i'm courtney kealy in new york.tubhub is being accused of preying on consumers using drip pricing. that's when customers don't find out the cost of a ticket until they're on the payment page. ash-har quraishi has the story. >> what's the point of the hidden fees? >> reporter: fans who live for live music say it's infuriating finding tickets only to discover the total at checkout is much higher. >> i get to the payment page and after surface fees and taxes, my ticket went from 164 to $270. >> reporter: washington, d.c.'s attorney general general is suing stubhub. the company accuses the company of bait and switch charges, adding fulfillment and service fees up to 40% of the ticket price attend of the transaction without disclosing how they're calculated and what they're for. do you think consumers are being misled? are they being taken advantage of? >> stubhub intentionally misleads consumers by deceptively offering a low price at the front end, luring them in to a long protracted buying process. >> reporter: that bu

here's courtney kealy with today's cbs "moneywatch." >> reporter: u.s.estors look ahead to today's jobs report. the dow dropped 494 points. the nasdaq by 405 points, and the s&p 500 closed down 75 points. >>> chipmaker intel announced it will lay off 15% of its work force as it tries to compete with the success of rivals like nvidia. the company posted a $1.6 billion second-quarter loss this year. most of the layoffs which will affect around 15,000 workers will be completed by the end of the year. >>> the biden administration proposed a new rule that would ban airlines from charging families extra fees to sit together on a flight. the proposed rule would require airlines to seat parents and kids 13 and younger together for free if adjacent seating is available at the time of booking. alaska, american, frontier and jetblue have ended the fees. >>> and babies 'r' us is back. new locations are popping up inside of kohl's stores with 200 locations rolling out by the fall. new and expectant parents can also shop babies 'r' us at kohl's on line. babies 'r' us

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i'm courtney kealy in new york.prime concern of many voters this election season, and the latest government report shows illegal crossings along the southern border are down for a fifth straight month. now at their lowest level in four years. adam yamaguchi has the story from the arizona desert. >> reporter: on this desolate stretch of the arizona-mexico border, we rode along with border patrol agents searching for migrants. months ago, the tucson sector saw record levels of illegal crossings. today it's much quieter. >> how many illegal apprehensions are you conducting these days? >> so right now we are averaging anywhere from 200 to 400. >> what was that number like seven, eight months ago? >> you're talking about 1,800, 2,000 a day. >> seven months ago when the u.s. was seeing record numbers of migrants illegally crossing into the u.s., a number of camps like this were set up all along the border to provide refuge for migrants as they were awaiting border patrol processing. but since that time, most of these camp