ATM Fees Under Fire  Voters in San Francisco get to show banks
how they feel about those one- and two-dollar ATM surcharges.
Residents are being asked to vote Tuesday on the hot-button
consumer issue, as CBS News Correspondent John Blackstone
reports.  ThereÂ's little doubt that the proposed ban of cash
machine fees will pass, but since banks don't like the idea,
theyÂ're certain to challenge any injunction. Bankers contend
the charges help pay for their growing networks of ATMs.
"They're constantly charging you for everything and I think
people are sick of it," says one resident.  The fees can add up
if you use an ATM at a bank where you don't have an account. The
ATM affixes one charge, and your own bank adds another. Pretty
soon, it can take a $3 bite out of your $20.  Santa Monica has
already passed a city ban on surcharges, and other California
communities are considering bans. Connecticut and Iowa have
already passed laws implementing the ban.  "The voters and the
consumers do have a right to stand up