ibotta users upload product barcodes and the receipt. the entire purchase will be reviewed -- to taylor future deals just for you. (bryan leach/ibotta ceo) "there are so many offers that we want to put the 10 best or 15 best ones in front of each they like." (nats) for these 79 cent carrots... kate saved 50 cents by doubling up on both apps: (kate rouleau/shopper) "29 cents for carrots, it's a great deal how can you go wrong??" time well spent for this busy mom. (kate rouleau/shopper) "all in all it takes 5 minutes out of your day, everybody has 5 minutes to do that." (on cam tag: kate merrill/cbs news/boston) you need at least 20 bucks in your account to cash out. customers can get a gift card, an online payment, or a simple check in the mail (nats) kate merrill, for cbs news, boston. stranger thanks to a text mix-up. (("i'm so excited.. jamal's coming to have thanksgiving dinner with us.. " )) ((kirsten joyce)) >> a look at how the dinner played out... and the road block that almost caused the young man to miss dinner./// ((demetria ob

same with ibotta. first, shoppers choose their story and unlock rewards.ve to watch a video on the app. >> come into our app and spend a little time learning about a product that you might want to buy and then if you buy that product and try it out, we will actually share our advertising revenue back with you in the form of a cash reward. >> reporter: ibotta users upload product bar codes and the receipt. the entire purchase will be reviewed to tailor future deals just for you. >> there's so many offers and we want to put the ten best or 15 best ones in front of each different consumer based on what they like. >> reporter: for these 79 cent carrots, kate saved 50 cents by doubling up on both apps. >> it's a great deal. how can you go wrong? >> reporter: time well spent for this busy mom. >> all in all, it takes five minutes out of your day. everybody has five minutes to do that. >> reporter: you need at least 20 bucks in your account to cash out. customers can get online payment or a gift card or a simple check in the mail. kate merril for cbs news, boston

same with ibotta. users may have to watch a quick ad or answer a one-question survey. >> come into our app and spend a little time learning about a product you might want to buy. if you buy that product and try it out, we you in the form of a cash reward. >> reporter: ibotta users upload bar codes and the receipt. the entire purchase will be reviewed to tailor future deals just for you. >> there are so many offers we went to put the 10 or 15 best ones on what they like. >> reporter: kate saved 50 cents on carrots by doubling up on both apps. for this busy mom. >> all in all it takes five minutes out of your day. everybody has five minutes. >> reporter: you need at least 20 bucks in your account to cash out. you can get an online payment, gift card or check in the mail. kate merrill for cbs news, boston. >>> it's kind of cool out there, ashton. >> it is chilly. we're in the 20s, so we are below freezing obviously for everybody around the area. i don't think there's anyone this point still above freezing

it's the same idea with ibotta. first shoppers choose their store-- then unlock rewards. (( (bryan lea/ spend a little time learning about a product that you might want to buy, and then if you buy that product and try it out, then we will actually share our advertising revenue back with you in the form of a cash reward." )) ((christianne klein)) >> ibotta users upload product barcodes and the receipt. the entire purchase is reviewed to taylor future deals just for you. you need at least 20 bucks in your account to cash out. customers can get a gift card, an online payment, or a simple >>> leftovers are probably one of the best things about thanksgiving. but bellies beware: not all your favorite dishes are safe to reheat! clinical dietitians say rice... as well potatoes cooked in aluminum foil should both be tossed out... since they're prone to quickly growing bacteria. food with high moisture content - like stuffing - should also be thrown out. turkey is safe to save... but make sure you're thoroughly reheating it..

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. >> reporter: and she uses apps like check out 51 and ibotta and both offer cash rewards on hundreds of popular products. >> it has everything from, you know, dairy items, produce. it even has alcohol on it. >> reporter: the discounts range from just 25 cents to a couple of dollars each but the savings over a year can add up quickly. just ask kate. >> reporter: with check out 51, shoppers star items they plan to buy and after checkout users claim a reward and phoup yoload photo of their receipt. >> come into our app and spend a little time learning about a product that you might want to buy and then if you buy that product and try it out, we will actually share our advertising revenue back with you in the form of a cash >> reporter: ibotta users upload product bar codes and the receipt. the entire purchase will be reviewed to tailor future deals just for you. >> there's so many offers and we want to put the ten best or 15 best ones in front of each different consumer based on what they like. >> reporter: for these 79 cent carrots, kate saved 50 cents by doubling up on both apps. >> i

you can claim to reward in upload a photo as per the same idea with ibotta first you choose the store then unlock rewards they had to watch a quick add or answer any questio survey both are free the only downside is that they are bi-rite is in columbus with mor on the attack in columbus, the area here has been cleared that happened outside of watts hall, the biggest question is what prompted the suspect to attack these people injuring 11. the suspect identified as a 2-year-old student abdul artan, the city is somalian, he was

there's ibotta. check out store apps. >> if you're shopping today, then you're checking out reviews. can you trust what you read. >> amazon is putting a cap people can write five reviews for what they buy. >>> dominos pizza is getting in the holiday spirit. that pizza delivery guy coming to your guy, you may be sporting antlers. >>> take a look at this park attraction. >>> welcome back. we're getting our first live pick turns from o'hare airport in chicago where the protest is underway. workers walking off the job demanding higher wages. we're going to keep an eye on how this is affecting air travel through the morning. >>> take a look at this. under that nice, there's 5,000 fish with crab and shell fish. this is was apart of an attraction in japan. people did not like this. there was a big backlash. the park is closed. the managers point out that the they're hold a religious service for them he says and reuse the animals as fertilizer. >>> reindeer are getting a new job. they are not just delivering

same idea with ibotta. they choose their store and then unlock rewards. users may have to watch a quick ad or watch a survey. >> come in and find out more about a product you might want to buy. if you buy it and try it out we will share our advertising receipt. the purchase will be reviewed to taylor future deals for you jievment there are so many offers and we want the 10 best and 15 best in front of each consumer based on what they like. >> for these 79-cent carrots she saved $50 by doubling up on both apps. time well spent for this busy mom. >> all in all it takes five minutes out of your day. everybody has five mens to do that. $20 in your account to cash out and customers can get a gift card and an on-line payment or simple check in the mail. >> chances are, you are very busy during the holiday season and you don't have enough time to keep up with your exercise routine. tonight we are getting answers how to sneak in a workout. when you are at the mall take a lap around the mall. this will be a good walk and a chance to do window shopping. if you are

. >> reporter: and she uses apps like checkout 51 and ibotta, both offer cash rewards on hundreds ofopular products. >> it has everything from, you know, dairy, produce, even has alcohol on it. ha. >> reporter: discounts range from just 25 cents to a couple of dollars each. but the savings over a year can add up quickly. just ask kate. >> $200 is not something to sneeze at. >> reporter: with checkout 51, shoppers star items they plan to buy. after checkout, users claim the rewards and upload a photo of their receipt as proof. same idea with i boughta. first choppers choose a store and then unlock rewards. users may have to watch an ad or answer a one-question survey. >> come into our app and spend a little time learning about a product you might want to buy and then if you buy that product and try it out, we will actually share our advertising revenue back with you in the form of a cash reward. >> reporter: ibotta uses upload product bar codes and the receipt. the entire receipt will be viewed to tailor deals for you. >> we want to put the 10 or 15 best ones in front of each consumer

it's called ibotta.. which shares beef information with consumers and helps them with cash rebates on beef the time i have for the show today.. thanks for tuning in.. i hope to see you again next time. ---- we'll post a video every day in the agriculture section of kcrg.com. i'm david geiger with the agribusiness report. trt 3.27 oc: standard this year, presidential nominees are encouraging everyone to get out and vote. others are trying to shame people in to voting this year, through their mailboxes. that's next on tv9. some in linn county have been previous elections. it's not coming from the candidates, but from organizations trying to increase voter turnout. we talked with one person who isn't happy about the so-called 'voter shaming'. and he thinks they should find out why a person did not vote before shaming them. kcrg-tv9's phil reed reports. "my wife was involved in a serious head on crash in south dakota one week before the election. " samuel dillon spent the week of instead voting. the couple wa

the federation is also spending three hundred thousand dollars on an app that it's called ibotta.. which shares beef information with consumers and helps them with cash rebates on beef purchases.. ---- and that's all the time i have for the show today.. thanks for tuning in.. i hope to see you again next time. ---- we'll post a video every day in the agriculture section of kcrg.com. i'm david geiger with the agribusiness report. today and the past four days will be an increase in cloud coverage as the day goes on. however, due to excess dry air in place, there remains little to no chance of rain tonight with our frontal passage. it'll turn us a bit cooler for tuesday and wednesday with upper 50s likely, though we'll bounce right back to the 60s on thursday. a fairly decent cool-down will just graze the area friday and saturday, but will push our temperatures down to seasonal levels for the first terms of additional precipitation, there really isn't much at all until early next week. have a great day!today: increasing clouds. wind: s 5-10 high: 64 tonight: mostly cloudy with isolate

. >> reporter: ibotta users, too. >> there is so many offers we want to put the ten best or 15 best in front of each consumer based on what they like. >> reporter: these 79-cent carrots kate saved 50 cents by doubling up on the apps. time well spent for this busy mom. >> all in all, it takes five minutes out of your day. >> reporter: you need 20 bucks in your account to cash out. customers can get an online payment, a gift card or a simple check in the mail. after thanksgiving. studies show you may not want to reheat some of those meals. don't save the rice. when it cools at room temperature, bacteria can grow rapidly. another staple, potatoes cooked in aluminum foil. >> letting it cool into the temperature danger zone. putting the foil on it, you created a bacteria breeding ground. you may not heat it sufficiently to kill the >> doctors say the very young, old, and those with compromised immune systems are more vulnerable to food-borne illnesses. >>> america's tv mom florence henderson has passed away. you know her at carol brady from "the brady bunch." she was surrounded by friends a

. >> ibotta, the receipt, entire purchase will be reviewed to taylor future deals, just for you. >> thereers we want to put the ten best or 15 asbestos ever best ones in front of each consumer based on what they like. >> nor these 79 cents carrots, pay 50 cents by double up on both apps. >> great deal. how can you go wrong? >> time well spent for this busy mom. >> all-in-all, it takes five minutes out of your day. everybody has five minutes. >> you need 20 bucks in your cat to cash out. custom kearse get on line payment, gift card, or simple check in the mail. cbs news. >> hey, it is now 6:49. a lot coming up on cbs this morning. >> joining us live from new york with a preview, good morning, jeff. >> good morning to you. looking ahead to the life and career of florence henderson, famous brady bunch mom who died last night. usa today susan pace joins us to discuss president-elect trump. mrs., what you need to know this "black friday", to prevent fraud while shopping in stores, and on line. and, runway jennifer here in studio 57. why she says closets will soon move to the clouds. the news b