CUOMO: It is time for CNN money now, and that means chief business correspondent, Christine Romans is here. Christine has news about banks behaving badly this morning. What is it?</s>CHRISTINE ROMANS, CNN CHIEF BUSINESS CORRESPONDENT: It's Wells Fargo sued, Chris, over sketchy sales tactics. The city of Los Angeles said Wells Fargo pressured its employees to meet unrealistic quotas and that meant opening accounts and opening credit cards for customers without their permission. Wells Fargo did not comment on these unauthorized accounts, but promised to defend itself from the allegations. Oil prices are rising. U.S. crude oil is back up to 60 bucks a barrel that's the highest so far this year. Oil collapsed because of supply, but prices are creeping up as production slows and yes, that means higher gas prices at the pump. In today's NEW DAY, new you, some news this morning about weight loss. Shopping lists may be a useful tool to help control your weight. A brand-new study looks at low-income individuals in food deserts, places where it's hard to find fresh and healthy food that is affordable. It turns out people who used shopping list were more likely to eat better and be thinner, why? Well, first of all, grocery lists serve as memory aids and it's good to plan ahead and make good decisions. Next, lists prevented impulse purchases like snacks and sweets, and finally lists help you eat healthy and stick to a budget, a common complaint, healthy food is too expensive, but lists can help budget for good food and not leave room for the junk.</s>CAMEROTA: Thank you. All right, back to our breaking news now because that Germanwings co- pilot, who crashed Flight 9525 into the French Alps rehearsed his suicide mission earlier in the day. The bombshell new findings at the top of the hour.
Wells Fargo Sued Over Unauthorized Accounts.