salvation army, and our chinese community development corporation, our hud, which expressed to sean donovan some time ago that there were making great strides and efforts to make sure that there was going to be more housing targeted for our veterans. we have been doing that right at the local level. some years ago, we began with the veterans academy, 102 units built in the presidio. now, today, san francisco, through our project always connect that created the veterans connect, a very dedicated, focused out reach on our veterans to make sure they know how to connect up with all of our services. social services, mental services, health services, housing, and appointment. just last year, we started the veterans portal, which would connect to one of our most in the city, our 311. wherever it can just make a call and online, and all the services are set together so you can navigate. not physically trying to run around to look or things are, but it is all in one portal, you can find all the services. that is a tremendous contribution. and then today, as we speak, we're building a 75-unit partner

housing secretary sean donovan says dunsmore and her daughter will likely qualify. and could save $3,000 next year. the crisis has continued to drag the economy down. >> the housing programs that he announced that day have not delivered the way that he pledged that they would. why not? >> frankly, we've taken a situation that was a housing market falling off a cliff. there's no question that it's better than it was and we've helped. but i think where you're being fair is they haven't gone as far as we had hoped. >> reporter: critics say it will be modest and not help as many people as it should, for instance, those who have been hit the hardest and missed payment, for example, the white house says roughly 11 million americans are currently underwater meaning that their homes are worth significantly less than their mortgage. diane? >> 11 million. what a number. okay, jake, thank you. >>> we do have a second report tonight on your money and your bank. a backlash under way tonight. americans fighting back against those new fees being imposed by so many of the big banks