community college at 8333 little river turnpike. >> joining us is executive vice president of pnc bike and john wyman of secure it, shred it for the washington, d.c. area. we know that we should hold on to the bank documents for a certain amount of time, but when is a good time to get those documents shredded? >> good morning. for typical documents like tax records, seven years, but a great idea is toed and make those documents electronic, then you can keep them in your own storage facility. >> get rid of all that paper. when you guys are done shredding, we know you shred boxes and boxes ef time we do these events. what happens to the leftovers? >> you can hear a pretty busy day out here. but we take all of the document back to our warehouse then those are baled and those are turned into paper plates or -- >> that's great. they actually recycle a lot of the material. >> hard to hear some of that. >> a big warehouse where it's nice, safe and secure. i know there are things that you say do not bring those in the box. >> we don't want any cds or hard drives, batteries, anything of that na

and pnc management.ead it and willing we are focusing in increasing the investment in the african-american community. >> it is empowering to reach out to children. and make sure that they have opportunities to succeed. we have them on several boards. and everything is from roberta's house and grief and support center to boy scouts of america and especially the programs in israel where we are proud of the work to develop young leaders. and that if excel in the classroom and also understand the importance of civic responsibility. >> fantastic. >> overall. this is a fantastic event raising money for a good cause and it is going to be a lot of fun. >> in terms that we have a brief program and then you get the opportunity to go into the casino and opportunity to go into the jazz lounge and dance. >> can't have a gail la without dancing -- gala without dancing. >> if you want to go to the gala. it is next saturday. there is just a few tickets available. >> you can log on to abc-md.org. >> for more information,

lawsuit, pnc bank actually.t they say was that the bank's computer system actually resequenced the order in which they made their debit and atm transactions. so what the bank is accused of doing is posting them from the highest to the lowest dollar amount. instead of the actual order that people made their purchases. so what that ended up doing is making these accounts become depleted of money faster. and these plaintiffs say it caused them to overdraw and get hit with more of these overdraft charges than they would have. and when you consider what these overdraft fees are, it's a big deal. they range from $25 to $30 at most banks. we did talk to pnc this morning. they said they don't comment on litigation but the bank is looking closer at its overdraft policies. i'm sure it is. >> well, that makes me feel a lot better. is this suit the primary reason that chase, for example, eliminated overdraft fees on debit purchases of $5 or less? >> funny you should mention that. when chase made that announcement last week,

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robbery is reported at the pnc bank in erie, pennsylvania. >> yeah, what happened?out with i don't know how much cash in a bag. he had a bomb or something wrapped around his neck. >> minutes later, the suspect is arrested and handcuffed. but strangely, he's not hauled off to jail. instead, what happens next leaves a police force and an entire town scratching their heads in utter disbelief. >> i don't have a lot of time. >> the bank robber is brian wells, a pizza delivery man. strapped to his neck and shoulders is a bomb, attached with a crude looking metal collar that locks. state police corner wells, barely 100 yards from the bank, in the parking lot of an eyeglass center. as employee dina mcphee watches. >> they cuffed him and then he must have said something about a bomb or said that he had something on him. because then he -- the police officers proceeded in running in different directions. >> as the area is evacuated, cameraman dan holland holds his position. he has his lens trained on the scene where wells is trying to convince the police he was forced to rob

and our buildings that are downtown, we talked about the financial sector, pnc is one of the major -- biggest banks in the world. and they're building a $400 million skyscraper right in the heart of downtown pittsburgh. it's going to be highest lead-certified building in the world. so we have really embraced that. as far as the cost goes, yeah, there was inconvenience. but our folks, we were willing to do that because we were so proud that the world was coming to our city, to our region, and we wanted to show it off, so, you know, we were willing to put up with some of the inconvenience that comes with security, of hosting the world leaders. there was a cost to it. but i think the benefits far outweighed that because it was -- it enabled us to show off our city. to talk about some of the things that we have. and it did attract some businesses that we were able to gain from that. attract some businesses that we were able to gain from that. >> from a pittsburgh perspective as well, rich's point is absolutely right. it's put a spotlight, a very positive spotlight. when you look at what's

the nbc washington pnc bank community shred event brought more than 2,000 people out to annandale yesterday it was held at the university college and each driver can bring up to five boxes to shred. keeping them safe and secure. thanks to everyone who participated. we were glad to be a part of it. >>> and this is a big morning for all of us here at nbc4. congratulations to this team for bringing home emmys in a number of categories. >> that's right. the awards were handed out last night by the tv academies national capital chesapeake bay chapter. news4 today took home best morning newscast for the weekday and weekend. our special 9/11 remembers won best special. our sports department took home two emmys, dan hellie for excellence in sportscasting and for redskins show time. >> our wonderful promotions team was recognized for their hard work with two emmys. jim vance was honored as best news anchor and news4 won best team coverage for last year's earthquake. congratulations and thanks to all of you for helping make us so successful. >> yeah. we already knew they were good. it's nice when oth

managers who don't own the banks or are underweighted felt better and bought which is why wells fargo and pnc held. it didn't even tell a good story. nevertheless, i think you're playing with fire when you invest in a group because portfolio managers don't like it or have exposure to it. sometimes the conventional wisdom is right. sometimes like in bank it is conventional wisdom may be wrong. when it comes to picking stocks, i don't like to rely on sentiment. i use fundamentals. how's the company doing? industrials with european exposure won't make the numbers. things will be worse for the companies and therefore the stocks. banks on the other hand, may not make the numbers either. but next year is going to be better. it's far better than to own the stocks of the banks that could improve the most and sell the industrials that won't. bottom line. do not worry about whether stocks in sectors are underowned and unloved and therefore should but might not be immiezed against declines. just find the stocks of companies that are improving and don't think about the ones that aren't. i bet you will ma

right now you can protect yourself from identity theft at the nbc washington pnc bank community shredpus of northern virginia university campus. you can bring up to five boxes to shred. leave out batteries, flammables, combustible, electronic equipment, media materials, binders and hanging files. >>> first, meteorologist chuck bell has a look at your weekend forecast. [ male announcer ] one taste of the new mccafé cherry berry chiller at mcdonald's, and you won't be able to pull yourself away. made with 100% fruit juice with natural flavors, blended with ice. the simple joy of keepin' it cool. >>> looks like it's going to be a nice father's day weekend. >> yes, indeed, angie. looks like great weather for anything dad wants to do inside or out. especially outside since it's going to be such a relatively calm day to be out in the great outdoors today. temperatures already starting to warm up thanks to the strong june sunshine now. we're pushing 70 in downtown d.c. most of the suburbs are still in the low to mid-60s. a couple of cool hours left. tomorrow father's day, temperature right a

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pnc, another name that i added as well. i like the regional banks to get mortgage-backed security from the fed. >> stephanie, how long does the rally last? >> well, if we hear good things later today and good things from bernanke tomorrow, it could last a while. but i think mike is right in terms of taking money off the table, we have had a pretty good run. that said, earlier in the week when getting hit, some of the stocks were -- that we were looking at were yielding attractive levels. even jpmorgan at 3.7%. wheaton at 3.25%. you have to take advantage. that's what we have been doing when the yields get attractive. you have to scale out of the names just give the big runs we have had. >> grasso, we last talked about the moving day average at 284 and change. now we are back over 1300. >> obviously, with the volume light, you can't get the wimpy moves. this is based on qe3 and the collapse of the eurozone not taking place. yes, you need to be prudent. sell some stockses. you had loss a couple days ago, quick profits a coupl

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there light went out there with eighties in the south bay. 86 and was goddess. 90 fruitvale fairfield pncercent for downtown san its is the parent the 7 day around the bay forecast shows a warmer day as we head into tomorrow which should be the hottest day of the week irian the fog will make a comeback as we transition into thursday and from that point on we will see that debitors continue to slide as we head into the weekend. >>george: the can is winding down when i sleep in irian >>mark: we're looking at traffic at the bay bridge right now. about 8:00 hour we saw things clear up him as with the golden gate bridge there is a lie to lanes open in the northbound direction. >>george: the southbound ride in marin looks pretty good. the drive times and under 25 minutes for the south bound commute. the ride on interstate 80 was a hot spot in you can see is cleared out. the alternate route never got is badly back up. the 580 west bound looks good coming out of dublin. it is still sluggish through lead them livermore. it the drive times still a lighter than usual. the expected to be about 19- 21

pnc, that was a devastatingly bad -- everyone i know who was there said this was horrible. >> the stockold off immediately when they presented that at the conference yesterday. but it looks like it, perhaps, is reversing just a touch here on the session so far. >> dell, first ever quarterly dividend will be 8 creents a quarter beginning in the october quarter. it's always interesting when a big tech giant, jim, goes into old school. they go old school into a dividend paying, more stable names. at least that's the theory. >> this is like intel. and i like intel very much. these are sudden llyiv lly valu dividend plays. we want high growth when it comes to tech. i will give michael dell this credit. this is a way to be able to distinguish himself from other tech stocks saying, look, you're being paid to wait as we get this higher mobile, higher proprietary strategy to work. i like michael dell. i hate that business. >> really not so bad for a first ever dividend on dell. higher by almost 4% on the session. >> it comes in a week where citi says buy cisco. this old school tech debate going

pnc. there's all can of things that have happened in this market. street doesn't like it. >> i thought you were going to say every time a bank buys a bank, an angel gets its wings. >> no. this is more like when he died and negative was laughing at the angels. remember that great scene when it's kind of like talking about the mets, i know. but when the -- >> we're not at building level. >> mary thompson is covering stuff on the big board. >> we have broad based gains in the early going. the dow is off its best levels of the day. but we are seeing strength, as i mentioned, pretty much across the board. the s&p is up about 5 points, the nasdaq higher today, up about six. of course, what traders are watching, what we've been talking about all morning, the greek elections. also, of course, the graduate ruinel witchling today and the rebalancing of a number of s&p 500 international indices today. traders say pretty much the betts have already been made. what we've seen this past week is we take a one-week look at the dow, investors still remain cautious a

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