ben tracy, cbs news, los angeles. (suggested anchor tag) ((brian loftus)) >> the international olympic committee condemned the hack and said the four u-s athletes did not violate anti-doping rules./// ((brian loftus)) >>> coming up... a record donation for unlv. see what a gift of 10-million dollars is going to make happen for the rebel football christmas present... a 10 million dollar gift from the fertitta family. it's the largest gift ever recieved by the athletic department. the money will be used to build a state of the art football facility, something coach tony sanchez says will be a game changer for the program. tony sanchez/coach; it's great because it's not a project that you talk about in 3 years, it's a today project. ((brian loftus)) >> the new complex will be located south of the baseball field and north of the two practice football fields at wildcat park./// ((brian loftus)) >>> college of southern improvements and this is a big deal for the school. csn dedicated the lady coyotes softball field yesterda

and the study found that injuries more than doubled ee ben tracy reports. >> reporter: every day, more than 300 kids end up in the emergency room with soccer-related injuries. this new study spanning 25 years found the most common injury, sprains, strains and fractures. boys are more likely to get broken bones and cuts. while girls have more knee and ankle issues. tracy meehan is a reedger at children's hospital. >> kids are playing more in more leagues than they ever have before. >> reporter: one of the biggest reasons is players still developing brains. there have been more than a $1600 increase. the 15-year-old suffered a concussion last year after collides with another player. >> hid me in the head but i don't remember passing out but i don't remember much. >> reporter: u association prevents kids from using their kids to strike the ball. brandy chastain wants u.s. soccer to go farther and not allow kids to head the ball until they turn 14. >> i think the toughest thing to do for a young person is to advocate for yourself. if you do hit the ball or fall down, maybe you don't feel r

to here's ben tracy. ? hello from the other side ? >> reporter: when adele released tickets for her u.s. tour last secember, 750,000 seats sold out in just minutes. some tickets for her new york shows next week are selling for frustrated fans have posted videos about being priced out. ? 800 dollars adele, that ain't fair ? >> reporter: adele, along with>> other artists, such as bruce springsteen and garth brooks, have tried to take on online, ticket scalpers with limitedne success. and those strange codes you enter on ticket sites that were supposed to weed out so-called problem. >> bots are computerized cheaters. >> reporter: at today's congressional hearing, senatorsg were told that computerized ticket bots buy up hundreds or thousands of seats in just seconds, and then resell them for exorbitant prices on various web sites. ? i'm thinking past tomorrow ? >> reporter: ticket scalpers made an estimated $15.5 million off just 100 performances of the broadway smash "hamilton," selling some seats for as much jeffrey seller is the show's

ben tracy, cbs news, los angeles. >>> here's another look at this morning's top stories. hillary clinton said she kept her pneumonia diagnosis private because she didn't think it would be that big of a deal. donald trump is focusing on clinton's characterization of some of his supporters as deplorable. he said his supporters are hard-working american patriots. >>> and the ncaa seven championship events including men's basketball from north carolina. the move is the latest response to a state law some say discriminates against lgbt people and curtails rights. >>> coming up on your local news on "cbs this morning," an exclusive interview with ncaa president mark emmert on moving championship events out of north carolina. maureen dowd joins us in the studio with her new book and more of charlie's interview with former president bill clinton. that's it for "cbs morning news." i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. green. cbs 2 this morning...the new information overnight about a deadly officer involved shooting in cedar rapids. the earliest stages of the corridor murder tria

the fbi is on it, and so's ben tracy. >> reporter: if you've got mail from yahoo! chances are you've in a message posted online, the company said it believes that information associated with at least 500 million user accounts was stolen. that includes names, e-mail addresses, telephone numbers, dates of birth, and even security questions and answers. the company says the hack does not appear to include credit card or bank account information. >> even with the best monitoring companies don't even know they've been hacked. >> reporter: connie guglielmo is editor-in-chief of cnet news. >> just because your bank account information wasn't stolen, oh, it's just my e-mail and my password, what could they possibly have? well, they have access to your entire circle of friends, all of the businesses that you do business with. anything that you've put in e-mail, all of that stuff is now vulnerable. >> reporter: yahoo! says the hack happened in late 2014 by an unidentified state-sponsored actor. the company has not said when it first learned of the massive data breach and why

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ben tracy, cbs news, los angeles >> the international olympic committee condemned the hack and said the four u.s. athletes did not violate anti-doping rules. >>> ride hailing service uber is testing its self-driving taxis in pennsylvania. but the experimental cars won't exactly be alone on the streets of pittsburgh yet. each car will have two drivers who can take over in case of emergencies. many people are concerned. there are no current laws regarding self-driving vehicles. it's unclear who would be responsible if one is involved in a crash. >>> optimism over the new iphone 7 is sending apple stocks soaring this week. there are reports of strong preorders. today the cupertino company's stock reached a 2016 high with its market value hitting above $600 billion since april. right now, shares are up about 4%. let's check in with wall street and see how it's doing. the the dow is down 46 points. >>> time for a check of weather with roberta. >> what a summer day we have. all week actually has been really pretty. it's been very cool on monday and tuesday 10 to 15 degrees below average. this

here's ben tracy. >> welcome home! >> this is our ramily. >> reporter: from the city to the sea, rams fans have been celebrating ever since it was announced team of coming home to los angeles. >> yeah, baby! we're back! >> reporter: adding oar wearing throw-back uniforms in the home opener. it's also a long-awaited homecoming. the rams played in the coliseum when the franchise first arrived in l.a. back in 1946. >> the fans here are so excitedded. i'm so excited. we just can't contaken ourselves. >> reporter: this week "forbes" released its annual list of the nfl's most valuable teams. the rams ranked number 28 last year but have jumped to number 6, relocating to l.a. doubled $2. the 9 billion, a record-setting rise. >> never seen it before in the national football league. >> reporter: the increase is tied to l.a.'s lucrative media market and a stunning new sports venue where the the team will begin to play in 2019. the $3 billion complex includes retail, hotel, office, and residential space, along with 25 acres of par

ben tracy, cbs news, los angeles. >>> hillary clinton said she kept her pneumonia diagnosis private becausehink it would be that big of a deal. donald trump is focusing on clinton's characterization of some of his supporters as deplorable. help said his supporters are had hard working. >>> and the ncaa has cancelled several events including men's basketball in north carolina. some say it discriminates against lgbt people and sur tcus rights. >>> coming up on your local news on "cbs this morning," an exclusive interview with ncaa president mark emmert on moving championship events out of north carolina plus new york column lift maureen dowd joins us in the studio with her new book and more of charlie's interview with former president bill clinton. that's it for "cbs morning news." i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. >> get ready for gridlock. philadelphia is getting ready for a presidential visitment preparations underway at eakin's oval where president obama will speak in favor of hillary clinton today. >> a car went up in flame after big crash in new jersey. take a look. we're going to

the fbi is on it, and so's ben tracy. >> reporter: if you've got mail been hacked. in a message posted online, the company said it believes that information associated with at least 500 million user accounts was stolen. that includes names, e-mail addresses, telephone numbers, dates of birth, and even security questions and answers. the company says the hack does not appear to include credit card or bank account information. >> even with the best monitoring companies don't even know they've been hacked. >> reporter: connie guglielmo is editor-in-chief o >> just because your bank account information wasn't stolen, oh, it's just my e-mail and my password, what could they possibly have? well, they have access to your entire circle of friends, all of the businesses that you do business with. anything that you've put in e-mail, all of that stuff is now vulnerable. >> reporter: yahoo! says the hack happened in late 2014 by an unnied state-sponsored actor. the company has not said when it first learned of the massive data breach and why it's alerting customers now. but it

is on it, and so is ben tracy. >> reporter: if you've got mail from yahoo!, chances are, you've been hacked. in a message posted online, the company said it believes that information associated with at least 500 million user accounts was stolen. that includes names, e-mail addresses, telephone numbers, dates of birth, and even security questions and answers. the company says the hack does information. >> even with the best monitoring, companies don't even know they've been hacked. >> reporter: connie guglielmo is editor in chief of cnet news. >> just because your bank account information wasn't stolen-- "oh, it's just my e-mail and my password. what could they possibly have?" well they have access to your entire circle of friends, all of the businesses that you do business with. anything that you've put in e-mail, all of that stuff is now vulnerable. >> reporter: yahoo! says the hack happened in late 2014 by an unidentified state-sponsored actor. the company has not said when it first learned of the massive data breach and why it's alerting customers now, bu

ben tracy is keeping the score. >> reporter: every day more tham 300 kids end up in the emergencu room with soccer-related injuries. this new study spanning 25 years found the most common injurieson broken bones and cuts, whilea girls have more knee and ankle issues. tracy mehan is a researcher atee nationwide children's hospital. >> kids are playing more frequently, they are playing year-round and in more leagues than they ever have before. b >> reporter: one of the biggest concerns is protecting youngot players still developing brains. there has been a nearly 1,600% increase in the rate of soccer- related head injuries including concussions. 15-year-old josh suffered ang concussion last year after colliding with another player. >> he apparently kneed me in the head.k i don't think i ever passed out but i don't really rememberll much. >> reporter: the u.s. soccer federation prohibits kids under 11 from using their heads to strike the ball. >> well, i think everybody is talking about concussions. >> reporter: former women's national team star brandi chastain wants u.s. soccer to gd eve

scott, some tickets or resale sites are going for $2,600. >> ben tracy. now the story of sole survivor of a battle against a wildfire last year in central washington state. carter evans tells us about the long road to hell and back. >> reporter: in this fire, was riding in crashed. all you see at that point is flae. intense, feeling that, your entire body was burning. >> reporter: the only one to make it out of the crash alive. daniel's parents, dan and barbara, vividly remember the phone call from another fire fighter. >> he said it looked like daniel came as an angel came running out of the flames of hell. and just -- wow. looks like a year after the fire. with burns over nearly 70% of his body. >> i thank god i can see. >> reporter: his sight saved by the singed sunglasses. a watch still working is another reminder. >> i kind of have a natural tattoo on my wrist now. >> that's where the watch was? >> daniel has undergone 14 surgeries at seattle harbor view surviving? >> sure, survivor guilt is a real thing. constantly ask yourself. why am i here, why a

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