has been deference at all levels to the state and look like time after time bailed out wells fargo wells fargo is bailing us not bailing us out but failing us miserably we should be creating sanctions against wells fargo they drautsd u defrauded customers and bankrupted families and city's in the wake we need a different approach in san francisco this resolution is about cutting ties with many of the services the city and county of san francisco receives from wells fargo and i do have some amendments here i'll be proposing here today, we got a report if the controller's office about where we have our closet ties to work and services from wells fargo we want to thank ben rosenfield and the controller's office for putting together that document for us which we've all received colleagues a represents that we don't cut wells fargo from underwriting our bonds and that is a significant service because as a result of taking away working with wells fargo we will see that the bonds bids might come in at a higher level that meet cost the city more but as a compromise i'd like to have the treasurer

has been deference at all levels to the state and look like time after time bailed out wells fargo wellsgo is bailing us not bailing us out but failing us miserably we should be creating sanctions against wells fargo they drautsd u defrauded customers and bankrupted families and city's in the wake we need a different approach in san francisco this resolution is about cutting ties with many of the services the city and county of san francisco receives from wells fargo and i do have some amendments here i'll be proposing here today, we got a report if the controller's office about where we have our closet ties to work and services from wells fargo we want to thank ben rosenfield and the controller's office for putting together that document for us which we've all received colleagues a represents that we don't cut wells fargo from underwriting our bonds and that is a significant service because as a result of taking away working with wells fargo we will see that the bonds bids might come in at a higher level that meet cost the city more but as a compromise i'd like to have the treasurer's o

and wells fargo says that is not permitted by law, but i would like to see what wells fargo does, andaybe the city attorney can figure out some way we can get that. i'm sure you would consent to it, but i don't know you have standing to consent. >> i'm not sure that would be germane to the issue here and that is whether there should have been a filing? to close it up? >> it's clear there should have been, what are you going to do? >> i guess before i call for public comment, does anybody want to make a motion, either to accept the staff's recommendation or object it or some other alternative? >> i'll make a motion to accept it, but i want to include the club and he says that we can't do it. >> i have an issue. are we going to discuss the staff's recommendation? >> pardon me? >> are we going to discuss the staff's recommendation now or no? >> well, >> well, i will make the motion and call for public comment. >> okay. is that motion seconded? >> i'll second it. >> any commissioners want to comment on the motion? >> what is the motion? >> whether or not we should i accept staff's recomme

mark: you touched on wells fargo. ey doing in quarreling -- quelling this cross-selling scandal? is a moving on and regaining trust? fred: you cannot rebuild trust that well. i have a two-year rule, where it takes two years before you can get trust back. even jpmorgan took almost that long after the whale incident. they handled the situation better than wells fargo has been handling it. mark: i want to show you a chart that shows the correlation in the top chart between the s&p 500, the blue line, and the u.s. 10 year 2009. the bottom chart is the stoxx 600 bank index, the red line, and the german 10 year. jpmorgan said rising rates will high to erode the correlation we have seen between lender shares and bond yield. when will this breakdown? says the correlation will soon behave like a has done historically as borrowing costs normalize. we have some idea of when this cordless -- correlation may break down? fred: we really do not have a great idea. this is a new interest rate environment. they are right. at higher leve

bank of america, jpmorgan, and wells fargo kicked off the fourth-quarter earnings season for u.s. nks. sailed for wells, but jpmorgan and bank of america's both posted gains. moynahan discussed how the incoming trump administration may change the game. >> the optimism here and bank of america and among our customers is palpable and has driven bank stock prices higher. we will have to see how these topics play out, but we are optimistic. in the interim, we will continue to operate the company by controlling and driving what we can. found noinvestigation single trigger to last fall's flash crash in the british pound. onthe space of two minutes october 6, sterling fell more than 6% against the dollar to the lowest level in 31 years. bank of international settlements suggests factors ranging from the time of day to the lack of experience of staff as reasons. it's an underwhelming start for nintendo's new switch gaming console. the new tablet sized device will go on sale march 3 with a price of $300. that is higher than rival consoles. investors aren't convinced the switch will be a big

wells fargo is still open for business and thriving. it recently paid $185 million in civil penalties. accused of taking its customers' information and secretly opening millions of bogus accounts. but did you know that the bank is still selling identity theft protection? it is. here's a portion of a video from the wells fargo website. >> while there isn't just one way to completely prevent identity theft, wells fargo identity theft protection alerts you at the first sign of a potential problem like a spike in your credit usage or a new account being opened in your name. >> reporter: consumer action is alarmed and says regulators should move in and stop the bank from selling i.d. theft protection. >> at the very least, a known identity thief such as wells fargo should be prohibited from selling identity theft protection products. it charged people $13 a month which needless to say did not disclose account biggest threat to the identities of the people buying the stuff was wells fargo itself. >> reporter: we asked them for comment. they w

wells fargo is still open for business and thriving. it recently paid $185 million in civil penalties. accused of taking its customers' information and secretly opening millions of bogus accounts. but did you know that the bank is still selling identity theft protection? it is. here's a portion of a video from the wells fargo website. >> while there isn't just one way to completely prevent identity theft, wells fargo identity theft protection alerts you at the first sign of a potential problem like a spike in your credit usage or a new account being opened in your name. >> reporter: consumer action is alarmed and says regulators should move in and stop the bank from selling i.d. theft protection. >> at the very least, a known identity thief such as wells fargo should be prohibited from selling identity theft protection products. it charged people $13 a month which needless to say did not disclose account biggest threat to the identities of the people buying the stuff was wells fargo itself. >> reporter: we asked them for comment. they w

and wells fargo says that is not permitted by law, but i would like to see what wells fargo does, and maybe the city attorney can figure out some way we can get that. i'm sure you would consent to it, but i don't know you have standing to consent. >> i'm not sure that would be germane to the issue here and that is whether there should have been a filing? to close it up? >> it's clear there should have been, what are you going to do? >> i guess before i call for public comment, does anybody want to make a motion, either to accept the staff's recommendation or object it or some other alternative? >> i'll make a motion to accept it, but i want to include the club and he says that we can't do it. >> i have an issue. are we going to discuss the staff's recommendation? >> pardon me? >> are we going to discuss the staff's recommendation now or no? >> well, >> well, i will make the motion and call for public comment. >> okay. is that motion seconded? >> i'll second it. >> any commissioners want to comment on the motion? >> what is the motion? >> whether or not we should i accept staff's recom

wells fargo up 1.5%.re expected to see some negative effects on the fraudulent accounts scandal, but it was needed from that perspective. the regional banks don't begin reporting until next week, but they are much more sensitive to the rising interest rate environment. joe: let's look at the government bonds of starting with the u.s. two-year and u.s. 10 year. of that those ticking a bit higher. they rose earlier in the day. if you look at the intraday term of the u.s. 10, you see a lot of action around 8:30 after we got economic data. if you look at some of the core measures, sales data missed economist expectations. scarlet: a disappointing breed overall from a retail but we saw indications from the company for themselves and the day before. in terms of currency, the dollar rounding off its third weekly loss. this week the dollar declined every day except for tuesday. even on wednesday it had a big spike up and then it went lower. ubs management says it expects to the dollar to peak. move in athe dollar

specifically what happened at wells fargo and other big banks. work fargo has a lot of and continues to do a lot of work to remedy that. >> you mentioned in reaching out to customers. what have they been doing to help affected customers? to help in place them i fired? strategy that is there as well. looking for aspects of how they -- one issue is to help identify customers to see if their credit score had been affected. the bank is working with credit bureaus to identify customers who might have been affected and that theirck to see credit scores are not harmed. they are taking many steps to demonstrate and rebuild a trust. as well as actually fix the problems that exist in the bank. >> dimension regulators. what steps have been taking exactly? >> one of the regulators that was part of the settlement in september has said that they are going to be looking into sales practices at other large banks. certainly the fed has indicated that they will be looking at compliance over all and how well banks are following through on what they should be doing.

wells fargo up next.s is bloomberg. ♪ jonathan: good morning, for our viewers worldwide, a one welcome on this january, friday 13. in the markets, it is about wall street earnings season kicking off. positive four points on the s&p 500. call it .10% with all eyes on these stocks -- dow jones, jpmorgan, wells fargo. wells fargo up in the premarket by .9%. david: earnings-per-share and $.96. it was estimated at $.99. it is off what was expected. they do not have to make as many provisions for credit losses. they are a little off of their earnings-per-share if it is comparable. they have high -- $5.3 billion in net income. it is a beat on revenue. alix: i just wanted to point out the net charge-offs -- $905 million, higher than estimates. it is money that is not likely to be recovered. interesting to track with wells fargo, a big consumer bank. jonathan: credit losses -- what we can use to see what is happening across banks, wells fargo below estimates. $8.5 million -- $8.5 billion. david: it is interesting,

wells fargo says new account openings plummetted this month.egulators fined wells fargo $185 million for opening more than 2 million fake accounts. >>> let's go back to the snow, but this time we don't have to go far. we're talking mt. hamilton in santa clara county and how folks have come up with a unique way to get rid of it. abc 7 news reporter lonnie rivera is live on the mountain with more. >> reporter: we are 4200 feet up. you can see the snow up here and below the hill, the highway is finally clear. we talked to some staff up here earlier and they spent much of the day clearing the snow from the highway as well as caltrans. and this is good news for visitors and also good news for scientists who work up here because for the past couple of days, they haven't been able to get anything done. so today we did see a number of cars coming up here with some flks who are looking to just frolic a bit in the snow. also on facebook, the observatory posted this photo showing the dome, which they had rotating on all sides to help melt the snow so that

bank banof america, jpmorgan, overweight, underweight wells fargo. why underweight wells fargo? >> wells fargo is a great bank but had a major problem in september with fake accounts. people have been sanguine about what the impact of this is on revenue, not just the bad publicity, and there's more to come, but they had to rejig their consumer bank, came out with new incentive plans for cross selling, i would be confused if i was an employee as to how i would get paid. i think there's more bad news. it will feed through into the income line over the next four, five quarters. >> do you have insight into when this story could change? is there a case to buy on the dip or do we need more information on investor day? >> it dipped, you know, after september i put it on to an underweight then. it recovered after the election as we saw with the bank sector move. i think we will have to wait until may. they don't normally hold investor days every year. later in the year we could see recovery. >> just quickly, when we talk about the play on the increasing outlook for the u.s. economy, whi

i got to tell you, wells fargo, this is funny, at 6% deposit growth. lo, america. >> right. >> so if they hit 6% -- but people are saying wells missed really big, why isn't it down? because they didn't have deposit outflows, they had deposit growth. america is a strange place. we're forgiving without even realizing we're forgiving. so you want to sell these, go ahead. you'll buy them back wednesday. you'll say what do i do. it's great for all the banks. if you have brokerage accounts, sell them and buy them. it will be terrific. you'll be up the next quarter. >> jim, see you at the top of the hours. >> wells. >> make sure you tune into your everything he sees about this. next week "squawk box" is live in davos, we'll be talking to ceos of bank of america, salesforce, at&t, honeywell and many, many more. stick around, "squawk box" will be right back. of ns youct ro hhe. oh jecurur r c.cln inl.♪ere heun.(r hory our azthdede buyo otersw reryotevealwi msionanthio >>> welcome back everybody. you know, next week we're going to be in davos starting on tuesday,

wells fargo still reeling from its bank accounts scandal just missed those estimates. the sector had been responsible for they know broader stock market make new highs since the november election. the prospect of higher interest rates and less regulation propelled the group and last quarter's profit was driven in part by securities trading. today investors wanted to see that the bank stock run was justified. it was all three of those stocks rose in trading today. here's more on this key part of the market. >> the first wave of earnings reports has come and they're good enough with bank of manager, jpmorgan, all beating on the bottom line. not surprisingly, not much was offered in 2017 guidance. the banks typically don't do that. jamie dimon did say the u.s. economy may be building momentum. there's opportunity for good, rational and thoughtful policy decisions to be implemented. on the conference call, dimon characteristically down played saying we don't react that much to the weather. he said he was basing his observations on a broad range of things and growth may hav

i know you're rushing home to binge watch "family feud" now. >>> wells fargo ceo john shrewsberry will join us. >> in the meantime, let's get to the "closing bell" exchange. we have david, jim khan from wells enhancement group is also with us. peter kosta from empire executions and rick santelli is at the cme. david, i'm going to start with you. the last couple of times you've been on we've talked at length about the financials which you have been very high on. what did you hear today? we were all listening very carefully for the guidance and everything. what did you hear today and are you still very high on the financials? >> yes, we are. we liked everything that we heard. it's very important to put today's quarter into perspective. the rate increase from the fed and higher interest rates happened after the election and in december so they really didn't get close to the numbers. on the conference calls, all of the companies were very upbeat about their outlook. you're seeing loans pick up. you're seeing deposits pick up. they're making more money. expecting an improved margin. we thin

as for the banks, bank of america, jpmorgan, and wells fargo all trading higher. jpmorganth noting that and bank of america have already engaged in their conference calls. wells fargo's upcoming, and i know our julie hyman has been on those calls with great insight. today'st's get more on big bank earnings and what it means. joining us in london, michael moore. julie has been listening in on the jpmorgan conference call. what was the take away? itie: the bank emphasized was a strong quarter and a strong year. little, the cfo and ceo, and talks about the coming change politically and what it could mean for their business, though they were very cautious in making any firm statements. give examples of what he thought could be improved through regulation. he said it would help if there was a simple flying of securitization -- a simplifying rules, thatation would be good, not just for j.p. morgan chase but good for the ui in states -- for the united states of america and the housing market, and good for the citizenry. a better taxsaid policy would be good, not necessar

and wells fargo says that is not permitted by law, but i would like to see what wells fargo does, and maybe the city attorney can figure out some way we can get that. i'm sure you would consent to it, but i don't know you have standing to consent. >> i'm not sure that would be germane to the issue here and that is whether there should have been a filing? to close it up? >> it's clear there should have been, what are you going to do? >> i guess before i call for public comment, does anybody want to make a motion, either to accept the staff's recommendation or object it or some other alternative? >> i'll make a motion to accept it, but i want to include the club and he says that we can't do it. >> i have an issue. are we going to discuss the staff's recommendation? >> pardon me? >> are we going to discuss the staff's recommendation now or no? >> well, >> well, i will make the motion and call for public comment. >> okay. is that motion seconded? >> i'll second it. >> any commissioners want to comment on the motion? >> what is the motion? >> whether or not we should i accept staff's recom

how do we do that at wells fargo? first of all, we are really focused in on our well being incentives. we have a well being program that allows each team member to earn up to $800 a year that we then place into that hsa account. in addition, their spouse or domestic partner can earn up to $800 a year to put into that hsa account. and they can use that towards their out-of-pocket costs. secondly, we need to make sure we let our team members know how much they will pay for services and give them that transparency into the costs of health care. that's been hard to do in this country but there's been great strides in that in the last few years. so we offer a transparency tool so that our team members are getting a procedure done, or going to get some lab work done, they can see easily if they go to facility a versus facility b, what is that cost going to be for them and we have seen great variations between facilities for very similar procedures being done. and now our team members can see that and make that decision for t

they're cheapest of any of these guys of jpmorgan and wells fargo. think the big winner over the whole bros ses the next year will be bank of america. the bank had a big move since trump was elected but we think there is more behind that. liz: 14 banks are reporting next week, it is financials, all kinds, charles schwab thrown in there, not necessarily a bank. american express, goldman sachs, morgan stanley, u.s. bancorp. what do you really think happens here? is this the sector that continues incredible run its had since donald trump was elected? >> i think it does but i don't know if earnings show it. this is rear-view mirror, all fourth quarter earnings. we don't know what type of tax cut or what type of stimulus package we're getting. everything is going right now what is the body language of the manager teams. you saw jamie dimon for jpmorgan talk very postively not just by the u.s. economy but the global economy. that is what people will be looking for. liz: right. >> not necessarily what they earned in fourth quarter. >> listen, great to have

>>> iain, i'm here live at the wells fargo center. the guys getting ready to play the knicks. the big men well there's too many them. jahlil okafor has been playing lately. we'll talk about how he's been handling sitting on the bench. cathy's gotten used to the smell of lingering garbage in her kitchen yup, she's gone noseblind. she thinks it smells fine, but her guests smell this... sfx: ding, flies, meow (after cat lands) music starts febreze air effects heavy duty has up to... ...two times the odor-eliminating power to remove odors you've done noseblind to [inhales] mmm. use febreze air effects, till it's fresh and try febreze small spaces... ...to continuously eliminate up to two times the odors for 30 days. febreze small spaces and air effects, two more ways [inhale + exhale mnemonic] to breathe happy. >> police are looking for three men wanted in atm rob bro in frankford. they say these guys forced the machine open at the express fuel on oxford circle. you can actually see them even shoving the entire machine out of a hole in the doorway. they did get away with cash. poli

the bank says people can get an access code by using the wells fargo app.long with your pin can get you going on a transaction. wells fargo plans to convert all 16,000 of its after atms to include this card free option. >> you know what i would like. >> what. >> a cash free society. can you work on that? >> i'll see what i can do. >> 4:52 now and new this morning, a driver crashes into a septa power pole causing a mess along the roosevelt boulevard. details coming up at 5:00 a.m. >> the world series champions will be squeezing in their visit to the white house just days before president obama leaves office. we'll tell you more about that in a moment. >> ♪ >> officials are still trying to sort through prince's personal fortune. the late sing are's estate has been valued at more than $25 million. he also owned gold bars worth $836,000 plus his music publishing company is valued at 1.3 million. prince has trove of unreleased music that has yet to be valid along with jewelry studio equipment instruments more than a dozen vehicles and prince's likeness which cou

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it may be 20 miles from campus, but villa nova calls the wells fargo center home.pecifically yesterday. the nation's top ranked team hosting providence. lead was four to start the second half. brunson hooks up with josh hart. he can ball a little bit. scoring 25. nice spin cycle there. chris jenkins, his trifecta puts the cats up 17. jenkins had 19 points. string music for him. nova hit the next three hoops including this jailen brunson dude. nova wins its fifth straight 78-68. let's go to west philly. st. joe's and penn at the palestra. technically a hawks home game. hawks up three. look at this. get out the way. chest to chest with the defender. his only basket, but makes the highlight, charlie brown had more than one basket, step-back putter. the freshman had 19. hawks beat the quakers 78-71. one other game on the local action, drexel lost to unc wilmington. that's your look at sports. i'm danny pommells, csn. >>> meteorologist krystal klei joins us for a final look at what to expect. >> so much to talk about. >> a little bit of everything in the forecast. foggy

wells fargo is offering a $5,000 reward. >> new at 11:00. the inauguration is 15 days away and there's a lot of uncertainty surrounding donald trump. we are in san francisco with the pro active event that happened tonight. >> reporter: raj, members of the lgbtq community say they have not been feeling safe since election day. a rise in hate speech and the possibility of losing healthcare have them getting together, raising money to fight for safety. ♪ people are partying with a purpose at the lookout tonight. raising money to help fight for safety. since the election of donald trump, many in the lgbtq community are not feeling safe. >> it's acceptable in their minds to voice hatred. i personally have had multiple friends be on the receiving end of it immediately after the election. >> reporter: chris hastings organized this event. >> hate is not okay and injustice is not okay. and we are not going stand for it. >> reporter: the center monitors hate groups and has been tracking events since election day, verifies 1,000 incidents. for many, th

how do we do that at wells fargo? we have a well being program that allows each team member to earn $800 a year that we place into that hsa account. in addition their spouse can earn up to $800 a year to put into that hsa account. they can use that towards that you are out of pocket costs. secondly, we need to make sure that we let our team members now how much they are going to pay for services. and give them that transparency into the costs of health care. that's been hard to do in this country but there's been great strides in that in the last few years. so we offer a traens tool so the team members are getting a procedures done or going to get lab work done, they can see easily, if they go to facility a. versus facility b what's the cost going to be. we have seen great variation for similar procedures being done. our team members can see that make decision for themselves how much they want to pay for that similar care. we need to make team members have a lot of choice in why he get care and understand the price poi

wells fargo up some 19% since the election. least boost, if you from the trough in that chart, which was where the news of the fake hit, they candal are better than 23%. again, wells fargo, second by assets is putting an end to a very dark year. outragel and public because of the fake accounts scandal, the $180 million fine. caused investors to bail on the stock back in september. analysts say they need to reassure investors about their earnings potential. they are expected along with sector to come n with some fairly strong numbers. back to you. look forward to that coming up, a war of words. china takes on trump's pick secretary of state. tough talk on the south china sea. we'll have the details. this is bloomberg. >> you're watching "daybreak asia." hong ing to you from kong and new york. >> consumer prices in india lowest rate since november 2014. the world's most sweeping in ency policy change decades. december inflation came in just short of estimates at 3.4%. line with other data uggesting a slowdown since he prime minis

big earnings from jpmorgan, wells fargo too much. didn't move too much.ith morgan stanley and wells fargo reporting next week is it safe to say gains are priced in. chart master? >> exact same thing as transports. you get a big move in anticipation, anticipating further rate hikes, good results. here come good results today and no movement in price. price discounting things coming out like earnings today. i want to look at the circumstance of back and forth, nasdaq, 300 stocks. bkx index, big stocks. jpmorgan, citi, wells. what's the difference? new all-time highs. see, so much more to go. that's because they all diluted their shares. if you were to plot not the collective share price of the banks but market cap, bkx is already here. it's already exactly in line with small cap that didn't dilute because they didn't have wall street crisis on their balance sheets. so first and foremost, this is not a relative -- you don't talk about catching up new highs we're at new highs as a reference point. let's talk about the here and now. here is last three, four ye

take a look at where jpmorgan chase and the other company that it reported was wells fargo. morgan and bank of america coming in line. wells missed despite that all three stocks are in the green. joining us to break them down, chris wheeler of atlantic equities. chris, looking at the way the stocks have performed, it's almost as if the street is willing to write off the fact there was a one-time tax benefit at jpmorgan that we're seeing reserves. what do you think? >> i think we knew these weren't going to be spectacular results. they were solid results after some difficult quarters. what they have given us is a platform. a platform for the changes that people think are going to be positive. and lower corporate tax rates and all that's really positive. >> when you think about the way that interest rate hike that we saw in december will hit the bottom line, bank of america said it will take a little longer to flow through. what do you think the net benefit will be to the banks next year and how soon will they get another one to tack on? >> i think i always say it's better and

wells fargo said the pay hike will be to a minimum of $13.50 an hour.s aimed at attracting and retaining talent. it's not a response to the fake account substanticandal. it follows similar moves by other major banks. t-mobile says it will include taxes and fees in its advertised prices and it announced it will pay you back if you don't use all your mobtly data. that feature starts january 22. markets are kind of hop hum this morning, got the december jobs report this morning, 156,000 jobs added last month. the unemployment rate edged up slightly to 4.7%. the dow is down 50, s&p down a little, the nasdaq is positive by 3. live from times square, i'm jane king. >>> thank you so much. >> thanks. >>> animal control officials in contra costa county credit the compassion of abc7 news view ez we told you about the 42 pets brought into their marlt martinez shelter on tuesday and the shelter took in 33 more animals yesterday and they are at capacity. officials tell abc7 news that the cats and dogs are finding new homes in response to reporting by our own alyssa

we'll get quarterly reports from bank of america, jpmorgan chase and wells fargo. i mentioned pnc financial and blackrock as well. we discussed in terms of numbers and sentiment going forward what we might hear. the other thing on the deregulation front, it now looks like the fiduciary rule from the department of labor, due to come in force in april is being kicked down. the senate trying to delay that by a couple of years. interesting on the calls if we get comments on that, that could be the first big step in terms of deregulation coming early. it's something not enforce yet, but a significant step. so that's something on the calls to be listening to. >> will do. >> we will listen for that. >>> morgan stanley reportedly laid off a number of senior investment bankers last week and cut bonuses by roughly 15%. the move comes because of a decline in revenue and dealmaking and capital raising which weighed on wall street. this was interesting yesterday, these cuts, particularly to the bonus pool, bigger than what has reportedly been happening at other banks. i see thi

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the suspect is described as an african-american <wells fargos international group>> -40, 5 foot 11, 200 pounds. investigators say he used a large machete on a 29-year-old from southern california. the victims suffered serious cuts to his head and hand. no word on what provoked that attack. police are asking the public to help identify the suspect who is considered armed and dangerous.>> i wouldn't trust my ideas with somebody i don't know.>> a kidnapping scare the east bay. the bizarre string of events with a three-year-old child.>>> coming up in sports, the football playoffs are in full swing. we will have the highlights including an upset in atlanta between the seahawks in the falcons.>>> bowing out after a 150 year run. why ringling brothers will shut it's curtains for good. the news continues in 90 seconds. afoot and light-hearted i take to the open road. healthy, free, the world before me, the long brown path before me leading wherever i choose. the east and the west are mine. the north and the south are mine. all seems beautiful to me. >>> will they say -- st

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. >>> in your money watch problems continues for wells fargo, banking giant says it plans to shut down more than 400 of its branches nationwide , by end of 2018. wells fargo says closures have nothing to do with the bank's fake account scandal but wall street analyst disagree saying scandal is forcing wells far get to look hard at expenses. regardless the closures are a sign americans are turning more to on line and mobile options for banking. rivals chase and bank of america have both closed at least 9 percent of their branches since 2012. >>> in pennsylvania, you'll be able to buy liquor from a state store to take. why is that a big deal? well to day as you know is a federal holiday and state law used to ban state run liquor stores there even opening. bill passed last year made it possible for hundreds of fine wine and good spirits stores to open up on several federal holidays this year. so in addition to hrk day lick other stores will be opened up on presidents day, memorial day, and the fourth of july. >>> starting tomorrow it will be even easier to buy beer in pennsylvania, a new

of of the capital markets, that is where the strength is in bank americans this morning we got wells fargoal markets business and bank of america as well. >> i think way too early yet r these increases in interest rates to really percolate through banks we will see how they do first quarter i feel like they just moved so fast, so far in anticipation, in a pause right here is probably in order. >> i didn't realize bofa up one hundred percent. >> one hundred percent a year two weeks from now 1099. >> talk more about that segment on bank stocks the recognition to trump continues only one week away from inauguration, now but a gallop poll shows americans not thrilled about how process is going, the poll shows 51% americans disprove of the transition falling most with independents, poll shows 44% of americans rate president's cabinet picks as subpar, joining us right now former house majority leader former virginia congressman eric cantor good to see you thanks for joining us. >> good morning. >> your thoughts how is transition going what about trump's picks. >> i think that one thing so striki

that is wells fargo's chief financial officer.w york this morning. this is bloomberg. ♪ tom: let us summarize. it has been a foreign exchange week with peso and there at the bottom. they lousy an hour ago. it has gotten that are since we have been on the air. are everswissie, that so slightly through the week as well. we are with geoffrey yu of ubs, head of united kingdom investment office. -- geoffrey yu now on what shocked the world two years ago, the swiss franc. the swiss franc is a barometer of stability. i believe we are in a time of uncertainty. is that the swiss national bank's big enemy right now, uncertainty? geoffrey: eurozone political uncertainty. tom: are they going to have to reload the monetary theory box in zurich again? will they have to have the shock and awe of a stronger swissie again? geoffrey: this was economy is a remarkably flexible economy. a lot of people are saying what is the problem now with the gdp and unemployment, etc., etc. -- the put it this way markets are far more inclined to any euro-swiss bas

wells fargo. has offered up to five thosuand dollars for information leading to an arrest. >> pam: a live look outside tonight. a storm system is headed our way. it is not here yet so is best to get ourselves together. >> brittney: we have time to rework our weekend plans. i was just doing that. if you have a lot of parents to run on sunday then that is today you should know that a lot of rain will be coming down. -- that is the day, you should know. >> brittney: flood it rains are expected for us. in the bay area of the tent engines for our coastal hills and for the sierra more of a rain, snow mixed. since the warmer temperatures are moving in and in the back end we will seek more snowfall of the system. >> brittney: 0 around 1145; that is where the heaviest rain showers will be over the bay area especially, the san francisco area. north of santa rosa we will see and heavier downpour's as well. >> brittney: it looks like a sunday afternoon, we will switch over to light rain showers but it will be

wells fargo says new accounts openings plummeted this month. regulators fined wells fargo $185 million last year for opening more than 2 million fake accounts. >>> okay. it's that time of the year again. super bowl ads are being beaked out and one of the first features a san mateo native. >> intel 360 replay makes anything look epic. >> new england quarterback tom brady is appearing in an add for santa clara based intel for intel replay 360. tool allows broadcasters to pause key moments of a game and view the action from any angle in 3d. companies are shelling out $5 million for a 30-sect spot in the super bowl. >>> people who went to a san francisco i didn't mean to work out are at risk of contracting a dangerous disease. story of the man who was infected and died. >>> also with the end of mr. obama's two terms coming in less than a week, we look back on the legacy the 44th president on the legacy the 44th president leaves for america. mone hundredts thousand times a day, sending oxygen to my muscles. again! so i can lift even the most demandi

. >>> another legal problem for san francisco based wells fargo bank. this has nothing to do with the unauthorized account scandal. a college student and a latino civil rights group sued the bank claiming it denied student loans to young immigrants who have deportation deferments. in a statement, wells fargo said it's disappointed that the plaintiffs filed suit rather than work with the bank on some solutions. >>> leaders in san jose are calling for major changes after the city council voted to tighten rent control. in april the city council voted to reduce maximum rent increases from 8% to 5% percent. it also created registry to track rents and started a program to resolve landlord disputes. now the city's auditor claims that the program is understaffed and isn't helping tenants. leaders want to revise the program and expand the rent control. >>> b.a.r.t. believes that it's new fleet of train cars will solve a long time problem, big luggage and giant backpacks taking up passenger space. the new cars will be equipped with extra room under seats so peopl

. >> flyers of the future took to the ice at the wells fargo today. it was a preview event. the current day version of the atlantic division rivals play outdoors next month in pittsburgh. >>> a local community is coming together in support of one of its own. riverton native john wark is battling brain cancer. he also served his community as a volunteer firefighter. so his fellow firefighters hosted a parade in his honor. the july four jay parade is an honor of his most favorite holiday, the fourth of the july. >> everything he's done for this community and it just goes to show how much love and support we have from all of our family and friends. >> donations collected at today's parade will go to wark's medical needs. >>> trying to get famous in philadelphia. we'll take you inside the tryouts for the next season of america's got talent next. >> and i'm tracking this light snow this wintry mix and this rain as it moves off shore just in time for your sunday but how nicely is sunday get, i have all the details coming up. back to you. >>> new at six the city of wilmington does

here at home, wells fargo pulling the plug on more than 400 bank branches. they'll shut down by the end of 2018. they're closing because customers prefer online and mobile banking and not because of the bank's recent scandal involving the creation of fake customer accounts. wells fargo also closed 84 branches last year. and that's a look at news, i'm kelly wright. now, back to forbes on fox. david: donald trump praising l.l. bean's co-owner for standing up to liberals, calling for a boycott because she supports donald trump. trump tweeting thank you to linda bean of l.l. bean for your great support and courage. people are going to support you more now, buy l.l. bean. kind of an ad. and here is linda bean saying why she is not backing down. >> it's a bullying. it's bullying me personally. it's bullying now the company that didn't give the donation. i gave the donation personally to a pac to support trump, but the point is we should have that privilege. we live in america, this is a free country, i thought. david: i love her attitude. isn't that how companies

wells fargo gave you e.oli and people have already forgotten. >> i got to push back a little bit because deposit growth is up, but new retail banking business is down double digit year on year since the scandal. >> so was chipotle. >> so you're saying you don't need new customers, just existing customers to keep going? >> yes, i think because of the way we're set up with the fed wells fargo is not going to have a big decline today like it would the stock like you would have expected. the sooner people put this back and sloan is a good enough executive, people realize, wells makes loans, they're a good lender, the cross selling issue will be behind them. they've changed a lot -- i'm not forgiving them. what they did was terrible. i use wells. but i would tell you that the american people will forget because the american people are forgiving. and wells will unless there's -- look, if the republicans had lost, we would have witch hunts -- i mean, the witch hunts would last -- it'd be like sa salem, as a matter

liberty discovery center the $60 million private center will be built on the first floor of the wells fargouilding. >> there is no surprise we decided to build this in philadelphia. you need to know your history in this country and other people's history in this country. >> the overall experience will be 40,000 square feet. 25,000 exhibition space and a central question will be how did the bible influence the people that shape the country. and the colonial era to today. community organizers restoring survivors from natural disasters. and soldiers defending our freedom and all kinds of every day people and stories. >> combining art facted and story telling and technology the idea is to create an experience that is personalized but also universal. on display was the first english bible prints in america. fewer than 40 survive today. >> another key artifact is helen keller's bible it stands in for the story of resilience and the way scripture can inspire an individual and the individual can inspire a nation. >> it is expected to bring in visitors each year and attracting all faiths and none. >