ROMANS: And welcome back. It's 21 minutes after the hour. Watching your money this morning. Bank of America says it will begin charging customers $5 a month to use their debit cards. The move coincides with new government rules limiting how much banks can charge merchants on debit card transactions. U.S. stock futures are pointing to a lower open on Wall Street this morning. That slide followed declines overseas. Markets there down on concern about the European debt crisis. This morning, billionaire investor, Warren Buffett, returns to the New York Stock Exchange for the first time in 23 years. He'll be ringing the opening bell to celebrate the 50th anniversary of Business Wire. That's the company own by Berkshire Hathaway. Victims of Bernie Madoff will have to wait a little longer to recover some of their loss money. The first round of checks were supposed to be mailed today, but a ruling earlier this week against the owners of the Mets cuts the recovery for Madoff victims by an estimated $6 billion. Many of you now may be a good time to buy a home or, at the very least, consider refinancing. Take a look at your mortgage right now, folks, because fix mortgage rates get their lowest lower level since Freddie Mac began tracking them back in 1970. The 30-year fixed rate mortgage averaging 4.01 percent this week. And General Motors is adding a new type of airbag to some of its crossover SUVs next year. The airbag pops up between the front seats. GM says it could help prevent 29 percent of fatalities from side crashes. Still ahead this morning, a dramatic and frightening rescue caught on tape while a six-year-old boy trips and falls in front of a moving car. How cops and bystanders banded together to save that boy's life. AMERICAN MORNING back right after the break.
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