wells fargo told her the pay-off amount. a month later sheryly says the bank sent her a statement saying she still owed $200. she questioned wells fargo about the bill but no one could give her an explanation. next thing shirley starts receiving those collection phone calls. she just paid the bill. she wasn't happy about doing that. we reached out to wells fargo. quickly, the bank refunded her $200. in a statement it says it can't discuss the case for privacy reasons but was glad to resolve the issue. shirley's case is a reminder to document everything with loans, especially origin and pay-off. if you have a consumer complaint call 888-996-tips. tomorrow morning, sorting out a mess with a state tax refund. have a great day. >>> check your holiday candles. there is a massive call involving this yankee candle. the company is pulling about 31,000 candles off the store shelves involving the luminous collection fragrance candles. the square jars can crack when lit. they received 16 reports of the jars cracking but no one was hurt

and wells fargo admitted guilt. they issued an apology. and wells fargo if you'll notice is running tv commercials that include a veiled apology and a vow to do much better and operate honestly from now on. part of donald trump's make america great plan is to repeal dodd/frank and allow banks like wells fargo to then get away with the kind of stuff the consumer financial protection bureau caught them doing and fined them for doing. for more of what you can expect as consumers in a world without dodd/frank, we are now joined by the man who cowrote dodd/frank, former massachusetts congressman barney frank. congressman frank, thank you very much for joining us tonight. i really appreciate it. your read on where we are on the repeal. i notice that donald trump's selection for treasury secretary is saying they want to repeal parts of dodd/frank, which is a little bit better than the way donald trump talks about it. >> well, let me in times, mr. mnuchin, the aforementioned appointee, mr. trump has an ally whose nomination is expected to be well

to an oakland woman who says she was overcharged by wells fargo. =kris/2shot= consumer investigator chris chmura is here to tell u >>> nbc bay area responds to a woman who says she was overcharged by wells fargo. >> how we were able to help her out. >> shirley says she paid off a wells fargo line of credit back in may. wells fargo told her the pay-off amount. there was no guesswork here. a month later, shirley says the bank sends her a statement saying she still owed $200. she questioned wells fargo about the bill but no one could give her an explanation. next thing you know, she starts receiving those collection phone calls. she just paid the bill because she wanted to protect her credit. she wasn't happy. she reached out to us. we reached out to wells fargo. quickly, the bank refunded her $200. in a statement it said it can't discuss the case for privacy reasons but was glad to resolve the issue. this is a reminder to document everything with loans, especially at origin and pay-off. if you have a consumer complaint call 888-996-tips. tomorrow mor

. >> they wanted to go to wells fargo first. perhaps they could just sweep us under the rug and not have to report it or let it be known to the public. i strong lly believe that we we terminated because we were raising the red flags to senior management. >> reporter: prudential released a statement saying these employee terminations were entirely unrelated to wells fargo's business with prudential. saying they are still reviewing the my term product offering to reimburse premiums in some cases. they also said if we identify any instances where a customer received a product they didn't ask for we will make it right. now more accounts under review. the lawyer for the whistle blower saying she will seek a class action lawsuit for consumers, expected to be filed next week. >> gadi schwartz reporting there. let's get a check on the weather with bill karins. put out your comforters. >> a lot of people are shoveling and scraping cars. a lot of schools closed. this dumped six inches in chicago and three to five around detroit. the pink

music at the wells fargo center the jingle ball. what is it, q102, right? >> yep it, comes around this time of year. oh, look, it is sean -- >> sean bell? >> no, is it mindy or mendez? >> sean mendez, yes. we are on the red carpet for jingle ball last night. did you go in did you like it? what did you think? >> ♪ >> ♪ >> that's actually wayne county up in the poconos. >> it is beautiful. >> yes, it is. wayne count i back of the paper talking all about the wayne train. hey, another good one there, bruce wayne, right? batman? how about duane wayne from back in the day? >> oh, from different world. loved that show. love his flip up glass. >> see, we're naming famous wains, as we get on the wayne train. >> you know his love interest, whitley gilbert, she does like duane. >> i've met her few times. >> really? >> yes, lovely. >> she is so fabulous. >> whatever happened -- >> now the accent wasn't real? no. >> the southern accent? but she did have that grably voice in real time. wayne brady, he's great at improve. >> i love wayne grady. did you see the dave sh

beyond wisconsin this morning - the wells fargo scandal is now implicating prudential financial.wells fargo admitted a few months ago that thousands of its employees had created as many as two million unauthorized accounts.now, wells fargo employees appear to have also signed up customers for prudential life insurance policies without their knowledge or permission. three former prudential employees are suing the insurance company, alleging they were punished for illegal practices. already this holiday season we've heard a lot about thieves stealing packages off front porches. but a suspect in indianapolis is taking it to a whole new level. this security camera video shows a man posing as a pizza delivery driver.he rings the doorbell... looks around... picks up a package on the front porch... puts it under the pizza bag... walks to the s-u-v... and drives away. mean i think how nervy of people to actually come with a prop -the pizza box. and really it's really a perfect foilthe homeowner says people in the neighborhood have seen the man driving through the area... but didn't question h

protesters held up a sign that read "wells fargo funds genocide," gihat the bank playa the controversial pipeline project. at one point, protesters hooked arms to prevent ?we employees from using the elevators.some workers had to force their way through the protestersbefo police showed up. a community outside of ned thld studenrandomly pricked more than a dozen of a need. the stent struck at leas17 classmates. some of the students reported they were struck more local news now--new police recrui will on bso sworin to protect ane.d serv milwaukee police department is holding a swearing-in ceremony on monday at the lice academy.??l58-recruits will rgo desix monthsf training and are scheduled to graduate governor scott walker is looking to provide reliable broadband internet to rural areas. he's asking the state th allocates about 35 llion dotohelpis cause.some of thmoney would go to the "teach program" which allows rural schoools to upgrade their still ahead - we'll get a look at the markets this and -- holiday events where you and your family can t weekend to check out some john, we're giv

. >> wells fargo is charging into the biggest asset management battleground, exchange traded funds. it is considering launching its first etf next year, but is it too little too late as competitors already have a leg up in the $4.1 trillion etf market. >> listen, this is a struggling time for active managers. they are seeing outflows and inflows are going into passive investing, etf's, and specifically this new greed of etf's that wells fargo is looking at that is taking off. this is the hot new product. if wells fargo once to be part of the next generation of investing, this is something they will have to be in. frankly many are surprised that it has taken this long. >> talk to us about the way in which they are trying to have a bit of -- here. >> these are quantitative-based etf's built around computer algorithms. you have smart beta that takes the idea of etf, but does not use market cap waiting. i'm going to take the cheapest stock. from there, you go to multi factor, which takes those things and puts them together. i'm going to use a couple of these factors, so this is an idea

was overcharged by wells fargo. ==jess/2shot== c >>> and tooday nbc bay area responds to an oakland woman who was over charged by wells fargo. >> yeah, shirley schofield says she paid off a wells fargo line of credit in may after wells fargo told them to pay them off. and a months later the bank sent her a letter saying she still owed $200. no one could give her a good explanation and she started receiving collection phone calls. so she finally paid the bill to protect her credit score but wasn't happy and reached out to us and we called wells fargo. the bank refunded shirley $200 and said because of privacy reasons it can't get into the details and was glad to resolve the issues. how important the documents of pay off and origin are. make sure you can make your case in the event of an error. if you have a consumer complaint, call us or log on to nbc bay area.com/responds. i don't like those. >> because my odds are terrible? >> i know but if she wins jeff and i both cash in. >> you can't win if you don't play. >> yo

. >>> and there has been another financial blow to wells fargo bank. the prudential insurance company has stopped selling policies through wells fargo. last week three former prudential employees filed a whistleblower lawsuit claiming prudential tried to ignore evidence that wells fargo employees set up accounts without notifying customers. the employees said they were fired for complaining to prudential management, something the company denies. prudential says it's investigating how wells fargo sold those policies. >>> well, google will soon be able to provide cubans with faster internet access. google's chairman eric schmidt signed a deal with the state telecom provider yesterday in havana. it will allow google to install servers on the island that will store much of the company's most popular content. but the deal doesn't expand the number of cubans who have access to the internet. some analysts say only around 5% of the country's 11 million citizens have access to the worldwide web. >>> time is 4:56. even before san francisco announces a new police

later, c-span takes a look at the senate banking committee's hearing on wells fargo cross-selling. peer before the committee to explain why thousands of wells fargo employees had opened unauthorized accounts in customers names. here is senator of elizabeth warren of massachusetts: for the ceo to resign. ifwhat gets me about this is one of your tellers took a handful of $20 bills out of the cash door, they would probably be looking at criminal charges for theft. they could end up in prison, but you squeezed your employees to the breaking point so they would cheat customers and you could drive up the value of your stock and put hundreds of millions of dollars in your own pocket, and when it all blew up, you kept your job, kept your multimillion dollar bonuses, and you went on television to blame thousands of $12 an hour employees who were just trying to make cross sale quotas that made you rich. this is about accountability. you should resign. you should give back the money that you took while this scam was going on, and you should be by thelly investigated department of justice and

. >>> some more breaking news on wells fargo. >> more bad news from wells fargo declaring living will deficiencies on wells fargo which resulted in restrictions. wells fargo is expected to file a revised version addressing remaining deficiencies but the bank is prohibited for establishing international bank entities or requiring nonbanking subsidaries. wells fargo is not subject to higher -- looking at shares down about 0.6% on very light volume. >> is this what the kitchen sink looks like? we have seen faucet and drain and the water. what more is there to throw at wells fargo? >> you are in the penalty box. this interestingly the living will provision is one of those things that the incoming trump administration wants toperhaps do away with. it was one of the qualitative measures making an assessment. >> the capital implication here because they are forced to raise more. >> definitely -- this is down the road a bit. i don't think anybody says you are under capitalized. in this technical way it could hamstring a little bit. >> a blow again for wells fargo. shares down less than a perc

thirdthe wells fargo fake account scandal is spreading. the new company that is coming under scrutiny. plus this mannequin challenge is going to get a lot of people in trouble. wait until you hear who recorded it and posted it online. the wells fargo scandal is now >> pam: spreading -- and is implicatintg prudential life insurance. catherine heenan is here with the latest details. we know that wells fargo admitted a few months ago that thousands of its employees had created as many as two million unauthorized accounts for its customers. now - bank employees apparently 'also' signed people up for prudential life insurance. again -- without their knowledge or permission. three former prudential employees are suing the insurance company.claiming they were punished for refusing to cover up illegal practices. their lawsuit says that some applications had addresses which were obviously fake, like "wells fargo drive." prudential is now suspending insurance policy sales through wells fargo. wells fargo says it's "deeply concerned" and is now worki

wells fargo customer agreement has a mandatory arm station clause. experts say the tactic is used to stop this type of class-action lawsuit. wells fargo is being sued for create up to 2 million fake accounts without customer consent. >> the san francisco board of supervisors has approved $9 million in funding to turn the dream of tuition-free city college into a reality. last month, 62% of voters approved the proposition, a tax on luxury properties, and $13 million was to go to a tuition free city college but it was not officially earmarked and now the mayor wants to use part of it for other uses including homeless services. the mayor said he will budget 500,000 of the $9 million approved for this fiscal year. >> sauce sleet about to get several license plates surveillance cameras to fight crime next year. the marin i.j. said they would return the plates through the databases before and after crimes to track the suspects and instantly notify police in a wanted car is caught on camera. sausalito police chief said the cameras capture rear plates only a

a decline in customers for wells fargo. we'll have that story after the break. >> marty:for your money:. here are the stories from the week -- that could impact your bottom line. wells fargo's fake account scandal has done a number on the bank's reputation. the san francisco based bank says it is not attracting as many new customers compared to last year. in november, new customer checking account openings were down 41-percent compared to 2015. the bank's reputation taking the huge hit after the scandal involving the setting up of phony accounts with customer money without their permission. wells fargo agreed to a 185- million- dollar settlement with regulators back in september. and p-g-and-e's plan to roll out charging stations for electric vehicles won't be quite as big as planned and it could have an effect on monthly bills. state regulators will allow for up to 75-hundred stations. p-g-and-e wanted to install 25- thousand of them. the state would allow the utility to use 130 million dollars in customers' money to pay f

so, if you're headed down to wwe monday night raw at the wells fargo center watch out, it is going to be a slow go there on 95. vine street expressway is less slow than the last time we looked at it. westbound side in fact a delay has cleared out pretty nicely because the crash westbound at broad street is gone.

>> there's a lot of big manpower that comes with the wells fargo relationship. they see hundreds of not thousands of volunteers at the food bank every year. they help us do what we need to do to get the food out. >> greg tell us about the wells fargo commitment. >> thank you. the relationship we've had with the sf marin food bank has been 20+ years and it's one we value very much because we support over 317 nonprofits and san francisco alone but the food bank really does some special work. this is not seasonal. this is 365 day a year and probably multiple times a day, work that needs to take place. to be part of that is such a critical piece. he also mentioned team members. our team members also take part on an ongoing basis. the fact that they get to help out and help the food bank is something we are proud of.>> reporter: let's show office check. there is a lot of zeros. $80,000. you can help out as well. it could be $80,000 or eight dollars. thank you wells fargo and thank you paul for coming in. we will be right back. as a supervisor at pg&e, it's my job to

. >>> new developments in the wells fargo scandal. federal prosecutors are now investigating the bank over its sales practices and new documents just obtained by nbc bay area's investigative unit revealed a former employee has been subpoenaed to testify before a grand jury. we first spoke to the woman in october. she worked at the wells fargo branch in st. helena. she was fired in 2010 for raising red flags about fraudulent customer accounts. now the subpoena orders her to provide documentation about the bank's sales practices and copies of her complaints. the u.s. attorney's office and wells fargo have declined to comment on that issue. >>> still ahead a man walks into a liquor store with a gun. what quick-thinking employees did next that saved the day and it's all caught on surveillance video. >>> a welcome sight in the south bay, the impact of today's rains on the ground of the silicon valley. i'm damian trujillo, the details are coming up in a live report. >>> now that the rain is starting to push off towards the south, it's the c

. >> daryl kronk with wells fargo investment institute. >>> exxonmobil's ceo is donald trump's pick to lead the state department. as we have reported yesterday, rex tillerson is a long-time ceo and deal-maker who has extensive business ties overseas. in a statement, mr. trump said tillerson will, quote, promote regional stability and focus on the core national security interests of the united states. the president-elect also chose the former governor of texas, rick perry, to be the next energy secretary. in 2011, though, the department of energy was among the agencies that perry said he wanted to eliminate. >> the head of opec, the cartel of oil producer, said exxon's rex tillerson will be a great asset. he made the comments days after entering into a production cut agreement designed to end the global glut of oil. and today jackie deangelis caught up with him in washington. ♪ >> reporter: opec secretary general barkindo is in washington today. he was ai believe to comment on president-elect trump's nomination of exxonmobil ceo, rex tillerson for the position of secretary of state. >

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wells fargo is already increasing scrutiny of wells fargo over its financing of the dakota access pipeline, as well as a massive scandal over the creation of 2 million fake accounts, which employees opened in order to meet grueling sales targets. at standing rock in north dakota, water protectors fighting the dakota access pipeline are calling on morton county to drop an arrest warrant issued for brennon nastacio, the pueblo water protector who disarmed a dakota access security contractor attempting to infiltrate the resistance camps on october 27. a video shows nastacio convincing pipeline security contractor kyle thompson to stop pointing his ar 15 rifle at the native americans and then hand over his 30 round clip. thompson was later arrested by bureau of indian affairs police. but morton county went on to release thompson without charges and instead issue an arrest board for the water protector nastacio on charges of felony terrorizing. nastacio has also been placed on morton county's most wanted list. this is pueblo water protector brennon nastacio. >> to be on morton county's most wan

the money comes from wells far fargo's lift program. the grant will also help to work force development and youth programs. program launched back in 2012. >>> back to your fox 29 weather authority now. take a look at this. do you think fox 29 kathy orr is having fun out there at that tree lighting in north filly? that is kathy and our quincy harris from "the q" show doing the cupid shuffle. they're having a blast out there. right, kathy? and quincy. >> q is there. >> my gosh look at my buddy. >> listen, you kathy dance better than me. >> no. >> kathy is playing. she knows how to dance. >> i have to tell you this has been so much fun. i'll do this on local televisi television. >> oh wow! this is great. >> that better be there tomorrow on "the q" show. [ laughter ] >> we are here on ridge avenue for the tree lighting and of course we have food. we have paparazzi behind us but he been eating now and quincy, a little bit later on, they're going to be lighting the tree. we have adorable little tree behind us. >> i can't wait. >> danielle is

we caught up with the bus as it was parked outside the wells fargo center this afternoon. that bus gives fans a sneak peek of how the football broadcast comes to life. it will stay in town until tomorrow. what's the weather going be like at the link? >> it's going to be pretty good considering it's late december, and it's a night game. we could see a whole lot worse. there's no precipitation. we've got no pro-siptation around tonight. the temperature is not nearly as cold as the last couple of nights. still close to the freezing mark in much of the area. a little bit cooler in parts of south jersey. and so when you get up in the morning, go out to the bus stop, look at these temperatures compared to what we've seen. we were 11 degrees in allentown a couple days ago. 32 in quakertown, exton. reading is close to that. trenton too. atlantic city at 45 degrees. yeah, the atmosphere is warming up, and that sets us up for not too cold night for the eagles game. i mean after all, it is december, and it's at night. there's going to be a breeze too to make it feel a little bit cool

. >>> more trouble for wells fargo over customer accounts. this time, it involves prudential insurance. landon dowdy is here to explain in this morning's "cnbc business news." good morning, landon. >> hi there, tracy. good morning. that's right, u.s. insurer prudential will be suspending sales of its life insurance policies through wells fargo until it completes an investigation into the bank's sales tactics. and this comes after a lawsuit was filed claiming prudential had tried to hush up evidence that wells fargo bankers who were supposed to market the low-cost prudential policy to their customers actually opened fraudulent accounts in customers' names without their consent or knowledge. >>> meanwhile, gasoline prices could get as high as $3 per gallon in certain parts of the country early next year. oil prices have jumped well over $50 a barrel after both opec and nonopec members agreed to cut output, leading to higher prices for u.s. drivers. >>> and on wall street, the markets could start in the green despite stocks closing mostly lower

. >> more trouble for wells fargo, the former" now making new claims against the san francisco bank and all related to the account scandal. >> breaking news from san jose a shooting investigation and underway. i will let you know how the i will let you know how the victim is doi >> good morning, bay area, let's get going. >> good morning, on friday, december 30, 2016 is almost over. i am matt keller. >> lot people are okay with? and ready for the new year. >> jessica castro, good morning. and alexis smith looking at quiet roads. >> unstate. >> and frances is here for machine. >> temperatures are cool. in the not by. only 31 in santa rosa with visibility limited. look at how much milder in league and half moon bay at 51. the next few hours it will climb into the upper 30's inland and 40's at the bay and the coast and near average this afternoon. then we have changes cooling down again for tomorrow and this weekend with the full forecast. >> looking at the bay bridge i saw a couple videos going slow in the far last lane and i am not sure if they escorted a disabled vehicle or doing rollin

an issue for wells fargo at the moment. they could become a things if they don't hammer out things by march. wells fargo fell about a half percent when the news came out. back in may john stumpf said very clearly we're taking action such that in october we're confident we'll pass that. clearly they didn't. it's a surprise they found this. >> i think the investors attentions are elsewhere with the fed rate hike coming, but you're right, it's important still to watch. >>> in global financial news, italy's bmps confirming that the ecbs rejected its request to raise capital. th the ecb told the bank a delay could cause further deterioration in its liquidity threatening its survival. the monte dei paschi board is meeting today to decide whether to launch a last-ditch effort to raise cash. part of the unicredit news yesterday, the biggest italian bank, this one, bmps is much smaller, the ceo of unicredit also saying in the press conference that he felt bmps would be sorted by the end of the year. >> especially with this political

headlines, business wells fargo is being punished for failing to provide a plan for bankruptcy. u.s. lenders must give -- a living will. wells fargo has been barred from opening branches abroad and buying nonfinancial companies until it revises its planned or it ibm will hire 20 5000 new staff over the next four years. the company will invest $1 billion in training american workers. as industry come executives are planning to meet donald trump. -- is in talks to buy a biotech biotech firm. it could be worth up to $30 billion. your chance to own your very own piece of the eiffel tower. >> 300 lightbulbs in the landmark have gone on sale online. tower sparkle. they no longer work. they are decorative. they are selling for 450 euros each. belle: this is a genuine icon you would have in your home. >> purely decorative. belle: it is time for the press review. time to look at what is making headlines. joining me, you are starting with the reaction in the french press from the news that eastern aleppo has almost entirely fallen. >> let's start with this stark black and white front page

wells fargo currently manages $3 billion worth of depository services for seattle. the legislation was proposed by socialist city councilwoman kshama sawant, who spoke about the water protectors at standing rock during a city council meeting monday. repression and attacks on private militarized security forces. they have been bitten by attack dogs, pepper spray, subjected to mass arrest including for praying. but they have courageously stood strong and shown will we both organize movements willing to fight, we can win. elected officials nationwide a way to the activists to stand with them. one clear way the city council can do that is by divesting the city of seattle from wells fargo , which also happens to be one of the principal financial backers of the dakota access pipeline. amy: that was seattle city councilwoman kshama sawant. the minneapolis city council is also currently studying ways break financial ties with wells fargo and other banks financing the dakota access pipeline and other energy projects. minneapolis activists locked shut the doors of a new wells

julie: chief equity strategist at wells fargo funds management. mark: coming up on bloomberg we are going to get the state of the media industry with some big interviews at the media conference. 11:30 eastern, 4:30 london. chairman, and also mark thompson will be our guest. busy day. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ mark: the sun is the sending in london. i am mark barton. julie: let's head back to abigail doolittle. she is looking at bank financials leading the gains. we have bank of america, citigroup, and jpmorgan trading sharply higher. jpmorgan is hitting a new record high. in the dowd high today. interestingly we do have a bit of a contrarian call coming out of the investment bank. analysts saying you want to book gains at this point. in etf up 10% from the election bid investors are loving these banks. behind us, the move higher in yield. we had the 10 year yield up 10 basis points. this is also true over europe. 4723. we have the ftse bank index in white. yield. we have the they are trading in tandem. despite political uncertainty over in europe

minus 4 in fargo. reena? >> meteorologist ed curran of wbbm-tv, thank you. >>> flirt with 20,000 have to wait until the new year. investors in a selling mood on friday and final trading of the year, sending the markets modestly lower but the mood is bullish. after the start dow jones industrials was up 13% in 2016. >> the past year the u.s. economy added 1.7 million jobs in the private sector and hourly wages increased nearly 3%. what does this mean for 2017? here is jill wagner, a correspondent for cbs "moneywatch." good morning. >> good morning. >> the consumer confidence has hit 13-year high right now. where is the optimism coming from, do you think? >> before the election, consumer confidence was up and a lot of that has to do with the how far is market and job market. unemployment rate at its lowest since before the financial crisis. you can't underestimate the impact that donald trump winning the white house has had, not only on the stock markets, but people are feeling like change is coming. they are f

new today t wells fargo may involve another company prudential. thousands of works created accounts for workers without permission and now three of the employees are saying the same thing happened with the life insurance policies. they were punished for not agreeing to cover up the illegal practices. they are suspended the sales through wells fargo. >> google has signed a new deal with cuba to help speed up the the google services. however, this will not expand overall access to the web. cuba has some of the most restricted internet laws in the world and rejected the offer to improve the speeds. >> wisn 12 news time now is 5:16. big 12 sports, packers are foe es ruckused on the weekend. rodgers left the field early in the 4th quarter. mccarthy is saying that rodgers has shown he can play hurt. >> i think he's showed that. the ability to reset the feet, if you can't reset your feet, well, you can't perform. the ability to reseat his feet and extend the time clock of the key. as long as he can do that, we are fine. >> rodgers was all smiles last nig

the couple worth at the wells fargo branch together. neighbors say the police had been here a few times. tran was here at the house when arrested and well by charged with murder. lisa amin gulezian, abc7 news. >> a driver is dead after a vehicle appears to have launched off a highway in san mateo, crashing on to street below. the victim's family called them from pacifica after finding the vehicle on this morning. the 49-year-old man was missing and day tracked him down using the find my cell app. police have not said yet if drag drugs or alcohol were involved. >>> tonight some of the bay area will see frost advisories advisd freeze warnings. drew tuma has more on the clear skies. >> you thought today was cold, together morning even kohler air arrives. a freeze effect in inland valleys. a frost advisory long the bayer waters. the future tracker temp shows you have the heavy jacket. numerous cities into the 30s and temperatures will drop, even some spots into the 20s. so this is the coldest night so far this season. we have frigid digits

after a week full of controversy, nerlens know sell greeted with cheers at the wells fargo center. we have his reaction coming up. >>> and he's been doing a lot of re acing this week. >> yes, he has. >> good day everybody, it is the first day of winter. winter started just few minutes ago. >> winter is what, 15 minutes olds? >> fifteen, scott, what, 5:44 this morning? >> yes, a 44:00. >> i can feel the difference. >> crank that heat. because it is officially now winter. it feels like went they are morning, but by this afternoon, we are looking pretty good. temperatures actually few degrees above average. so how about this? we will give today a eight. but it is cold out there. temperatures right now, upper 20's, sun comes up this wednesday morning, at about 7:19. as we look at those numbers, though, you can see, it is 20 in millville. 27 degrees atlantic city, 19 currently in allentown, so cold start, bus stop buddy is bundled up. planning your day hour by hour, by 8:00 up to 30. by noon, 40 degrees. and then, more comfortable, 3:00, high temperature of about 45 degrees. and then tu

the sixers shared the wells fargo with the flyers. they decided to postpone because it was unsafe to play on. >> the floor was slick today. starting about 4:00. the sacramento players recognized it. they tried a whole bench of different things. seemed to be like a film or something on the court. at the end of the day this is the call from the nba. officials made the call in consultation with no, and feedback and unfortunately the game was post owned >> the sixers have not announced a makeup date. they're offering complementary tickets to one of three other games on the schedule. as for tonight here's what fans are saying. >> cancelled the game. the sacramento players don't want to come out. gave us two free extra games >> big disappointment. ultimately, player safety, that's what's important. >> it's a huge embarrassment. coming up later, the reaction from around the league to an unfortunate incident. >> check with you on that. >>> a montgomery county pediatrician is behind bars on child porn charges david kennedy admitted looking at

prudential is now suspending insurance policy sales through wells fargo. >> pam: coming up at 8. a boy gets his final wish and dies in santa's arms. what the boy asked santa in his final moments. now to a heartbreaking story out of tennessee. a santa claus visiting a hospital in knoxville says a terminally ill 5-year-old boy died in his arms after he gave the boy a present. eric schmitt-matzen does about 80 events a year as santa. he was asked to visit the dying boy a few weeks ago. >> steve: because a patrolman ordered him to visit her son. he visited the hospital in knoxville or the five year-old boy who was terminally ill ultimately died in his arms but not before it sets and gave the boy present. schmitt-matzen explain the boy told him that doctors said he was going to die. ".so i hung on to him." schmitt-matzen says it took him days to recover, but he's continuing to play santa. just when it looked like the 49ers hit rock bottom in chicago last week a new low yesterday at levi's stadium after building leads of 14-0 and 17-3 behind a great running game a 6 sacks from the defe

wells fargo is working with creditors such as equifax, experian, trains uninsunion. they are working on one case at a time. they do plan to compensate borrowers, remove customers' outstanding charges, fix their credit reports, and repay them. but the big picture is, how do you possibly quantify something that someone may have missed out on because they had a lower credit score or because they had this black mark and the like, and they got all of these fees, some of them couldn't meet the balances, their money was moved. so the scandal continues, the investigation continues. they're still working closely with the department of justice. and they have to figure out how to compensate these customers, heather. >> they sure do. banks have all those algorithms, i would think they could put something together with that. nicole petallides live at the new york stock exchange. >> reporter: and they're having a hard time reaching these customers as well, through e-mail or telephone, because some of them aren't havenianswe. >> my goodness. pick up the phone in that case. nicole p

. >>> corporate news, federal regulators dealing a blow to wells fargo. they determined the bank has not done enough to come up with an adequate living will plan for avoiding a taxpayer bailout. if it were to face bankruptcy as a result, the fed and fdic are placing new restrictions on the lender barring it from setting up new international banking businesses and buying non-bank subsidia subsidiaries. this is the first tiis could ca two year s force wells fargo to divest itself of assets. this seems to be one bank that can't get itself together after the scandal of the past several months. this is the one bank that was supposed to be the classic traditional bank that had its act together, perhaps better than the others. now all of it seems to be upside-down. >> tim sloan should thank trump. >> yes. >> ever since the election, it's not been an issue. the stock off to the races. >>> in global financial news, monte dei paschi confirming the ecb rejected its request to get more time to raise capital. the ecb told the bank a delay could cause a further deterio

. >>> sixers-lakers tonight at 8:00 here at the wells fargo center in south philly. it's the first time the lakers will be in town. allen iverson will be in town tonight. i'm here with all the details next in sports. >>> i'm danny pommells, csn, good to see you. hope all is well. you see that seven streeter is practicing for the national anthem. allen iverson will be honored at half time for his induction into the hall of fame. some of the fans made that trip to say thank you. many more will get to say thank you tonight. if you can't make it to the wells fargo center, the game is on nbc10 at 8:00. weapon. danger sprawls will not play as the ravens get it on. he's in the nfl protocol for concussions. there are more issues on the offensive as well. with a hamstring. with all those facts in place, doug pederson on if he thought about sitting carson wepntz. >> i play guys that have been there all season long and he's been a big part of that. and i don't want to necessarily do that now, with him. i don't want to send that type of message, not only to him, but to the team.

man robbing a woman along route 38 in cherry hill and in king of prussia a woma point at the wells fargo center fargo on henner son road. >> there is an uptick in this type of crime during the holidays because of the increased usage and people are making more purchases. >> police say never count money in public and make sure you are not being followed when you leave the atm. new at 6:00 tonight. it was a remarkable reunion at the hospital of the university ti news" reporter katherine scott has that story. >> jacks of east windsor and lisa were once complete then two jacks says that her selflessness kept him alive. the two had not met many person, jack a bone particular oh a recipient introduced lisa his donor to his care team in pennsylvania. it was here he received life saving treatment. when i walked in i thought i was dead. dying. and they really put me at ease, every time i walked out i just felt hope. >> jack was with acute leukemia in 2013 and need aid bone marrow transplant in the matter of months and the search turned international and jack and his wife linda waited and hopes. >>

dozens demonstrated at a wells fargo in portland, oregon. they are asking people to pull claiming it funds 10% of the controversial pipeline. >> we have to realize that that is where true power comes from, the votes that we make with this money. that's why we are taking a new approach, new strategy pulling the funds. collectively we have a total of $1 million that has been withdrawn. >> wells fargo released a statement saying it's one of 17 financial institutions involved in financing the pipeline project. their loans represent less than 5% of the money involved. the company says it's invested more than $52 billion in environmentally sustainable businesses. >>> fans in the football world are mourning the death of a former nfl player killed in a road rage incident in louisiana. his alleged killer is free for now. joe mcknight was shot dead by 54-year-old ronald gasser yesterday following an argument the 28-year-old player for the new york jets and kansas city chiefs -- he played for them during his career. overnight gaston was released from c

the couple worth at the wells fargo branch together. neighbors say the police had been here a few times. tran was here at the house when arrested and well by charged with murder. lisa amin gulezian, abc7 news. >> a driver is dead after a vehicle appears to have launched off a highway in san mateo, crashing on to street below. the victim's family called them from pacifica after finding the vehicle on this morning. the 49-year-old man was missing and day tracked him down using the find my cell app. police have not said yet if drag drugs or alcohol were involved. >>> tonight some of the bay area will see frost advisories advisd freeze warnings. drew tuma has more on the clear skies. >> you thought today was cold, together morning even kohler air arrives. a freeze effect in inland valleys. a frost advisory long the bayer waters. the future tracker temp shows you have the heavy jacket. numerous cities into the 30s and temperatures will drop, even some spots into the 20s. so this is the coldest night so far this season. we have frigid digits

tell us about what wells fargo is up to? danny: this is one of the last big bank managers to add this arm, they are trying to replicate what stock pickers do with computers. one where you can do this is through an etf. everyone has done this before, jpmorgan has done it, goldman has done it, and finally, wells fargo, faced with an immense amount of outflows we've seen from active management, inc. they are facing the music here and saying we need to be found our strategies would put -- which they did by buying a firm. carol: was that a clue? danny: it is a clue. it gets people wondering what you are offering. now they announced that within the next six to three months, they are going to have etf's using this tilt. i don't know if we see this as additive to wells fargo's results, even though the new product. frommay be shifting funds the high commission [to the new low commission right pocket in etf's. danny: that is a good point. but they didn't really offer this sort of product before, so in their mind, they would say this i

they're demanding wells fargo stop funding companies helping to build the pipeline. "it's being built in a place in a place thats going to poison the waters of people who have already been targeted by genocide by the united states." the pipeline would run through four states including iowa but the biggest protests have been in north dakota. ace hardware on the defense -- denying its banning sales to pipeline protesters. it comes following rumors on social media -- claiming law enforcement was asking ace dw that coule be used at the camps where pipeline protesters are gathering. ace says it has not banned any sales. more than a hundred employees in the area will soon be without a job. it's happening at transamerica in cedar rapids. the company will be offering separation benefits for those 120 laid off employees. campus tours wrapping up with the final candidate for uni's presidential search speaking to students and staff. kwwl's jessica hartman has an one of three three men to lead uni. three men -- each believing they know what is best for growing the uni community.