chris martinez, cbs news, los martinez, cbs chris california. beyond california.chris martinez, cbs news, los angeles. podshare opened its first location in los angeles in beyond california. >> chris martinez, cbs news, los angeles. >>> pot share opened its first location in los angeles in 2013. >>> grocery store prices are now down everything from when dozen eggs, gallon of milk and a pound of meat is costing about a sensor $.50 less than this time last year. the country's food supplies are overseas markets like china were a strong dollar has made american goods more expensive. for all that food you will buy there is help in the kitchen. a new smart oven from bosch can adjust cooks times, temperature and humidity based on a recipe that you selected through an app this series 8 of it will be available starting in october. >>> rebecca has weather for us coming up. first, here is a look at i'm patty judge, and we know chuck grassley stopped the senate from working, but he also stopped working for iowa. i learned iowa works best when we pull togethe

chris martinez got an inside look at the aircraft used most to help fight the flames. >> reporter: firefighters battling california's largest wildfires call this their big gun. >> when you're up there trying

sales have been down for the most popular device and can it return to chris martinez reports from l.a. >> the late, late show james cordon asked tim cook for more hype for wednesday's announcement of the iphone 7. >> it makes all the things you do every day so much better. >> as expected, the iphone 7 does away with the head phone jack in favor of digital connector and wireless head faster processer and front and back cameras and second telephoto lens. >> this is the best camera made in any smart phone. >> apple updates he's diehard fans but they do not feel

chris martinez has the story. >> reporter: she is showing her newestst people are sharing their homes, their cars and tasks are being shared online. >> reporter: designed for people who are on vacation or staying in the area on a temporary basis. it's part after movement toward coliving. more buildings are popping up around the nation with a dorm-like atmosphere. this one in new york called on we live offers modern amenities where residents can live, eat, and exercise together. pod share is a no frills version $50 a night and that price includes a bed, tv, and storage area. what is missing is privacy. every pod is wide open to encourage interaction with other guests. >> give a little bit of privacy and gain collisions we call it here. >> reporter: those collisions are often common areas like the shared kitchen. these two became friends while staying here. >> i like sharing everything. it's fun. i feel like it brings us closer. >> there is a lot more value to having ownership over something. >> reporter: right now, pod share is only in l.a., but beth hopes to stretch the model far beyo

chris martinez tells us what researchers found that uld lead to a breakthrough for alzheimer. >> reporter: harley has developed an almost superhuman sense of >> identifying the different aromatic or flanuances within it. is it a fruit? it is not a fruit? >> reporter: he can detect almost any ingredient. >> dry rose, pourri, very floral. >> the keen sense of smell has locked the brain. dr. sarah bankdid brain scans she found the wine experts could detect scents others could not but discovered parts of their brain are bigger, including areas susceptible to alzheimer's. >> e fact the parts of the brain are bigger are most vulnerable to diseases like parkinson, pretty well for sew mel yays, suggestions they could have protection. >> reporter: deveping our sense of smell with wine or anything else might be key in growing our prevent disease. >> definitely stopping to mel the roses a little bit, to enjoy life, to thinkabt your experiences. >> the best partthe taste. >> repter: chris martinez, las vegas. >> that would be great if it lps with alzheimer's we have some great wineries around here. >

chris martinez checked out the latest offerings from ? sweet home alabama ? >> reporter: "the late late show" james corden helped apple's ceo tim cook and even more hype for wednesday's announcement of the iphone 7. >> it makes all of the things you do every day so much better. >> reporter: as expected, the new iphone 7 does away with the analog headphone jack in favor of its own digital connector or wireless headphones, and features more memory and faster processor and better front and telelens in the high-end iphone 7 plus. >> this is the best camera made in any smartphone. >> reporter: apple's upgrades may please die-hard fans but many won't feel a temptation to run down the store to pick them up. >> i think the big threat to apple is people hold their phones longer, which we think is happening to a certain extent, and they start look at the cheaper iphones and say that is good enough. >> reporter: apple announced its second generation apple watch which features a built-in gps chip and better water sports use. tech analysts say that wearables could be the

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here is chris martinez with more from los angeles. >> reporter: saving drivers money, time, and lives. they also see potential risks. the department of transportation is revealing new policy before they are allowed on the road. it includes testing and deployment. officials say they want the ability to approve new driverless technologies and regulate sales and software upgrades. the safety of driverless cars has come into question after a fatal crash involving a tesla >> we are simultaneously allowing information to happen and introducing and raising the level of safety on these vehicles. >> reporter: the new policy would have automakers certify vehicles are safe. >>> drivers we spoke with feel uneasy about sharing the road with self-driving cars. >> i don't like it at all. i don't see the eight. >> i would be kind of scared. >> reporter: the regulations would be updated annually to keep up with technological advancements. chris martinez, cbs news, los angeles. >> today you can hear more from secretary anthony foxx coming up on cbs this morning. >>> a new girl in oklahoma city has a ne

chris martinez has more. >> reporter: harley has developed an almost superhuman sense of smell over the years . >> is it not a fruit? >> as a wine connoisseur he says he can detect almost any ingredient in a glass of wine . >> very floral. >> now research shows that keen sense of smell has developed his brain . >> a lot more activity. dr. sarah banks did brain scans on different wine experts not but she also discovered parts of their brains are bigger including areas suspect the bulk to alzheimer's -- susceptible to alzheimer's . >> this bodes pretty well for them. it suggests there is a degree of protection. dr. banks says developing our sense of smell may be key to growing our brains to help prevent disease . >> definitely stopping to smell the roses a little bit, to enjoy life, think abor says he will toast to that . >> chris martinez cbs news las vegas. >>> and apparent home invasion -- a father and daughter sleeping when these break in. the violent confrontation that scared the neighbors. first here is a look at what is ything. but we do agree that an honest day's work deserves an

chris martinez cbs news los angeles. >> they will release more about the policies today and hear more from secretary anthony fox the former charlotte mayor today on cbs this morning. >>> heavy rain wind and hail are all causing problems for people in wisconsin. thousa there. other people dealing with flash flooding and alyssa, we had our own share of flash flooding and lots of heavy rain. >> we certainly did. thankfully we didn't have the hail or wind to go along with it but we picked up a decent amount of rain. some areas over five inches in the past 48 hours. more rain in the forecast and by the end of the week we'll make up for lost time but it's beautiful. buildings are lit up. there's no fog. we can clearly make out the buildings this morning and not a lot of us will have to deal with rain. this is dry air and the rain is off to our east towards elizabeth city east of greeneville this morning. the rotation is pushing these back onto land so later this afternoon especially a few showers making their way into our area. in the meantime the 60s on the not quite as mild and muggy as y

chris martinez, cbs news, sacramento. ♪[ music ] >>> still ahead, a massive data breach at sunnyvale-basedahoo. hundreds of millions of user accounts may have been compromised. >> and enjoying a california classic across the pond. a frenzy over in-n-out in london. >> did somebody say classic? good afternoon from the kpix weather center. a classic view of the city by the bay. the skyline of san francisco coming up as well as your autumn forecast and boy, wait until you see the change for the weekend. ,, million of its accounts. it comes at a sensitive time for >>> just in, yahoo confirms a huge data breach affecting 500 million of its accounts. it comes at a sensitive time for the sunnyvale-based company. we asked kcbs radio's financial reporter jason brooks about the larger implications of the breach for yahoo's deal with verizon. >> reporter: there are all sorts of liability issues as it could be serious enough to prompt government investigation even potential lawsuits. those are the kinds of things that could cause the price of that deal to go down. >> verizon bought yahoo's core interne

chris martinez, cbs news, san diego. ((christianne klein)) >> last month, kaepernick also wore socks ((paul joncich)) >>> back here in the valley... friday night lights will be burning hot in just a couple of hours as bishop gorman takes on florida cocoa in tonight's fan choice. ((christianne klein)) 8 news now sports reporter will be live at six tonight previewing the excitement--- and we'll have a complete wrap of game tonight at 11./// paul joncich >>> that's all for us at 4. christianne klein >> 8 news now at five starts after this. don't forget.. we're always on at las vegas now dot com, on facebook and twitter. a teen's suicide... the message her grieving family is now sharing with other parents ((dave courvoisier)) >> the clark county school district is one step closer to completely reorganizing. but how do lawmakers expect to pay for it ? ((denise valdez)) >> extreme heat... earthquakes... flooding. las vegas is no stranger to disaster... so what can you do to make sure your family is prepared?/// news now at fiv

with red flag warnings posted across the state, tonight chris martinez takes us california's top weapon for battling its biggest fires. >> reporter: firefighters battling california's largest wildfires call this their "big gun." >> when you're up there trying to save lives and property, it's pretty intense. >> reporter: r.k. smithley is the pilot of a dc-10 passenger aircraft that's been transformed into a powerful weapon against flames. >> somebody that was very, very smart, way smarter than me, a dc-10. >> reporter: together those tanks carry more than 11,000 gallons of fire retardant, about nine times more than any other plane in the fleet. all three tanks can be rapidly refilled. >> 12 to 15 minute, these babies are full and we're going. >> reporter: what makes this plane unique isn't just its payload but also how it's flown, making fighter-style turns just 250 feet above the ground. you don't expect that up on the of an >> no. we fly this in some amazingly tight spaces. >> reporter: spaces firefighters often can't reach from the ground. without that air support... >> we'd see a lot

chris martinez shows us how it works. >>>"this is your pod and you got your outlets and you got your nightlight, lights go out at 11 " elvina beck is so renovated loft... that she calls the future of housing. (elvina beck/ podshare founder) "we're in the sharing economy people are sharing their homes, their cars, tasks are being shared online" beck is the founder of 'podshare'... a membership based residence designed for people who are on vacation or staying in the area on a temporary basis. its part of the movement toward co-living. more buildings like this are popping up around the nation that offer dorm like living with modern amentities. residents can live, eat and exercise together. (chris martinez/ cbs news/ los angeles) podshare is a no frills version of the same concept a that price includes a bed - tv - and storage area. what's missing - is privacy. every pod is wide open - to encourage interaction with other guests. (elvina beck/ podshare founder) "give up a little bit of privacy and gain a whole lot of social a

you'll be surprised what chris martinez found out. he has the story. >> just recently been identified as the winner. >> reporter: father mike ortiz thought he won over $1 million from the publisher's clearing house in 2014. >> i thought this is great. thank you, god. thank you, god. >>or 87-year-old called to collect his winnings, a conartist told him he first had to pay $40,000 in taxes. he did. and soon found out the letter was a fake and he was the victim of a scam. >> hook, line and sinker. i fell. >> reporter: most people think that senior citizens are most likely to fall for a scam. but new research from the better business bureau finds it's actually the exact opposite. >> younger people and more educated people do tend to be more likely to lose money to a scam. >> reporter: the report looked of seniors ended up giving the conartist money, but three times as money fell for the scam at 18 to 34 years old. the better business bureau calls it optimism bias. younger people are overconfident they can spot a con and don't put their gu

chris martinez takes us on board the aircraft california firefighters use when crews are desperate to stop massive fires. >> reporter: firefighters battling california's largest wildfires call this their big gun. >> when you're up there trying to save lives and property, it's pretty intense. >> reporter: r.k. is the pilot of a dc10 passenger aircraft that's been transformed int powerful weapon against flames. >> somebody that was very, very smart, way smarter than me decided let's put three tanks on a dc10. >> reporter: together those tanks carry more than 11,000 gallons of fire retardant, about nine times more than any other plane in the fleet. all three tanks can be rapidly filled. >> 12 to 15 minutes. payload, but how it's flown, making fighter style turns, just 250 beat above the ground. >> you don't expect that out of an aircraft like this. >> no. we fly this in some amazingly tight spaced. >> reporter: spaces firefighters often can't reach from the ground. without that air support. >> we would see a lot bigger fires. a lot more rapid growth, consuming more ground resources. >> r

chris martinez, cbs news, los angeles. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," thetural impact of the popular video game tetrus. i'm anne-marie green. and this is the "cbs morning news." every day my challenge is to be in sync with my body, with myself, with my life. it all starts with a healthy routine. that's why i'm taking the activia two week probiotic challenge by enjoying activia yogurt with billions of probiotics every day. because when my routine is in sync, i can face any challenge. so take the activia probiotic challenge! visit activia.com to learn more. take the activia probiotic challenge now. it works or it's free! people can forget their quiltbathroom experience. well but sir froggy can never forget. "what's worse", he thinks... "that my arms can never relax ♪ . >>> the search for a second suspect as doctors try to save a security guard shot during a robbery. >> hundreds of local students and thousands across the country get almost no warning as their college suddenly shuts its doors. >> and what will we learn from apple tod

chris martinez, cbs news, los angeles. >>> well, here is some good news, replacements for samsung gal, i note seven are expected to be available tomorrow. >> you know the note seven was recalled in the u.s. after more than 92 reports of batteries overheating or catching fire. samsung has urged customers to immediately turnoff the phone, note seven users will be able to get free replacement for their phones. >>> about 10,000 cases of eggo nutri grain whole weight waffles have been recalled in pennsylvania, new jersey, and delaware. they say the waffles could be contaminated when listeria a the recalled waffles are sold in ten count packs. they have business if use by date of november 21st, and november 22nd of 2017. now, there are no report of illnesses so far but kellogg's is asking consumers to throw away the defective products and is offering full refunds. >>> still ahead on "eyewitness news": >> where is the love? we'll have an update on a famous philly park's iconic attraction. justin? >> good afternoon, brighter skies ahead, those clouds thing out right now, that means temperatur

chris martinez, cbs news, los angeles. >>> techies will take over part of san francisco tomorrow. the annual tech crunch disrupt conference kicks off on pier 48. the three-day event is aimed at introducing new technologies and start-ups. also on the agenda, talks from sales force ceo and defense secretary ash carter. >>> new video in tonight showing a lake of smoldering lava on the kilauea volcano in hawaii. it's the first time in over a year that the lava lake has become visible. the u.s. geological survey said a recent burst of seismic activity is likely the reason. kilauea is one of the world's most active volcanoes. it's also the youngest on the big island. >>> let's take a live look from our san jose camera. cloudy tonight in many areas but there is a warmup on the way. julie watts has our forecast. >> those coastal clouds are making their way inland once again this evening. and temperatures, well, you'll likely notice much cooler today. in fact down as much as 10 degrees for some inland spots. tonight the cloud cov looking very similar to what we've seen the last few days. i

chris martinez, cbs news, los angeles. >>> so what did the new lineup do for apple's shares?wagner joins us from the new york stock exchange with today's "moneywatch." good morning. >> reporter: good morning. apple failed to wow investors. apple stock rose but just slightly adding about 66 cents we are share, closing at $108.36. this year, for the first time, iphone sales have slowed down and it's, in part, because carriers aren't offering as many subsidies to offset the entry level price tag of about $649. >>> besides apple, though, tech stocks in general rose, pushing the tech heavy nasdaq to a record high for the second day in a row. the dow dropped almost 12 points. the s&p ended about where it started. the nasdaq, though, gained 8. >>> richard branson's virgin galactic plans to resume flight tests in the, quote, near future. it crashed in october of 2014 and killing one of the pilots. it was determined that the copilot opened the ship's movable tail too early and eventually virgin galactic hopes to carry tourists to the edge of space. >>> dos equis beer introduced the mo

chris martinez, cbs news, los angeles podshare opened their first location in l-a back in 2013. it's right now it's degrees in still to come...the big settlement for one former fox news anchor who says she was harrassed at the network. >>> good morning. eastern iowa this morning, some of which has been heavy and on going for several hours. so that has led to a flash flood warning until 7:15. it's the northern half of the county, which does include lancing and the city of walkon, and we still at this moment have rain fall moving through the area. flash flooding is possible and could continue through the next hour or so. we also have scattered showers 30, and throughout the day, we're going to see multiple rounds of showers and thunderstorms. here on predictor, we could see a break by the late-morning hours, but then another round likely moves in after 1:00 today, and some of which could be very heavy. we have the potential to see flooding area wide across eastern iowa today. remember never to droif through nooded roadways, avoid them, and stay weather aware. make sure you have a

>> researchers in las vegas set taught see if they could answer that very question, and chris martineznd what they found could lead to great for altzheimer's disease. >> harley has developed an almost super human sense of smell over the years. >> identifying the different arrow mattick nuances within us, you know, is it a fruit, is it not a fruit. >> as wine connoisseur, he said he can detect almost any ingredient in a glass of wine. >> dough roasted, pot poor i, very floor. >> now research shows that keen sense every smell has developed his brain. >> a lot more activity there. >> doctor sarah banks did brain scans on 13, and 13 non-experts, as they smelled various scents of wines and fruit. she found the wine experts could detect scents, the others could not. but she also discovered parts of their brain are bigger, including areas susceptible to altzheimer's. >> the fact that the part of the brain that are bigger, most vulnerable, parkinson's, bodes pretty well, it is suggest that they might have some degree of protection. >> doctor banks says developing our sense of smell with wine o

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researchers in las vegas wanted to find out...and as chris martinez reports what they found could lead to a break through in alzheimer's research. harley carbery has developed an almost super human sense of smell over the years. years.identifying the different aromatic or flavor nuances in it y'know is it a fruit, is it not a fruitas a wine connoisseur or sommelier - he says he can detect almost very floral... now research shows - that keen sense of smell - has developed his brain there's just a lot more activity there...dr. sarah banks did brain scans on 13 sommelier's and 13 "non-experts" as they smelled various scents of wines and fruits.she found the wine experts ?could detect scents the others could not. but she also discovered parts of their brain are biggerincluding areas susceptible to alzheimer'. alzheimer's.the fact that the bigger are those parts that are most vulnerable to diseases like alzheimer's or parkinson's bodes pretty well for the sommeliers it suggests that they might have some degree of protection.dr. banks says developing our sense of smell with wine or anything

chris martinez, cbs news, las vegas >>> thanks for joining us. "c-b-s this morning" starts right now./// >>> good morning to our viewers in the west. it's monday, september 5th, 2016, and welcome to "cbs this morning." hermine threatens to become a hurricane yet again. the storm is rip currents to the northeastern coast. what it's like on a cruise ship being rocked by rough waters. >>> president obama fails to reach an agreement on syria with vladimir putin at the g20 summit. north korea tests ballistic missiles. >>> dr. david agus explains why ingredients in some soaps and body washes my do more harm than good. >>> we begin this morning with a look at today's eye opener.

chris martinez, cbs news, los angeles. perhaps the most mentioned name in sports these past couple of weeks has been colin . kaepernick...the milwaukee native and san francisco quarterback has received a combination of backlash and support for not standing during the national anthem. turns out his number seven jersey has become a top seller..surpising considering buying them to show solidarity for his efforts to bring racial equality to the country..or is it those who want to burn it because they take his actions as disrepect of our national and military. nfl shop-dot com--didn't ask. 3 coming up --- the green bay packers are preparing for their first regular season game...a report from lambuea field ahead. 3 and residents and emergency responders are working to get flood waters under control in dodge county. live team coverage is coming up... 3 we've got much more news and the latest on the flooding in ready weather when the news at 3 flood waters are continuing to rise in dodge county. more emergency crews are being risi

chris martinez, cbs news, sacramento. >> wow. the d.c. 10 air tanker not only fights fires in the united states, the plane helped battle meteorologist jon loufman on the way through a pleasant night. skies are still blue across the region and our headlines include another pleasant night followed by another warm day on the first day of autumn and cooler air arriving for the weekend. particulars? let's get to those. taking a look at skies from 22,000 miles up and can you see a few clouds wispy high cirrus staying to the north and west and provide a little cloud cover through the course of the night. recognize this, part of our app. we will slide down through the 70s into the upper 60s by 4:00 a.m. and start in the upper 60s as we make our way through tomorrow. 8:00, 66. by mid afternoon 84 where we will top and start to head back down into the 70s on, again, here is the rest of the story. front comes through friday night. maybe a shower and stray shower saturday and early going from 84 to 74. 76 sunday and then the models are at od

chris martinez, cbs news, los angeles. the better business bureau says one in five people lose money to a scam every year. year. it's now on this morning. morning.and if you're in it's degrees. degrees.coming up next...the new plan in ames while the wins. score? i wanna see if it changed. credit scores don't change that much, do they? really? i'll take it. sir, your credit... -is great right? when was the last time you checked? here, try credit karma. it's free. all right. no more surprises. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. donald trump says he alone can fix the problems we face. well i don't believe that's how you get things done in our country. it takes democrats and republicans working together. that's how we got health care for 8 million kids. d got the treaty cutting russia's nuclear arms. we've got to bring people together. that's how you solve problems and that's what i'll do as president. welcome back -- it's now we're taking a look at your??????? here's a look at some of eastern iowa's top stories -

chris martinez tells us what they fou uld lead to a reporter: he has developed a super sense over the years.>> is a fruit or not a fruit.>> poas a wine connoisseur, he says he can detect almost any ingredient in a glass of wine.>> potpourri. >> reporter: research shows that keen sense of smell has developed his brain.>> there is a lot more activity there. >> repter: dr. sarah bankston brain scans. they smelled very a sense of winds and fruits. she found a wine experts could detect scents the others could not. she also discovered parts of the brain are bigger. including areas susceptible to alzheimer's.>> the fact that the parts of the brain that are bigger are those are the most vulnerable to parkinson's and degree of protection. >> reporter: dr. bing says developing our sense of smell with minor anything else might be key in growing our brains to help prevent disease.>> definitely stopping to smell the roses, and to enjoy life. to think about your sensory expeences.>> reporter: harley says he will toast to that. >> that is the best part.>> reporter: chris martinez cbs newslas vegas.>

chris martinez, cbs news, las vegas./// ((christianne klein)) >>> the participants in the study ranged from their 20's to mid-60's./// ((paul joncich)) >>> a school bus driver is out of a job after an unsettling video surfaces ((christianne klein)) >> what one student captured on his cell phone. >> that he says is ju someone who is entrusted with the lives of young students./// ((christianne klein)) mistreatment of a student. fellow students say it's been going on for awhile. zack rickens has the story. >>>(cell phone video) ...that's north side bus services employee mary black...or was. mary has since been fired from northside because of this cell phone video taken thursday. it shows black pouring water on miguel martinez, an 8th grader at jerome middle school who says black retaliated after he accidentally dropped a bottle of water. (miguel martinez, victim) "so she got mad and went and just walked and got the water bottle. she was like 'i'm going to pour other people'. and i was like 'that was an accident when i poured it on her...like, i didn't even mean to'. she was all like 'and?

chris martinez reports. >> you just recently have been identified as the winner. >> father mark ortiz thought he won over $1 million from the publishers clearing house in 2014. >> i thought this was great. thank you, god, thank you, god. >> reporter: when the 87-year-old went to collect his winnings, a con artist told he must pay $47,000 to pay for his winnings and he found out he was a part of a scam. >> hook, line and sinker i fell. >> new research from the better business bureau finds it is the exact opposite. >> younger people and educated people are likely to lose money to a scam. >> reporter: the report looked at 30,000 scam cases. money. 18 to 424-year-olds fell for the scam and forked over cash. >> the better business bureau calls it optimism buyas and they are overconfident they can spot a scam and don't keep their guard up. >> we are all at risk and stereotypes widely held that older people, gullible or less educated, those are stereotypes and not an accurate reflection of the reality we see. >> the better business bureau un report a scam. >> reporter: chris martinez cbs new

but as cbs' chris martinez explains...the b-b-b has found evidence that says otherwise. identified as the winner." father mike ortiz thought he won over a million dollars from the publisher's clearing house in 2014."i thought this is great, thank you god, thank you god!"en but whe 87- year-old called to collect his winnings a con artist told him he first had to pay 40- thousand in taxes.he did and soon found outthletter was a fake and he was the victim of a scam."hook, line and sinker, i fell."most people think that senior citizens are the better business bureau finds it's actually the exact opposite."younger people and more educated people do tend be more likely to lose money to a scam."the report looked at 30-thousand scam cases. only 11 percent of seniors ended up giving the con artist money but three times as many 18-24 year olds fell for the scam and forked over cash. cash.the better business bureau calls it "optimism bias." younger people are over confident they can spot a con and don't keep their guard up. up."we're all at risk these stereotypes that are widely he

as chris martinez reports the company might be a victim of its own success.>>reporter: james corden helped tim cook add more hype for wednesday's announcement of the iphone7. >> it makes all the things you do every day so much better.>>reporter: the new of its own digital connector or wireless headphones. it features more memory, a faster processor and better cameras including a second telephotolens.>> this is the best camera ever made.>>reporter: the updates made diehard fans, every day consumers may not rush to the store. sales fell 27% this year, the $649 price tag.>> the threat is that people will hold their phones longer. they start to look at the cheaper iphones and say that is good enough. >>reporter: apple announced its second generation all -- apple watch. analysts say wearables could be the next big moneymaker for apple, which until last year was the biggest company in the angeles. >> preorders for the new iphone and apple watch open friday. both are available for shipping next friday. >>> the cardinals kick off their season in just four days, again

chris martinez shows us just how it works. >> reporter:a, a, renovated loft, she calls the future of housing. >> people are stlairg sharing their economy, homes. >> reporter: a residence design forward people on vacation or staying in the area on a temporary basis. it's part of a movement toward co-living, more buildings are popping up around the nation with a dorm-like atmosphere. this one in new york offers modern amenities where exercise together. >> reporter: it is a no frills version of the same concept. a stay costs $50 a night >> reporter: that includes a bed, tv, and storage area. what's missing is privacy. every pod is wide-open to encourage interaction. >> a little privacy, gain a whole lot of socialability, or collision as we call it here >> reporter: those collisions come in common areas like the shared kitchen. millennial sammy burckhardt and emma greenspan became friends stayinge. it's fun. i feel like it brings us closer. >> there's a lot more value to the experience than having ownership over something >> reporter: right now pod share is only in l.a. but they hope to

martinez says she will never send her son on another solo flight. hey, mark >> mark: hey, chris. coming up at 6:00, the crash and chase that started in strongsville spends up in cleveland and a local business is really feeling the impact on this one. we get answers about police pursuits that end in crashes. plus a local superintendent put on leave. we checked and there's nothing in his personn tonight a community's show of donald trump facing new criticism - 'uhhhh i don't know what i said, i don't remember.' he's going like 'i don't remember'." "putting a wife to work is a very dangerous thing. i don't want to sound too much like a chauvinist." "you have to be wealthy in order to be great. i'm sorry to say it." "he's a war hero because he was captured. i like people that weren't captured." priorities usa action is responsible for the content of this advertising. >> denise: san francisco 49ers colin kaepernick fueled protests last night. >> chris martinez reports. >> what so proudly we hailed. 49ers quarterback colin during the star-spangled banner with the preseason against char