gerri: achessy yom, corelogic, idn analytics, list goes on. tilly just.ore companies getting into it every day because there is big money putting together information. lots of details about each and everyone of us. finally computers can crunch all thighs numbers. >> that's right. gerri: what they're doing now, they're saying some of these companies, i believe, i can't remember experion is doing it, they say you come on our website. you enroll. if you don't like what you see and want to change it, change it, right? thee problem is now you're givig them more personal details to track you down with. how is this information being used? >>. i would argue that these companies no more about you and your patterns than you know about you andu your patterns these guys are storing thousands of data points about you. everything from, what kind of like, what kind of websites you visit to what kind of potato chips you choose at the store and you simply don't remember all that stuff in a way you can crunch it, aggregate it, normalize it so a company can buy it to use it

leading with corelogic repog home prices rose 8.8% in may from a year earlier, up 1.2% from april, the west led the gains. will also men sales coming i >>> home prices continue to climb especially in the west. here's kcbs radio's financial reporter jason brooks. >> reporter: no surprise that home prices are on the rise in california in particular in the bay area but core logic says that across the u.s., prices were up 8.8% in may from a year earlier. but the gain was only 1.2% from april. a slowing trend in prices. core logic says we are seeing more homes con on the market. that's a key for the housing market going forward. it is the beginning of the 3rd quarter and automakers are reporting their sales figures for june coming off a strong may, chrysler the first out of the gate for them, very strong month of june sales up 9% thanks to jeep sales rising by 28% and the ram pickup up by 14%. however, bad news for chrysler, it's widening its own ignition switch recall by 700,000 vehicles on top of 200,000, they can shut the cars off while moving, like gm. gm of course announced its faulty

data provider corelogic says home prices went up 8.8% in may compared to 12 months earlier. company says the pace of games have flowed as more homes have come onto the market. prices rose one point two percent from april to may. nasa has postponed this morning's launch a barack at carrying a satellite designed to track co2. nasa says it was stopped at 46 seconds because of a failure in the launchpad waterflow. the delta two rocket was supposed to launch over and in burke air force base in california. a similar rocket launched in 2009 but it crashed into the ocean and antarctica just minutes after liftoff. an update in ukraine. officials say they have renewed a military offensive -- offensive. now that the country's president has called off a unilateral cease-fire. the defense ministry says the ukrainian forces carried out strike from air and land. this happened this morning about separatist positions in eastern ukraine. the ministry says one service member was killed and 17 wounded. more of the ukraine and russia situation from the woodrow wilson center. the discussion begin