hello, i m aarerin brurn et. 200,000 people signed a petition ruling against bank of america for the new debit card fee. $5. we ve been saying all weeks that the fees banks are putting on people are showing how tone deaf they are at a very bad time. the person who led the petition is 22-year-old molly catchpole. she out front tonight. she is in washington and came to talk us to. we really appreciate you coming in. i appreciate it. so you and i were talking before. you said you set up this petition just a week ago. one week ago. and what made you decide to do it? what made you say i ve had enough? well, i m 22 years old. i m working two part time jobs and i don t have an extra $60 a year to give to bank of america. and i knew that thousands of other americans would feel the same way. and so basically they were trying to get you to $5 a month. yep. and you re someone who you re saying you work two part time jobs out of college. you don t have a huge bank accou
she out front tonight. she is in washington and came to talk us to. we really appreciate you coming in. i appreciate it. so you and i were talking before. you said you set up this petition just a week ago. one week ago. and what made you decide to do it? what made you say i ve had enough? well, i m 22 years old. i m working two part time jobs and i don t have an extra $60 a year to give to bank of america. and i knew that thousands of other americans would feel the same way. and so basically they were trying to get you to $5 a month. yep. and you re someone who you re saying you work two part time jobs out of college. you don t have a huge bank account. no. no. so but did you something, molly that, a lot of people don t do and that is break up with their bank. i don t know anyone that really loves their bank. but you actually tell me how you did it? yesterday i took all of the signatures yesterday i was at 195,000. so we took all of them from chang
tone deaf they are at bad time. the person that led the petition is 22-year-old molly. she s here and we appreciate you coming in, molly. thanks. i appreciate it. you and i were talking before. you said you set up this petition a week ago? one week ago. what made you decide to do it? what made you decide i ve had enough? i m 22 years old and working two part-time jobs. i don t have another $60 a year to give to bank of america. i knew thousands of measures feel the same way. basically, they re trying to get you to pay $5 a month. you are just out of college and working two jobs a month. you don t have a huge bank account. no. you did something a lot of people don t do, that is break up with their bank. i don t know many people that love their bank. tell me how you did it? yesterday, i took the signature, at 195,000. took all of them from change.org, took them to the bank i usually go to, downtown d.c. presented it to them. i said, here you go. 195,000 signat
as i do. this is your old stomping grounds and some of the same people may be here. you know, this is the set up. that s what s going to happen today. the jury is going to get instructions from the judge and this is a set up. this is where the prosecution and defense say, here s what happened. this is why dr. conrad murray is guilty because he did this and then the defense will say, well, this is why he s not guilty because michael jackson did this and they re going to say that michael jackson really took the lethal dose himself. he either ingested it by drinking it or gave himself a shot or put the iv into his arm and gave himself a higher dose. that s what s going to happen today. that s a set up and that will happen and then later the first witness, kyra. tell us about the makeup of the jury. what exactly we know. i was looking at some of the details this morning. lay it out for us. okay. so, kyra, here we go. we have in the jury, first seven men in the jury, always 12
republican debate in the last 15 days. one twist this time around. gary johnson, former new mexico governor, joins the fray. but, of course, all the focus will be on perry v. romney. the opening bell is about to ring on wall street. the president of poland has the honor of ringing the bell today. dow futures as you just heard point to a sharply lower open a day after the fed warned of major economic risk. a few other stories making headlines. a milestone for the u.s. mission to libya. this morning the american flag was raised at the u.s. embassy in tripoli for the first time since being attacked back in may. the move comes as transitional government forces confront stiff resistance in the last pockets of gadhafi loyalists. despite a last ditch plea to the supreme court, a convicted murderer was put to death last night by state of georgia. troy davis was convicted of murdering an off duty police officer in 1989. serious doubts arose in his case including 7 of the trial s 9