disheartening. sometimes enough is enough. reporter: california treasurer john chung is accusing wells fargo of wanton greed for opening over 2 million fake bank accounts for customers. as punishment for one year, the state will no longer use wells fargo for buying investments or underwriting bonds and will not invest in the bank s securities. how can my office continue to entrust the public s money to an organization which has shown such little regard for legions of californians to have placed their financial well-being in its care? reporter: state officials say the impact could be $500 million or more. chung thinks it will also be a blow to the san francisco-based bank s reputation. if they have to get down to their knees maybe a little again next, a little prayer would help them. reporter: wells released a statement saying in part we certainly understand the concerns that have been raised. we are very sorry and take full responsibility for the incidents in our
lines. reporter: they are having acce access equipment to get a road in. there s certain areas dozers cannot work and that s why we bring in the hand crews. reporter: down the street at the coffee house in girl roy. our heart goes out to them and you want to do what you can. reporter: owner connie thomas is part of a volunteer group that s been collecting donations and even providing free coffee to first responders and evacuees. if that happened to me and if i was coming down off of there and worrying about my animals and stuff like that, i just wanted to do what i thought i would want. reporter: a simple gesture but one that hasn t gone unnotice and now as neighbors wait to head back to their homes. i don t want to see anybody get hurt, you know. our houses are not worth somebody s life, flat out bottom line. reporter: a sincere message to crews fighting the flames atop loma prieta. we ve been in touch with cal fire and expect another update within the hour.