a twist the teller never sees coming.n "caught on camera: what would you do" continues. >>> welcome back to "caught on camera." i'm contessa brewer. would you risk your life to save a stranger who seemingly wants to die? it's a question few people ever have to contemplate. in our next story strangers spending a relaxing day in the park are suddenly faced with that very situation and they'll have to make a decision in an instant. a man perched at the edge of a bridge contemplates, life or death. >> if he falls, man, he's dead. >> as minutes tick by the question soon becomes one for witnesses on the ground, what should they do? >> we were skating across the bridge here. >> tara johnson is rollerblading in fairmont park with her boyfriend, gary couples on may, 2006. >> i glanced over my left shoulder and noticed there was a gentleman sitting on the bridge. >> the next thing tara and garrett know, police cars and fire trucks swarm all around them. they're forced off the bridge to a nearby riverbank. >> i remember commenting t

janet gerber, a teller at the dairyland state bank, is nearing the end of her day when two young menwearing masks and carrying bags. but they're not looking for candy. >> i thought it was a halloween joke, a funny prank, until i had seen their gun come out of the bags. >> 20-year-old robert mccallie and 19-year-old steven willard jr. hold the teller at gunpoint and demand all of the money from the bank's vault. >> i knew that they meant business. i wasn't going to question or even argue or even try to say, no, i don't have a vault. i just did what they asked. >> gerber hands over $17,000, but the teller has a feeling the robbers won't have it for long. >> i knew that they were going to jail. i knew that they were going to get caught. i knew their lives that day were over. >> the teller notifies the authorities and jeremy peery gets word of the pursuit. he's then a field conservation warden at wisconsin's department of natural resources. >> they advised me that the bank had been robbed and that the suspects were last seen heading west out of town. >> peery learns the two robbers have

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hawke-petit tells the bank teller she needs to withdraw $15,000, ransom money. it is 9:17 a.m., she tries to remain calm. one of the two suspects, steven hayes, is waiting outside. the teller alerts the bank manager who quietly calls 911. >> we have a lady who is in our bank right now who says that her husband and children are being held at their house. the people are in a car outside the bank. she is getting $15,000. but if the police are told, they will kill the children and her husband. she is petrified. >> reporter: minutes later, mrs. hawke-petit leaves the bank with the ransom money. >> they told her they wouldn't hurt anybody if she got back there with the money. she believes them. i think she's walking out now. she's walking out now. >> reporter: police are dispatched to surround the house. they're ordered not to approach the house. it's protocol in a hostage situation, police will explain later. they'll also say they had no reason to believe anyone was in immediate danger. >> i think they get criticized either way. and i know that this is something that

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their money already. >> reporter: the kids get the same hourly wage as any entry level capitol one telleray they will save more of their money rather than spend it because of what they have learned here. >> before i even got my account i wrote out a financial plan. >> reporter: capitol one has seen the program change lives in other high schools, john whiter remembers one student in particular. >> this student banker used $1,000 he saved up during this program, and he went home to his home country of ghana and bought a plot of land for his hometown. >> one, two, three. >> reporter: the students say they won't all be bankers. >>> broadcasting. >> you can take my job. >> yeah. >> reporter: whatever they do they will be ready. you can count on it. beth parker fox 5 news. >>> the weather is almost becoming comical. >> you should see my e-mail. >> what an insane stretch. >> 2011 in general just crazy but right here we have this storm that is stuck over the mid-atlantic other parts ntrare >> look at this. >> this is from the weekend that is snow shoe west virginia, with 9 inches of snow, the ear

you're not going to pay to see a teller. you're not going to pay to have funds transferred from a savings account. >> reporter: the dollars saved stay in your pocket. experts say if you do think about changing your money or moving your money you've got to do calculations here. there are about 28,000 credit union atms around the country. if you use a big bank atm that could cost you, $3, $5 a transaction. so figure out how many of those transactions you're willing to pay for before you make the move. brian? >> tom costello at a bank of america branch in washington. tom, thanks. >>> we have breaking news out of the white house about that controversial half billion dollar taxpayer loan to a solar energy company that the president highlighted and then it later went bankrupt. nbc's chuck todd with us from the white house. chuck, what's this all about? >> reporter: good evening, brian. it's a classic friday news dump. here's the back story. in august, that solar energy company, solyndra, which president obama had once visited and

this is a story teller. you guys i heard out there i was listening a birdie told me you thought you were going to see a movie; right ? >> you are. in the old days this comes from what country? india. thousands of years ago and hundreds of years ago in india there were no movie theatres, no television, no radio, no comic books or no books for people like you and me to read. was this the same here? >> yes. all offer the world it was like that. ask your parents. they can tell you what it was like before the internet. so, people told stores. i bet you tell stories. did you tell a story today? >> yeah, i bet you did you went up to our friend and said, did you see that? your friend said, no, no he didn't. right? that's a story. so, i will tell you a story. in india, here we have super heroes like, tell me a hero. >> super man. we have super heroes in india. krishna. lifts mountains and throws them to the ocean to create bridges. i will tell you the story about a super hero. krishna as a little boy in the village w

the teller gave the money and he left and no one saw where he went. police say they think he might be involved in to overreach in the bay area the police catch describe suspect as the eastern and the man that spoke perfect english. in cupertino i am jeff bush with kron4 news. >>james: on to politics and that decision 2012 michelle laughlin and your second visit to the area she delivered a speech that had her view of small government, private initiative and other future of conservatives. >> the passing unfortunately of steve jobs sad and everyone of us. asking employees if they had produced the best product that is will we love about steve jobs. leading the world and new ideas and the latest innovations because he represented the ideal. a government should not displace proprietary function that is what steve jobs practice is, it is one of the keys to his success. i quote from him, simplicity and say no to 1000 think. >>james: michelle bachman invoke the apple founders named six times in her presentation. >>justine: will take a quick break and we'll get

one of the tellers say she heard what happened. there was a woman who was mugged and fought back and shot. i don't often all the details. frightening. you know, we hired a security team and they kept a damper on a lot of stuff. we have police presence but things are happening. >> reporter: after robbing the woman the suspect crashed this car on 35th avenue. inside the car we saw a purse. police haven't said if it belongs to the victim. investigators say the victim has life threateningiaries and they are asking for the public's help to find the suspect. reggie kumar, kron 4 news. >>> the man suspected of killing three and wounding 7 yesterday is dead. we have surveillance video, here it is from moments after the shooting that lehigh southwest cement company. it shows shareff allman with a rifle swung over his shoulder. this morning he was shot and killed by deputies. the sheriff had details on what happened. >> the subject was behind the vehicle. our deputies recognized the subject as our suspect. the -- deputies attempted to make c

month...the one on loch raven boulevard aad the one on ork road.during both crimes, he handed the tellerote saying he had a weapon... thhn took off when he was done. hees about 5 foot 8 and weighs about 170 pounds. anne arundel county police are iivestigating a string of car thefts in crofton.this is vvdeooffom one of the security can sse the suspect look in the windows with aaflashlight. he somehow gets into tte driver side window and rummages througg the mmddle console bbforeetaking off. police say there have beenn several car thefts similar to this one in the surrounding neiggborhoods.anyone with information about either of these crimes is asked to call police fox45 is teaming up with the most popular crime-mapping website in the united states. its called "spotcrime."you can rack criminal activity ii your neighborhood ....get pmails when crimes happen.go to oxxbaltimore dot com and plick on spot crime in hot topics at the top of the ssreen. maryland's slot machines... may not be hitting the big jackpot like lawmakkrs expecte. expected. a budget analysis shows the state's asinoes will

the teller complied and the man took off with the cash.s believed he may be involved in several other bank robberies. take a look at the surveillance picture. 5'5", either eastern indian or caucasian. >>> well, fun and games, kids are passing out, some are dying. coming up at 5:45, the warning a bay area school is delivering to parents about the so-called fainting game. >>> mayoral candidates discussed how to improve the public schools at a public forum last night. it was sponsored by the teacher's union. 16 are running. if elected, they will have to influence the board of education that oversees the public schools. >> we're not educating your young folks to work in the very jobs we have in the city. >> we need to be given a tool to work in the city. >> this community has an opportunity to the the schools. >> many parents told ktvu they played close attention because it means they will have to select three candidates. the election is scheduled for november 8th. >>> let's go back over to sal to check in. >>> kraig, right now traffic is movi

ten student bankers made it through a grueling process to become tellers. >> we had to go through two interviews and write cover letters, resumes an if a lot of people, it was their first time. >> reporter: they went to corporate training, even scooted to have college for a few days. >> it was life changing. not one specific thing that changed, it was everything overall. , the way we carry ourselves and speak and the way we present ourselves. pretty much everything went from being a high school student to trying to be a professional person. >> now, their cut miles an hours are the fellow students. >> it is actually easier because you already know most of your customers. they trust you with their money already. >> reporter: the kids will get the same hourly wage as any entry level capital one teller and they say they will save more of their money rather than spend it because of what they've learned here. >> before i got this, i wrote out a financial plan which helped me save my money knowing it was written. >> capital one has seen the program change lives in other high schools. john ri

and customers. >> reporter: the kids will get the same hourly wage as any entry level capital one teller'll save more of their money rather than spend it because of what they've learned here. >> before i had my training i went into financial planning to help me save my money. >> reporter: capital one has seen the program change lives in other high schools. john witter remembers one student in particular. >> this student banker used $1,000 that he saved up during this program and went home to his home country of ghana and he bought a plot of land for his hometown. >> one, two, three. >> reporter: the students say they won't all be bankers. >> broadcasting. >> reporter: you're going take my job? >> yes. >> reporter: whatever they do they'll be ready. you can count on it. beth parker, fox 5 news. >> great program.

she is a truth teller and an artist for social change. has made it her life's work to tell history through the words of its off forgotten witnesses. zero two one-women shows -- she wrote two one-women shows. she told the true story of the 1955-1956 montgomery bus boycott through the eyes of four women. please help me welcome her. >> i guess you are wondering why i'm standing here. [inaudible] my teachers have been teaching me a lot about standing up for what is right. it was a week right after negro history week. i like negro history week a lot because we learn about people who make a difference. that is what i want to do. teh white -- the white section was empty, and the colored section was full, so i sat in the middle, the seat on the left, the last one in the middle. i was not thinking about anything in particular. i had a chocolate candy bar, and i was looking out the window. an older girl sat next to me. i continued looking out the window. more people got on the bus, and some more color and some were white, and soon, no more seats we

. >> each village might have a story teller. >> exactly. >> or a sing. >>> exactly.y will say wait, why don't we take the best musician and actor and story teller and whatever way and record it and put it out on radio, put it out on records or whatever and i think in theory that could have happened with education before. >> but it hasn't. >> even for basic math, multiplication tables i thought they would be using video games. why not? >> they don't want to change the system. >> the blob people call it. >> what is fun from our point of view we are able to reach students outside of the blob. >> this california school district started using khan's videos in 5th grade classrooms. the teachers were skepti skept. >> they are excited about math. it is like oh, we have math this morning. this is great. >> we assume that most people on their own don't want to learn or don't want to get engaged in mathematics. >> i think they are just frustrated because most of them are in classrooms that are not catering to them. >> at first teachers worried that the online instruction could

mcgoo because of his likeness to the cartoon character and even thanking tellers and making no attemptdisguise himself. >> you can save money traveling if you go during dead weeks. southwest airlines is giving customers new rates during those weeks. it depends on the distance of the flight. the deal starts today and will last only 72 hours. >>> an urgent hawk hunt is under way at golden gate park at san francisco. the monterey based group looking for the hawk called wild rescue managed to snap photos of this hawk with a nail through its head. it's still able to fly and setting up traps instead of those that could snag it making it worse. since hawks are protected, they're offering reward of $5,000 leading to the person's arrest. >>> topping our health watch, the american academy of pediatrics on how to keep babies healthy. the vaccine can reduce the risk for sudden instant death syndrome and protect babies from sids. >> babies immunenized have half the symptoms as those not fully immunized. >> the key could be breast milk is known to shield babies from some illnesses and suggests they

this is a story teller. you guys i heard out there i was listening a birdie told me you thought you were going to see a movie; right ? >> you are. in the old days this comes from what country? india. thousands of years ago and hundreds of years ago in india there were no movie

he point a revolver at a teller and ran off with cash. he phillips the description and is -- if it's the description and is responsible for 14 -- fits the description and is responsible for 14 robberies. >>> vice-president joseph biden is recovering from an anthrax scare. frank biden received an envelope at his home and when he opened it, the mysterious white powder covered his hands and arms. he and his girlfriend were immediately rushed to the hospital. >> i opened the envelope and this white powder disbursed and it got on me and it was alarming. >> frank by end talked with vice-president joseph biden to make sure nothing was sent to washington. preliminary tests were sent to washington and it had a return address to india. >>> more than two flights, they suffered injuries after two planes they were on encountered severe turbulence. when they landed nine people were given medical attention but nobody was hurt. passengers say it was a very scary experience. >>> he i have experienced long turban beau lense, but this is all out of the blue

witnesses say this man pointed the involver at a seller and -- teller and ran off with cash on fridayhe fits the description of the geezer bandit who officials say is responsible for 14 robberies across southern california. but there's one difference in all of the robbery, the geezer bandit wore a hat. >>> major cuts for the pacifica police department are taking effect today. pacific dash pacifica police are dispatching services to south san francisco, forcing the elimination of six jobs. also the police department building job is only open for limited hours. the building will be open from 8:30 to 5:00 p.m. on mondays, tuesdays, thursdays and fridays. the building will be open at 7:30 a.m -- 8:30 a.m. and close at 7:30 p.m. on wednesdays. >>> students in the west contra costa school district have to provide proof of their whooping cough vaccinations. the district says those who cannot prove it will be sent away. this is a requirement for all kids in grades 7 through 12. parents who don't want their children to receive the vaccination must still fill out paperwork to be in compliance.

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police say the masked gunman went up to a teller, pulled out a handgun and demanded cash. witnesses describe the robber as 6'2" tall and about 230 pounds. he was last seen running from the bank wearing a dark brown shirt, dark leather gloves and dark pants. >>> police say they arrested 50 wanted fugitives in a sweep. officers rounded up the suspects wanted in 47 felonies and 13 misdemeanors. they included parolees at large and people wanted on assaults with a deadly weapon. >> in our commune if there are any crimes of -- in our community if there are any crimes of any kind or they are not checking in with their parolee agents we're going to check for them. >> reporter: police was assisted by marshals and parol agents. >>> the department says officers took simon aguilar at her home at 7:00 this morning. they found property from several burglaries there. officers are investigating nearly two dozens burglaries since september 1st. >>> an east palo alto teacher who struck and kill add little girl now says she was minded by the sun. the palo alto news reports alicia white parke

would like to remind you is that they do not want to use your atm card, feel free to use one of art tellers. if you want to leave, it is $6. >> he is a spokesperson which a u.s. firm, the public interest research group. since wall street took over, the insistence on extra fees has become that rages. the banks cannot seem to make money any other way than a nickel and diming consumers. >> people are frustrated. we would all like everything to be free. cut off onenment's of the sources of income to help pay for the checking accounts. the cost has shifted to consumers. >> the recently enacted dodd- frank act limits the amount banks can charge merchants for processing debit card transactions. merchants used to pay about 44 cents for transactions. they now pay 21 cents. according -- banks lose money on half of their checking account customers. >> $5, given the value of a checking account, is good value. you cannot -- the cost of a sub is $5. >> only one other bank is charging $5. consumers should vote with their feet, absolutely. bank and a credit union. bake at a community bank. >> which -- bank

that has a different connotation than just going to the teller and making a deposit or withdrawal. >> that is right. there are two big streams financing this economic growth, financing corp., governments, that are putting together the infrastructure that is allowing the economy to grow. that is a lot of what we do in corporate and investment banking. as asia become wealthy, there is more wealth to manage. wealth management is the other key stream for us. >> what is next for citi as we head for the finish line here in singapore, and in asia? >> asia is the single most important region for us today. it generates one-third of our global business. again, let us be careful -- every region in the world is important to us. but our position in asia reflects its positioning in the global economy. one of the beliefs is that the center of gravity for the global economy -- the global economy's center of gravity is shifting this way. it does not mean that the u.s. and europe are less important than ever, but with growth rates in asia so much higher, the percentage of the global economy based in as