New Bank of America Regulations
Joe Ridout, manager of consumer service at Consumer Action, explains why Bank of America is dropping its overdraft fees. (3/10; 3:53)
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KCBS Evening News
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Twitter Anti-Phishing Service
KCBS Technology Analyst Larry Magid on a new service by Twitter to protect users from phishing and other malicious attacks. (3/10; 2:57)
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SF Crime Lab Under Scrunity
Steven Clark, an attorney specializing in criminal defense, on allegations that a police lab technician stealing cocaine from a San Francisco crime lab, may impact the reliability of the SFPD’s lab. (3/10; 4:45)
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Standardizing Public Education
Mike Petrilli with the Thomas B. Fordham Institute on national efforts being made to standardize textbooks and testing, making learning easier for students who move from state to state. (3/10; 4:21)
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BOA Overdraft Fees to Be Dropped
Jordan Goodman from moneyanswers.com says Bank of America's new regulations affecting debit card purchases will take effect in July. (3/10; 4:52)
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Proposed Educational Standards
Dr. Tom Adams with the state Department of Education on how new national education guidelines may impact children in California. (3/10; 3:38)
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Infrastructure Shortcomings Prolong Haiti Disaster
Dr. Farshad Rastegar, CEO of Relief International, says the devastation in Haiti would not have been so severe if the country had a stronger infrastructure.(3/10; 6:11)
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Phil Matier- Wednesday AM 3/10
KCBS and Chronicle insider Phil Matier says California politicians are pushing to ban text messaging during public meetings to keep lobbying out in the open. (3/10; 2:11)
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WASPS
A group of American women who flew for the military during World War II received a Congressional Gold Medal. (3/10; 76:13)
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