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Office says it could provide them $4 million a year. the bank says the post office shouldnt be in the banking business. >> have you ever stood in a line at the holiday season trying to get package and the window just shuts because that person is on break? envision that world. envision the dmvñrñr getting ino check-cashing, and small dollar loans and so forth. its a very bad idea. >> proponents point out the post office does offer some financial services like money orders and money transfers. >...

Cyprus after they were shut down because of the countrys financial crisis and believe it or not that tiny eastern mediterranean island is having ripple effects all other the world. we start there. im bill hemmer the welcome to a brand new hour of "americas newsroom." how are you doing? alisyn: im doing well. im alisyn camerota in for martha maccallum. the government imposed restrictions including some of these. no check cashing. they will have a limit how much money can be withdrawn. less than $...

>> anthony, a former marine and his friend james, a recovering crack addict are saving money for an apartment. anthony has shown up at the labor pool four days this week, but this is his first time to go out on a job. >> right now, im on my way to the construction yard working on a ramp, be working for about eight hours, get $8 and save up money so we have a place to live. >> james has been working and saving his money all week. >> i made $233 and he got $100, $333 total this week. were going to...

Interviewers chair. the 78-year-old will broadcast on the new online only network funded by carlos slim. no date is set yet for kings weekday approach. >> i wish he would hire me. he writes a nice paycheck. >> you dont have to worry about the check cashing. >> not with carlos. lets go to politico, mike allen has that look at the playbook. good morning. >> hey, good morning guys. >> lets talk math, shall we? the romney campaign making the argument that the delegates are on their side. therest n...

Clothes, food, cigarettes. >> anthony, a former marine and his friend james, a recovering crack addict are saving money for an apartment. anthony has shown up at the labor pool four days this week, but this is his first time to go out on a job. >> right now, im on my way to the construction yard working on a ramp, be working for about eight hours, get $8 and save up money so we have a place to live. >> james has been working and saving his money all week. >> i made $233 and he got $100, $333 tot...

Leasing some of their facilities to private retailers or other federal agencies that might need the space. there has been talk in the past and there are bills in congress right now that would let them get into things like check cashing or at least allowing people to come to the post office to renew dliefrs licenses or hunting licenses and to partner with states and make money in the process. all of that could be decided in the next few months it looks like as congress sits down and thinks about ...

watermelon haul, which you can picture. >> oh, boy, yes, i can. hey, go big or go home. thats what i say. thanks, jeff. >> okay. >> all right. at 10:00 a.m. on the east coast, 7:00 a.m. out west, im kyra phillips. thanks for joining us. wall street just minutes after opening, only hours removed from the gut-wrenching plunge, u.s. investors seem to be shrugging off some of the concerns, at least for now. riots erupt across great britain. dozens of police officers hurt. hundreds of p...

Also completely rejected the notion that u.s. monetary policy was leading to sharp rises in commodities and food prices all over the world, which some believe has led to unrest in many parts of the world. he says its not fair and should not be connects with u.s. monetary policy. a big question for you now, do you trust your bank? after the meltdowns and the bailouts of the last few years, trust in banks is now not what it used to be and thats leading more americans than ever to ditch the big b...

Eric dash joins us now. explain to all of us, es this a move by the big box stores to help consumers or bottom line against the banks? >> the a bit of both, yes they want to help consumers but provide check cashing, other banking services, maybe new consumers will come to those stores and make a purchase or two when theyre there. >> when we talk about how many people are utilizing the service like this, going to a wall plart or going to a best buy, what are the numbers? do we know? >> theres no ...

Relentless in squeezing a buck. they have low and lowest prices. that is what they can do for banking. the regulators and legislators have been passing laws particular fees that banks charge on bad customers. that means they are going to have to switch it over to good behavior. i and i might have to say goodbye to free checking and free atm services so we what we need is good good old-fashioned competition. >> not just competition but specific things that that make wal-mart ripe as a cuff compet...