jill wagner has more. good morning, jill. >> the yuan lost 3% since it was devalued on tuesday. the uncertainty, asian markets finished higher. the nikkei gained 1%. stocks on wall street recovered from early losses as they kept tabs on events in china. the dow lost less than a point, the nasdaq finished seven points higher. citizens bank is returning money. the bank failed to credit individuals and business customers with the full amount of their deposits. they were fined. customers were short millions of dollars over a fixed year period starting in 2008. >>> a change for twitter users. you will no longer be confined to 140 characters when sending a private message on the social network. the total character count is now 10,000. the 140 character limit on twitter's main service remains. they wanted to stay competitive with other messaging. >>> the breakfast of champions. wheaties is producing a wheat beer. it's a limited edition of beer. it doesn't actually contain wheaties and is available next month only in minnesota. that could change, if it is a big hit. >> that is not an ex

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jill wagner at the new york stock exchange.hanks a lot, jill. >>> well, the hackers who stole information from the ashley madison website say they exposed millions of unfaithful partners. a statement from the hackers says that the website refused to close down, so now everyone gets to see their data. wyatt andrews reports. >> reporter: some of the names and e-mails are fictitious, but still millions of marriages could be in peril as spouses learn what that late night shopping has really been about. >> they weren't counting on a hacker to obtain that data. >> reporter: kim zetter who writes for "wired" magazine reports another problem. around 15,000 of the e-mails traced to u.s. government accounts including state department and justice department and to top secret defense contractors including raytheon. >> if those are legitimate, if this activity can be directly matched with real people in government and people who might hold sensitive positions in government office, that creates the potential for blackmail. >> some want to ta

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two of whom, jill and jessa, we ultimately spoke to. the family pointed out that josh had admitted what he had done, spoken to police and that an investigation had been completed. he had received counseling, as had the girl, and no criminal charges would be filed, but the damage had been done. the family was under attack and the show in question, so, the duggars decided to give their first national tv interview to the kelly file. the parents along with jill and yes, sir sa, talking about what happened, the fallout and the toll it took on the family, especially the sister, who were outed as victims. that was the month ago. in just a couple of week, we got report of a lawsuit moving forward. tlc announced the duggar sisters would take part in a special on sexual assault. josh and his wife had a new baby. mom and dad just celebrated 31 years of marriage and the network that carried "19 kids and counting" announced the show was axed and would not be coming back. we asked them about that possibility. when we were in arkansas. >> what happens

>> jill wagner at the new york stock exchange. thanks a lot, jill. >> this morning three americans were awarded france's highest honor for disarming a herbally armed man on a passenger train last week. president francois hollande awarded the honors. brian webb reports. >> reporter: three americans who tackled an armed gunman on a high-speed train in belgium last week were reunited last week. alek skarlatos, spencer stone and anthony sadler wiere awarded the honors. they along with two passengers risked their lives to disarm ayoub el khazzani. >> it looked like it was jammed or weren't working and he was trying to charge the weapon and alek hit me on the shoulder and said let's go. >> reporter: skarlatos said they acted mostly out of instinct. >> reporter: cell phone shows the 26-year-old man hog tied on the ground. sadler believes there's a lesson to be learned from the ordeal. >> the gunman would have been successful if my friend spencer had not gotten up in times of like terror like that to please do something, don't just stand

jill chase. always happy to see you, jill. >> hi. >> this is lucy. >> they lucy.he is a cavalier king charles spaniel and along with some other breeds, they are prone to developing my central valve disease. so basically, a murmur is when we listen to their heart and we hear a sound other than bump, bump, we hear a whoosh. the heart is a pump. it has four chambers and if the blood moves through it should moot through smoothly. if it doesn't we'll -- -- it should move smoothly. >> do they develop this problem or is it something they have from birth? >> this particular dog seems to develop damage to their valves as they age. you could do valve surgery. most don't. there's different types of reasons for valve disease is one. sometimes dogs have cardiomyopathy a fancy word for muscle abnormality of the heart so it doesn't contract well and the blood isn't moving smoothly and so there is a heart murmur. >> other dogs get it. so if dogs develop murmurs, what's the prescription? just take it easy? >> no. what should happen is chest x- rays and a heart ultrasound and the r

, thanks so much. >> thanks, jill. coming up after the break, we get another check on weather and traffic. we'll be right >> it is friday and we have dry reads. what more can we ask for? >> on friday that's what i want to hear you say, yes, looking great. if you are just joining us, you know it is early, i'm sure you have your coffee along with us. live look outside at the vine, looking great here and a friday, dry roadways, this is going to be great. even though friday is going to be little bit light nerve terms of traffic than say a monday through wednesday, but still, we want the dry road conditions, and we certainly have them right now. going to 422 eastbound at the pennsylvania turnpike, you can see, plenty of tail light out there. everything on 422 at this hour is looking good. and i'm looking for, that looking it make sure it looks good t should as we head toward 5:00. the schuylkill at city avenue one of the problem areas that we had yesterday. in fact, we've seen it all week long, looking great right now, as w

i'm here again in the capacity as the jill group's coordinator.we work with a number of people who are directly the target audience of new jail i guess you could call it. i have a background in mental health and general public health education. so, i wanted to really commend a lot of the programming that we are he heard about today. the aurora project, a lot of the diversion programs. i think is a really good start, but it's important to also point out san francisco,, with gentrification that is undeniable is increasingly hostile to poor people low income people, of all kinds. until we have confidence of job training, youth development programs, mental health, long-term mental, not just the short-term things we have in place, and long-term housing that is truly affordable and community driven, we are not going to have the kind of success we are looking for. so, i think what we need are these programs need to be investing all of our money into these programs while i agree, again, cj-four ncj-three are deplorable, i don't think again expensive new j

i'm here again in the capacity as the jill group's coordinator.we work with a number of people who are directly the target audience of new jail i guess you could call it. i have a background in mental health and general public health education. so, i wanted to really commend a lot of the programming that we are he heard about today. the aurora project, a lot of the diversion programs. i think is a really good start, but it's important to also point out san francisco, with gentrification that is undeniable is increasingly hostile to poor people low income people, of all kinds. until we have confidence of job training, youth development programs, mental health, long-term mental, not just the short-term things we have in place, and long-term housing that is truly affordable and community driven, we are not going to have the kind of success we are looking for. so, i think what we need are these programs need to be investing all of our money into these programs while i agree, again, cj-four ncj-three are deplorable, i don't think again expensive new ja

jill wagner it he is new york stock exchange. good morning, jill. >> good morning. we could be in for another wild ermined exchange rate. the issue is expected to be raised when china's president visits the white house next month. most analysts say it's now less likely the federal reserve will raise interest rates in september. >> thank you, jill. >>> the three americans who subdued a gunman on a paris-bound train are getting used to life as international heroes. airman first class spencer stone is being treated in a military hospital in germany. he is being nominated for the prestigious airman's medal. national guardsman alek skarlatos is staying with spencer and yesterday anthony sadler took in a movie. >> two days ago we were just on a train and two days later, all this is happening. it's pretty crazy. >> sadler returns to the u.s. today. a parade is being planned for all three men and the gunman is expected to be formally charged today. >>> there are increasing signs vice president joe biden is seriously considering a presidential run. a source tells cnn, presid

good morning, jill. >> good morning, anne-marie. here on wall street it is shaping up to be another bruising day. u.s. stock futures hit a six-month low this morning. wall street had its worst performance in 18 months thursday driven in part by a dramatic drop in the chinese stockmarket. a report founds china's factory activity fell at its fastest pace in more than six years. after the devaluation of the chinese currency, there is worry that the slowdown in chinese economy could cause a slowdown. thursday all indicators were down. the dow lost 358 points, the s&p fell 43 points. the nasdaq dropped 141 points. asian markets tumbled fall follow wall street's selloff. the shanghai composite lost 4%. meanwhile greece is apparently headed for another national collection. tsipras said he's stepping down and calling for early elections. he said he got the best bailout possible from the eurozone countries. >>> coca-cola plans to start publishing information about its health and nutrition efforts. coke was criticized recently for funding a g

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jill wagner it he is new york stock exchange. good morning, jill. >> good morning. we could be in for another wild ride on wall street today and investors say this is mostly about china. >> reporter: china's main market plunged again this morning. one day after stocks suffered their biggest tumble in eight years. the massive sell-off triggered by fears of an economic slowdown in the country. >> part of the real issue is we don't generally feel like we know what is going on in china on a good day and this isn't a good day. >> reporter: the turbulence in asia sent markets around the world in a tail spin. on monday the dow plunged more than a thousand points in the first few minutes of trading and briefly rallied back. analysts say instead of being concerned, investors should focus on diversifying. >> if you're focusing on retirement your portfolio is upside down. if you're young, keep pouring money into the market. this will work its way out in the end. >> reporter: the obama administration has called on china to move toward a more market determined exchange rate. the

what do you have for us, jill?took from your dressing room. so that's good. i did a little online shopping. i have your phone and the first thing you never knew you needed, you don't want to eat that treat, use your phone, thekitchensafe.com. so here's hoda's phone, matt's money. >> did you really get my wallet? >> i took it from the room. two minutes you press the button and it will lock it. you can lock it up to ten days so you can stop yourself from doing things. >> so it's not too keep it safe from intruders. >> safe from yourself. >> you can see that stuff in there. >> that's not going to work, you don't put your watch in there. you lock it up from yourself. it's to sort of say "okay, i'm taking a break from my phone, i can't control myself." >> or candy. things like that. okay. >> what else? >> no, it's locked. >> moving on, you have your favorite -- well, something you like for breakfast, i don't know if it's your favorite and you're laying in bed, we have chairs here today but you want to read your ipad but

jill wagner of cbsmoneywatch.com joins us now.reporter: good morning, frank and maria. global markets are rattled after china's surprise decision to de value its currency. it makes chinese products less expensive overseas but it gives china an unfair advantage. stocks for companies that sell products in china like apple and general motors took a hit. really dragged down the markets yesterday. the dow fell 212 points. the nasdaq down 65. >>> ford is bringing manufacturing jobs back to the united states. the automaker shifting production of its 2016 trucks from mexico to ohio. it le create more than 1,000 jobs tore two types of trucks. >>> rite aid shunned apple pay as part of a group developing a rival pay system. but now rite aid says it will accept apple pay this month and android pay when it becomes available. >> jill, we like to talk about food here in the morning. people are grabbing their breakfast right now and we hear there's a new sweet treat on the market. >> reporter: that's right. now you can get your girl scout cookie

jill, thanks so much. >> right now 5:38.nd, in campaign 2016 donald trump defending himself overcome end he made about fox news anchor megan kelly. the presidential candidate was not happy about a question kelly asked during debate about sexist comments he made in the past. cbs news core month hena daniels has the latest on the campaign trail. >> donald trump took to the sunday shows defending himself against claims he is disrespectful to women. >> i will be phenominal to the women. i mean, i want to help women. >> the billionaire candidate attacked carly, directly on twitter. saying the only female gop candidate had zero channels at winning the nomination after she said this. >> as crazy as the presidential campaign process, it does, in fact, give vote areas window into how people respond over pressure over time. >> she was referring to remarks tom trump made about fox news host megan kelly who he claims questioned him unfairly during last week's gop debate. >> you could see there was blood coming out of her eyes, blood com

today i think everybody has their fingers crossed at 9:30 a.m., jill, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, erika and nicole. china's a composite closed down 1 percent after yesterday's interest rate cut, japan's market rebounded. mixed day in asia but we could be in for another wild ride on wall street. yesterday dow jones finish down 205. nasdaq fell 19. anyone watching know those numbers do not tell the whole story. stocks surged at the open. dow jones was up 441 points. the rally was wiped out, by a stunning sell off in that last hour of trading. the dow jones actually saw its biggest one day reversal since 2008. what today will bring? who knows. nicole and erika. >> yeah, jill, we're always hearing about the outcome of the day but what is behind these crazy swings? what makes that sort of thing happen? >> reporter: well, investors are really concerned about china's economy and whether a slow down there will spread to other market. remember china is one of the biggest trading partners to the united states. chinese consumers are a huge market for american companies, like apple,

jill wagner of the new york stock exchange has more. >>> reporter: china's main market plunged for a fourth straight day this morning one day after stocks suffered their biggest tumble in eight years. the massive sell-off triggered by fears of an economic slowdown in the country. >> part of the real issue here is we don't generally feel like we know exactly what's going on in china on a good day. and this isn't a good day. [ bell ] >> reporter: on monday, the dow plunged more than 1,000 points in the first few minutes of trading. then briefly it rallied back before closing the day down 588 points. some analysts say instead of being concerned, investors should focus on diversifying. >> if you are approaching retirement and you have 80% of your money in stocks, then your portfolio is upside-down. it should be the other way around. if you are 26, this is a speed bump. >> reporter: to help stabilize the global markets the obama administration has called on china to move toward a more market-determined exchange rate. jill wagner, cbs news, at the new york stock exchange. >>> today the san

you, jill. so, we ' hearing that rental prices are going up, especially, for one type of housing. what can you tell us? >> reporter: good morning, nicole. affordable rental amount are in short supply. that means rents for middle tear tear apartments are rising faster than for hire ends ones. wall street journal says more develop remembers building luxury ants, because the construction costs are about the same. but they can charge a lot more rent than housing for middle income americans. nicole? >> and i have to know about this one. wisconsin getting some competition when it comes to cheese? this is big news, jill, what's going on? >> yes. maine, if you can believe it, now is the fastest growing cheese industry in the u.s. number of retail cheese makers in the state has doubled in the past six years. even though the total number of dairy farmers has dropped. nicole? >> interesting phenomenon. jill, always interesting. >> it is 4:50. coming up after the break, another check on your weather and tra

i imagine it can't be all that favorable, jill? >> that's right. all of the recalls have people a lot less satisfied with their automobiles. that's one of the findings from the 2015 american consumer satisfaction index. that's an annual survey of nearly 4300 people. they found the status actually with cars and trucks, dropped for the third straight year. it is now the lowest level since 2004. and one of the main reasons for that is people are just sick of all of the thee recalls. >> understandably, jill. fingers crossed. coming up after the break, checking on traffic and weather together this tuesday morning. >> let's check in with meisha and how the roads are looking. >> roads are looking good, still contending with overnight construction project. this is one of the areas looking at early this morning. ninety-five southbound, woodhaven, construction now cleared. left lane was the only lane getting by. now, as i step out of the way here, you can see everyone traveling along by. as you can also see, plenty of of headlight, tails light still out ther

jill wagner at the new york stock exchange, thank you, jill. >>> for the first time in u.s. history, two women made it through the rigorous army ranger training and will graduate on friday. they learned to overcome fatigue and hunger and stress during small combat operations. hena daniels is here in new york. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the u.s. military began the process to open thousands of front line combat jobs to women about two years ago. service branches have been developing gender neutral requirements for all jobs in the military and are currently evaluating whether any positions should remain closed to women. after 62 days of grueling training, two women are now on their way to graduating alongside 94 men from the army's elite ranger school. the pair were among 19 females who took part in the first-ever coed training session in the school's history. training that includes a notoriously tough course. >> carrying the sacks which is pretty heavy. running missions. learning how to do patrolling in different types of environment. none of that is dated by the

jill nicolini, cbs 2 news. >> or more. thank you, jill. >>> an update now on a story that touched our hearts generous donations from cbs 2 viewers helping the bonnie braves of brooklyn youth baseball people get to the championship series in illinois. the team nearly went all the way. but they lost by one run in the last inning of a semifinal game. still, these children so grateful for the chance to make their hometown proud. and it's really, really exciting. viewers contributing money to -- let's check in with lonnie quinn. congratulations, boys, for getting as far as you did. >> quite an accomplishment. >>> our weather today, started off with a beautiful sky. more clouds out there right now. but it's not terrible. all the talk is about what tomorrow and saturday holds because it could be big rain. i don't see it that way. weather watchers show you how the day sort of transpired perfectly. here's charley hoffman. okay? this is up in pennsylvania the delaware river. see the clouds over there? all right. they came in later i

>> all right, jill, thank you. also, hearing there is a big change coming to target stores watch are they mixing up? >> reporter: well, tarring set going to be removing gender-based label for most of its children's department, that's includes toys, bedding, entertainment. for example, in the toy area, tarring let take down pink, blue, yellow and green paper, which was used to suggest items based on gender. target says the decision stems from customer feed-back. erika? >> all right, very good. jill, see you in about an hour, thanks so much. >> coming up after the break, another check on traffic and weather together. we'll be right back. judged. >> morning, if you are just waking up, good morning, roads are looking pretty good. right now so far so good. we've had couple of incidents, one cleared out of the way, 95 northbound, no longer in existence. here is a look at the schuylkill expressway at spring garden, looking great there. as you can see, 422 eastbound at trooper road for those of you heading out, head being

money watch's jill wagner joins us live from the new york torque stock exchanges, jill, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, nicole. asian markets soared this morning, following another really big day on wall street. dow jumped 369 points yesterday, and if you combine that with wednesday's gains, that means the dow has now recouped nearly half of its losses following that six-day sell-off. and it came after government data showed that the us economy grew faster than expected in the second quarter. what today bridges, is anyone's guess. we'll see. nicole? >> for sure, all wait to go see. jill, apple apparently sends being out invites for its next big event. will they be introducing certain device or devices on september 9th? what's happening there? >> yes, well, experts are expecting new iphone 6s and 6s plus. and it is supposed to come with four touch screens, faster processers, also better camera that comes with a front facing flash for selfies, of course. and apple is also expected to throw out new apple tv with sewer i voice control. got to love that they're putting a front fla

it was quite exciting to be worked on by louis and jill.end sharon and i quite a thrill. my bucket list has another item checked off. i've tried my best to maintain my coif. get down to the plaza and see what will be. >> she's a poet. >> how cute is that? she wrote a poem. >> they come away with a once-in-a-lifetime memory. >> and the confidence, they have confidence they didn't have when they walked in. funny what a great haircut and outfit can you. >> it's what i've been doing with you for eight years. a girl re-creates model position. >> you look at models and how they stand. they look kind of funky. >> it's often an uncomfortable position you're in. >> this 16-year-old girl, her name is lie la. she's from california. she posts videos under this moniker citrus firefly. she knows these magazines, i'm going to re-create these ridiculous positions. >> good for her. >> here is her trying to create how they would look in real life. >> the sun is so blinding. you want some of this? i like the way you smell. look what i can do. jazz hands. my n

jill wagner joins us on what itmeans for investors good afternoon. >> reporter: good afternoon, a rough start to the trading day as you said the dow is down 211 points a big improvement from where the stocks started, saying this sell off is all about china the dow jones plummeted dropping 1,000 points at the first few minutes of trading. >> for me it felt like the crash of 87. >> the sell off continues, down dow plunged 530 points friday, worst session in four years and 2011. fears of china's economic slow down are shaking investors, with china's main index tumbling 8.5%. >> this is a repricing of the global stock markets. >> adding is the plunging price of oil, fell $40 a barrel since the first time since 2009. wall street is now in what's called a correction, a fall of 10% or more from its high. corrections are natural in a bowl market, most analysts say this one was long over due. >> long-term i'm still, i believe in the united states of america first and foremost as an investing opportunity. >>> the last correction came four years ago. and analysts say it is less likely the federal

jill wagner's at the new york stock exchange. jill, good morning. >> good morning, anne-marie. the markets appeared to be on a rebound after an abrupt late-day selloff. yesterday's reversal was stunning. yesterday the dow was up by over 441 points but yesterday in the trading hour it was wiped out. the dow plunged. 641 points. the biggest one-day reversal since october 2008. the dow finished the day down nearly 205 pointss closing at an 18-month low. that's the longest moving stretch in more than three years. the s&p fell 25 points and the nasdaq fell 19 points. economists also advised the markets haven't had a correction in four years. the advice for long-term investors is stay where you are and ride out the storm. >> i would definitely stay in the market. don't panic, don't sell whatever you do. >> there was some good news yesterday. yesterday's figures show a boost in home sales and boosting consumer confidence. anne-marie? >> jill wagner at the new york stock exchange. thank you. >>> some of kennedy's e-mails contained sensitive but unclassified information according to the

>> jill schlesinger in new york, thank you jill. >> thanks jill. >>> time now 5:42.mp is turning play at the -- into play at pump. coming up where you can play the lotty and filling your tank. >> a rare wolf sighting has northern california biologists taking notice. we'll talk about that and more coming your way. >> if you're going over to interstate 880 in oakland. that is where the commute will look like. liza will ,,,,,,,,,,,, ♪ ♪ it took serena williams years to master the two handed backhand. but only one shot to master the chase mobile app. technology designed for you. so you can easily master the way you bank. >>> good morning everybody, taking a look at your uv index report for this tuesday. today, well we have increasing cloud cover. but that index is still going to be on the very high side. it's a 9.2 which means you need to protect against sun damage and you need to use the spf 30 plus. the most prone areas for sunburn today will be between the hours of 1:00 p.m. and 3:00 p.m. you know what i tell you what? i have the full forecast coming up in three minut

jill? >> thank you. good morning, everybody. going to crane my neck a little bit because i do have a few slides and this paper i'm presenting on on behalf of my co-authors. for those youf not familiar with the area of the intersection of public health and development it's a diverse area with major evidence holes. i don't each say gaps. they are big, black holes where we simply don't know things like how many faith-based providers services there are. what this paper sought to do is to provide a synthesis based on a series of systematic reviews of which the authors were a part and the synthesis of primary search in which there are some substanti substantial evidence that could be committed. what the focus ended up being focused on is african faith-based health service providers. we were presenting this at the bank, but there were these kinds of quotes that have been floating around for the last 20 years and this idea that this is a substantial provision in africa by these faith-based health providers and the sense that we don't re

jill chase this friday. and your friend. >> this is kialana, my lab.about a month ago, i sent out a shoutout to all the other nine siblings for their birthday and i got some grief about not mentioning her by name. so here she is. >> the question comes from one of our viewers who has an older dog who has some health ailments, doesn't go out very often. do pets at age 17-plus, need a rabies vaccine? i have two dogs arthritic, they rarely leave the house but their licenses are due soon. what do you think? >> in california, it's actually the law that all dogs are rabies vaccinated. there's no discussion. we as veterinarians can determine whether or not we can void that. sometimes for example young puppies are traveling from one state to another and they are under 4 months of age until we can say no vaccine but older dogs like this one that she is talking about as long as they are healthy and there's no reason not to vaccinate they should be vaccinated every three years. >> and there's no concern about vaccinating an older dog? >> no. all dogs need to be li

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jill chase in studio to answer your pet questions.hat's coming up next. ,,,,,,,,, >>> let's check in with the big board. it's down a lot by 425 points. >>> injuries to corneas of dogs and cats are one of the most common eye ailments seen by veterinarians and we welcome dr. jill chase this noontime with brutus and buttercup. >> brutus is snoozing. >> like the bowtie, too. >> thanks. >> what is a cornea? >> the cornea is the clear part of your eye. >> yeah. and how do we know if our -- we know when we have an issue but how do we know when the dog has an issue? >> it's very painful so you will see squinting and eye discharge very painful and we consider eyes medical emergencies because the sooner we can get on top of it and treat it the less likely we will impair the vision. >> yeah. is it clouded? can you look in their eyes and see it? >> in the beginning with a scratch to the cornea you may not see anything but we have a special stain we put on the eye so we can check to see whether or not there's a scratch. >> you can't put a contact

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they need to get on it. >> jill wagner at the new york stock exchange. thank you. >>> hundreds are feared dead after a ship passed with migrants capsized off libya. up to 400 people were on board when it set off from zuwara. libya's coast guard has rescued about 200 people. many of the migrants are from africa and war-torn syria. >>> and european officials are reacting to another migrant tragedy. police in austria made the grim discovery thursday of an abandoned truck with decomposing bodies. as many as 70 are thought to have suffocated inside. >>> and coming up on the "morning news," returning ten years later. president obama tours new orleans to see the progress made and the work that still needs to be done in the aftermath of katrina. >>> risings temperatures and increasing winds are fueling the largest wildfire in washington state. the flames in okanagan county have burned more than 450 square miles. 45 homes and almost 50 cabins have been damaged. three firefighters died fighting the fire last week. >>> tomorrow marks ten years since hurricane katri

it not only got cancelled for the parents and josh but jill and jess got a show cancelled. they were beloved and four of them were sexual assault victims. >> absolutely. they were innocent victims. the parents and you were asked this by putting them on tv maybe not so innocent victims. josh duggar remains at the center of this. he didn't explain or apologize for behavior. the fact that he announced on twitter that he and his wife had their fourth child and were torched by negative comments. >> now tlc, they are in an interesting position saying they are cancelled but we are going to do a documentary on abuse with the duggars. what is that about? >> very smart move by tlc because it looked like a public service. it enables the family to do penance. it does a big number on the ratings because of so much interest on the family. it could provide the basis for a spinoff show for the victimized sisters who were so poised during this whole ordeal. >> it is interesting to me because we aired the interview in two parts. the first part was the parents and the second part was the daug

louis licari and "today" contributor and author jill martin. okay, kids. >> so we should go -- we're ing to get the couple, me and you, because they're lindfolded and they can't walk out here. >> they have not seen themselves nor each other. >> we're going tooescort -- hi, guys. >> okay. >> we're just going to hold your hand. >> i have that dress. we have to help them. come on out. >> don't be afraid. don't are scared. we've got you. we've got you. >> i'm going to turn you, mary, around just a tad. keep coming over. >> i'm going to hold you -- let go of your wife for a second. take one step that way. >> take a step to the left, john. no, your right. >> my right. >> okay. >> wait a minute. get over here. >> okay, now don't move. all right, so hold on. >> stop it, mary. 50 shades of gray, mary said. mary, all she ever does is she showers, shampoos, uses moisturizer, she doesn't use a lot of stuff and her husband he doesn't do much either. all right, you guys. >> how do you think that makes me feel? >> are you ready to -- when you take off your bl

it is pretty scary. >> wow, no kidding. >> absolutely, you want to know that kind of thing. >> jill, we're used to having our bags searched at air bag and concert and new we are hearing a movie theater chain started to do that as well. >> reporter: movie theater change regal entertainment group has begun to check bags. this comes after numerous shootings around the country. regal admits it is not without its flaws and knows it will be inconvenient for guests but worth it to provide better security. >>> piece of mind when you go to the movie. >> but no more smuggling in mike and ike's. >> i'm with you. >> they will catch you. >> yes. >> paying $18 for one box. >> jill, thank you. >>> 4:51. >>> coming up we will get a check of weather and traffic. >>> let's check with meisha and roads are at least dry, right, meisha. >> right, they are that. we have that going on. good morning. the road are dry, looking good out there, we have been in construction season one of the ongoing lingering things. this is just cleared, i-95 southbound between route 413, woodhaven road, two lanes blocked, both

jill wagner of cbsmoneywatch.com joins us now. >> reporter: good morning, brian and maria. we'll see if the markets can make it three days in a row combined with wednesday's gains, the dow now recouping half of its losses following a six-day sell-off. it was up 369 yesterday. it looks like a lower open today. >>> some big savings for students thanks to technology. campus at the university of maryland is doing away with textbooks and letting students use online resources instead. it's expected to save students thousands of dollars. >>> and gap is no longer requiring workers to remain on call for short notice shifts. this follows an inquiry from new york's attorney general. gap says it's trying to improve scheduling stability for workers. the decision does apply to gap's other brands as well including old navy and banana republic. >> jill, this is exciting. we hear macy's is taking a page from -- i'm excited at least -- from tj maxx and other discount stores. what can you tell us? >> reporter: i'm with you. i'm excited. macy's is op

correspondent jill wagner shows us how low it can go, and why wall street is headed south. >> reporter: the dow jones plummeted again at the opening bell, dropping more than 1,000 points in the first few minute of trading. >> for me, it felt like the crash of 87. >> the sell off continued last week's tumble on wall street, the dow plunged 530 points friday, its worse session in four years. and the markets worse week since 2011. >> fears of china's economic slow-down are shaking investors, stocks fell across asia monday morning, which china's main index tumbling 8.5%. it biggest one day lost in eight years. >> this is a re-pricing of the global stock market.