each bail decision can mean a new payday, when defendants are willing to come up with ten percent of their bail to but their release. it's the reason why this courthouse, like most others across the country, is surrounded by bail bond shops. >> in california, if it's a $25 thousand dollar bond and you ain't got the money to afford it, i understand you're innocent until proven guilty, but you're going to stay in jail until you go to trial. >> leonard padilla is the face of the bail business in sacramento. >> this is some office you have. >> rattlesnakes, you ever heard of them? stick your tongue out for him, come on. good girl. >> you're quite into wildlife. >> now semi-retired, he says he spends more time in his office talking to his parrot than chasing fugitives. >> leonard and rob used to star in their own tv show. >> tracking down fugitives no one else can find. >> leonard told us that in sacramento county alone, courts set twelve million dollars in bail every month. >> twelve million a month, that's $144 in a year. that's 10% of the total penal amount in california, which is usua

a couple of guys in new jersey got quite a payday after an atm employee left behind a massive wad of cash. take a look at the surveillance video. it shows this worker on his way to replenish the atms. he was carrying nearly $150,000 in that small unmarked bag. he sets it down, walks around to the back of the car before gets in and takes off sans the bag! >> at some point the person who was supposed to have the bag realized that it wasn't in the car with him. but at that point, he was several miles away. so he called back to the office to see if it was still at the curbside where he left it. >> sadly, it was not. and a short time later, you can see this passenger in the white van swings by, scoops up the cash. so far police have not found the van or the men. the atm worker so distraught he was hospitalized. >> we have all done that, coffee on top of the car. >> but $150,000? we would remember that one. >> now for a look of what's ahead on the "cbs evening news" scott pelley is in new york. >> reporter: great to be with you in the bay area. here's the "cbs evening news" tonight. as you

and he talked about new rules that his administration is doing to impoe that will crack down on these there's there's -- i have to tell you some of the worst abusers like payday lenders are exploiting our troops. so today we are taking a new step. the defense department is closing these so we can protect our men and women in uniform, it is the right thing to do. >> now considering the venue the v, withf convention, the president went on to talk about a number of other things that are important to that group. he talked about the iran deal, he made his pitch one more time, it probably won't be the last time, to this very influential group. he also talked about reform at the veterans affair administration. still a long way to go in that reform effort to keep those wait times and the military care up to par. so mike, this is the five year anniversary of the frank dodd law. >> well, it created the consumer financial protection bureau this because controversial with republicans in particular, but it was intented to crack down on some of these lenders. as well to keep an eye on the financial services sector of the economy you recall the president couldn't get a dire

tell you some of the worst abusers, like payday lenders, are exploiting loopholes to trap our troops in a vicious cycle of crushing debt. so today, we're taking a new step. the defense department is closing these loopholes so we can protect our men and women in uniform from predatory lenders. it is the right thing to do. [applause] and since today also marks five years since i signed historic wall street reform into law, let me say i will not accept any efforts to roll back this law or its strong protections for our economy and the american people, including our military families. and we're going to keep helping our newest veterans transition to civilian life. all 50 states have now taken steps to recognize the skills of our veterans when issuing civilian credentials and licenses. so we've got to make sure these laws are working so our veterans actually get those credentials. we'll keep helping our veterans and their families choose the school that's right for them under the post-9/11 g.i. and that now includes the surviving spouses of our fallen heroes. [applause] in 43 states, veterans now pay in-state tuition. we're working to make sure that hap

it's a $63 million payday for the borgata at a casino in atlantic city. a newcourt ruled that the state overcharged the borgata for property taxes. the casino will receive a $48 million tax refund and another $15 million in interest for the 2009 and 2010 tax years. >>> european leaders will meet today in belgium to determine what's next in the greek debt crisis. they could agree to relax demands on that country. residents have been protesting the situation there while restrictions on financial transactions are only allowing cash withdrawals of $60 at atm's. a look at stocks now, all of the major markets have slight losses yesterday and this morning's futures are pointing to a higher open on wall street. and if you are a fan of american apparel well, you will better stock up. the clothing company announced it is closing stores and laying off employees. a new ceo says american apparel is going through an imagery boot. the company has not released details about which stores it's closing. >> 4:49. coming up on "action news," no weapon and no use of force. hear how

have to tell you some of the worst abusers like payday lenders are exploiting loopholes to trap our troops in crushing debt. so today we are taking a new step. the defense department is closing these loopholes so we can protect our men and women from predatory lenders. no mistake, this comes on the fifth anniversary on the crack down of financial reform. passed back in 2010. the v.a. reform, you recall that the former director -- the former secretary sometime ago had to resign in the wake of scandal, and it started in phoenix as you recall, the v.a. hospital, long wait times some of them were dying because of lack of care it was alleged. the president replacing with robert mcdonald, an individual from the private sector, but still now the wait times are long, admitted as much today, he said there's a lot of work to do, meanwhile, republicans are hammering him over that, the president did cover a lot of ground considering it was the v, ifw, again, trying to sell the iran deal. siting those marine that lost their lives in that attack. >> mike for us, appreciate it. during his vfw address he also spoke about the nuclear deal with iran. mo

new schools are being built and five are being renovated. half of the schools district's buildings were constructed before 1928. over to rick. >> sharrie thank you. >>> today turned outer to be a big payday at a cass flow in atlantic city. a new jersey appeals court ruled that the state overcharged the borgata at a for property taxes. the casino will receive a 48 million-dollar tax refund and 15 million in interest for the 2009 and 2010 tax years. altogether that means $63 million will be sent back to the borgata. atlantic city's gambling revenue has been cut in half after a third of the city's casinos closed and that's led to casino tax break settlements. >> chester county detectives are looking for a hit and run driver hoop smashed into a covered bridge and kept going. chopper 6hd over the structure here on yellow springs road west of valley forge road in tredyffrin township. sources tell "action news" authorities believe a truck did the damage. penndot engineers say the covered bridge is not safe now and it is currently closed. >> all right. time now for another check on the highways and by ways monday night. >> let's see what else is going down with matt pelman. >> for a second let's

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combined create a perfect storm if you will, for a lot of these payday lenders to target our service members. >> grant however do these new regulations which require all credit products offered by service members to be capped at a 36% interest rate go in addressing the financial problems that troops face? >> i think it addresses a lot more of the symptoms, right but there's still an underlying need out there for financial education. ideally, you know, the service member would be addressed before they were an at risk to arrive at a payday learned or another learned to get trapped in these resolving credit lines of even 36%, so, you know, from my opinion, a lot of the, you know, a lot of the real root cause is more preventative and addressed from an educational matter as opposed to trying to address it at the back end. >> i'm sure you've heard horror stories from military families getting stuck in this spiral. tell us some of what you hear. >> a service member, i guess is not unique in that, you know, anybody or even service members they go through financial hardships, you know, who knows maybe a sick parent, maybe somebody

but some of the worst abusers like payday lenders are exploiting loopholes to trap our troops in a various cycle of crushing debt. today we're taking a new the department is closing loopholes so we can protect our men and women in uniform from predatory lenders. it's the right thing to do. [ applause ] and since today marks five years since i signed historic wall street reform into law, i will not accept any efforts to roll back that law or its strong protections for our economy or the american people including our military families. we'll keep helping our newest veterans transition to civilian life. all 50 states have taken steps to recognize the skills of our veterans when issuing civilian credentials and licenses. we have to make sure these laws are working so our veterans get those credentials. we'll keep helping our veterans and their families choose the schools that's right for them under the

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new mortgage reforms which are shorter and less complex and make our for a home simpler and more understandable. similar reforms have been adopted or are being developed for student loans, auto loans, and payday loans. the effect is lenders must focus on extending credit on fair terms and in good faith. they must outcompete other lenders by offering better terms. the independent consumer financial protection bureau is focused on formulating and enforcing these rules. through these rules, they have established consumer protections preventing predatory behavior contributed to the financial crisis. it makes the financial marketplace work better for americans. it is putting a stop to discrimination and tackling abusive payday lending practices. in addition, we have put debt collectors under federal supervision for the first time. we are leaning in -- we are stopping predators that prey on the elderly. money is flowing back to people's pockets. that includes military families targeted by predatory lending schemes. all told, in the last five years, the bureau has secured $10 billion in relief for more than 17 million consumers harmed by illegal practices in the financial marketplace. one of the gre

new mortgage disclosure forms which are shorter and less complex and make borrowing for a home simpler and more understandable. similar reforms have been adopted or are being developed for student loans, auto loans and payday loans. the effect of these reforms is that lenders must now focus on extending credit on fair terms and good faith. they must out compete other lenders by offering better terms not by finding a way to sell consumers product that they don't really need and can't really afford. the independent consumer financial production bureau the first regulator solely dedicated to defending americans is focused on formulating and commuting these rules of the road. the cfp p c has established consumer pro techs that are preventing the behavior that contributed to the financial crisis. the bureau is making the financial marketplace work better for all americans, it's transforming mortgages so they are clear and safe for customers, putting a stop to discrimination in auto lending and it's tackling abusive payday lending practices that trap some of the poorest americans in debt. in addition, because of the c if. pb we have put debt collectors under supervision for the first time and are reigning in uns

payday leapeders are exploiting our troops in crushing debt. we are taking a new step. dens department is closing these loopholes to protect our men and women in uniform from predatory lenders. it is the right thing to do. [applause] president obama: since today marks five years since i signed historic wall street reform into law, i will not accept any efforts to roll back the law or its strong protections. we are going to keep our newest veterans transition into civilian life. all 50 states have recognized the skills of our veterans. when issuing licenses. so we have to make sure these laws are working so our veterans get those credentials. we'll keep helping our veterans to choose a school that is right for them. and that now includes the surviving spouses of our fallen heroes. [applause] president obama: in 43 states, veterans pay in-state tuition and we are working to make sure it is in all 50 states. not sure what the other seven states are doing, but we have to work to make that happen. we will keep partnering with communities and step up. as long as i'm president

tell you some of the worst abusers, like payday lenders, are exploiting loopholes to trap our troops in a vicious cycle of crushing debt. so today, we're taking a new step. the defense department is closing these loopholes so we can protect our men and women in uniform from predatory lenders. it is the right thing to do. [applause]