B of A questions

I don't usually go to Bank of America, but last week I decided I wanted to do a transaction in person. As I entered the bank, I saw they had placed a large tripod in the middle of the bank with a camera facing towards the customer line and the tellers. This was in addition to the numerous cameras that hang every few inches over the ceiling and walls. It was a very uncomfortable experience because I felt that the bank was expecting a problem and I did not want to be there when it happened. A couple of days later I was notified Bank of America was transferring some of its debt to another bank. The bank has been threatened with a mass exodus of accounts because of the continual increase in banking fees. I decided to check B of A's stock prices and they were around $6.50.
The question is, are B of A executives getting ready to take the money and run? How affected will B of A be by the global financial plunges, such as seen with the Euro and Greece's problems? I feel B of A is hiding some important information that will probably hurt all Americans financially. I hope not, but time will tell.