jill wagner at the new york stock exchange. thanks a lot, jill. >>> well actor tom selleck is accused of stealing water amid california's historic drought. a municipal water district hired a private investigator to bust the star. an agency said a truck load was taken from his hydrant and driven to his ranch. they're suing him and sooning a further investigation. >>> a man is found in no clothes wandering on the road and then he decides to take off with the squad car. save on everything for summer fun! this weekend at kohl's when you don't get enough sleep... and your body aches... you're not yourself. tylenol® pm relieves pain and helps you fall fast asleep and stay asleep. we give you a better night. you're a better you all day. tylenol®. [music] no, no, no, no people are both soft and strong... yey! which is why our products are too. angel soft. >>> here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. >>> a new mexico man faces a list of charges after a bizarre roadside incident. he was make and took off. we're shown the episode

. >> today's job report, jill/ jill looks at what companies are doing. >> companies are doing more thaning to verify your work history. legally, companies must get consent before they start digging. however federal guidelines allow employers to access your credit report on if they have any compelling business rationale. companies are prohibited from using information in employment decisions. they do have to follow guidelines if they find something negative in their background check. they must send you a letter raising a red flag and providing it copy of the report. they must give you time to correct the record or explain the issue. and if the company decides not to hire you based on what they found, it must send an adverse action letter and also furnish you with contact information for the firm that generated the report. if you want to know what employers migh >> coming up tonight at five, the days of cell phone contracts racing be over. a major carrier is changing how you buy phones but not everyone may like the new plan. >> i'm getting the idea that you are excited that it's friday. [

. >> there you go, thanks, jill jill. >> that is right. >> all right got that right. >> we will talk to you. >>> pope francis will touchdown in philadelphia, a hard to believe in less than three months. >> this morning we are getting new details about much anticipated visit. "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff has those details. >> reporter: last week "eyewitness news" was there as pope francis greeted followers in philadelphia's officials up side of vatican city. and new we have learn a good deal more about when it is our turn to host. >> here in the cradle of liberty, independence hall what a beautiful story this business of philadelphia will be. >> reporter: here's a look at how it will go. wheels will touchdown the atlantic aviation at 9:30 a.m. saturday september 26th, immediately following at 10:30 a a.m. a mass will be held at cathedral basilica at saints peter and paul. at 4:45 pope francis is expect to talk immigration and religious freedom at independent mall before heading to the benjamin franklin parkway where he will take part in the massive world meeting of famil

jill jill, how are you? >> great, how are you quincey?ntrol the wave runners. >> yes, sir. >> i'm having so much fun. >> awesome. >> now, we've been here since about 9:00 and i've been riding actually, couple of people say oh, wow you guys are out there on the water. if i come to you guys, how much is it for a half hour? >> it is 75 for half hour, 45 minutes is 100 an hour is 130 for the ski. >> and i've been driving probably $500 worth? >> yes. >> any tips for me as i go out here and brave these fierce conditions? >> have fun, be safe. >> okay. >> good? >> yep. >> this is the reason i went to temple university! >> those student loans! look at that. quincy rides off into the ocean. >> who gracefully ridden off on the back after horse maybe none of just done, that one man allegedly has tried to. a security camera caught this new hampshire man stumbling into a barn, choosing a horse as his designated driver. is this like -- >> police say the man first stole a gatorade from the frig. >> no, i didn't. >> then video shows him struggling as he

and the kids, they were like, my grandkids. >> jill, jill. >> little jill, yeah. bout her. >> she was a character. she really was. just a funny little girl. if she didn't have your attention, she'd get it. >> she was very -- i think she would have been very athletic. she was gifted in that way. >> and brad was the swimmer, right? >> he loved it. he was great at it. being a fath kid's good." >> reporter: there were gatherings with david's sprawling extended family, the lockharts -- the descendants of nine brothers and sisters on david's mother's side. >> the lockharts were so entrenched in this patch of southern indiana that they had a road named after them. lockhart road. where david's family lived. >> there could not have been a better place for us to have been when all of this terrible stuff happened. >> reporter: the awful news raced through two families that night. david's sister julie was getting ready to go to bed when the phone rang. >> i said, "what?" "what are you, what are you talking about?" "what are you saying?" >> reporter: julie went straight to her

thank you, jill. >> thanks, jill.nia" insurance rates are going up especially for people living in northern california. the state's held exchange says users -- health exchange says users will see an increase of 7% next year. when shopping for a plan, customers should look beyond the price of premiums and watch for hidden costs. the 2016 rates will be finalized in a few months. >>> it is 5:41 on your tuesday morning. still to come, a quick fix to save some bumpy roads. how this new process is saving >>> good morning. 5:44. taking a look at your uv index report for the santa clara valley, it's almost as high as you can get on a scale of 1 to 10. protect yourself against sun damage. the hottest part of the day will be 1 p.m. i have the full forecast coming up in a matter of minutes. >>> a troubling security flaw has been discovered on android cell phones. as kpix 5's cate caugiran reports, hackers can break into those phones with just a single text message. >>> reporter: you don't even have to open the message according

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jill robinson from the department of public health and we had to have debbie sheriff freeman from the sheriff's department. >> good morning, supervised on jill robinson dir. of behavioral health services. my prior position was that of the director of behavioral health services for the jail. i was in the jail for about 20 years. in the jail, there is approximately 11-17% of the individuals that have a serious mental illness, that being defined as someone with a psychotic disorder were a major mood disorder like bipolar. about a month ago we did a one-day snapshot to try to get an exact percentage, and that date it was 14%, which was around 170 individuals. one thing to note, people with mental illness tend to stay in a jail longer than those in general population. it is due to a multitude of reasons. things like the individuals may struggle to understand the court proceedings. they may struggle to work with their attorney in their own defense. they also are frequently homeless. they also don't have the resources to get out on bail or they don't meet the criteria to get on their own recognizance. so, it's about 125-140 day that these individuals are incarcerated more than those without mental illness. most of the individuals with mental illness, that 14%, to have a substance abuse disorder. about 80% of the general population has a substance abuse disorder. if courts are going to incarcerate individuals that have mental dullness, the facilities need to be safe, they need to be humane, and they need to have places that people can be treated. they need housing areas that are safe, dormitory housing doesn't work for folks that have mental illness. imagine someone that's having a manic episode that may stay up all night talking loudly, singing loudly, cleaning their so imagine how that would go over with other inmates trying to sleep in their dormitory setting. so, they need single cell or two person housing. we need treatment space, both for individuals treatment that meet compliance so private space where the clinician can sit with the client and hear the clients concerns, work with the client that is visible to the custody staff but the custody staff can't hear what's being said. it's also very important that we group rooms. that'll be what we call therapy rooms so that the individual can roam around. socialize, when they're in jail, and learn how to socialize, learn how to cooperate and be in treatment so they can be successful when they're in community. people that are housed in direct supervision jails generally do better. jail is the huge risk for suicide and i don't know how many of you have looked at county jails three and four but there the old vail bar jails, though, it kind that you see in the movies. it's hard for the deputies to view inmates are housed in those type of jails. it's hard for the deputies to interact with inmates are housed in those shares. it's hard for psych staff to go in and work with her mill you helping them socialize, helping them become healthier. so, direct supervision jails are very very important to this population. people with mental illness and the jail are up a vulnerable population, and they need to be safe in a jail. staff who treat them also must be safe in a jail. if a jail help staff is it in an area setting one-on-one with an inmate with no window, which does happen, it's not safe to be sitting with that individual. in county jail five, i don't know if you've seen it. it's been it's the newest jail that the symphysis go sheriff's department has, we currently have what's called a psychological sheltered living units. in that psych staff in their everyday working with those individuals, working with them in group sessions, working with them one-on-one and working with them as they socialize with each other, including playing games, watching television, anything that's going to help them learn how to be in a setting with other people could we have also found that the general population, the mill you setting, helps staff morale. it's very important that you want to a staff that wants to go to work, that they're compassionate about what they do and that happens at county jail five. at county jail four and county jail six there is currently insufficient treatment space. there is no interview rooms. there's no group rooms. this no office space for staff. when people work in a jail they must have access to computers and two telephones him and to private space where they can keep confidential records. at county jail four and county jail six this limited access to jim and most of the literature shows that people who are depressed, benefit from physical activity. it's very important that people with any kind of mental health issue be able to access jim, access physical activity. >> thank you ms. robbins guy politicking becomes increasingly unfair as presenters, after realizing work him and him close to an hour now with only gone through four of our seven presenters. so just for the sake of time i knew you presented this information yesterday budget committee, and i really appreciate your perspective again today. actually, i know from supervisor breed and myself i think this is one of the key aspects that we want to explore the most and we talk about rebuilding the jail. i said this yesterday, but the stanford law school and california state senate pro tem gerald steinberg came out with the board asking when the prisons become acceptable mental health care facilities? i think the there was summarize the report in the back. thank you for bringing it. it's a really big question. i think increasingly we as a society actors here in san francisco, are relying on prisons and jails as the solution to the mental health issue that we are really struggling to address. i really want dph to play a central role in helping us really rethink what our jail system could look like and i cited some of this yesterday at the national alliance of mental illness stated, at some point, 25-40% of individuals across the country will at some point be incarcerated. that is a very stock number and knowing that 45% of inmates thursday prisons today are treated for mental health illnesses, that at close to 50% of inmates in our state prison system are treated for mental health issue. so, clearly, is more we can do in this arena and appreciate some of the solutions you presented in terms of what we can do to better address that issue. thank you. >> thank you. >> deputy chief freeman thank you for being here and i just want to say, this charset on for decades has been a model department throughout the country. really innovating and piloting some of our incredible programs around rsvp, restorative justice, and many other programs that have helped prevent recidivism. so i want to acknowledge the sheriff's apartment really innovative work on that. >> supervisors, good morning. it's a pleasure to be here to get my name is matt freeman on the chief deputy sheriff in charge of the custody operations division city and county of san francisco sheriff's office. the pleasure to be here today to have the opportunity to briefly speak with you regarding the rehabilitation detention facility project otherwise known as all justice placement jail project. we are also here today to talk you about aarp released by the board of state and community corrections pursuant to 863. replacement of the h linder hall justice judge that a top priority on the state capital plans since 2006. jeff's apartment has been working with several city agencies as part of the justice facilities improvement project since 2008. as you know, the justice facility proven project calls for the relocation of all all justice tenants. constructed in 1950, the building has received a seismic hazard rating of three which indicates in event of an earthquake any structural damage to the hall of justice be very severe impose appreciable lighthouses that likely would require the vacation of the building. since 2008 bishops of honest look closely with the gel planning team consisting of representatives of the mayor's budget office, comptroller's office, department of public works, capital planning committee, and real estate department response to to state senate bills, senate bill 1020 and senate bill 86 in economy to obtain funding opportunities. the work of the gel planning group has been very collaborative. included the input of multiple disciplines and subject matter experts in the bus serves as a good example with the city cannot publish them we work together on large projects such as this. some 30 years before the implementation of state realignment in october of 2011 the sheriff deponent is fully embraced and been a leader in the delivery of in custody in a programming that seeks to address the underlying grid of actors that played offenders by offering some of the most innovative evidence-based programs in existence today. we publish this via our professional team of staff to include deputy sheriffs, chairs program and rehabilitation coordinators, jill help clinicians, jill behavior health clinicians, community-based organization partners and through collaborative partnerships with greater criminal justice infrastructure to include the courts among adult probation, parole, public defender, district attorney, and the police department. the sheriff deponent believes that secure detention is not a one-size-fits-all application of justice and is not necessary in every case to ensure public safety. because of this belief, we have robust pretrial diversion and alternative to incarceration programs. in fact, on any given day it is likely that we have somewhere between 900-1100 individual places observe pretrial were alternative program. as a matter fact, i think it's even higher than that now. reality is, however, many of the offenders arrested in the city and county of san francisco are not eligible for these programs due to the seriousness of their charges. the sheriff's apartment truly believes and holds dear to live in high school resu

jill help clinicians, jill behavior health clinicians, community-based organization partners and through collaborative partnerships with greater criminal justice infrastructure to include the courts among adult probation, parole, public defender, district attorney, and the police department. the sheriff deponent believes that secure detention is not a one-size-fits-all application of justice and is not necessary in every case to ensure public safety. because of this belief, we have robust pretrial diversion and alternative to incarceration programs. in fact, on any given day it is likely that we have somewhere between 900-1100 individual places observe pretrial were alternative program. as a matter fact, i think it's even higher than that now. reality is, however, many of the offenders arrested in the city and county of san francisco are not eligible for these programs due to the seriousness of their charges. the sheriff's apartment truly believes and holds dear to live in high school results ability to not allow incarceration time to be wasted time. we do our best to prepare inmates for successful reentry which makes the community healthier and safer. the sheriff's department innovative nature and understands fully the words of our role in the treatment of the underlying cause of criminal behavior. we will continue to work with apoptosis partners to address the needs of offenders and reduce recidivism. because this by delivering evidence-based programming and conditions of confinement that facilitate a therapeutic environment whereby effective case management, delivery of educational curriculum, soho and vocational program and can thrive and is realized in our county jail facility today. central to this effort is replacement of the age in seismic week to finish in linear jails three and four. two primary areas with busby considering consideration of this project. the first being that count in response to our own successes in offender management in light of the information gleaned from the multiple and independent jill population forecast, the sheriff deponent seeks to reduce the overall pick count that the county jail. the second and perhaps more porn consideration are the conditions of confinement and safety of the incarcerated population. the rpf will replace two linear jails told in the late 1950s that utilize indirect supervision application and offer no ability whatsoever to deliver any programs in meaningful care to the mentally ill. the rpf will be built in watterson is using pot design and light truck supervising over significantly increasing inmate safety. the rpf will contain modern classrooms with the latest technology and activity which bolsters the ability to live or educational curriculum, programmatic content and vocational training. the facility will have designated reunification that offenders committing family ties. rpf love designated housing areas those offenders with the important challenge of dealing with mental health issues. the conditions of combined in all justice jails ar

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jill schlesinger live for us in new york. good morning, jill. >> reporter: good morning good so lets start off nice and simple who is eligible for medicare. >> if you or your spouse is 65 and you paid payroll taxes for ten years you are in. you have to officially enroll in the program, unless you already receive social security and in that case you are automatically enrolled. if you work beyond age 65 either you or your spouse you have health insurance you can delay until you retire good what are different parts of the medicare and what exactly is covered, people are confused out there. >> it is totally confusing. i will never forget when my parents were signing up with this and i had to learn about this. this is crazy. is there part a that covers hospital services, and skilled nursing facilities but just up to a hundred days. some home health care and hospice care. part b is your doctor's visit, outpatient services, lab work and some preventive care. part c, this is kind of weird because it is not part of the medicare it is an alternative to medicare it is private insurance, they give you different choices. and then part d that covers prescription drugs. the cost for all this vice based on your income. if you want coverage to get your out of pocket expenses under wraps you can purchase medicare supplemental insurance, that is sold by private companies. this is important. medicare does not cover long term care. you heard me talk about a stay up to a hundred days but if you have a chronic illness and you will be in a nursing home for months and months and months medicare doesn't cover it. it doesn't cover routine hearing, vision, foot or dental care. if you are trying to get services outside u.s. will not be cover. to learn more about medicare and it is confusing, believe me, i get it, when the program is due to run out of money? faster then would you believe. prescription to i have is a it. go to jill >> jill, i know you just keep it real. it is confusing, crazy if only we had you in our back pocket every time we had a question. >> thank you. we appreciate it. >> take care. >> 6:39. technology you may be wearing right now could help dairy farmers monitor their cattle. a company introduced sort of the fit bit for cows. now it helps farmers keep tabs on the health of their live stock. sensors connect to ear tags actually pinpoint sick cows for treatment before their symptoms get too far advanced. >>> amazing what technology can do, for sure. >>> rumors have within flying about ben affleck having an affair with his children's nanny. now the word is he is taking legal action. that is coming up next. >>> one of the survivors of the deadly movie theater shooting in louisiana speaks out for the very first time. hear what she had to say about that awful ordeal. >>> you do it a at home, even celebrities do it but should you have to pay copy right fees to sing happy birthday. that would add

jill schlesinger up in new york for us jill, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning. >> what should investors do right now. >> i know you want to shut down for the summer but wait, before you do review your accounts and rebalance them so your allocation remains at your desired levels. while you are at it, you might as well free up some cash for near term expenses, i'm talking about anything you need to pay within the next year. maybe tuition maybe big purchase like a car. if you work with an advisor or broken schedule an appointment and review your progress and of course, confirm how you are paying for service so many people say i don't know how i pay him i just pay him. >> those fees sneak up too. >> yes, they do. >> how about those non-investment tips, what should we be doing. >> homeowners, renters, before something bad happens lets make sure your current coverage is adequate. the three biggest mistakes people make with their homeowners or renters coverage is number one they under insure they shop for price only and they don't compare apples to apples and they don't read those policy details. finally, what would it be that right before the long weekend for me to make my semi annual plea to hire a qualified estate attorney to provide a will a how many of attorney and health care proxy. you know you said you would do it at new years. those who have much more control over disposition of their assets they may want a trust. limit you can give away with no tax, 5.43 million-dollar for individual, and 10.86 million for couples. for more on our economic intermission and what you need to do during it go to jill on money.com. >> thanks, jill, appreciate it. >>> check this out pope gift shop has now been opened for business and just in time for his visit to philadelphia world meeting of family launches official retail web site for everything pope. have you always wanted a pope francis bobble head. >> there it is right there. >> you can get one for $25. >> site features more than 200 pope related items. pope francis is scheduled to arrive in philadelphia on september 26th, a saturday, get your pope shirt ready. >> get your pope shirt right here. >>> welcome america is turning independent mall into hoagie heaven you might call it. >> wawa is building a 5-ton version of the philly's own sandwich to celebrate hoagie day. "eyewitness news" reporter nicole brewer is over at ncc to tell you all bit. nick. >> love the hat. >> good morning guys still getting craze which wally, we have shortie in the house now. is what going on. it is part of the 23rd annual hoagie fest. these folks behind me are excite

jill wagner is at the knox with that and more. good morning, jill. >> good morning, anne-marie. for a lot of online shoppers today is like christmas in july. amazon and walmart are going head to head with a 24 hour sale-a-thon with deep discounts. discounts include a 40-inch tv for 115 dollars. walmart specials include an apple mini ipad for $250 and freeship freeshiping on orders of $35 or more. >>> yellin will answer questions today from the house and senate members for the next two days. she's sure to be asked about interest rates. they've been near zero since 2008. yellin said if the economy continues to improve, this year would be the year to raise and would be promote. >>> the dow gained 75 points yesterday, the s&p finished 9 points high eric and the nasdaq climbed 33 points higher. >>> and, anne-marie it's the end of an arrow. f a oao schwarz is closing its doors today. fao has been here for 135 years. the 1988 tom hangs film "big" added to its notoriety. the fifth avenue is the victim of rising rents. the company said it is looking for a new manhattan location and i hope it finds one. >> i still need mikus tom made muppet. jills a lot jill. >>> a celebration of our pastime. before the game hankary, sandy koufax johnny bench and willie mays were honored as the four greatest living baseball leaders and in a second ceremony pete rose received an ovation. but the game belonged to the youngsters. six of this year's all-stars are under the age of 25 the most in 50 years. >> that's into right field, pretty well hit. back at the wall and gone. a home run for mike trout! >> one of them is 23-year-old mike trout. the loss angeles player got his second straight all-star game mvp award. the american league wins for the tenth time in 13 years, a 6-3 victory over the national league squad. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," usc champ rhonda rousey. i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." they make little hearts happy and big hearts happy too because as part of a heart healthy diet, those delicious oats in cheerios can help naturally lower cholesterol. how can something so little... he

jill wagner is at the new york stock exchange with that and more. good morning, jill. >> good morning, alison. the ride hailing app uber has reached a deal with new york city. for the time being it will prevent a cap on uber's growth. uber agreed to a four-month study on the impact of its cars and city traffic and the environment. there will be no limit on uber's growth imposed during that period. uber also agreed to make more of its vehicles handicap-accessible. >>> apple stock got hammered following a disappointing outlook on the quarter. apple shares dropped 4.2%. apple shares dropped $5.53 to just over $125 a share. apple also announced yesterday that it's cutting its capital spending for this fiscal year by 8%. the apple selloff coupled with the nearly 4% decline at microsoft pulled down wall street. the dow lost 68 points, the s&p lost 5 points and nasdaq finished 36 points lower. >>> new york state moved to move the minimum wage for fast food to $15 an hour. it will be phased in over the next three years in new york. governor andrew cuomo says he'll support the measure. restaurant owners say they may challenge the move in court. >>> a warning about popular dressers and chests made by swedish furniture makers ikea. they say ikea chests and dressers should be kept away from children unless they're mounted to the wall. ikea is offering a free kit to do that. a year ago an ikea chest tipped over killing two boys. the chests and dressers have been sold since 2002. >>> a t-shirt sold by the retail giant target is in a controversy. the women's shirt has the word trophy on the front. it's part of a collection of wedding and engagement shirts. target said they never meant to offend anyone and has received an overwhelmingly positive response. >> working 9 to 5 used to be but it doesn't stop there. a new survey by career builders finds 60% of workers believe the eight-hour work day is a thing of the past. most say they keep work after they leave the office and 20% say they don't stop thinking about work until they go to bed. >> know that our bosses are watching i think about work wheel dreaming. >> 24/7. >> and we don't mind. we love it. jillhe new york stock exchange. jill, thank you. >>> when we return, lebron takes on bugs bunny. he signs a hollywood deal sparking speculation that he be in a sequel to an iconic basketball cartoon movie. equel an basketball cartoon movie. petsmart can help protect your pet from infestations with a variety of flea & tick products. we make it easy to treat your pet monthly and all year round and to kill fleas and ticks which may carry diseases. right now, save up to $15 on select flea & tick products. petsmart®. inspired by pets. here's a little healthy advice. take care of what makes you, you. right down to your skin. aveeno® daily moisturizing lotion with 5 vital nutrients for healthier looking skin in just one day. aveeno®. naturally beautiful results® are you still getting heartburn flare-ups? time for a new routine. try nexium® 24hr. the latest choice for frequent heartburn. get complete protection. nexium level protection. h country. >>> a pig protest in france, pig breeders released

jill wagner is at the new york stock exchange. good morning, jill. >> good morning, alison. >>> they have given greece a final deadline. come up with money-saving proposals to come up with a plan against financial collapse or face sanctions sunday. greek officials came to the table empty-handed. on sunday leaders of all 28 european members will hold a final summit to present the proposal. >>> markets ended higher. the dow gained 93 points, the s&p rose 12, the nasdaq finished the day 5 points higher. >>> the drugstore chain cvs is resigning from the u.s. chamber of commerce following the news that the chamber has undertaken a global lobbying campaign against anti-smoking laws. cvs said it was surprised to see that outside the united states. last week "the new york times" reported they had lobbied restrictions. on tobacco sales. >>> a federal judge in new york has ordered time warner cable to pay a woman nearly $231,000 after she was harassed with 153 robocalls. the texas woman sued last year after repeatedly asking the company to stop. time warner says it is reviewing its options. >>> a group of airline passengers is suing the four major airlines for price fixing allegations. lawsuits charged united delta, and southwest of working together to keep the prices artificially high. lawsuits looked into investigations of alleged collusion. the airlines deny the charges. >>> carnival cruise lines says it hopes to offer trips from miami to cuba by next may. carnival ceo made the announcement on "cbs this morning." they'll be the first to visit cuba since the 1960 trade embargo. passengers would have to spend at least eight hours involved in some kind of cultural series. >>> and harry is returning to "simpsons." he tweeted he wouldn't return. he tells cbs news, quote, i'm very pleased we were able to work things out and i'm looked forward to donning yellow skin once more. alison? >> what would the show be without mr. burns. i'm so glad he's coming back. jiller at the new york stock exchange. thank you, jill. >>> when we return "star wars" spin-off. one of your original heroes from a galaxy far, far away is getting his own movie. details next. people are both soft and strong... yey! which is why our products are too. angel soft. you wouldn't do half of your daily routine. so why treat your mouth any differently. brushing alone does less than half the job leaving behind millions of germs. complete the job with listerine®. kill up to 99 percent of germs. and prevent plaque early gum disease and bad breath. complete the job with listerine®. power to your mouth™! also try listerine® pocket packs to kill bad breath germs on the go. fact: when pharmacists are in pain the medicine in advil is their #1 choice for pain relief. more than the medicines in tylenol or aleve. use the medicine that pharmacists use most for themselves. relief doesn't get any better than this. advil. >>> here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country.

jill wagner is at the new york stock exchange with that and more. good morning, jill. >> good morning, anne-marie. talks are on hold. greece will decide if they want a bailout deal in exchange for more austerity measures. an offer was rejected. he's called for a no hch vote sunday. greece is in default and on the verge of bankruptcy. just about the only good dmn chal news for greece they continue to supply emergency cash support. >>> aside from keeping track of developments in greece, markets in this country will be watching today's release of the june's job report. strong report could move the fed closer to increasing interest rates. yesterday the dow gained 138 points. the s&p rose 14 points. the nasdaq finished 26 points higher. >>> going sl apologizing for a fault in its image-recognizing software. it mislabeled two black people as gorillas. it uses an auto tagging feature. a google executive said he was appalled by the mistake and quote, there is clearly a lot of work to do with automatic image labeling. we're looking how to prevent these types of mistakes to happen later. earlier they labeled concentration camps as fourth venues. >>> the convenience chain 7-eleven is now offering a delivery service. it's through a technology company postmates. customers can order everything from foods, apps and convenience items. >>> and a federal debate claims a television casualty. >> yee-haw! >> "the dukes of hazard" are no longer on tvg. they pulled the show because of the car the general lee has the confederate flag painted on its roof. it's become a major point of contention. anne-marie? >> jill at the norksew york stock exchange. thanks a lot, jill. >>> injured by a dolphin. a dolphin leaps on a boat and lands on a woman. >>> and who will team usa face in the final cup final. a dramatic finish in the semifinal match. ♪ no matter how they tossed the dice. ♪ ♪ it had to be. ♪ ♪ the only one for me is you. ♪ ♪ and you for me. ♪ ♪ so happy together! ♪ now there's a rewards program that lets you earn points at one place and use them at another. introducing plenti. ♪ ♪ ♪ when it comes to rewards there's plenti together. ♪ ♪ ♪ before fibromyalgia, i was the go-to person. i was energetic. then the chronic, widespread pain drained my energy. my doctor and i agreed moving more helps ease fibalgi a dolphin leaps on a boat and she also prescribed lyrica. for some patients, lyrica significantly relieves fibromyalgia pain and improves physical function. with less pain, i feel better. lyrica may cause serious allergic reactions or suicidal thoughts or actions. tell your doctor right away i

jill wagner is at the new york stock exchange with that and more. good morning, jill. >> good morning, anne-marie. early this morning parliament approved the sweeping measures demanded. the bill was approved. it imposes significant tax hikes, spending cuts, and tension adjustments. prior to the vote a demonstration against it turned violent in athens. protesters hurled gasoline bombs. police responded with tear gas. >>> federal reserve chair janet yellen said the fed will likely raise the interest rates later this year. she's encouraged by signs the economy is improving but she said interest rates will remain at a very low level for quite some time after that first increase. yellen testifies again today. >>> following a four-day rally, a slump in energy stocks sent the markets here on wall street a bit lower. the dow lost 3 points, the s&p was down 1 point, and nasdaq fell nearly 6 points. >>> uber is appealing a ruling by a california judge who fined them. the judge ruled uber refused to give california regulators information about its business practices. uber calls the decision disappointing. >>> and depending on whom you asked, amazon's much hyped big sale prime day was either a boom or a bust. amazon promised yesterday's 24-hour super sales event would offer bigger discounts than the holiday season. by 1:00 p.m. the speed at which customer customers orders surpassed black friday but some were disappointed. some thought the discounts weren't deep enough or they didn't like the types of products being marked down. anne-marie? >> i was one of those people. at 3:00 a.m. i had the mouse in my hand and i realized i don't need a 50% on a knee brace because i don't need a knee brace or shampoo by mail. but if you need a knee brace, a great deal out there. jill wagner at the new york stock exchange. thanks a lot, jill. >>> when we return, this year's class of kennedy center honorees, and new high-resolution photos of pluto lead to amazing discoveries about the dwarfed planet's surface. damaging the enamel of my teeth. i wanted to fix it i wanted to fix it right away. my dentist recommended pronamel. he said that pronamel can make my teeth stronger that it was important, that that is something i could do each day to help protect the enamel of my teeth. pronamel is definitely helping me to lead the life that i want to live. the taste of light and fit greek non fat yogurt gives you the power to help make temptation shrink away! with irresistible flavors never have 80 calories tasted so satisfying! light and fit greek. taste the power of satisfaction. everyone loves how they feel in dark clothes. and to keep those darks from fading there's woolite darks. it's free of harsh ingredients to help keep dark clothes vibrant for over 30 washes. for the

>> thanks, jill you. >> don't want the middle seat either? >> no one. >> that's for sure. thanks jill. someone in delaware county has a lottery ticket worth $2 million. >> nice way to wake up in the morning, $2 million richer. powerball ticket for the july 4th drawing was bought in glen mills and that person has yet to claim the money. the ticket matched all five white balls drawn, but not the red powerball. "eyewitness news" spoke to the owner of the store where that winning ticket was sold. >> it is great. it is our second over million dollars ticket this year. so we sold million dollars ticket in february when the jackpot was like 500 million. so pretty good luck this year. >> i'm going to play powerball. >> i play golf over in that area a lot. i know where i'm stopping. >> powerball jackpot for saturday's drawing won by single ticket won in missouri, resets the jack pawing drawing to $40 million. if you happen to go by that store and bought a power ball ticket, here are your numbers: this winning ticket did in the have the red powerball of 21, it is worth $2 million, because of th

jill wagner joins us now from new york at the new york stock exchange, hi jill good morning. >> reporter: good morning, ukee and erika. investors are watching global markets again. yesterday they this shrugged off uncertainty and got in the buying mood. the dow jones jumped 93, nasdaq up five. this morning greece faces a final deadline to avert financial collapse. european leaders want the greek g to deliver new proposals for cut backs before an emergency summit on sunday. greece's government and banks are just days away from running out of money. chinese stock markets plunge for a second day regulators say is there a mood of panic since june shanghai composite is down 32 percent. >>> well facebook buy twitter? that is the big question in a big media conference happening in sun valley, idaho. mark sucker and jack dorsey are two of the big wigs in attendance. facebook spent $21 billion to other purchases. >>> shake shack is taking on chick-fil-a with the first ever chicken zapped witch made with christie fried change, lettuce, pickles and mayo on a bun. it is only available in three locationness brooklyn but so far people who have tried it, they say it is fabulous. >>> i bet it is. >> it looks good. >> yes. >> thanks, jill. >> we're hungry now right. >> yes, thanks for that, jill. >> they look great. >> we will get back to you in morning. >>> a montgomery county woman goes to the white house today to be honored for being on the cutting edge of treating a devastating disease. >> "eyewitness news" reporter nicole brewer joins us more to talk about a home town hero. >> reporter: thinks a big honor, good morning. her name is emily crammer a 30 year-old bala cynwyd woman whose advanced cystic fibrosis inspired her to find new treatment for the the disease and in the process she has raised one and a half million-dollar, an effort recognized by president obama a. so this is a big deal. today em lie license one of nine people as people awarded champions of change as part of the precision medicine initiative that encourages research on targeted treatment. through her organization, emily's entourage she's buying time for a medical break through that she hopes to benefit from. despite losing 65 percent of her lung

jill wagner up in new york. jill, good morning what can you tell us? >> yes, good morning erika. businesses say that sales slowed down in the last quarter. and in a new survey from the national association for business economics, a lot of businesses say they'll be cutting back on spending in the next few month they do say hiring and salary increases will likely stay at the same pace we've seen so far at this year. >> another hack to report there is one involving that dating website for cheating spouses, heard about this one for little while but they're hack now? >> that's right. hackers are threatening to expose 40 million ashley madison users. so, for people who are unfamiliar that's a social networking site designed to connect married people who want to cheat on their spouse. hackers say that if the site isn't taken down, they'll leak names, addresses even sexual fantacies of ashley madison's users. the motive here, may not necessarily be to use this data and steel it, and use people's credit cards it might be kind of like a public shaming here. erika? >> jill, thanks so much. >> coming up this morning after the break another check on your forecast, and they're ding russly hot day out there. >> hi, welcome to philadelphia. >> welcome to philadelphia. >> welcome. >> hi, misha welcome to philly. i hope traffic goes smoothly for you. >> hi, welcome to philadelphia. i have lived here all my life and i'm proud to say it is the city of brotherly love. >> we want to say welcome to philadelphia. >> hello, welcome to philadelphia meisha, welcome to philadelphia. we're looking forward to welcoming you. >> oh, very warm welcome. you can meet meisha coming up in just a few minute, the top of the five hour. she is busy at the traffic center getting your report ready for you we'll meet her just a few minutes, right now another dangerously hot day? >> already off to very warm, very muggy start here in the delaware vale, and we will keep that theme going all day today, we do have excessive heat warnings in effect until 8:00 p.m. for basically the city and

jill wagner is as the new york stock exchange with that and more. good morning, jill. >> good morning, anne-marie. for a lot of people, it's climb christmas in july. amazon and walmart are going head to head in a 24-hour sale-a-thon. discounts include a 40-inch tv for $115. walmart specials include an applemy nigh ipad for $250 and free shipping of $35 or more. >>> janet yellen looks to submit her report today. she's sure to be asked about raising interest rates. they've been near zero since the end of 2008. yellin'inlen said if things continues to improve the rate would be raised. the dow finished 75 points higher, the s&p raised 9 points highering and nasdaq climb third degree 3 points high jer and, and anne-marie fao schwartz is ending an era. they're closing their doors. fwhierch here for more than 135 year. the 1988 tom hanks film "big" added to its notoriety. they're looking for a new manhattan location and hi hope they find one. >> yeah. i stel need mikus tom made muppet muppet. jills a lot, jill. >>> baseball's best taking part in the major league all-star game. before the game. four were honoreded a as the four greatest living baseball player and in a separate ceremony all-time hit leader pete rose was named as one of cincinnati's four greatest player bus the game belongs to the youngsters. six of the all-stars are under the age of 25, the most in 50 years. >> that's in right field, pretty well hit. that's at the wall and gone. a home run from mike trout. >> one of them is 23-year-old mike trout. the los angeles angels star hit a home run on just the fourth hit of the game. it was the first lead-off homer in an all-star game in 38 years and it was enough to give him the mvp award. they win for the 13th time, a victory over the national league squad. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," ufc champ ronda rousey. i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." e little hearts happy and big hearts happy too because as part of a heart healt

jill wagner is at the new york stock exchange with that and more. good morning, jill. >> good morning, anne-marie. google says that it's the first time one of its self-driving cars was in an accident that was involved in an injury. google said one of its self-driving suvs was rear-ended in southern california. there were three google employees onboard who complained of minor whiplash but returned to work. the driver in the other car complained of back and neck pain. this is the 14th accident in six year of google's self-driving program. the dow gained 70 points. the s&p finished 16 points higher. the nasdaq gained 64 points. >>> now that a tentative deal has been reached to bail out greece, greek banks will reopen on monday, but customers can't withdraw money except at atms. they can deposit cash and transfer funds. they're still limited to taking out 60 euros a day, but greek authorities are working on a plan to allow a rollover so if they don't take out one day, they cn take on 120 euros the next. >>> amazon's super sale prime day may have gotten slammed on the internet, but it was a hit at the cash register. amazon says shoppers ordered 398 items per second. that's faster than the rate on black friday the busiest day of shopping. amazon's worldwide order growth was four times what it was last year. amazon said it's making prime day an annual event. >>> walmart's christmas in july sale was also a hit. its online sales orders increased in triple digits. >>> tlc officially canceled the reality hit "19 kids and counting." the show is about an arkansas couple, jim bob and his wife and 19 children. it was taken off the air in may following reports the eldest son admitted to molesting underage children some 12 years ago. the duggars tried to cover it up. some were his sisters. they stated in a statement they all moved on and thanked tlc. >>> and, anne-marie eating foods you love and foods that are healthy don't go hand in hand, but researchers at oregon university discovered a seaweed that tastes like bacon. dulse grows extraordinarily quickly along the pacific and atlantic coast. it has twice the nutritional value of kale. what do you think, anne-marie? seaweed and egg? >> when you put it that way, i'm not quite sure. jillt the new york stock exchange. thanks a lot, jill. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," new england patriot ron gronkowski. this is the "cbs morning news." this is the "cbs morning news." everyone needs a bff. even your smile. new colgate optic white express white toothpaste with hydrogen peroxide for whiter teeth in 3 days. dazzle... without the hassle. new colgate optic white express white. whiter teeth in 3 days just by brushing. the taste of light and fit greek non fat yogurt gives you the power to help make temptation shrink away! with irresistible flavors never have 80 calories tasted so satisfying! light and fit greek. taste the power of satisfaction. >>> it was a scene reminiscent of the oscar-winning movie "gravity." astronauts on the international space station took shelter for almost an hour in the soyuz capsule. they hunkered down as a piece of space junk threatened to hit the station. luckily it passed without any harm. >>> some military veterans say

jill wagner up at the new york stock exchange jill, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, erika. investors will be watching as big tech companies report earnings for the past quarter the dow fell 33 points friday, the nasdaq, though, jumped 47, which means it closed at new record high. one reason for that, google. shares of the tech giant soared on friday, to new record, the stock value jumped $65 billion, in just one day that's the biggest one-day percentage gain ever for stock. and it came after google said it saw major growth in mobile advertising, and also the time spent on youtube. that grew in the second quarter. >> t-mobile has agreed pay nearly 18 million-dollar fine, the fcc says the company put millions of customers at risk for about three hours last august. two network outages prevented customers from calling 911. and, it is not exactly snakes on the plane, it is more like a full zoo at the airport. jfk is building a luxury animal terminal it, will help transport everything from coast, to kittens large animals will have their own climate controlled stalls dogs will have suites with spa services, even pool shaped like a dog bone. it is set to open next year. it will cost about $48 million. erika? >> well, if cents there is one thing missing from airports, spa services for your dogs, right, jill? >> of course. yes, how did we ever get by without it? >> finally add dregg cents these important needs, jill, thanks so much. have a great day. >> we have some more details that have been uncovered from a deposition taken a decade ago, where bill cosby gives explicit details every his extra-marital affairs. un oath, the philadelphia comedian admits to paying women after sinks to keep his affairs from his wife. correspondent dawn taylor has the story. >> ten years ago bill cosby was deposed for lawsuit filed by young whom accused the entertainer of drugging and molesting her. the new york times obtained the transcripts of those four days of interviews, in them, cosby admits to having numerous sexual encounters with at least five women. and using numerous methods including drugs to make those possible. he boasted of his seduction skills. i think i'm pretty decent reader of people and their emotions in these romantic sexual things, he told a lawyer, whatever you want to call them. cosby

working with a couple groups to produce a special that will try to tell the stories of jill and jessa. >> so jillnd jessa will appear in this hour-long special. >> these are the women that were interviewed by fox news who defended their brother in some cases and tried to describe what had actually happened to them. they will be participating in the special. i have a feeling one of the reasons it's taken to get to this point was tlc was in negotiations with this family. they were trying to figure out what they could do with this family in the future. a really difficult situation on a number of levels. this is a family that was really in crisis that never expected these old molestation allegations to surface and become the big story they became. >> brian stelter, many thanks. i appreciate it. >>> it's very difficult to breathe down here. a lot of dirt, dust. this here for the ventilation system. tight, tight space down here. >> cnn heads inside el chapo's tunnel as authorities around the world hunt for mexico's most wanted fugitive. nick valencia showing us the very escape route the drug lord took

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jill is here with that and more. good morning, jill. >> reporter: good morning, ashley. apple released second quarter earnings today but not releasing sales figures for the new apple watch. they believe demand for the watch has dropped since introduced three months ago but overall apple is expected to report in 10 billion dollar profit reaping new rewards from its new iphone models. >>> on wall street the dow gained nearly 14 points and s&p 500 added a point. the nasdaq rose eight. >>> aerospace giant lockheed martin is buying -- they make the current presidential helicopter and widely used black hawk helicopterers and black heed plans to deal the deal with cash and the deal is expected to close by the end of this year or first quarter of next. >>> the national aerospace museum is teaming with kick starter to raise money for the neil armstrong war on the moon. the campaign began yesterday. 46 years to the day that armstrong and buzz aldron walked on the moon. >> sounds like a plan. jillhank you. >>> speaking of space. the search for extra terrestrial terrestrials is coming up. steven hawking announces a new 100 million dollar project.ave a toddler inside a sweltering car. . i don't have the time to be gassy and uncomfortable, when i'm trying to get out of the house. those are the days you wear sweatpants. i love activia. that is so good. i eat activia every day. enjoying activia twice a day for 4 weeks may help reduce the frequency of minor digestive issues. feeling good, looking good. activiaaaa. my husband has been singing that to me for two weeks. my cut hurt. >>mine hurt more. >>mine stopped hurting faster! neosporin plus pain relief starts relieving pain faster and kills more types of infectious bacteria neosporin plus pain relief kills the germs. fights the pain. use with band-aid brand. >>> here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. >>> sweaterering heat in kansas this weekend almost was tragic for a little girl. she was locked in a c

jill wagner joins us live from the insuring stock exchange. we're just so excited for you jill, good morning. >> reporter: well, see if the markets can keep up the momentum yesterday was fourth day in the row of gains, do you you jones jumped 76, nasdaq was up 33. twitter stock as were you just mentioning jumped 8 percent after reports that the company was about to get bought out. only problem the story was fake, it was posted on a web site made to look like bloomberg's business news page. airline mergers are creating less competition and travelers are unfortunately paying the price. according to a ap analysis in the past decade nine major airlines have merged into 4n that time fares increase $5 percent and travelers are increasingly finding that are home airport is dominated by one or two airlines. >>> and here's the deal that was too good to be true, yesterday, best buys web site was offering a $200 gift card for just, 16 bucks it was likely caused by a technical glitch. it is unfortunately still not clear whether best buy will honor the gift card, erika and nicole. >> we will find out about that yes. >> we will see. >> we will let you know if we get the gift card. >> did you buy them. >> we did. >> are we admit to go that. >> perhaps allegedly. >> we're asking for a friend, jill. >> research purposes onliy like it. >> we will be an investigative team. >> thanks, jill. >> let me know if it actually works. >> we will ask our friend, thanks. >>> summer sale wars are underway with on line shoppers, grabbing bargains beginning at 3:00 this morning. amazon is celebrating its 20th an verse write with amazon prime day featuring new bargains every ten minutes. amazon isn't the only company keeping on line shoppers up late. wal-mart discounting 20,000 items for dare to compare share. target is also on the bargain band wagon but consumer advocates say beware of the hype folks. >> coming up in ten minutes the following items will be on sale and it is hurry hurry hurry dowry search and you have to grab it before it is gone because it is limited quantity. that is not my idea of fun frankly. >> fit is your idea of fun there are even more deals on the way best buy will hold a black friday sale on july 24th and the 25th, erika. >>> we are seeing new video of the small plane m

jill wanted to clarify that the faith hospitals that you were looking at, were you looking at clinics or just hospitals? how extensive was the data? jill: the data was looking at all health facilities down to primary care levels. again, there are -- the christian health association they met the number of facility downs to primary care level. anita: obviously there's a lot of work to still be done to get beyond just the christian facilities. is there work under way that you're aware of? jillnt to stress there's complexities as well. there are health facilities, faith-based facilities that roned by the church but operate as a public district hospital for example. it's not quite as clear cut. in a number of countries. worldwide, really. anita: how many of those facilities would be kind of a partnership between government and -- jill: they call them district state hospitals. there's probably 20 or so big hospitals. normally in areas where there is not a substantial presence of the public system yet. anita: ok. great. thank you. andrew what an interesting paper. and look at the controversies. how did you and your team go about deciding what you were going to look at and how did the teamwork together to come up with the outcomes in the paper? andrew: with fear, trepidation energy enthusiasm and objectivity. i'm giving those at the top of my head. basically as scientists we are basically looking at, what is the evidence? and we didn't have any particular ax to grind. as the rea

. >> jill, have a good day. jill wagner of cbsmoneywatch.com on a wednesday. thanks. >>> all right.ing down. more to come on his latest attack on fellow republican competitors. >> and we have a live look at highway 880. the morning commute on a "hump day" and it's moving along. liza has the latest on that. roberta is standing by with your forecast. and we'll be right back. so >>> good morning on this "hump day." it is summertime in the bay area. that's why we bring you your uv index report for today. it's another very high uv day which means you need protection against sun damage. use an spf 30-plus. limit your time outside in the sunshine. you know what? i'll tell you what. i have that full forecast that's coming up in four minutes. >>> we have a live view from chopper 5 overhead. a major police investigation in hayward at this hour. an officer was injured in a shooting early this morning. apparently during a car stop. this is happening in the area of myrtle and lion street. reporter kiet do will have an update from that scene coming up at 6:00. >>> today vice president joe biden b

jill wagner. what is going on with whole food jill, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, nicole. investors will be watching mobile and cheveron. yesterday dow jones lost five points nasdaq gained 17. whole food shares fell sharply. the company says that sales really, slowed down after that new york city investigation found that whole foods was over charging customers by miss labeling weight for freshly packaged food like fruits, veggies and deli meats. >>> maybe millennials like living with mom and dad. study found 200 to april of this year, quarter of 18 to 34 year-old lived with their parents. that is more than during the height of the recent recession. >>> a businessman in texas found his iphone that fell out of the plane and it is still working. ben wilson said he used an app to track the phone. it fell off a small app monday at 9300 feet. it landed in a texas pasture and he found it under a tree. i need to necessity if there was a case on that phone because i drop my phone from my pocket and it breaks. >> if there was a certain case, we need to rush out and get that because that is the best case ever, you know what i'm saying. >> reporter: to drop from a plane, just crazy. >> it still works. jillhank you. >>> 5:37 right now. investigators want a driver who may have witness aid crash that killed three people in the far northeast to come forward. you saw this story first on "eyewitness news" yesterday morning. police say that car packed with five young people, failed to negotiate a curve and hit a tree on red lion road ape sandmeyer lane. sabrina rhodes was one of the two teenage girls died along with a 20 year-old man. sabrina's aunt went back to that scene searching for closure. >> we are all young. we all make mistakes. we have all been there. i get it. i don't blame everybody. i just want you to know sabrina was an amazingly gorgeous young girl who had a bright future ahead of her. >> another passenger a 17 year-old boy remains in critical condition. police say that 19 year-old driver showed up to the hospital a few hours later with his clothes covered in blood. >>> 5:38. rescue on the track, we are hearing from a local doctors who helped perform surgery on a patient under c

. >> now you have options, jill wagner of cbsmoneywatch.com. thanks jillng to sneak on to airplanes including in the bay area has has been arrested twice in chicago now. 63-year-old marilyn hartman actually had a valid boarding pass when she was arrested for causing a disturbance on a plane before it took off from midway airport on friday. then on saturday, she was arrested at o'hare airport. previously hartman has flown from san jose to los angeles without a ticket. >>> time now is 5:39. a deck collapse brings a fourth of july party to a frightening end. what inspections show may have caused the tragedy. >> and the long strange trip finally over. as the grateful dead say fare thee well one last time. >> and a live look at 880 in oakland. as the sun is coming up. lots of people are hitting the road on this happy monday morning. if i can get it out. >> something like that a 100% beef burger melted cheddar with crispy hash browns and an egg your way. now that's a burg--- (explosion) you want that to go again sweetie? the thing burger. welcome to denny's. fan

money watch's jill wagner joins us from new york stock exchange jill, good morning. >> good morning, chinese stock markets continue their free-fall. regulators trying to stop the sell off after the biggest one day drop in eight years so far, though, their actions aren't helping much. and, that sparked another sell-off here in the united states, the dow fell 128 points monday, nasdaq dropped 49. pilot shortage has republic airlines cutting back on flight on the us. that airline operates more than a thousand flight a day for major carriers like american, dealt, a ooh noted. republic says the pilot shortage made worse by new faa rules that raise the minimum flight experience required, for commercial pilots. and, for all of those undercover superheros out there, check out this captain america paint job. artist used special paint on the lamborgini, in daylight redish purple, splashed the car with warm water and you have first avenger of automobiles. pretty cool. just don't take that to the car wash, you will freak them out, right? >> no kidding great idea, well done. thank you. >> right n

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in times square, jill nicolini, cbs 2 news. >> and jill says another option for the weekend is starring katherine heigl in jenny's weddle a romantic drama that leaves a family torn apart but helps everybody reconnect. >>> the rising popularity of cycling has adults who never learned how to ride a bike are taking classes. free classes are offered around the city. one woman drove from new jersey to the lower east side to learn something her father tried to teach her more than 20 years ago. she says it was an emotional ride. >> it's something i just want to do. that's all. it's happy tears. my dad tried to teach me she is not alive. it will be really cool toll do it. >> according to a global research firm about 13% adults in the u.s. between 18 and 34 doesn't know how to ride a bike. what a great class a and it's free. >> a giant step for them. >>> up next here at 5:00 meantime, a runaway train on a crash course with the station? police say the collision is all connected to a 13-year-old boy. we'll show you how this happened. >> helping kids be kids. how doctors are using magnets to help c

jill wagner joins us from the new york stock exchange, jill, what is going on today good morning. >> reporter: talks between greece and european creditors are on hold until a vote this sunday. greece will decide if they want another bail out deal in exchange for more measures like tax hikes and pension cuts. just about the only good financial news at this point is european central bank is continuing to supply emergency cash and support ukee and erika. >> switching gears a bit bubble wrap, iconic packaging material is getting a make over we understand and there is a big change, i hear, which do you know. >> reporter: let's just say could we really call it bubble wrap if it doesn't pop. >> what? >> hang on. >> reporter: we will find out. i know. this is big news. wall street journal says company which makes the packaging material is rolling out a new flat version so it would cut down on the high cost of actually shipping bubble wrap, new bubble wrap, called ibubble it looks like regular bubble wrap but it does not pop. >> faux bubbles. >> back to you ukee and erika good are they trying to take the joy out of life. >> i'm telling you that is not right. >> simple pleasure. >> yes. >> that is disappointing news this morning, all right bubble. >> stock up on the old stuff. >> thanks, jill. >>> coming up, we will get a check of traffic and weather. >> we will be right back. if you want a paint with no harsh fumes. if you want a paint without harmful chemicals. if you want a paint that's safer for your family, and the environment... only this can. natura from benjamin moore. paint like no other. certified asthma and allergy friendly by the asthma and allergy foundation of america. >>> happening today it is wawa hoagie day at independent mall starting a at noon wawa will be giving out 5 tons, of hoagies, all in honor of the welcome america celebration. today's 23 annual hoagie day will feature a special solute to honor our military firemen and police officers and as we see, it is a hoagie, not a sub. >> not a submarine hoagie, yes, indeed. delicious. >>> there is outrage over a recipe for quacamole the president is even weighing in. new york times tweeted a recipe for quack with green peas and internet exploded with quack lovers, saying peas do not belong in the beloved d

jill schlesinger. good morning to you jill. >> good morning. >> so what exactly went down there, what do you think. >> reporter: well, as you reported, it looks like an internal technical issue due to an upgrade of the exchange's systems that occurred the night before but 11:32 eastern time yesterday morning, everything suspended, also, not because of the sign are breach. that was a really big piece that calmed people down. immediately the exchange says all open orders would be canceled. now, throughout the closure there was absolutely no sense of panic. and here's why. nyse listed securities, were trading on other exchanges like the nasdaq. >> oh, okay. >> good to know. >> before that whole mess started and before trading halted it was a rough day for the stock market, why is that. >> reporter: yes, because long before the opening bell or that three and a half hour shut down the the selling pressure was on. a combination of the ongoing greek drama and terrible day of trade nothing china shanghai composite has been in a three week slide and driven the index down by more than 30 percent. i know that sound pretty awful but by the way this morning it was up 6 percent and it was up 150 percent over the past year before it started to fall. so it is really interesting china is in its own world over there, but yesterday the dow jones was down 261 points, one and a half percent nasdaq lost .88 1.8 percent. markets are going to be very volatile right now. don't be reactive, and hang on for the ride. >> good advice, jillthank you. >>> right now it is 6:38. if you have a smart phone we know how much data is taking to watch video and up loading pictures. find out what eats up the most data so you don't get stuck with the big bill. >> all of those videos of baby jack. >> yes. >> photos. >> well, yeah, a young man is caught on camera hitting a woman inside panera restaurant. so disturbing. it turns out he was her boss. we will tell what you sparked that nasty fight plus this. >>> in this weeks story of brotherly love volunteer bicyclist are making special deliver toys children in a north philadelphia neighborhood. we will tell but word on wheels, on the other side. >>> well, two word for actor tom selleck. >> he is accused of stealing water in california. local water district is now suing him and claiming that the magnum pi and blue blood star stole truckload of water from a public hydrant and took it back to his ranch. selleck grows avocados there and they require large amount of water. callus in the mid

jill schlesinger joins us now in new york. let's start with the numbers, jill. how many americans right now are over the age of 65? >> reporter: as of the last census report, 43.1 million are over the age of 65. and guess what? that number is going to double by the year 2050. but here's the big shift from the past. these aging baby boomers do not view retirement as kicking back. a recent transamerica survey found 82% of workers in their 60s said they expect to or are already working past 65. >> and so are they working because they haven't saved enough? >> reporter: obviously the extra money motivates older employees but others say they really enjoy working and them to stay active and involved. the survey found only 14% of people plan to walk out the office door when they hit a certain age, just 7% said they would be done once they reached a specific savings goal. of course it is impossible to rely on the kindness of your current boss to kind employed. so there are two really interesting resources i have for you this morning. seniorjobbank.org that provides search and careers based on location. if you have an mba or distinct industry experience, i love this site, hourlynerd.com. it connects consultants to companies that need help by using technology. both of those great resources for people who are older and by the way, i encourage you to start looking at them right now even if you already have a job. >> something we all want to do someday, retire. maybe. we'll see. [ laughter ] >> jillthank you, jill. >>> well, it's not too often a book release causes this much excitement. [ applause ] >> this is a crowd lined up for the midnight release of go set a watchman. a previously unreleased book from to kill a mockingbird author harper lee. this was in lee's hometown of monroeville, alabama. the new book was written years before mockingbird. it contains seeds of the story that eventually became a classic staple of literature. >>> it is 5:42. still to come, the incredible moment this little girl sees her parents clearly for the first very first time. >> a live look at 880 in oakland. looks like traffic is backing up just a little bit. we'll have details on your commute for this tuesday morning coming up after the break. it's tougher than ever to be a... ... foster farms chicken. but foster farms simply raised chicken... ... is 100 percent natural... ... with no antibiotics. gasp! do i look natural herb man? can i call you herb man? i'm trying to look natural. say something.

jill is at the new york stock exchange. good morning, jill. >> good morning. if you get your morning jolt from starbucks, you'll pay more today. starbucks is raising drinks 5 cents to 20 cents on most drinks. small and large coffees go up by 10 cents in most areas. most in the u.s. will cost $2.45. no price tag on starbucks food items. >>> good news if you drive. gasoline prices in the u.s. are expected to go down somewhat the next few weeks but make a substantial decline in the late summer and fall. one oil analyst expects prices in some states to fall below $2 a gallon again. the average price of gallon of regular is $2.77 according to aaa. >>> to celebrate its 20th birthday, amazon is holding a one-day sale it says will rival black friday. amazon's prime day will be held july 15th starting at midnight and it's for amazon prime customers only. new deals will pop up every ten minutes with free shipping. >>> facebook chief operating officer cher sheryl sandberg is joining survey monkey. david goldberg died in may following an accident while on vacation and he was 47 years old old. he helped monkey survey company into a $2 billion business. jerry weintraub is known as a larger than life showman. he died on monday of a cardiac arrest in california. he started his career working in the mail room of a talent agency. he produced such hit movies as "oceans 11" and "the karate kid." weintraub titled his memoir "when i stop talking, you'll know i'm dead." jerry weintraub was 77 years old. >>> oreos are getting a new look. skinny. oreo thins will be introduced into this country next week. they look like regular oreos and have a similar look. they have 140 calories compared to 160 calories for three regular oreos and oreos says it's a sophisticated snack for adults and not meant to be twisted or dunked. we will see. >> one of the guys in our studio here said it best. he said, "why mess with perfection?" >> good point. >> jill when we return, lawn chair liftoff. a man used more than a hundred balloons to fly high over calgary. we will tell you why. >>> later in sports, an australian player behaved badly at wimbledon. he didn't say that!... don't fight your instincts. with each for 150 calories or less try our lemon bars, brownies and new cheesecakes. fiber one. wish your skin could bounce back like it used to? new neutrogena hydro boost water gel. with hyaluronic acid it plumps skin cells with intense hydration and locks it in. for supple, hydrated skin. hydro boost. from neutrogena. this allergy season, will you be a sound sleeper, or a mouth breather. well, put on a breathe right strip and instantly open your nose up to 38% more than allergy medicines alone. so you can breathe and sleep. shut your mouth and sleep right. breathe right. i heard i could call angie's list if i needed work done around my house at a fair price. sure can. so i could get a faulty light switch fixed? yup! or make a backyard pizza

jill wagner joins us from the new york stock exchange, hi jill, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, ukee ander contact market bounce back after a monday's massive sell off. dow jones jump 138 points, nasdaq um 26. talks between greece and european creditors are on hole until a vote this sunday. greece will decide if they want another bail out deal in exchange for more austerity measures like tax hikes and pension cuts. investors are watching for june jobs report that comes out this morning. economist expect unemployment rate fell from 5.5 to 5.4 percent. rumors are swirling about apple's next iphone: it will have a special chip that will speed up internet and cut up load times in half. new phone will be more power efficient, so that could mean longer battery life. >>> finally something we don't hear often, smuckers is cutting the price of its coffee by 6 percent. that would include folgers brand and dunkin' donuts coffee sold in stores. smuckers is lowering prices because price of unroasted coffee beans has fallen. yah, finally ukee and erika. >> you never hear about things getting cheaper. >> good news. >> quite refreshing. >> thanks, jill, appreciate it. >>> welshing happening right now philadelphia celebrates america's birthday by honoring a hometown talent. >> "eyewitness news" reporter nicole brewer joins us from the national constitution center. >> she's doing the bump. >> i think she's getting her little will dance on this morning good morning we are starting a party early here and we're all here to celebrate hoagie day this morning their annual hoagie day and of course, wawa this is an opportunity to take something they start every single day get it, wall i get it and use it to help those who served. take a look what is happening here live. they are building a 5-ton italian hoagie at that, 10,000-pound of ingredients and 21,000 hoagies. that takes 800-pound of salmi 800-pound of ham and 1400-pound of provolone cheese, a whole lot of lettuce, onions, and oil and a huge dash of salt and pepper. this all started at 5:00 this morning and this sandwich will be served free at noon today. it is not just about a hometown

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