. >> you gave me a document from the servicer of the loan, ocwen.cument states, "you are late on your mortgage payments. your account first became delinquent in february 2015. failure to bring your loan current may result in fees or foreclosures and the loss of your home." do you have any idea the amount that they're talking about here, what it represents? >> no, i do not. >> and, suddenly, they started getting letters in the mail every month from the law firm that represented the bank. >> we have a whole stack here. they're very consistent. she gets one, i get one every month, and it's been for, what, two or three years now? >> two years. >> it's very upsetting, because they basically are threatening to foreclose every month. >> but yet you are current on your mortgage payment? >> yes. >> next month, new letter, new foreclosure date. >> "this letter is being sent to you as a courtesy to inform you that the foreclosure sale date that was scheduled for the property," da, da, da... and it's every month. they just move it up one month. >> so what do i

. >> you gave me a document from the servicer of the loan, ocwen.nt states, "you are late on your mortgage payments. your account first became delinquent in february 2015. failure to bring your loan current may result in fees or foreclosures and the loss of your home." do you have any idea the amount that they're talking about here, what it represents? >> no, i do not. >> and, suddenly, they started getting letters in the mail every month from the law firm that represented the bank. >> we have a whole stack here. they're very consistent. she gets one, i get one every month, and it's been for, what, two or three years now? >> two years. >> it's very upsetting, because they basically are threatening to foreclose every month. >> but yet you are current on your mortgage payment? >> yes. >> next month, new letter, new foreclosure date. >> "this letter is being sent to you as a courtesy to inform you that the foreclosure sale date that was scheduled for the property," da, da, da... and it's every month. they just move it up one month. >> so what do i thin

harry hairston, nbc10 responds. >> and he isn't alone with his problems with ocwen.eek the federal government sued for failing borrowers at every stage of the mortgage servicing process. the company says it strongly disputes the allegations and says the findings are unfounded. if you have a consumer problem for nbc10 responds or telemundo 62 responde, reach us, and we'll respond to you. >>> 6:47. facebook is stepping up efforts to combat fake news. will it work? >> nbc's gabe gutierrez joins us live with the story that he's working on for the "today" show. gabe? >> reporter: good morning. facebook is acknowledging what the intelligence community has been saying for months -- that fake news is all too real. in a new 13-page company report, the company is saying that this is becoming more prevalent. it's not -- bogus accounts are not being run by automated bots or computer programs, but rather people. and if governments can use the fake accounts to try and manipulate political opinion, the stakes are very high. it's on a global scale. facebook announcing that it has su

ocwen says the complaints are unfounded.estor joins janet yellen, saying she should be terrified by u.s. stocks. he says interest rates have bloated stock by rations not at a level since 2000. ahn's made the comments at closed-door goldman sachs conference. deutsche bank has busted the volcker rule. andne has been imposed deutsche bank would pay a total of almost $157 million, and that is the bloomberg business flash. francine: thank you so much. our guest for more on deutsche bank. of a of all, how much surprise was it, and how significant is it that deutsche bank is getting to quite a lot of issues is the first bank busted on breaking the volcker rule? >> today's news is a mixed picture. that number you highlighted, $157 million, that is to separate enforcement cases. one is the first significant fine for the volcker rule breaches, and secondly this does bring to an end and enforcement process with the fed over alleged fx rigging, so if we focus on the volcker rule breaches, this is the most significant, but is somewhat re