innovation, incubation, and the internet. "on the money" starts right now. >> your money, your life, and your future. >>> computers are becoming more and more participant of our every day lives from our cars, homes, to the backbone of our financial system. becoming more and more connected with each other whether we like it or not. what happens when things go wrong by accident or by design. that is our cover story. computers can lock your door, feed your pet, and take over behind the wheel. it is known as the internet of things. tf is on the rise. machines connecting to the internet now outnumber the world's population. 50 billion things are expected to be connected to the internet by the year 2020. the big data these machines and sensors gather are supposed to reduce traffic, prevent train accidents, and predict disease. >> american airlines flights have resumed after a glitch that caused a worldwide ground hold. >> even your car can be hacked. in a video created by wired magazine and posted on wired.com, hackers show how the

we are now well past the incubation period. we would be seeing cases if we still had people getting infected from this source. >> an army of experts worked around the clock, studying samples from various locations and comparing it to what they found in the victims, looking for a dna fingerprint match. >> we pulled people off their duties and had them focus like this. staff with whole different background of training. some are medical doctors. ists microbiologists. >> the officials say they had a lot of help from the state health department laboratories as well as the cdc. all of the cooling towers here cleaned. they also say there are regulations on the books to make sure that happens routinely. live in the south bronx, i'm list a evers, fox 5 news. christina: good news the official is over. what's the hotel occupancy like? are people scared? >> it is full for this coming weekend. tourists go here as well as people from the city. they're full conducting business and the hotel management says that they are exceeding the cleaning

innovation, incubation and internet. "on the money" starts mow. now becky quick. >>> computers are becoming more and more part of our everyday life from cars to homes to backbone of our financial system. they are here to stay and becoming more and more connected with each other whether we like it or not. what happens when things go wrong by accident or be by design? that is our cover story, "the rise of the machines." computers can now lock your door, feed your pet, soon take over behind the wheel. it's known as the internet of things. machines and computers communicating to make everything in our life smart. it's on the rise. machines connecting to the web outnumber the world's population. 50 billion things are expected to be connected to the internet by 4040. the gauge at the way information is gathered is supposed to preedict train accidents, prefigprfight disease. what happens when they don't work? even your car can be hacked. in a video, hackers showed how they remotely gained access to a vehicle's remote system even the brakes. >> when you a

emily: so, no incubator.d: yeah, the team did not necessarily know who to listen to, me or steve, when we were coming in with opinions on things. where we are now with mixbit, moving forward, we have a great chance to figure it out. emily: how hard is it to succeed as a video-related startup? chad: there are just more people using video, more people with devices, more ways that people are interacting with video than ever. it still remains to be seen how it plays out, but they captured people's imagination. that is the biggest challenge, is rising above the noise. finding a solution that people have an emotional connection with and actually want to use. so, it is always a journey to find that. and if you do not put pressure on yourselves, people ask about replicating the success of youtube, that is not what i'm out to do. it is just enjoying the process and hopefully stumbling across that small insight. emily: why not retire? you certainly could. chad: i certainly could. a lot of people can retire. again, life

. >> our broadened is we're going not irving preserves or packaged goods we take the time to incubate our jogger art if scratch people appreciate our work here. >> so you feel like out of captured the airport atmosphere. >> this is its own the city the airline crews and the bag handlers and the frequent travels travelers and we've established relationships it feels good. >> when i get lunch or come to eat the food i feel like i'm not city. i was kind of under the assumption you want to be done with our gifts you are down one time not true >> we have a lot of regulars we didn't think we'd find that here at the airport. >> people come in at least one a week for that the food and service and the atmosphere. >> the food is great in san francisco it's a coffee and i took an e calorie home every couple of weeks. >> i'm impressed i might come here on my own without a trip, you know, we have kids we could get a babysitter and have diner at the airport. >> this is a little bit of things for everybody there's plenty of restaurant to grab something and go otherwise in you want to sit you can enj

for the next several weeks they will alter nature every three hours between the incubator and their motherchief veterinarian don neiffer. >> honestly until the cubs are both out, walking around, acting normal, being a panda, that's probably when we'll exhale. >> reporter: mei xiang who can only get pregnant once a area was artificially inseminated with sperm from two pandas. zoo mate at thisan at thisan and another male from china. the sex along with the panda's father won't be known until dna tests have been completed. names for the cuddley cubs have yet to be determined. these recent births give hope to the people working to preserve the endangered species. according to the national zoo, there are fewer than 2,000 total pandas captive and wild left in the world. the celebration didn't end this weekend with the twins, their sister bao barro celebrated her second birthday. when the pandas at the zoo reach age four they will go back to china. >> glor: jurika, thank you. bold business owners making big money in outer space and a bolt to the finish line caps you've dramatic sprint when the "c

one of them is with her right now and the other in an incubator. they're switching them out at different points during the day to make sure they're both healthy and both get enough quality time with their mom. >> you know i love this news so much. >> the baby pandas, yeah. still won't let you touch them. >> i know. i want to. i want to hug them. >>> a developing story in prince william county after an intense fire overnight leaves extensive damage behind in an apartment complex in lake ridge. we'll show you what the people who live there are dealing with this morning. >>> breaking news on the rails if you take the fredericksburg line on vre, avoid it today. some major delays on that line. >>> but first, the driver seriously hurt after the debris went flying after this crash during an indycar race. what we're learning about his condition this morning. >>> breaking news on the rails right now. if you ride vre, fredericksburg line, all trains are late at this point this morning. this is because of police activity. two hours behind at this point. don't

we are still in the incubation period. >> still in the incubation period. that means people can still get sick, rich? >> exactly. at least for another week here. if you've been to that area where this is taking place and you develop flu-like systems, you need to get seen right away. there's an antibiotic that can save your life. >> in the meantime, the headline of the other woman in michigan outside flint, i believe, that's not connected to this case? >> exactly. there's cases all over the country. it's a very dangerous disease. >> rich, thank you. >>> we are following another breaking headline now from the pentagon. word of a sophisticated cyber attack targeting the joint chiefs of staff, thousands of american workers, their e-mails hacked. tonight reports of who could be behind it, russia, possibly china. abc's chief global affairs correspondent, martha raddatz live in washington. martha, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, david. the good news is these were unclassified e-mails but you're still talking about a network of 2500 people on the pentagon'

one was kept warm in an incubator in the hopes of increasing survival. the frequency hinges on whether the mother allows it. >> the goal is for each of these cubs to spend precious time with their mom. >> i was like -- come on, we're leaving. let's go. the newest about additions, she convinced her parents to book a flight from new york. >> i teared up a little bit. giant pandasd that give birth to twins 50% of the time. the gender will be determined at a later time. the national zoo, celebrating the second earth day. a traditional frozen from sickle cake. this came with some of her favorite fruits -- treats. of anys staying on top developments for the d.c. growing family of -- panda family. tomorrow is a big day for a lot of students. back to school time for d.c. public schools. howard in frederick county's, a full list of school start dates are on her website. wjla.com. still to come, a weekly tradition with special meaning. a show of support today for a formal -- former president battling cancer. what are they saying about that heart stopping takedown?

dozens of people have been sickened with the disease and because the incubation period and run up to ten days health officials believe there will be more cases this week. the mayor's office put out a statement that legislation will be introduced this week to strengthen inspections of those cool in towers to try to prevent future cases. officials say this disease is treatable and give you live in south bronx experiencing flu like symptoms you should seek medical attention immediately. that is the latest from the newsroom. ben: strong riptides may be to blame for several near drownings in the rockaways. four people had to be rescued in two incidents, the first happened at 6:30 yesterday when u.s. park police a two women were pulled out of the water, one was unresponsive and taken to hospital, no word on her condition. the other woman was not hurt. a couple hours later a child and that adults had to be rescued, they are in serious condition. the recurrent risk is going to remain high through today into tonight. to juliet: scary when you get caught in one of those. let's go to like for a

there's a chance the number of cases will rise in coming days because of the incubation period which is ten days. there has been a lot of talk about pulling towers since we found out about the spread of the out right, these are towers on the top of large industrial or commercial buildings. there are water, there is water in these cooling towers and often the bacteria can thrive in the water in those cooling towers. there have been questions what is being done to check these powers to make sure they are being maintained and cleaned. yesterday mayor bill deblasio announced a plan to get at them. >> any building that does have one of these cooling towers will be subject to this order. the order instructs the owners or managers to test and disinfect their cooling tower within the next 14 days. failure to comply with the commissioner's order is an misdemeanor. we are doing this out of an abundance of caution. >> reporter: the five site the tested positive for the bacteria, we're hearing this in the bronx, the city wants cooling towers all over the city to be tested as a precaution as the

while one is with mom, the other is being bottle-fed and cap warm -- kept warm in an incubator. and sunday was bao bao's second birthday. >> she had a birthday cake and extra persons, boxes all over the pit a cage. -- an extra presents, knocks is all over the the panda cage. studentsoming up -- across the region heading back to school. one of the newest schools may not open on time. kellye: a new high school in fredericksburg is behind schedule, which may delay the start of classes. stafford county, students are scheduled to go back to school september 8, but to an half weeks out it is still a construction zone. a stones throw away from the current building, dating back to 1975. it will later be demolished and become a parking lot. if the new building is not ready in time, they say that using the old building is not an option because the furniture and fixtures have been removed, but they are hopeful the construction will come through. ae construction company faces 500 dollar per day pretty for not completing the school on time. the deadlines go back to may 31. >> that will be wo

swapping the cubs so each has a chance to nurse and bond with the mother while the other is in an incubate ter and it allows them to survive. >>> we'll talk to steve about sports next. switch now, new york and get installed as early as today. mom switched. we switched. i switched to time warner cable and knew exactly when they were coming. thanks to their 1 hour appointment window. for $89.99 a month, you'll get 100 meg internet, hundreds of hd channels, and unlimited calling to the u.s., puerto rico, canada, mexico, china and india. and for a limited time, you could get a $300 reward card plus tv equipment and epix included. get installed for free as early as today. call 1-800-341-9716. %c1 >>> time to check in with steve and your sports update. what is going on with the yankees? why can't they beat the teams? >> they rise to the occasion. the most important games they step themselves up. barring a meltdown though, the yankees will make the playoffs but it is a difference between winning the division and playing in that one game wild card playoff. today. there are 39 games left. they gave

now that being said, her lungs are still struggling and she is still in an incubator. the couple, there's still facing expenses, their raising money on gofundme paid page. they have just over $51000. >> jason a story about the huge industry of dating, now it is gone into infidelity and who is not be a faithful. >> the bomb has been dropped, the cheating site at madison.com the tagline is have an affair on ashley madison today. it's where people in relationship sign up to cheat on their significant others, now cheaters are exposed. 32 million users. i went out to jersey city to check out a new dating site that is all about fidelity. it's basically a a site for people who have been cheated on called fidelity dated.com. the cocreator told me about the site. >> at the dating website for people have been cheated on or betrayed or singles who are looking for faithful relationship. >> the most interesting part is they created this after a horrible relationship expands herself. >> i had an experience of being in a relationship with someone for nine years and then on the comput

but remember there's an incubation period about really it could be up to 10 to 14 days.n't necessarily know that they've had it contained. they've cleaned and completely decon tame nated the five water cooling towers initially responsible for this outbreak. and they're hoping with these preventive steps that we'll see the end of this outbreak. we won't know until the incubation period is over, leland. give it another week or two. and when we get the samples back we should finally know. >> and certainly a worrisome couple weeks for folks who may be having or worried they were breathing contaminated air. bryan llenas following this from new york. thanks, bryan. ♪ >> we'll have all the details on this video coming up. listen up... i'm reworking the menu. mayo, corn dogs... you are so out of here! ahh... the complete balanced nutrition of great tasting ensure. with nine grams of protein... and 26 vitamins and minerals. ensure. take life in. so what i'm saying is, people like options. when you take geico, you can call them anytime you feel like saving money. it don't matter,

google x a high-tech incubator along with calico which focus on longevity and, of course, nest whiches thermostats. these companies will remain under the google umbrella, google maps, youtube and android. so far, so good. shares are up in after-hours trading. live in mountain view, kiet do, kpix 5 kiet do, kpix 5. >> thank you. >>> here's a live look at the bay bridge where bicycle and pedestrian path will re-open in less than an hour. it had been closed because of construction. the re-opening is scheduled for 6 a.m. >>> time for traffic. that's gianna's realm and how we doing on a tuesday? >> we're doing good. in fact, why not take a look at the bay bridge? traffic is actually quiet for the most part. we have had a couple of things pop up but again, chp cleared it very quickly. so they have been busy but they are getting things out of the road fast. your morning commute is smooth. bay bridge clear no delays into san francisco. san mateo bridge, it's an easy ride all morning long. we haven't seen any shuttles on the san mateo bridge both directions. golden gate bridge lane changes do

internet, the ones in england, but look at this, that is a badger baby, and they're putting it in an incubatee a fox. wildlife aid says they put them together because it's not good for infant animals to be alone, and they generate warmth, that's why baby animals are piled up. these two creatures they put together, they were or fanned on their own before they found other boxers and badgers to put them together. they cuddled together. >> they're letting them grow up to be released back into the wild. >>> it's hot outside, really, really hot, so let's get real, sometimes when it's hot, you get stinky. who better than aunt boo to give us advice on how to keep your funky places a littleless stanky. >> did she really? >> oh she really did. >> some of us have what we call apron belly stank. where you get out the shower, go stand in the mirror and look at yourself naked. if, while you're standing there, your stomach cover up your triangle, that'll be your private parts, if you can't see your private part because of your stomach, you are a candidate for apron belly stank. >> that's the first time i've

jack runs lamp post, an incubator for start-up. >> you realise how much time and fun yip you save onmoney you save on every little traction, that starts to add up. >> the difference is easy to see with video files, we uploaded a six hour movie in over 4 minutes, taking 45 minutes than most broadband connections. >> it's all done, waiting on you to process it. >> a few american cities have fibre optic networks. google added fibre networks in more. >> looking at the united states and the rest of the world when it comes to internet connectivity, we are well behind. i think maybe it will fake five or 10 years. a lot more cities will have it if not by then. >> chattanooga sees itself as having a head start on the rest of the country. now they used creatives and engineers to find ways to take advantage of the new face of networking >>> so why aren't all americans rich or poor, living in cities all over the country, getting online. we turn to the c.e.o. for the rockford housing authority, one of 28 cities chosen for the connect home pilot. grossfield, the tribe chosen to be part of the prog

>> you see -- that's a very good question you see new cases because the incubation period from the timeosed to the time you get infected is anywhere from two to four 14-days. so if i were to get exposed today, i could get sick anywhere up to two weeks from now. so even though the towers might get decontaminated tomorrow you can get sick several days after w5rd because of the relatively long incubation period. >> dr. anthony fauci, thanks so much for coming on with us. really appreciate it. >>> still ahead, the democratic race for the nomination starting to heat up. the gloves starting to come off as hillary clinton throws a jab at rival bernie sanders you pay your car insurance premium like clockwork. month after month. year after year. then one night, you hydroplane into a ditch. yeah... surprise... your insurance company tells you to pay up again. why pay for insurance if you have to pay even more for using it? if you have liberty mutual deductible fund™ you could pay no deductible at all. sign up to immediately lower your deductible by $100. and keep lowering it $100 annually, until

vets pushed oxygen into the incubator and gave the cub antibiotics. but the efforts save. the surviving cub does appear to be strong. >> everyone was rooting for them. so hard for twin panda cubs to make it through. >>> there's new hope for women who have trouble getting pregnant. >> a potential break through in treating one of the most common causes of infertility. here's deborah roberts. >> reporter: it's a mysterious disease and one of the leading causes polycystic ovary syndrome can be difficult to diagnosis let alone treat. >> it's shockingly underdiagnosed because of lack of awareness in the medical community. >> reporter: symptoms include irregular periods, excess hair on the face, weight gain and diabetes. caused in part bibi high levels of testosterone. now, new hope for those who is suffer. an exciting genome mick discovery. >> we found genes that suggest that maybe the cause is the pituitary hormones that regulate ovulation as well as the receipt forces tore foes this ovaries. >> reporter: clues that will hopefully lead to a cure for women like linda. >> you thi

. >> our broadened is we're going not irving preserves or packaged goods we take the time to incubateart if scratch people appreciate our work here. >> so you feel like out of captured the airport atmosphere. >> this is its own the city the airline crews and the bag handlers and the frequent travels travelers and we've established relationships it feels good. >> when i get lunch or come to eat the food i feel like i'm not city. i was kind of under the assumption you want to be done with our gifts you are down one time not true >> we have a lot of regulars we didn't think we'd find that here at the airport. >> people come in at least one a week for that the food and service and the atmosphere. >> the food is great in san francisco it's a coffee and i took an e calorie home every couple of weeks. >> i'm impressed i might come here on my own without a trip, you know, we have kids we could get a babysitter and have diner at the airport. >> this is a little bit of things for everybody there's plenty of restaurant to grab something and go otherwise in you want to sit you can enjoy the exper

and to serve as the core for an incubator in havana where other like minded innovators already inf toun with these four can gather, get access, get me oring, and learn. all of those same problems -- >> they seem to be thanks in mart to john coffield who g'r the state department and the cuban government on bo rd. >> americans have the ability to launch the start ups with little more than a wifi connection. among them broadband kengss and mentorship opportunities. >> one start up at grand central tech providing mentorsh . the company takes food data and personalizes it for consumers. >> i personally -- with internships when i was younger. i felt very happy to be able to get somebodytelse >> for some interns who are studies health communications, it is something to marvel out. >> you have all of the equipment here. and we don't have that in havana. i wthld love to see it all and learn and try to make it faster in hava'a. others hope the experience will prepare her to one day one a business of her own. >> we could all maybe get a chance to start a new company. ready. >> the students hope to

it stays in an incubator, proper temperature and humidity, while the mother is nursing one cub. after that, we change, we swap, and it comes, you know, really easier for the mother to take care of one cub at a time. >> brown: i cited the number of pandas around the world. what is the threat to them and is the situation getting better because to have the work you're doing for them? >> of course. you have to realize the biggest threat the appearance to have the natural habitats, the bamboo forests in central china, but this year is getting better and better because there are a lot of measures to protect the natural habitat of those animals. what we do in captivity is also extremely important because we provide, you know, extra animals that we can reintroduce in the natural habitats. >> brown: briefly, finally, have you figured out why they're so beloved, why people just love these animals? is it only the way they look or what is this. >> yes, i think they have this wonderful, you know, appearance, and they look so cuddly and fuzzy, and i think, you know, it refers to really teddy

internet, the ones in england, but look at this, that is a badger baby, and they're putting it in an incubate we are a fox. wildlife aid says they put them together because it's not good for infant animals to be alone, and they generate warmth, that's why baby animals are piled up. these two creatures they put together, they were or fanned on their own before they found other boxers and badgers to put them together. they cuddled together. >> they're letting them grow up to be released back into the wild. >>> it's hot outside, really, really hot, so let's get real, stinky. who better than aunt boo to give us advice on how to keep your funky places a littleless stanky. >> did she really? >> oh she really did. >> some of us have what we call apron belly stank. where you get out the shower, go stand in the mirror and look at yourself naked. if, while you're standing there, your stomach cover up your triangle, that'll be your private parts, if you can't see your private part because of your stomach, you are a candidate for apron belly stank. >> that's the first time i've heard it called a triangle

what we do is, we play the role of an incubator, but for start-ups that are very focused on a social mission. we pick up about 40 to 50 start-ups every year. and we give them seed-funding and work with them over a period of three years to take it off the ground. out of the 50 you might find one that will actually scale and impact a lot of lives. but in the remaining 49 who don't make it, you've change the way they look at the world around them. and that i think is very important. there was actually a company called rose academy. he is a polio-afflicted individual. discovering computer taught him he has way more connection with the world, than just going to school 7 or 8 hours. he realized to get admissions to this computer class there are a lot of requirements. so he started his own computer academy, called rose computer academy, where literally anyone can get admission to his computer class. it's a for-profit business. it makes money. and if you go into a computer class it has like from seven year old kids to 50 year old grandmas learning computers. i think currently the story of in

they do expect the treatment because the incubation period can run up to ten days. and experiencing flu like symptoms you and seek medical attention. >> kerry drew downstairs. strong riptides blamed for drownings in the waters off greece are in a rockaways. the first happened at 6:30 yesterday. one was unresponsive and taken to hospital, no word on her condition. the other woman was not hurt. a couple hours later a child and adult had to be rescued bearing serious conditions. the recurrent risk will remain high through tonight. juliet: strong storm to blame for a circus tent killing two people, this happened in lancaster and 90 miles north of state capitol in concord. the first of two schedule shows getting unwed lancaster fairgrounds when the tent came down. 100 people were inside. 22 were injured. this happened at a festival near the chicago area. ben: senator chuck schumer and his cousin comedian amy schumer have joined forces. juliet: i did a show with her on the fox news channel and asked if she was related and she said no. this was years ago. she probably didn

they are in a country they feel they are incubated in. the language is a barrier, but they feel safe, they are risk acted, they are treated in a decent -- they are respected, they are treated in a decent way. at least they are not facing death anymore. sarah: thank you for being here. a family feud tearing apart france's far right national front has flared up again after the party's executive board voted to boot out founder --[indiscernible] he has been the thorn in the side of his daughter that took over the party from him in 2011. she has been trying to steer it away from the over racism and anti-semitism of the past. the elder once described not to gas chambers as a detail of history. -- nazi gas chambers as a detail of history. she has been trying to oust him for months. germany has lost one of its most influential politicians who pioneered the engagement policy in the 1970's, reaching out to the communist east long before the end of the cold war. he has died at the age of 93. reporter: he always found time to smoke his pipe. he alway

. >> our broadened is we're going not irving preserves or packaged goods we take the time to incubateger art if scratch people appreciate our work here. >> so you feel like out of captured the airport atmosphere. >> this is its own the city the airline crews and the bag handlers and the frequent travels travelers and we've established relationships it feels good. >> when i get lunch or come to eat the food i feel like i'm not city. i was kind of under the assumption you want to be done with our gifts you are down one time not true >> we have a lot of regulars we didn't think we'd find that here at the airport. >> people come in at least one a week for that the food and service and the atmosphere. >> the food is great in san francisco it's a coffee and i took an e calorie home every couple of weeks. >> i'm impressed i might come here on my own without a trip, you know, we have kids we could get a babysitter and have diner at the airport. >> this is a little bit of things for everybody there's plenty of restaurant to grab something and go otherwise in you want to sit you can enjoy the e

. >> reporter: for the next several weeks they will alternate every 12 hours between the incubator and the mother. chief vetd nairian don neifer. >> honestly until the cubs are both out walk around acting normal and being a panda, that's probably when we'll exhale. names for the cuddly cubs have yet to be determined. these recent births give home to the people working to preserve the endangered species. according to the national zoo, there are fewer than 2,000 total p.a.n.d.a.s. captive and wild left in the world. when the pandas at the zoo reach age 4, they will be taken to china. jericka duncan, cbs news, nor. >>> a surprising wedding. he married his fiancee. he was critically injured last year after a deadly highway crash in new jersey and he had to learn to walk again. he achieved the goal of walking his bride down the aisle without a cane or a wheelchair. this is the "cbs morning news." bring us your aching and sleep deprived. bring us those who want to feel well rested. aleve pm. the only one to combine a safe sleep aid... plus the 12 hour pain relieving strength of aleve. be a m

they are in a country they feel they are incubated in. the language is a barrier, but they feel safe, they are risk acted, they are treated in a decent -- they are respected, they are treated in a decent way. at least they are not facing death anymore. sarah: thank you for being here. a family feud tearing apart france's far right national front has flared up again after the party's executive board voted to boot out founder --[indiscernible] he has been the thorn in the side of his daughter that took over the party from him in 2011. she has been trying to steer it away from the over racism and anti-semitism of the past. the elder once described not to gas chambers as a detail of history. -- nazi gas chambers as a detail of history. she has been trying to oust him for months. germany has lost one of its most influential politicians who pioneered the engagement policy in the 1970's, reaching out to the communist east long before the end of the cold war. he has died at the age of 93. reporter: he always found time to smoke his pipe. he alway