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Now i use my debit card, its tapped into my checking account and theyre going to make you pay for it, and all the banks were screaming they were going to have to push costs on to the consumers as a result of dodd-frank, right? >> its the amendment to dodd-frank, they raised costs by $2 billion a year for bank of america alone and they wanted to recoup that cost and consumers are saying dont take it out of my pocket, get it somewhere else. martha: if we could force a perfect world where they were...

circle. what really went on the hours before michael died and two men that worked with the king of pop for years. >> he said tomorrow, were going to discuss the vocals for the tour. you know? that was the last time i spoke to him. >> this is "piers morgan tonight." jaycee dugards mother never gave up hope but it took 18 agonizing years. as she and her family putting their lives back together, joining me now is jaycees mother and therapist. welcome to you both. an extraordinary story. o...

And you know, we just felt like we couldnt take it anymore. >> reporter: jackson is saving the pta $250 a year. what percentage of it would you say is disgust? what percentage was the fees? >> i would say 80% was disgust. >> reporter: the disgust has had deposits pouring into the chicago credit union. >> in october were on pace to go about 40% above that in new checking account and debit card activity. >> reporter: where is the business coming from, from bank of america right next door. national...

he will let you pay a flat 20% or stick with the current tax system. the centers for disease control is recommending boys ages 11 and 12 get vaccinated for the human pap loma virus or hpv. currently girls are vaccinated to cut the risk of their cervical cancer. the cdc says vaccinating boys will help slow hpv, which is spread by sexual contact. libyas new rulers say moammar gadhafi was buried in an unmarked grave today in the desert. his body was on display in a cold storage unit f...

Tried to stop this but, in fact, this is small illustration of what is happening. the silent protest, people are taking their money out of a big bank and putting them into a community bank and credit unions and they are taking advantage of some of the local institutions and saying there are some in illinois and southern florida saying we will make you $5 a month to have a debit fee with us, rather, a checking account for us and they are getting a windfall and there is www.shredmycard.com, as wel...

The internet and the security that the internet offers, internet banking can be a great way to go. you can find that most charge on using atms anywhere in the country, they will reimburse you. you dont have a branch to do a deposit now a lot are using scanning technology. so you can deposit a check without leaving the comfort of your armchair. even some of them have gone so far as to offer smartphone aps --ç apps where you can scan from our phone and deposit from your phone if you are comforta...

>> two suspects whose actions were beyond brutal. >> he swung the bat as hard as he could. before they tied anybody up, before the fire was set, joshua tried to kill dr. petit on the couch. >> reporter: im rani kaye in cheshire, connecticut. tonight, a cnn special report. what happened to a wife, a husband and their two daughters in a home that became a house of horror and terror? "pure evil, the killings in connecticut." for the petit family in this quiet connecticut suburb, there was...

less racist since the inauguration of the first black president? >> i think what barack obama is going through is more about race than anything else. >> michael jackson. >> i watched him transform himself from the child he was to the figure he became. all those facelifts and distortions. i found it to be a very sad, sad journey. >> this is "piers morgan tonight." good evening, we start with breaking news tonight. a live shot from downtown new york. the clock is ticking on a potential...

republican front-runner for the president. according to the latest national poll. leaving many analysts wondering if the georgia businessmans plan resonating. all that and more on "american morning." good morning, everybody. it is thursday, october 13. >> it is certainly not a good morning. i cant get messages from people, i cant send messages. >> mine was down yesterday but back now. >> mine was up yesterday but i e-mailed this morning. our executive producer said i will be late. >>...

>> i didnt have access to anything, really, beyond our -- what was in our checking account. >> the fact of the matter was the valsecas were house poor. they had put everything they had into the ranch and at recession prices, even if she could sell it, she would get a small fraction of $8 million. there in the dining room, jayne showed the e-mail to her afi agent and realized he was not surprised. >> you know, jayne, you have to realize that this is the way this works. youre going to be learning ...