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i'm jill schlesinger for kpix 5. >>> a somber day for the hayward police department. we'll have continuing coverage as colleagues remember sergeant scott lunger killed in the line of duty, plus new developments in the investigation. that story and more at 5:00. >>> well, last check of weather we still have the marine layer. i'm looking over in the weather department. it's kind of stubborn, isn't it? >> yes. only partial clearing at best along the coast today but full sunshine inland but a break from the heat 70s and 80s inland at tops. >> don't have to have your ac joon good sleeping weather. >> about time. >> don't have to have your ac on. >> good sleeping weather. >> about time. >> see you tomorrow morning at 4:30. capt >> steffy: [ grunts ] come on! >> aly: this is for you, mom. >> darla: for the whole family. put an end to her. >> aly: not my company. not my family. she is just like her mother, taking everything from me! california freedom. this isn't freedom! it's perversion! it's wrong! it's wrong! >> darla: get rid of her. make her pay, aly! for what her mother

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i'm jill schlesinger for kpix 5. >>> coming up tonight at 5:00 playing with fire on the 4th of july. especially during the epic drought. the aggressive new plan to keep the illegal fireworks under control this year. those stories and more tonight at 5:00. >>> and you're delivering quite the forecast over the weekend, too, are you not? >> sell stellar. it's typical with the clouds at the coast and sunshine inland but back to our seasonal highs from 60s at the seashore to 80s inland. >> enjoy the holiday. nicki, enjoy your 4th of july. [ upbeat music plays ] >> ♪ let's rock it ♪ >> ♪ yeah ♪ >> ♪ rock it ♪ >> ♪ yeah ♪ >> ♪ make some noise and really wild ♪ ♪ let's rock it ♪ >> ♪ yeah ♪ >> ♪ rock it ♪ >> ♪ yeah ♪ >> ♪ bang, boom, kapow ♪ ♪ let's rock it ♪ >> ♪ yeah ♪ >> ♪ rock it ♪ ♪ make some noise and really wild ♪ ♪ let's rock it ♪ >> ♪ yeah ♪ >> ♪ rock it ♪ >> ♪ yeah ♪ >> ♪ bang, boom, kapow ♪ ♪ it's time ♪ ♪ for us to celebrate ♪ ♪ to enjoy all the things ♪ ♪ that make us really great ♪ ♪ from ocean to ocean ♪ ♪ it's just another year ♪ ♪ of freedom and liberty ♪ ♪ the time is final

i'm jill schlesinger for cbs-3 "eye >>> youngsters at the hill view nursery school in broomall, delaware county are hosting an alex lemonade stand today. grab a cuff of refreshing lemonade on a hot day like today. just stopping by between now and 3:30 this afternoon the stand is in honor of the paxson hallow student a true hero and a young cancer survivor. >>> always a fun day isn't it. >> absolutely. >> what a great day to daze compared to yesterday even though it is still so hot today. >> great day to grab a cup of lemonade and cool off but not as unbearable and steamy. yesterday dew points were in the 70's. it felt comfortable outside today. today is still hot it is last day of july, middle of summer but not as, sticky and sweaty when you walk outside the door. that is always a good thing. we will can see a nice day people on the sand here in atlantic city, you can see people playing in the surf. kids playing the football. great week to be down the shore, still hot sunny fantastic beach weather. we have had a few showers at times but nothing all that bad and great day to be in atlanti

jill schlesinger with a look at why an extra part-time job may be a little easier to manage than you>> reporter: more than 6 million americans work part time. while many would prefer a full- time position, others opt to work part time in the evening or on the weekends to earn additional income. some of the most popular part- time jobs in the bay area include office professionals, especially in the fields of finance, administration and human resources. if you have a specialized expertise, business consulting may be a more lucrative part- time job. consultants can earn $150 to $300 an hour to assist companies. if you hold an mba or have specific industry experience, a good website for consultants is hourlynerd.com. it connects consultants with companies that need their services. companies post projects on the site and allow freelance consultants to compete for the business. the company chooses one winning bid and manages the project online. depending on your experience level and what kind of project you're seeking, you may be able to work as much or as little as you want. i'm jill schl

. >> time to check your philadelphia job market report cbs news business analyst jill schlesinger has advice for millennials looking for work. >> 75 million americans age 18 to 34 are referred to as millennials, they are also the largest generation the in the u.s. work force. millennials have have suffered through the worst recession since the the depression but the tied could soon be turning. according to the report by career cast.com, businesses are realizing that millennials are key to their success and they have stepped up the paces of hiring from this group. employers are looking to hire younger workers as social media managers, organizations seeking to connect with consumers in social media know that millennials can help them sell more products via sites like instagram tumbler twitter, snap chat and facebook. social media managers are earning a median salary of just over $46,000 with a strong project growth outlook. top cogs such as social advantage and others are hiring in the philadelphia area for some millennials snagging this job could get paid for something that they alread

. >>> time to check your philadelphia job market report and cbs news business analyst jill schlesinger has advice for all of you work a who will innings out there. >> do you plan to skip the philly fourth of july jam to do some work? if so you may want to celebrate national work a holiks day on july 5th. career cast.com, draws a distinction between work a holiks who value work over any other activity and hard workers who put in long hours but enjoy outside activities. to determine whether or not you are a work a holik ask yourself the following three questions: first, is work a way to distance yourself from unwanted feelings and relationships? second, is work more important then anything else in your life, including family and friends. and finally, do you feel like you just cannot take a break from work? if you answered yes to any of these it may be time to take action. start by setting healthy boundary by creating a detailed work schedule. take breaks during the workday, even ten minutes away can make a world of difference. every day try to consciously slow down, breathe relax and res

i'm jill schlesinger for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> um, are we living in california. >> i'm living> i feel healthy just being in your energy. >> well, a fun segments to celebrity interviews, talented and more late night comedy is getting a new more feminine spin on cbs-3. joining us is the new lady ovulate night tv bianca della garza. >> she's here to tell butts show appropriately named bianca. >> great to be here pat and erika. difficult not wear sweat band. i wanted to look nice and appropriate for you. >> we're disappointed. >> i'm thrilled to be in philly actually. >> tell us about the show. we are eager about this. it is different than late night talk. >> i created this show with a female perspective in mind. i felt i was turning 40. i spent 17 years doing news and you ever look the at late night landscape and there was not one female voice. no one to talk about our issues that we like. i wanted to make this show hit home, things like dating, things like sex things like starting your own business, starting your own company. i felt there was a time and place for woman's voice t

i'm jill schlesinger for kpix 5. >>> i'm veronica de la cruz in the kpix 5 newsroom. new at 6:00 tonight, your next flight powered by garbage? a major airline teams up with a bay area biofuel company. how it could be a game changer for the airline industry. >> and keeping tabs on mom and dad. the app that helps you care for your aging parents from your phone. i'll have those stories and more tonight at 6:00. actually, ken, i'll be joining you then. >> all right. sounds like a plan. thanks, veronica. >> see you then. >> yeah. and thank you for watching. "cbs evening news with scott pelley" is next. >> remember, the latest news and weather are always on our website, cbssf.com. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com >> pelley: scorched earth after wildfires invade a western community, residents return to nothing. also tonight, millions could see bigger paychecks under a plan announced today by the president. a new campaign against the number three killer of americans. what you know could save someone you love. and misty copeland, a ballerina makes her

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i'm jill schlesinger for kpix 5. >>> i'm ken bastida in the kpix 5 newsroom.t 6:00, claims that a bay area school district mismanaged more than $1 billion. only on "5" the employee who says he couldn't stay silent any longer. >> plus, a rat invasion! what is sending them into some bay area homes keeping exterminators booked solid? join us for those stories coming up at 6:00. >> thank you, kenny. >> we'll see you then. in the meantime, we're looking for clouds along the coast for the weekend. >> yeah. you know, i don't want to say it's not looking good. let's say it's looking typical. our ace director kelly is going to show you the 4th of july forecast. coastal clouds and clear inland. that's summertime and that's the way it's going to be on the 4th of july. >> part of the deal. >> thank you. >> have a great night. thanks for watching. the "cbs evening news with scott pelley" is next. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com >> pelley: cops on edge-- police rush to the scene of a 2013 massacre as the government warns of possible terror attacks

philadelphia business analyst jill schlesinger has advice for people who like statistics. >> reporter: professionals well versed in the language of numbers, have become, hot hires. that is because being data and new technology are revolutionizing everything from analyzing consumer habits to mapping the human geneo in me. trend boosted demand for statisticians, the american states particular california association has identical 18 field across the areas of health medicine, business and industry that rarely employer statisticians. government projections that the field will grow by 27 percent by 2022, much faster then the average for all occupations. as a result annual mean wage is soaring. here in the philadelphia area statisticians earned over $90,500 a year. to event this lucrative field you will need at least a bachelor's degree in stats computer science engineering physics or mathematics. you will then need to apply that knowledge to analyze data and turn the results into digestible, practical information, i'm jill schlesinger for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> right now 5:21. we have

jill schlesinger is here with more. >> reporter: just in time for world conservation day the housingket is perking up. eco friendly builders are seeing renewed interest in their products especially for solar panels. expanding industry is leading to more job openings. employment for solar installers is project to grow by 24 percent over the next eight years much faster then average for all occupations. rapid expansion of solar panel installations will result in excellent job opportunities for salespeople to sell those products to customers. especially training sales representatives, engineers and managers, they are all instrumental in matching a company's product to consumers needs. the north american board of certified energy practitioners has a web site that helps you find specific jobs in the philadelphia area. just go to jobs dot nabce p the.org. it offers certification and company accreditation program to renewable energy professionals. i'm jill schlesinger for >>> phillies have sent closer jonathan papelbon to the washington nationals. the phillies all time leader in saves had a

. >>> in tonight's jobs report jill schlesinger says it's a great time to be a millennial looking for work. >>> reporter: 75 million americans age 18 to 34 are referred to as millennials. they are also the largest generation in the u.s. workforce. millennials have suffered through the worst recession since the depression. but the tide could soon be turning. according to a report by careercast.com, businesses are realizing that millennials are key to their success and have stepped up the pace of hiring from this group. employers are looking to hire younger workers as social media managers, organizations seeking to connect with consumers via social media know that millennials can help them sell products or share information via sites like instagram, tumblr, twitter snapchat and facebook. social media managers earn a median salary of just over $46,000 with a strong projected growth outlook. top companies such as e insurance and johnson and johnson are currently hiring in the bay area. for some millennials, snagging this job could mean getting paid for something they already do. i'm jill

i'm jill schlesinger for kpix 5. >>> i'm ken bastida in the kpix 5 newsroom.coffee cars and a lucrative insurance scam. the group of thieves staging wrecks and cashing in. >> plus, two women going to court over this beloved cat. the complicated custody battle years after the pet first went missing. >> join us for those stories tonight at 6:00. >> thank you. >>> thanks for watching us at 5:00. we have the "cbs evening news with scott pelley" up next. >> remember the latest news and weather are always on our website, cbssf.com. we'll see you back here at 6:00 for more local news. enjoy the night. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.c >> pelley: terror in tennessee. four u.s. marines are dead. others are wounded in attacks on two military offices. t >> this is a sad day for the united states. >> pelley: the f.b.i. ise investigating the motive of the killer, who was born in the middle east. the jury has returned a verdict in the colorado movie theater massacre. and sole survivor, the washington state plane crash victim tells her incredible story

cbs news business analyst jill schlesinger has advice for finding a part-time job. >> reporter: more than 6 million americans work part-time. while many would prefer a full-time position, others opt to work part-time in the evenings and weekend to earn additional income. some of the most popular part-time jobs in the philadelphia area include office professionals especially in the fields of finance, administration and human resources. if you have a specialized expertise, business consulting may be a more lucrative part-time job. consultants can earn 150 to $300 an hour to assist companies. if you hold an m.b.a. or specific industry experience, a good web site for consultants is hourly nerd.com. it connects consultants with companies that need their services. companies post projects on the site and allow freelance consultant to compete for the business. company chooses one winning bid and manages the product on line. depending on your experience level and what kind of project you are seeking you may be able to work as much or little as you want. i'm jill schlesinger for cbs-3 "eyewitn

i'm jill schlesinger for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> as we continue a police officer risk her life toave a man from drowning we will show you rescue. >>> what would you do if you turn over, driving to work and saw that a skeleton driving a car, we have the story behind the skeletons behind the wheel, coming up. a police officer in texas's life saving efforts are caught on tape. kelly white had dove into a lake to save a man's drowning. dash cam video here from white's patrol car shows her shedding heavier layers and swimming out to that panicking man. >> i came up with a game plan and all i could do was tread water and keep him up, above the water and keep myself up the water. once i got out there my plan was to just keep as you live. i was trying to stay a distance from his hand, i knew he went into panic mode, we would both be in trouble. >> another witness had already tried to pull that man to the shore but drowning man pulled him under as well, both whitehead and manmade it back to shore safely. >> checking the sports page, phillies played more late night baseball, another 10:10 p

i'm jill schlesinger for cbs-3 >>> in sport, reports say that the deal sending phillies ace cole hamelsthe the texas rangers is finalized and will get official record later today. hamels had to be rated as one of the best pitchers in baseball and phils feel like trade can bring them prospects they need to rebuild. it is a big one involving eight players all together so here's how it breaks down. trade send hamels, jake diekman and cash to texas in exchange for top catching prospect jorge alfaro, jake thompson. the those three are the main minor leaguers involved here. phils get pitchersal he can asher and veteran starter matt harrison. so, lot of people involve in that one. >>> former phillies outfielder pat burrell will be add ad to the phillies wall of fame at citizens bank park. it is alumni weekend. we expect surprise guests to celebrate with pat the the bat. phillies play tonight and they got off to a good start last night. aaron harang allowed one run over five innings. another philly, to be traded before this afternoon's trade deadline. carlos ruiz celebrating his 1,000 game, in

here to explain what this means for insurance customers, cbs news business analyst jill schlesinger, what is going on here. >> these deals have obviously been in the works for a long time but they came to fruition after the supreme court ruled favourably on the affordable care act. remember, the new law puts limits on the amount of premium health insurance can charge. that means under the new circumstances, the companies have to do three things. they've got to scale up reduce their costs and they've got to actually figure out how to bring more customers untheir umbrella. >> a lot of consumers right now are warneddering so what does this mean to me. well according to the companies, the health insurance companies, they say these costs are actually going to be ringing out of the system. it's what the law intended it do. the companies will have better bargaining power with doctors and hospitals and you'll have more doctors. unfortunately, if you look at research when you look at the various health-care mergers that have occurred in the past those costs rarely flow to the consumer. >> axe

jill schlesinger, live for us in new york on a tuesday. 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

cbs news business analyst jill schlesinger joins us now in new york. ns 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 bas

. >> cws news business am list jill schlesinger has it for you. >> reporter: this could be a good time you to ask for that long awaited bump in pay. job openings are increasing to 15 year highs in the philadelphia area but in the post recession area employees don't earn a raise simply by tenure. they must show that they add value and make a difference to the company. career experts advise taking three steps before talking to your boss. first, gathering information about company and industry salaries and sites like pay scale and glassdoor that will provide you with a reasonable target salary in mine. bray break down your unique contributions to the company include money savings ideas to implement it, positive reviews and customer testimonials. >> next rehearse what you will say, practice your pitch out loud with someone else, listen for weaknesses in your argument and plan your responses. finally, schedule your conversation at an appropriate time, don't wait for the annual review a void comparing yourself to a collogue or threatening to go somewhere else. i'm jill schlesinger for cbs-3

i'm jill schlesinger for kpix 5. >>> good morning, whack.o far owe good friday friday on our bay area freeways. so far, so good on this friday. the gilroy garlic festival this week so expect delays in the area. extra busy throughout the weekend for the festival. we'll have a look at the bay bridge coming up. >>> hey, good morning, everybody. we'll give you the baseball stuff first. we'll go hard first to mainstream. the a's yesterday big news as general manager billy beane had had enough and he made a roster move. he traded scott kazmir to the houston astros. that's the best pitcher for a couple of minor league prospects. kazmir goes right to a contender in the same division in his hometown of houston. he won 20 games in less than two seasons with the a's. kazmir joins josh donaldson in a growing list of former a's. donaldson yesterday fabulous for the blue jays! here's a smash off of dan otero in the fifth. toronto leads the biggs in scoring. they beat the a's yesterday 5- 2. a's and giants get together later today. >> i mean i miss it a lo

i'm jill schlesinger for cbs-3 "eyewitness n >>> trending on tuesday a canada's man to go up, up andy well, it fell a little flat. he tied 100 helium balloons to the lawn chair and he would fly over a rodeo to promote his cleaning company and then planned to parachute down to the ground. it didn't work. the win was just too strong, he missed the target, and when he landed the cops were landing. he was charged with mischief. >>> a virginia family is the talk of the neighborhood and a unexpect visitor showed up from out of the sky a baby shark. just landed in their backyard. this shark measures 13 inches the family thinks it might have have fallen from the talons of a bird, shark has tiny teeth. sues bouncer says she could in the believe it. >> kid found it and came upstairs and they were real excited rain they said we found a shark. we'd like to preserve a shark. i think it is just so unique. >> the shark is in the family's freezer now. they showed it off to any visitors who drop in. go by and see it. >>> also trending a puppy meets air conditioning for the first time. isn't that how

i'm jill schlesinger music: etta james "at last" (plays throughout) ♪ sometimes, at last doesn't happent first. ♪ ♪ your dad just kissed my mom. ♪ turning two worlds into one takes love. ♪ helping protect that world takes state farm. >>> with the summer's highly anticipated movie vacation is rework of the griswold's summer trip to the amusement park wally world but inspiration from the park comes right here at the new jersey shore. check out this facebook post from morey's pier in wildwood. have you been on the official web site for new vacation movie? well, look at the background photo, it looks oddly, oddly familiar. the here's wally world's web site very, very similar to morey's sea serpent roller coaster. >>> well, it is thursday and that means cbs-3 is down the shore. our vittoria woodill is in cape may right now, hey there, torey. >> hi there ukee. hi everyone. we're in cape may, new jersey. we are down the shore. a lot of folks are still holding on strong. weather is not awful just yet but windy perfect in a way for flying a kite but i know folks love to see those banner planes w

. >> cbs news business analyst jill schlesinger has that for you. >> reporter: 57 million americans age 18 to 34 are referred to as millennials they are the largest generation in the u.s. work force. millennials suffered through the worst recession since the the depression. but the tides could soon be turning. according to a report by career cast.com businesses are realizing millennials are key to their success and stepped up the pace of hiring from this group. employers are looking to hire younger workers as social media managers organizations seeking to connect with consumer via social media know that millennials can help them sell more products or information. the instagram tumbler twitter, snap chat and facebook. social media managers are an median salary of just over $46,000, with a strong project growth outlook. past companies such as social advantage and others are currently hiring in the philadelphia area for some millennials snagging this job could mean getting paid for something they already do i'm jill schlesinger for cbs-3 >>> even flyers fans have to admit these are pretty

i'm jill schlesinger for . >>> accidentally leave a bag of cash, on a lawn, inberg earn county.hen a person in the van jumps out, grabs it and takes off. inside that bag about a 150 grand, police say the atm employees are cooperating with the investigation and that suspect remains at large. >>> finders keepers in this next story one involving a treasure. family found one million-dollar worth of artifacts, off the coast of florida. diver aaron schmidt hey pay dirt when they discomfort golden artifacts from spanish ship. it included coins gold necklacees. one of the coins is so rare it is worth an estimated $500,000. >> you know, to find royal coin finding a presentation piece, and there is people doing this for 40, 50 years and never found one. >> how about this, they were found in remarkably shallow water north of palm beach. we are told it was only about 15 feet deep. and there it was chachange. >> hiding in plane sight. >> right there. >> yes. >> 15 feet. >> bang. >> you got it. >> yes, a amazing talk about our forecast. >> not so amazing no. >> unless you don't mind summer he

i'm jill schlesinger we are talking barbecue today and not just any barbecue, this is championship barbecuettoria woodill joins us live from north wildwood for cbs-3 down the shore. vittoria, you have a good job today. >> you know, today ain't so bad, jessica it really is not so bad. we're in north wildwood. we are celebrating barbecue. we are celebrating the big old monster here that rolled on to the north wildwood beach, courtesy of mike johnson and anglesea barbecue team. we're talking about a north wildwood retired police officer with a big love of barbecue and were you telling me earlier that love affair happened before, or after you retired. >> well, i was still a cop. >> still a cop. >> did you feed all of the guys on the force. >> of course. >> did you feed them chicken you have on the grill. >> yes. >> nice. i see you have brought the biggest grill i have ever seen in my life. can you tell me a little bit about the story behind this big grill. >> built the grill about five or six years ago because i started to do catering right after i retired and we catered good size events. we we

i'm jill schlesinger for cbs-3 >>> take a look at this video of a volcanic eruption send an avalanche of ash racing down a side of indonesia's mountain. villages as far as 15 miles were blanketed by heavy ash. volcano has been very busy over the past few weeks activity first resurfaced in 2010 after it was dormant for 400 years. and a big hot air balloon went down hard this afternoon during american freedom festival in utah. another blimp clipped the pink pig and ripped a hole in the fabric. and, the pilot was only one on board, he suffered minor injuries when melted plastic dripped on his face as he glided the balloon down to safety. ouch. >>> it will be united states verse japan in the finals of the women's world cup on sunday and of course, we will root for u.s. women. last night's game has us feeling bad for english. it was a heart breaking end for england. laura bass set tries to clear the ball but kicks it in her own goal. that meant japan got two-one win. bass set just devastated, you can see her teammates and coach trying to console her after that mistake. that is a a hard one

. >>> halfway through the year jill schlesinger joins us with what you need to know to get in good financial shape nicole. >> ukee and erika good morning, happy hoagie day to you, coming up, we will explain how this hometown favorite goes to support our hometown heroes and yes i necessity you will appreciate the hat. we will see new a bit. >> i love it. >> i have never been more happier then i am at this moment seeing nicole, with that hat. >> let's stay on that shot. >> your forecast has no shot of matching nicole's hat in terms of awesomeness. >> how do you top that. >> it is press i tough. >> katie has your forecast when we come back good morning. >>> ahh, good thursday morning to you. we have a bit have the split forecast, it depend on where you are with a little rain or not. >> that is right we will eventually end up with wet weather to the south and southern tear of our area where best shot is for all of that yeah. we are likely going to see more than anything some sun sheen further north you go which is great to see. >> exactly. >> looking at storm scan three shows that here. we do ha

. >> cbs news business analyst jill schlesinger is here with more. >> reporter: professionals well versed in the language of numbers have have become hot hires. that is because big data and new technology are revolutionizing everything from analyzing consumer habits to mapping the human gene home. the trend has boosted demand for statisticians the american statistical association has identified 18 field across health, medicine, business, and industry, that regularly employees statisticians. the field will grow by 27 percent by 2022, much faster than average for all occupations. the as a result, annual mean wage is soaring. here in the philadelphia area, statisticians earn over $90,500 a year. to event they are lucrative field, you will need, a bachelor degrees in stats computer science engineering physics or mathematics. you will need to apply that knowledge to analyze data and turn results into digestible and practical information i'm jill schlesinger for do you want to know how hard it can be to breathe with copd? it can feel like this. copd includes chronic bronchitis and emphysema. sp

i'm jill schlesinger for kpix 5. >>> good morning. very lighted traffic just as you approach the dublin interchange. so westbound 580 you're going to see some brake lights approaching grant line leaving the altamont pass clocking in at 25 minutes approaching the dublin interchange. >>> hey, good morning, everybody. well, it's all come down to this. sunday, 3:00, the women's world cup championship game, u.s. right in there. and here is how it happened. in white against top seed germany, first goal here, from carli lloyd, in the 69th minute, got them on the board. she scored for the third straight game. 15 minutes later yesterday it was kelly o'hara. right out in front, the u.s. wins 2-nil. and so sunday, they are going to face either england or japan. that semifinal is later today. >>> off to baseball for ya. bet you know we're in miami, colorful. giants sending ryan vogelsong. gordon finds the gap and gets a lot of real estate out of it. an inside-the-park three-run homer. justin boer, put it in the upper deck. miami beat the giants 5

i'm jill schlesinger for kpix 5. ♪ experience the world of hello kitty and friends at the first everello kitty super cute friendship festival live entertainment on mupltiple stages interactive character experiences exclusive merchandise, photo ops, animation, fashion and more san rio surprises it's a traveling party that every hello kitty fan won't want to miss see you there. hello kitty supercute friendship festival's only bay area performances this weekend at oracle arena >>> good morning, and welcome back. the doyle drive closure is in full effect. we are not seeing any delays traffic conditions across the golden gate and through the detours. complete look at the roads coming up. >> we are still talking about passing a former raider great ken stabler at the age of 69. he won super bowl xi with the raiders earned his nickname by his high school coach. stabler played under legendary coach paul bryant in college and john madden in the nfl. in 2009 he told dennis o'donnell' tough relationship with his father shaped him the most. >>> i think he had demons inside of him that caused him

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if your adult children are still dependent upon you, cbs news business analyst jill schlesinger has suggestions this jill? >> reporter: nearly 63% of american families are still providing financial support to their adult children. now, parents most often pay for their kids' cell phone bills, their rent, student loans, car loans, credit card bills. but even vacations. now, of the folks who are doing this, more than 45% say that helping their children is hurting their own retirement savings. >> so the next big question, how can parents help their children become financially indment ? >> reporter: you know, it always starts with a tough conversation. outline your expectations going forward. so let's say you're paying part of your kids' rent. set a date as to when and by how much you will reducing and ultimately ending your support. look, you also want to articulate under what circumstances you would help in the future. you know, maybe a medical crisis or a job loss, sure. but a vacation, a party? no. i don't think so. the agreement should be in writing. it should be specific. both sides need to st

cbs news business analyst jill schlesinger joins us with some summer travel tips. time off do most workers get, jill? >> reporter: you know, don't be jealous. a lot of employees in other countries enjoy as many as 40 days off in a year. in the u.s. time off is not legally required although most full-time employees here receive about 10 paid days a year. not counting federal holidays. that is the least paid vacation time in the world. even though we get so few days, half us are taking no time at all. we're squandering more than $50 billion in benefits and now it's not just about leaving money on the table. research finds that workers who take routine vacations are happier than those who don't take regular trips and actually earn more money. >> i'm moving to europe. [ laughter ] >> immediately! [ laughter ] >> for those who haven't planned a trip for the summer, is it too late or can we still jump in? >> i think you can still jump in. there are deals. if you are planning to travel by air, yes, you're going to conduct your research online. but, how about this for a li

. >>> in today's jobs report, jill schlesinger tells us how the demand for jobs in big data is soaringn the bay area. >>> reporter: professionals who are well versed in the language of numbers have become hot hires. that's because big data and new technology are revolutionizing everything from analyzing consumer habits to mapping the human genome. the trend has boosted demand for statisticians. the american statistical association has identified 18 fields across the areas of health, medicine, business and industry that regularly employ statisticians. the government projects that the field will grow by 27% by 2022 much faster than the average for all occupations. as a result, the annual mean wage is soaring. here in the bay area, statisticians earn over $121,000 a year. to enter this lucrative field, you will need at least a bachelor's degree in stats, computer science, engineering, physics or mathematics. you will then need to apply that knowledge to analyze data and turn the results into digestible and practical information. i'm jill schlesinger for kpix 5. >>> a new girl may take ove

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i'm jill schlesinger for kpix 5 news. attention america.rself a free half gallon of dole classic lemonade with any 10 piece meal or larger purchase. because when you buy this chicken there's free lemonade for the pickin'. it's finger lickin' good. because 100% whole grain oats are incredibly good for you. because they're heart healthy because they're good for kids. and granddads and everyone else in the family. everything we do is because of what really matters most. the goodness of oats and the people we love. >>> good morning, everybody. the giants bolstered their starting rotation last night by trading two minor leaguers to cincinnati in exchange for right-hander mike leake. in his last four starts, he has allowed only two earned runs in 30 innings. he is 9-5 about a 3.56 e.r.a. in 21 starts. 's a free agent after the season and that means tim hudson is no longer north starting rotation. >>> paul deanno did it a couple of days ago as a ball boy. there's roberta gonzales throwing out the first pitch in oakland! and there goes carlos santa

in today's jobs report, jill schlesinger says it's a great time to a millennial looking for work. >>> reporter: 75 million americans age 18 to 34 are referred to as millennials. they are also the largest generation in the u.s. workforce. millennials have suffered through the worst recession since the depression. but the tide could soon be turning. according to a report by careercast.com, businesses are realizing that millennials are key to their success and have stepped up the pace of hiring from this group. employers are looking to hire younger workers as social media managers. organizations seeking to connect with consumers via social media know that millennials can help them sell products or share information via sites like instagram, tumblr, twitter, snapchat and facebook. social media managers earn a median salary of just over $46,000 with a strong projected growth outlook. top companies such as e -- einsurance and johnson & johnson are currently hiring in the braid. for some millennials, snagging this job could mean getting paid for something they already do >>> coming up tonigh

i'm jill schlesinger for cbs3 "eyewitness news".imes square so crazy. >> i don't know anyone who lives here. >> yours truly. i got a bus from jersey i thought this was the cool place to live. it's times square. >> that it looks fantastic. mistress america is refreshing offering among typical summer blockbuster tells the story of a lonely college freshman in new york taken in blearer 30-year-old soon to be step sister. it's the relationship that develops between two women that sets this movie apart. >> joining us the film's stars lola kirk and greta gary wig who was a co screen rider on the film. it's great to have you with. >> thanks for coming in. >> thank you. >> the thing that was really great watching your expressions looking at the clips we played and both of you are smiling from ear to ear as you watching yourself on screen. tell us a little bit -- tell us a little bit about these characters. lola, why don't you start. >> tracy is a very lost college freshman who comes to new york with goals that i think a lot of people go to

. >>> in tonight's jobs report, jill schlesinger looks at what to expect from an employee backgroundck. >>> reporter: employee background checks are more sophisticated these days. companies are doing more than calling to verify your work history. legally, companies must get your consent before they start digging. however, federal guidelines allow employers to access credit reports as long as they have a compelling business rationale. here in california, companies are prohibited from using credit information in employment decisions. prospective employers do have to follow guidelines if they find something negative in your background check. they must send you a letter raising the red flag and have to provide a copy of the report. the employer 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. it must also furnish you with contact information for the firm that generated the report. if you want to know what employers might see before the background checks begin, you ca

. >>> in tonight's jobs report jill schlesinger has tips on finding a lucrative part-time job. >> reporter than 6 million americans work part time. while many would prefer a full- time position, others opt to work part time in the evenings or on the weekends to earn additional income. some of the most popular part- time jobs in the bay area include office professionals, especially in the fields of finance, administration and human resources. if you have a specialized expertise, business consulting may be a more lucrative part- time job. consultants can earn $150 to $300 an hour to assist companies. if you hold an mba or have specific industry experience, a good website for consultants is hourlynerd.com. it connects consultants with companies that need their services. companies post projects on the site and allow freelance consultants to compete for the business. the company chooses one winning bid and manages the project online. depending on your experience level and what kind of project you're seeking, you may be able to work as much or as little as you want. i'm jill schlesi >>> i'm vero

jill schlesinger joins us with today's jobs report. >>> reporter: just in time for world conservation day, the housing market is perking up. ecofriendly builders are seeing renewed interest in their products, especially for solar panels. the expanding industry is leading to more job openings. employment for solar installers is projected to grow by 24% over the next eight years, much faster than the average for all occupations. the rapid expansion of solar panel installation also also result in excellent job opportunities for salespeople to sell those products to customers. specially trained sales representatives, engineers and managers are all instrumental in matching a company's products to consumers' needs. the north american board of certified energy practitioners has a website that helps you find specific jobs in the bay area. just go to jobs.nabcep.org. the board also offers certification and company accreditation programs to renewable energy a new season brings a new look. a chance to try something different. this summer, challenge your preconceptions and experience a cadillac f

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