equifax, experion and another.hed back in 2015 was put in place to make it easier for consumers to corrector. >> reporter: but it also came as a result of a big lawsuit. now, as of july 1, the companies will now enforce stricter rules about the accuracy of the data it collects and including the reporting of civil judgments and tax liens because they found out that some of those judgments didn't belong on the right -- on certain people's reports. now, here's the cool part. those changes could help boost the credit scores of up to 12 million americans. we're talking about 10 to 40 points. so for more on how this industry is become a lot more consumer-friendly, go to jillonmoney.com. >> that is good news. all right. jill schlesinger, thank you. >>> time is 5:40. still ahead, third time's the charm. we'll show you spacex's latest launch. >> reporter: i'm katie nielsen live in san francisco. caltrain is proposing raising fares. what can you expect? we'll tell you coming up. >> a live look at 880 in oakland. not too bad