies widely by race; a bird flu outbreak threatens to cripple the midwest poultry industry; unlikely business partners offer unique tours of the holy land; and poet elizabeth alexander's powerful memoir on the death of her husband. >> woodruff: now, the latest on

here's abc's rebecca jarvis. >> the city of los angeles suing one of the nation's largest banks accusing wells fargot customers paying the price. >> it alleges wells' customers have been victimized by tactics designed to maintain high levels of sales of wells products. >> prosecutors say bank employees were told to do whatever it takes to make sales. people like frank ahn, stuck with bogus fees for wells fargo accounts they never wanted in the first place. >> i had ten accounts at one time. come on. they knew i was angry. and they kept opening accounts still. >> alleged tactics included bundling, telling customers their checking accounts automatically came with savings, credit cards or even life insurance, a lie. and pinning secretly obtaining debit cards setting the pin enrolling customers in online banking without their authorization. a spokesperson for wells fargo telling abc news the bank is focused on the best interests of its customers and will vigorously defend against these allegations. what can customers do? first off take a look at your bank statement if there are fees coming out of your a

far goes would open extra bank accounts without customers consent and exposed un unsuspecting clients to fees and put them at risk. >> i had more than ten accounts at wells fargo. i only need one. >> los angeles business own is one of many people duped by the fourth biggest bank in the u.s. >> wells customers have been victimized by tactics designed to maintain high levels of sales of wells far goes. >> to hit those goals l.a. city attorney said that employees at wells fargo opened bogus accounts and ran up fraudulent charges. >> wells fargo business model rely on sales quotas. >> the suit claims the new accounts helped to increase profits but damaged the credit of one suspecting customers. >> i think about my parents when they first came to this country they couldn't speak english. maybe they knew two words. if you said how old you were, they would say hi. i see my parents when going to wells fargo they don't understand what bangers are telling them. >> he complained to wells fargo but they kept opening up accounts in his name and sending him credit cards he didn't want. >> they always said this was the end of it, but it wasn't. i believed them. i want to tru

. >> wells fargo the banking financials. and branch closings. s fargo is better position than its peer group >> and reprise. it will take off but people are sitting on the fence. paid 1.zero and now higher price stock and that is where they go. charles: so if we can get 3 percent that will bring people in? >> but they pay enough hi-fi's but people paid the fees. charles: people want to get back to that and it is hard to trust online. we have the big round you have been flooding us with questions. keeps them coming. ♪ ♪ [beeping] ooo come on everybody, i think this is my grandson. [lip syncing] ♪little girl you look so lonesome oh my goodness. ♪i see you are feeling blue ♪come on over to my place ♪hey girl ♪we're having a party happy birthday, grandma! ♪we'll be swinging ♪dancing and singing ♪baby come on over tonight charles: my favorite part of the show with me answer your questions about the market and individual stock strategies. >> cbs buys sell or hold? and to hit that bottom line positively. >> but here is the thank cvs was up $3 bite and h

officers say he robbed a wells fargo bank in a safeway in antioch yesterday.ng him leave on a bicycle, then jumped into a truck. officers later chased him along highway 4 with speeds reaching 100 miles per hour. they say he eventually ended up in east oakland where he barricaded himself in an apartment and took a person hostage. that person was able to escape and he was taken into custody without incident. >>> there are also new developments in the investigation into last week's amtrak derailment in philadelphia. investigators found a circular brake at the lower left side of the train's windshield which could be the result of an object thrown or shot at that train moments before it jumped the tracks. investigators say as many as three trains in that area could have been hit by rocks or some other objects within a 20- minute span last tuesday night. a passenger on one of the other trains says he witnessed an object hitting a window near him. >> i was working on my laptop, i was following up with a couple of e-mails, all of a sudden i hear a crash, i turned, did

. >>> one of the nation's biggest banks is under fire tonight. wells fargo accused of committing fraud against its own customers. employees allegedly opening accounts that customers never asked for, then charging them fees and damaging their credit. nbc's anne thompson has this report. >> reporter: a bank is a place to put your money and trust. franklin on says what he got in return at wells fargo is frustration. >> i only needed for my businesses two accounts, and they opened over 15 accounts for me. >> reporter: many accounts, on said, were opened without his approval, earning fees for the bank and endless headaches for this los angeles small business owner. >> they opened personal accounts, checking accounts for me, then savings accounts on top of those, then -- it is just, oh, man, it was a mess. >> reporter: these high-pressure tactics to meet sales quotas are the heart of the lawsuit filed this week by the city of los angeles against wells fargo. >> wells' customers have been victimized by tactics designed to maintain high levels of sales of wells' pro

jpmorgan chase, bank of america and wells fargo are those major banks. the typical fee is $35. >>> hackers stole the personal tax information of more than 100,000 u.s. taxpayers. the irs says it was part of a scheme to claim fraudulent tax refunds. the irs says it's notifying affected taxpayers and providing them with credit monitoring services. >>> a new cbs reality show gives $101,000 to families facing financial hardship. but there's a catch. the money they don't use for themselves goes to another family in need. we spoke with the show's executive producer. >> america is going to be inspired you're going to get goosebumps. the premiere episode tonight is going to put chills on you. and it -- it -- it -- the entire series is like that because it's going to open up your mind. it's opened up my mind. it changed my life, believe it or not! it changed my life in making this show. i never thought it the would, but it has. and i -- i -- i need -- i need to change things in my life and i believe that's what's going to happen to people in america. >> the other