what did fed chair janet yelin have to say about that? >> reporter: good morning, nicole. at this point janet yelin said they're not quite ready yet it raise interest rate, said she is concerned about over sees market, specifically in china, now the us job market is strong again, though, the worry is about what's happening overseas. the fed lowered rates to near zero during the financial crisis in 2008 to help boost the economy, that's where they've stayed, ever since, rate hike could come later this year, so of course, the big waiting game starts again. nicole? >> yes, certainly does. of course, as always, a lot of hype surrounding apple's new operating system. but hearing about some technical issues. >> yes, warning for apple users, significant number of customers say that they're mart phones have crashed while download g apple's new operating system, ios9. a lot of people took to social media to complain. one of the glitches seems to affect customers with older smart phones. apple has not commented. nicole? >> that's never good. all right, jill, thank you. we'll talk to

developments in global markets specifically in china could pose a risk to the economy, however, fed chair janet yelin says there is still a chance for a rate hike this year. stocks swung all over the map after the fed decision and the dow and nasdaq are still on pace for their second straight week of gains. the dow closing down 65 points yesterday to 16674 and the nasdaq rising four and several apple customers are reporting their devices cracked when they tried to upload the new upgrade. tech analysts say it's likely because too many people tried to download the upgrade at the same time. and some were never fixed. >>> and walmart is hiring 60,000 extra workers for the holidays. the same number as last year. the retailer will have more employees in stores and more registers opened during peak hours. current employees will have first choice on picking up additional hours. walmart says more than half of last year's tempworkers stayed on after the holidays. back to you. >>> no more rabbit meat at whole foods. follows an nbc bay area investigation in may that revealed questionable conditions at the compan

officials still making the case for a rate hike this year and janet yelin will offer more insight when she speaks on thursday. the dow raising 125 points on thursday to 15510 and nasdaq up one point. volkswagen north america ceo says he's confident the german automaker will restore confidence after it totally screwed up by rigging emission tests of diesel cars in the u.s. the stock fell 20% on monday. the justice department is opening a criminal probe and volkswagen could face fines of up to $18 billion. >>> apple is moving ahead with plans tabuild an electric car. the "wall street yearn journal" they set a date of 2017. they will expand the team working on the project. back over to you. >> inest thering to see what it looks like. >> thank you. >> get cars on the stage at the apple reveal. >>> now to an nbc bay area follow up. a controversial plan to export coal through the port of oakland is raising questions this morning about safety in the east bay. hundreds of people packed a city hearing at city hall. allowing coal at a new terminal they would build is good for the economy but an

. >> coming up in the next hour, health scare on stage for federal reserve chair, janet yelin. then as we've been telling you all morning long, traffic already a mess in philadelphia. another live look from mobile three, roadblock set up ahead of schedule again, if you thought it would be easy to get into the city, we have what you need to know next. >> think again. also before the pope arrives here, he'll spend a day in new york, live report in the big apple. back again at the top of the hour. >> good morning, just waking up and planning to come into philadelphia today, oh, get ready for some traffic tie ups. road closures began early, caught a lot of folks by surprise, already, just a mess out there. our justin finch is cruising the streets for us, live in mobile three, giving us a look coming up. >> live look from the parkway right now, where preparations are underway, the pope will spend part of saturday and sunday here in philadelphia, just in case you didn't get the member glow in case. also before he gets to philadelphia, pope francis is wrapping up his trip to new york

fed chair janet yelin said several reasons why interest rates are being kept near zero including concernver economic slow down in china and other emerging markets and really the volatility on wall street. she would also like to see wage increases and continued job growth in the u.s. and an increase in inflation. she did stress a rate hike would likely happen some time this year. >>> new details now on a controversial high rise project in san francisco after nine hours of public input last night. the planning commission gave it the green light, according to the "san francisco chronicle" the development dubbed 5m causing a stir as the fight for affordable housing in the city continues. many worry they'll be priced out. the development of the high rise project insists that a good percentage of those units will be affordable housing. >>> the high cost of living could explain why home sales have been slowed down. researchers showing sales of bay areas homes and condos dropped more than 10% last month. that's compared to july. the medium price for all homes in the bay area sold in august aroun

is improving, developments in global markets could pose a risk to the economy, however, janet yelin says still a chance for a rate hike this year. stocks swung all over the map but ended with small moves and however the dow and nasdaq are on pace for their second straight week of gains. yesterday to 16674 and the nasdaq rising. several apple customers are reporting their devices crashed when they tried to upgrade to the new ios 9 software. some users took to social media that the upgrade failed after several minutes and that's likely because too many people tried to download the upgrade today at the same time. apple encountered several bugs during the rollout of ios 8 and some were never fixed. >>> student debt has tropped $1 trillion in this country but a new survey finds that that is not the biggest obstacle keeping people from buying a home. the chances of a married cupual no student loans owning a home is about 70%, if at least one of them has a bachelor's degree. if that same couple has 30,000 in debt, the chances slip just slightly to 68%. high rents are a bigger hurdle making it h