yes. >> reporter: sally sara, abc news, varanasi. >>> tonight, we begin a new series. we call it, "how they see it." our reporting partners from around the world have their own take on many of the same stories that the american news media cover every day. and sometimes the view from overseas brings a very different perspective. today, great britain's itn television took a very pointed look at how many banks, like wells fargo, are recording huge profits after a big government bailout even as many homeowners face foreclosures. faisal islam filed this story from baltimore. ♪ oh the wells fargo wagon is coming down the street and past by my door ♪ >> reporter: today the wells fargo wagon posted billions of dollars more in profit. just the latest of america's super banks sort of renewed their acquaintance with super bucks, but with the wheels coming off the jobs market and intensifying housing crisis and ordinary america struggling to see much benefit, there's much anger, as relief. >> they threw gre manipulation of the market, brought down the financial system. they're not

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