preventing people from going to work then you are in effect behaving badly where here today to tell citibank to stop violating indigene sovereignty and stop funding the dakota access pipeline protesters entered the citibank building at one sansome street and basically waited for san francisco police to come and remove them is that ok yup! captain david lazar they have a right to demonstrate we facilitate the first amendment no problem its that when you take over a building or you trespass you interfere with a business this is private property ont everyone can just come on the property and interfere what going on that when the criminal violation is going on so the people protesting outside were permitted to continue protesting and the people inside were one by one arrested and lead outside citibank respect indigenous rights this pipeline will poison us all our ais and our water which begs the question why couldn't the people inside simply walk outside to avoid getting arrested i declined the opportunity to go home because i feel very strongly that the dakota access pipeline should be stopped

a crowd of around 50 gathered outside the citibank offices this morning, calling for citibank to stop financing the dakota access pipeline. the obama administration has asked the construction on the pipeline be halted for the time being. the pipe from the north dakota oil field to illinois was originally going to cross the missouri river near bismarck. but concerns that an oil spill could pollute the capital city's drinking water resulted in the pipeline being moved to within a half mile of the standing rock sioux reservation. >> i wish i could be on the front lines. >> reporter: she is a member of the northern cheyenne tribe taking part in the dakota blockade. >> it's not about the greed, it's about the water. >> reporter: san francisco police arrested a dozen of the protesters who refused to leave the citibank lobby. including uc berkeley grad student, adrian wilson. >> well, it isn't much when you think about what people in north dakota are facing, having their water poisoned, seeing their way of life destroyed. >> reporter: san francisco police praised the protesters for remaining

citibank and wells fargo. the group starts at the citibank at san antonio road in mountain view and march to the nearby wells fargo branch. earlier this week 12 dakota pipeline protesters were arrested after they refused to leave the citibank building in san francisco. >>> just in, san francisco's city attorney is suing the developers of sinking millennium tower. a news conference just ended. it started at 10:00 this morning. city attorney dennis herrera says this is, quote, every home owner's worst nightmare. at issue, whether the sinking had been disclosed to potential buyers in 2009. several owners told us they were not told about the problems until earlier this year. if that's true, millennium partners could be liable. if you'd like to see some of our previous reporting and stories, search millennium tower on our nbcbayarea.com home page. >>> cocktails at company headquarters, comfy beds, plush hotel. if you want to spend the night there, facebook employees could be enjoying a different campus experience.

protesters against the dakota access pipeline chained themselves to citibank building yesterday. a crowd of about 50 protesters blocked access to elevators and carried signs calling for citibank to stop financing that pipeline. police praised the group for being peaceful. about a dozen were still handcuffed and escorted out of the building and cited and released. that includes uc berkeley grad student adrian wilson. >> well, the penalty isn't much when you think about what people in north dakota are facing, having their water poisoned, seeing their way of life destroyed. >> the nearly completed pipeline is going to cross four different states connecting north dakota and illinois with 1200 miles of pipe. those who are against it say it's destroying sacred land and threatens to pollute the missouri river which provides water to millions of people. >>> 5:59 right now. we reported on stolen guns leading to other crimes. now we're uncovering where many of the guns are coming from in california. our investigative unit has found that retail gun stores are now the targets of thieves and

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inside the building which arm chained together your an effective behaving badly processes and to a citibank building and basically waited for san francisco police to remove. remove stanley r: the people inside were won by one arrested and lead outside which begs the question why couldn't it inside walk out to avoid being arrested to keep everyone on this there was a legal observer to watch and keep note in the and all the protesters on the inside were arrested cited and released friday inside the building >>reporter: loss of sunshine a ridge of high pressure you will notice have had to dance fog in santa rosa will see a decrease visibility everywhere else looks like a clear start to the warning also sunshine to follow we're trying out a to go to the next couple of days by the weekend tomorrow at 3:00 p.m. we will start the morning and 15 by the afternoon will stay in the high 60s if you're closer to concord to the judge will be a bit warmer san francisco peninsula 51-6 a.m. 50 store the afternoon except to say in the mid fifties san mateo 68 degrees by 4:00 p.m.. close to 70 degrees and int

he was arrested just hours after he was accused of holding up a citibank on south willow street. surveillance video a loud police to id him in two other crimes as well -- i allowed police to id him and other crimes as well. nichole: protests over the american flag at hampshire college. many of the protesters are veterans. they carried flags across the campus. the flags of been removed since students burned one to protest donald trump's election. >> we want that flag raised. raise your flags, everybody. nichole: the protesters placed the school says it welcomes a peaceful discussion about his decision. reid: still ahead on newscenter 5 at 6:00 -- friends and family gathering to raise money for a scholarship. we are learning that that fundraiser -- nichole: a big day for shopping on black friday, but not necessarily of stores. the new record set online. mike: we start the work week withun i have an hour-by-hour breakdown. reid: and bob halloran tells us about the wreck catcher coming coming up and sports. >> half hour of news at four clock. j.c. monahan, ed harding, newscenter 5 4:

earlier this week 12 dakota pipeline protesters were arrested after they refused to leave the citibank building in san francisco. >>> another mass exodus is reportedly under way at two livermore charter schools under fire. the company that runs the livermore valley charter school faces allegations of mismanagement and illegally mistreating exchange students. some 250 students left the school before the start of the new school year. east bay times reports another 350 students are now jumping ship this month. livermore school district is now using a closed elementary school as a temporary overflow facility for new classes. >>> facebook is getting even bigger. this week the city of menlo park approved the company's expansion plans to add more than 6,500 employees and about a million square feet along the bayfront expressway. this is a rendering of what part of that expansion might look like. the plans also include a new 200-room hotel and the so-called constitution drive project also calls for the social media giant to build 20 below-market units or pay $6.5 million dedicated to that kind

they want citibank to stop funding the project. 12 protesters were cited and then released. >>> i know burn season begins today at san francisco's ocean beach. no bonfires are a loud until march. during no burn season national park service crews will remove and clean beach fire pits and reinstall them for the spring and summer. it coincides with the winter spare the air season. >>> 4:26 a.m., businesses are planning towards the holidays that includes the turkey maker butterball and for the first time butterball is going digital so you can text them with questions about your tricky. they start taking questions thursday november 17th through thanksgiving. they expect the most asked question to be how long does it take to thought-out the turkey? it happens every year. >> or you if you forget to pull it out. >> 4:27 a.m. and it's a contentious issue for years and it's back on the election ballot. coming up city leaders are trying to figure out how to regulate the recreational use of marijuana if prop 64 passes >>> bay area muscles at risk and what is popping up in the waterways that has of

they were in front of citibank headquarters. they are calling on the bank to stop funding the dakota access pipeline. more than 140 people have been arrested in the past week as the pipeline construction site in martin county, north dakota. activists are trying to block the project because they say it will hurt the environment and destroy some native american sites. >>> right now, cleanup is underway in italy after a rash of powerful earthquakes. new video shows historic buildings and churches crumbling. the latest earthquake, a magnitude 6.6, reporter seth doane shows us the devastation left behind in the city of muccia . >> reporter: drones are being used to survey damage along landslides, closed roads and bulldozers. lives were spared but bits of history were lost as ancient buildings, churches, and the art inside them crumbled. geologists tell us these quakes are linked in the seismically active part of the apennine mountains where tectonic plates rub against each other with disastrous results. >> every so many hundreds of y

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fbi after this man wanted for center citibank robbery. investigators say he showed a teller a demand note she hasn'ted over a bundle of cash at the republic bank on the 1600 block of mark street yesterday. he got away but the fbi hopes that is not for long. >>> developing to night, the search for a beloved family pet. last time louie's family saw him was on his surveillance video. a couple they don't know walked off wither little yorkie right from their olney doorstep. louie's owners are speaking out hoping someone will speak up. brad sattin has been talking with his family. brad? >> reporter: really sad story. this happened tuesday night around 10:00 o'clock here on the 5200 block of arbor street. if you own a pet, if you've ever had a pet, you know losing a pet can be so difficult. but it's in in this case the dog was a source of comfort that will not be easily replaced. bernard sanford is desperately searching for his eight-year-old yorkie named louie. when a pizza delivery man knock on his door tuesday night we are far's daughter answ

several dozen people march in front of a citibank branch and wells fargo and san antonio road. to the group included the activist group the raging grannies to the demonstrators tried to pressure the banks to stop funding the project that organizers say the pipeline threatens the water supplies of this tribe and damaging ancient burial sites are instructed san francisco voters next tuesday will decide on a contested measure dealing with homeless population that supporters of prop q say all of the tent cities due to go to the states not only and i sort of they are dirty and dangerous as well. now they are making a new claim to drum up support. the fire department released a report that shows a decade ago crews battled 35 fires at homeless and kenneth report says more recently this figures have risen. last they said there was 100 fires at homeless and campus and this year they will see hundred and 10. >>> it has become an increasing concern since there's the cooking going on. with supporters opposing bart this is part of a campaign that is aiming to demonize the homeless and incit

they can purchase now and you will be reimbursed at the price goes down within a certain timeframe,ri citibank offers a price rewind program just register the item you bought online they will then track it over the next two months and issue a refund if requested, just remember you only proof of purchase, and with some cards prove that another deal exist s don't lose your receipt or the advertised sale that bates mote discover mastercard have some programs but buyer bewarere item sold a little numbers may be excludeded including bar busters be sure you know what time of the stores open, best buy, toys "r" us and macy's will open at 5:00 o'clock thanksgiving day, you then can go over to target in sears with the opening six on a roll be opening on thanksgiving night, ensuring yo know where you're going, lorrie taylor fox 8 news. 's got you covered, go to fox 8.com to check out the black friday guide with there will be a big shock and hydration,a for that, looking back at me before shot of the lake, at avon lake worker tomorrow, if you're not ready for the winter probably want to take full advanta

demonstrators gathered in front of a citibank branch. another group rallied in more than 80 cities nationwide. the pipeline would carry oil from north dakota to illinois and under missouri river. >> it's like where is it safe to destroy water sources? it's got to go under the river in order to get to where it's going. and it doesn't need to be going in the first place. >> yesterday, the army corps of engineer saying additional discussion with the tribe and analysis are warranted. >>> coming up next, we're live on the campus of cal, student rally had nothing to do with a pipe line. >>> dozens of people showing up to support a victim. >> dozens of pockets of springels but rainfall is still a few days away. a few days away. am i actually pushing these guys who ran out of gas a few days away. six miles on a lonely highway? or is this a metaphor for how i'm constantly pushing myself to make a tastier sandwich? like my new pepper jack ranch spicy chicken sandwich with spicy pepper jack cheese, spicy ranch, and spicy all-white-meat chicken. but

demonstrators gathered in front of a citibank branch. another group rallied in more than 80 cities nationwide. the pipeline would carry oil from north dakota to illinois and under missouri river. >> it's like where is it safe to destroy water sources? it's got to go under the river in order to get to where it's going. and it doesn't need to be going in the first place. >> yesterday, the army corps of engineer saying additional discussion with the tribe and analysis are warranted. >>> coming up next, we're live on the campus of cal, student rally had nothing to do with a pipe line. >>> dozens of people showing up to support a victim. >> dozens of pockets of springels but rainfall is still a few days away. abc7 news at 6:00 continues. >>> an architecture professor made a complaint is speaking out. melanie woodrow is on campus. the student received support from dozens of others today. melanie? >> lots of support student. he writes i believe the campus current has exaggerated complaints. uc berkeley says a meeting was held about this, and de

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that is what we still have citibank. if it comes back, these banks are in trouble. you can say the bankers really believe when trump says he's going to lower their taxes and deregulate their industry. they do not believe him when he says this populist rant against wall street and the republicans suggest a new glass-steagall. that is my understanding after speaking to these people. do autocrats know how to lead a democracy? reemergesul manafort as a player at trump tower. ♪ carol: welcome back to bloomberg businessweek. oliver: you can also listen to us on the radio. 1200 in boston. i deny .1 fm in washington, d.c. carol: and in asia on the bloomberg radio plus app. a controversial figure in trump land emerges. we spoke to reporter bob coulter. steve bannon was supposed to be the mastermind that was going to bring trump of victory. he resigned in august. it seemed like that was going to be it. and we would never hear from him again. what i've reported out is the idea that he never went away. he stayed close to trump all the way through and he articulated the strate

>> i got a call after i had worked at citibank for two years and someone said, we want you in china help the chinese company to raise money. i decided, that is great. that is just the starting point of chinese companies rated money -- raising money. brothers andlehman worked on a number of chinese equity financing. charlie: you were involved in a company that you helped build, and the expedia business. >> that is right. i am proud of that experience. after working in the industry for more than six years, i decided i should try something more entrepreneurial. with twoed the company of my friends. c-trip, meaning chinese trip. charlie: kind of an expedient china. -- expedia china. >> right. today we're almost the same size as expedient. it is a $20 billion market. charlie: you decided to go into venture capital. with sequoia, but making it run from china. >> yes. it is a very great set up. on the one hand, you have the global brand, the 40 year experience on a global business with sequoia. at the same time, we had a decision-making on the ground by local teams. that is important. unique dy

now on to the controversial dakota access paper line receiving national and citibank ho holdings shares in the pipeline. more now live from lieian. >> reporter: this group of protesters from san francisco joined other environmental groups to, again, protest against this pipe line. now, these demonstrators are long gone. they were here this morning hand hope their message will spread throughout the country. sti blank employees were met by protesters oppose the construction of the pipeline. >> we're here to interrupt. city bank colds the largest share. we reached out the corporation and designed to comment. the nip line which -- would run from north dark to illinois, and the sixias based cop behind the the pipeline it's it's the fastest way to move the oil daily and the standing tribe as -- >> if this water gets contaminated there's no turning back and this water is very sacred to all of us, not only human race but animals and the land. >> reporter: matthew puffer and 11ers were were taken away. >> the issue this morning is they have taken over the lobby and they are interfering with the

now on to the controversial dakota access paper line receiving national and citibank ho holdings shares in the pipeline. more now live from lieian. >> reporter: this group of protesters from san francisco joined other environmental groups to, again, protest against this pipe line. now, these demonstrators are long gone. they were here this morning hand hope their message will spread throughout the country. sti blank employees were met by protesters oppose the construction of the pipeline. >> we're here to interrupt. city bank colds the largest share. we reached out the corporation and designed to comment. the nip line which -- would run from north dark to illinois, and the sixias based cop behind the the pipeline it's it's the fastest way to move the oil daily and the standing tribe as -- >> if this water gets contaminated there's no turning back and this water is very sacred to all of us, not only human race but animals and the land. >> reporter: matthew puffer and 11ers were were taken away. >> the issue this morning is they have taken over the lobby and they are interfering with the

i don't know citibanks, crop rocks and on air also closed. we have seen growth, however, over the summer with the opening of coastal taco. according to the flats east bank website more restaurants are coming soon. in march the country trio rascal flatts announced its plan to develop a restaurant. jimmy buffett's margaritaville also said to be coming soon. here is the dark willyville sign this morning. people would like to see it turned into a previous place. we will keep an eye -- a breakfast place. we will certainly keep an eye on this for you. live in cleveland, sarah phinney, newschannel5. >>> we have breaking news from overnight we have been following all morning. the deadly scene in akron, two people found dead in an apartment complex. police looking at it as a killed at the park lane apartments. a medical examiner was at the seen and a source is telling us it is being investigated as a suspected murder-suicide. we will bring you more information as it comes in. >>> police in medina are releasing the mug shots of two men taken into custo

police and the fbi are asking for the public's help in finding a bank robber that targeted a center citibank. these photos were taken during the robbery at republic bank at market streets yesterday morning. the man wearing a hooded adidas jacket showed a demand letter to the teller and took cash and took off. if you have information call the fbi at the number on the bottom of your screen there. >>> chopper 6 hd capturing the scene of a crash involving a police cruiser and two other cars today it happened in front of the kennedy hospital, gloucester county. two people including an officer were taken to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. >>> a new middle school is under construction in vineland, new jersey, they broke ground in lincoln middle school, and the building will serve 620, sixth through eighth graders soon. 19 classrooms and science labs, the footing is poured and the foundation is started and no word when it will be completed. >> we are just a week from thanksgiving. it's time to start searching for the perfect christmas tree. meteorologist, adam joseph, already on the

wire dictators laundering money through our banks that's right because jamie diamond was so great at citibank he was great they don't want to limit the truth that they're part of the problem and they don't want to fix it. that this justifies a state so what about those other countries like singapore or dubai? it isn't the same even the delaware companies when you don't know the shareholders. so we will never get to the bottom of this. and uh treasury department just pushes this to say this is what we want. so we're running around in circles. i don't see a solution so is an that situation because you don't want that to go to someplace you will never see it again so now they're even smarter. if i had an account of don't have any money would you talking about? get a passport. there is no way to trace that. bacon stop the many movements that is a band-aid. they should save you all played by the rules and looked at the way business is conducted. not knowing the shareholders that is nonsense. people hide behind that. >> exactly. i have always said secrecy was extended now is perpetuated by the amer

the group is demanding that citibank stop financing the 12-hundred mile project. the "standing rock" sioux tribe opposes the project as well. it's concerned about the pipeline's impact on cultural, historic and sacred spaces... and the threat it poses to drinking water. the cleveland indians are looking to win the world series in front of their fans... after their 3-2 loss to the cubs sunday night.and it turns out...the cubs' win was better sports viewing than the nfl. nfl.ratings for game 5 of the cubs-indians beat the cowboys- eagles on "sunday night football" - by 32 percent. the cubs' win drew a rating on "fox".compare that to 11-point-six for the nfl on nbc. it was the best rating for any baseball game in the last five years. and it represents the first time in three years a world series game has topped "sunday night football".world series game-6 is tonight in cleveland. still ahead in entertainment news... disney finds its next remake! 3 and... if you thought ?you? were a pumpkin carving pro.... wait til you see the creations some nasa engineers came up with

we should mention citibank reduced its price target on amazon so maybe that has something to do with that. checking it. checking out some other retailers. the one moving higher is warmer. to the streets of cuba. he overthrew the nation's old regime and really fundamentally change the way the country is governed and done business with the world since 1959. under president obama's tenure the u.s. has been that. some big american businesses that you may invest in they are already calling to changes to the previous agreement. if it is unwilling to make a better deal for the cuban people the cuban-american people or the u.s. as a whole i will terminate the deal. president-elect trump is as he set to meet with david patrice. he's up his up there somewhere in trump tower. his speculation is perhaps that he might be a candidate to be considered in the battle of the secretary of state. you witnessed him walking in today. he is getting hosted by donald trump at the moment. is there any chatter on what his role might be there. >> there are three candidates if you include the trays that will be

. >> it's 4:30 and "action news" continues, a bandit is on the loose following a robbery at center citibank. we have pictures that police want to you see. >>> plus, president obama delivers a stark message to his success er today it's time to stand up to russia. and a deer cut into a runner in a cross runt race. this video is going viral today. >>> an elderly woman had her purse stolen right from underneath her nose from a pair of crooks at a grocery store. they used the distraction tactic to get the goods out of her shopping cart. sara bloomquist has the details. >> reporter: well sharrie, police tell us this type of crime does pick up this time of year, in this case, the 84-year-old victim was doing her shopping here at the giant supermarket in the northeast. when she was targeted by a pair of thieves who targeted her purse. the surveillance cameras captured the young man and woman wearing sweats at 2550 grant avenue in the northeast. it was november 11th at 9:00 p.m. they approach the 84-year-old victim wearing the bright pink shirt while she is shopping the aisles. the young man started

this is one from citibank on halloween where activists were protesting the financing of the pipeline and about a dozen activists were arrested. the gentleman i spoke with here this morning said he wasn't a protestor he was a protector. again the protest or the "action" starts at 6:30 this morning. they are planning on marching to the office of the army corps of engineers on market street. live in san francisco anne makevoc, kpix 5. >>> president-elect donald trump meets with vice president- elect mike pence in new york today as he continues to build his administration. the secret service is vetting residents and employees at trump tower. hena daniels has the latest from new york. >> reporter: a campaign source tells cbs news rudy giuliani is favored to be secretary of state in donald trump's new administration. speaking at a "wall street journal" forum in washington last night the former new york city mayor wouldn't discuss his chances, instead came to the defense of steve bannon, the media mogul tapped as the president-elect's chief strategist. >> he is a patriot. he loves america.

neil: i got a call after i had worked at citibank for two years and someone said, you have a yale background and you come from china. we want you in china help this chinese company to raise money. i decided, that is great. of thosetarting point chinese companies trying to raise money either from hong kong listings, u.s. listings, and i joined lehman brothers and worked on a number of chinese financing, equity financing. charlie: you were involved in a company that you helped build, in the expedia business. neil: that is right. i am proud of that experience. in 19 99, after working in the banking industry for over six years, i decided i would try something more entrepreneurial. i cofounded the company c-trip together with two of my friends. c-trip, meaning chinese trip. we try to learn from -- charlie: kind of an expedia china. neil: right. today we're almost the same size as expedia. with 16 years of history. it is a $25 billion plus market. charlie: you decided to go into venture capital. with sequoia, but making it run from china. neil: yes. that's right. it is a very great set-up. on the

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at the same time speaking of dollar strength, euro weakness ecb has added citibank's irish arm to its supervision list. the holding company has around 46 billion euros in assets and houses the u.s. lenders, european retail banking operation. >> ecb president mario draghi warned about reading too much in european markets reaction to donald trump's election victory. mario draghi likeened the u.s. election result to the brexit vote and he said both events would likely have a long term impact that's difficult to assess at this stage. >>> luxury stocks are seeing losses. the slump in watch exports continued in the move october just to give you a little more detail. they were down in nominal terms. a steep drop because of the anti-corruption drive by the chinese government. shipments to hong kong were down 21%. shipments to the u.s. were down 16%. and in hong kong, it's worth noting there's a lot of unsold inventory that needs be marked down and analysts this morning were pretty surprised about the weak numbers. one saying that watch makers they've voluntarily exported less in october in or

the protesters took over the bank lobby demanding that citibank stop financing the dakota access pipeline project. a dozen protestors were arrested after being given three warnings to evacuate. the project will transport crude oil through a 11-hundred mile pipeline. protesters argue that large companies like citigroup do not care about the negative impact of the project on local comunities and the environment. officials say the protesters will likely be cited and released. 49ers vs santa clara-ots vo the battle over levi's stadium is heating up. between the 49ers and the city of santa clara. the mayor has accused of the team. of taking taxpayer dollars and spending the money on the operation of the facility. an auditor has been looking into the situation. and the 49ers were supposed to turn over some important documents today. if the 49ers did spend public funds on stadium operations, that would violate a voter - approved measure. protecting city money. the mayor has gone as far to say, the city could take over the operation of the stadium. the 49ers have fired back with this statement. "

protestors will be out in front of citibank on san antonio road around 4 p.m. they are calling on the bank to stop funding the pipeline. >>> here's a live look this morning from wrigley field. the chicago cubs the world series champions. reaction from the fans and the best moments of the game ahead in about 10 minutes. the 108-year drought is finally over for the cubs [chuckling]. >> so awesome for them. >>> time now 5:10. a view of salmon like we have never seen before. we'll take you to the russian river under water viewing tank. next. >> and if epipens are too expensive for you there's a generic you can buy. but there's a problem. we'll look into why next. >> from the kpix weather center, dark outside now but we know we have clear skies. sunshine today, but rain and its arrival. we'll pinpoint the timing coming up. >> and if you are heading from san leandro to the maze, that's going to take you 30 minutes right now. why? we'll tell you about some roadwork causing some trouble on the nimitz freeway coming up. ,, ,, disappointed this weekend! the recreational

that is what we still have citibank. if it comes back, these banks are in trouble. so to be able to square the circle, you can say the bankers really believe when trump says he's going to lower their taxes and deregulate their industry. and i think they do not believe him when he sort of says this populist sort of rant against wall street and the republicans suggest a new glass-steagall. that is my understanding after speaking to these people. carol: up next, do autocrats know how to lead a democracy? we will take a look at what is happening around the world. oliver: plus, paul manafort reemerges as a player at trump tower. ♪ ♪ carol: welcome back to "bloomberg businessweek." i am carol massar. oliver: i am oliver renick. you can also listen to us on the radio. 1200 in boston. 99.1 fm in washington, d.c. a.m. 960 in the bay area. carroll: and in london. and in asia on the bloomberg radio plus app. in the features section, a controversial figure in trump land reemerges in trump tower. oliver: paul manafort is next. it turns out that he never left. we spoke to rep

this protest will first head to the quarters of pnb bank and wells fargo, citibank and bank of america locations here in the downtown area. this demonstration obviously very peaceful right now. the group is marching on the sidewalk as we speak. about 100 or so people. this protest is expected to last until 11:00 this morning. send it back to you guys. >> thank you, alex. it looks like both sides are refusing to back down. north dakota authorities are blocking supplies being delivered to demonstrators after the governor issued a mandatory evacuation order on monday. protesters say they will stay put. 2,000 military veterans are heading there next week to act as human shields to protect the demonstrators. it involves building a pipeline beneath the lake. protesters say it threatens water resources and sacred sites. >>> donald trump announced he is leaving his business empire to focus being president. he is not required to separate himself from business operation, he tweeted, but he believes it is quote visually important as president to in no way have a conflict of interest with my vario

protesters say a number of large banks like wells fargo, b of a and citibank are helping to fund the controversial dakota access pipeline. today supporters of the standing rock movement marched into a number of the banks here in the financial district and withdrew all their money. a strong show of support for protesters in standing rock and a call today to divest from large financial institutions. hundreds marched through downtown san francisco this morning and stopped at various banks. >> no money, no pine line. >> reporter: while police guarded the door, some protesters went into this chase branch and pulled out all their money from their accounts. >> i just closed my account with chase. >> reporter: christina, a nurse at ucsf walked out with her debit card cut into pieces. >> money is the only thing that talks. so by closing my account at chase, hopefully i will have an impact on chase and hopefully they will divest as well. >> i refuse to be a part of funding the pipeline. i'm here to stand withstanding rock with indigenous people, protecting the right to life. >> reporter: this

fbi is after that person, wanted for robbing a center citibank. investigators say he showed a teller a demand note, teller handed over money at republic bank on the 1600 block of market street on wednesday. robber was able to getaway but fbi hopes in the for long. >>> national intelligent chief resigned, james clapper will leave when president obama finishes his term. yesterday, clapper says that the u.s. faces many threats in the next five to ten years with the the most concern coming from russia, chine, north korea and iran. clapper has held that job for six years. >>> atlanta judge awarded damages of 36 million-dollar to the estate of the late bobbi kristina brown. her former boyfriend nick gordon must pay money in the wrongful death case. gordon has not been criminally charged in bobbi kristina's death. daughter of whether it the any houston and bobby brown was found face down and unresponsive in the bathtub in january 2015, bobbi kristina brown was just 22 years old. >>> developing story this morning a mine collapses in turkey killing several

. >>> fbi is after a man, for a center citibank robbery. there he is. investigators say he showed a teller a demand note the and teller handed over cash. this is republic cash on the 1600 block of market street on wednesday. robber was able to getaway but fbi hopes in the for long. >>> now to some controversy surrounding a baltimore elementary and middle schoolteacher. we have the video we are about to show you. that teacher caught on cell phone video using racial slurs towards her students. take a listen and we will see what happened next. >> unaudible. >> it was posted on social media shows a science teacher at this elementary school yelling at students in her classroom. she called them idiots, stupid and used a racial slur. baltimore city public school district is responding to that video. here's the official statement. it basically said that the teacher has been since fired and this type of behavior will not be tolerated. teacher is not the saying the word but video has been viewed more than 2 million times on facebook. >>> lets go now to the univer

." >>> an after-hours call to one west bank which is now own by citibank was not returned. >>> 6:02. let's check the morning commute with roqui. >> yeah. it's been a quiet morning. it's not bad. but let's check highway 4 for the first time this morning. looking normal on your morning commute. hillcrest avenue to highway 242 will take you 30 minutes westbound on highway 4. and if you are heading from antioch into pittsburg expect to be driving at 20 miles per hour. let's move to the altamont pass. traffic slow from 205, you're driving at 13 miles per hour. and then speeds pick up at north flynn road to 29 miles per hour into livermore where it frees up and then you hit this slow-moving traffic across the dublin interchange. altamont pass to 680 will take you 16 minutes. let's move over now to the south bay. 101 northbound between that 280/680 split to highway 237 that will be 15 minutes. and then expect an 11-minute drive on northbound 280 in downtown san jose between the 101/680 split and highway 85 and a quick 12-minute drive on the guadalupe parkway and moving over to the golden ga

we've gotten to a stage where you got that big, gigantic banks like citibank, and they're effectively using your money and my money to take on risk on the other side of the balance sheet. i mean, why not just separate those out, we go back to how it was in the old days? the risk takers take the risk with their own money, advisory is its own business, and you know what? the good old savings and loan traditional, steady has a place as well. that may be where we're heading, and i don't think that's necessarily a bad thing. given what we've been through. peter barnes, thank you so much. for more on how wall street is reacting to trump's big victory, i'm joined by economics professor brian bre mberg and ashley webster. we're looking at a market that's basically trading flat, but it's been skyrocketing since news of trump's victory -- at least since the market opened. what are traders telling you? >> it's interesting because i said this earlier, you have all those pollsters and pundits who blew it on election day and their forecasts, and you can say that about the financial analysts. these

citibank and bank of america, for example, let's you get a one-time use credit card number. >> the reporter: if you missed out on the best deals, hang on a little longer. >> the day after christmas is certainly a big day to get half off. >> the reporter: he has one other recommendation. if you're led to a site that seems a little too good to be true, can you always visit find that link on our web site, fox25boston.com. elizabeth hopkins, fox 25 news. >> vanessa: good advice. lily, thank you. we are just getting a look at how much money americans spent on black friday. the annual shopping spree raked in $3 billion, much of it on line. researchers say about a billion came from shopping through mobile devices. data also shows sales at fiscal stores dipped 5% during the past few days. >> mark: gas prices in boston dropped again this past week, according to gas buddy. unleaded in boston, $2.15 a gallon, that's down 1.3 cents from last week. it is nearly 4 cents per gallon, higher than prices last year at this time, but gas prices typically fall in december. >> vanessa: new at 5:30 p.m., most of

lindsey allen of the rainforest action network said -- "citibank's leading role in financing the pipeline makes it complicit in gross violations of indigenous and human rights.s. in iraq, the u.s.-.-backed iraqi forces and government militias are continuing the campaign to retake the city of mosul from isis. the iraqi military says it discovered a mass grave with as many as 100 decapitated bodies during its advance into the town of hamam al-alil to the south of mosul. this comes as residents of al-qayyarah, a town about 40 miles south of mosul, report being sickened by the poisonous smoke from continuously burning oil well fires. the iraqi military says isis militants lit the oil wells on fire in august while retreating from the town. the fires continue to burn three months later. in brazil, the landless workers movement, known as the mst, is facing increasing repression, including the detention of at least can organizers. on november 4, state police raided mst's national school, sao paulo, firing live ammunition and detaining two mst members, including a 64-year-old librarian whose rib w

we talk about them all of the time, citibank trading 80% of book. bank of america probably about the same. you juxtapose that with jpmorgan probably now 1.3%, 1. -- 140% of book or so. so i think there is a real good chance that the two aforementioned backs, citi and bank of america, trade up the book value. you asked about goldman sachs. this is a stock that's going to probably continue to run. it was eight years of people being scared to be in goldman sachs. that's all seemed to have gone by the wayside. i'm not saying it's right, by the way. but that apparently is what's happening. so the pile-in will seem to continue. i think the only thing that -- the only thing i see derailing it, it's a fed meeting and january 20th when the inauguration takes place. >> that's the thing we don't know. we expect the market participants expect that the fed is going to raise interest rates in december. pretty much the scenario. what we don't know, what they're going to say in the press conference and the trajectory of the future rate hikes. is that a concern and