i'm jill schlessinger, for >> summer vacation quickly coming to an end, that means sending kids back to school. surprising information about the workload after children get home from classes. >> you know, it is always e lohse until when crossing the finish line in a race. >> always. but in tie lands today, some race parities want gave it whole new meeting. this is highlight of the day. babies between six months and a year old made their way to the finish on all fours, to see who could crawl the fastest. all part of just fun celebration, look at that one go, for mothers day, in thailand, that's today. and i see the little one in the black and white checkers just killed t. >> it looks that way. >> i think we can actually have our own competition, because of katie, two, todd quinones will have baby very soon, cleve bryan, congratulations to them, syma chowdhry, justin drabick. >> beautifully babies. >> that's "eyewitness news" at noon, i'm pat ciarrocchi. >> the young and the restless is [ door opens ] >> victoria: hail the conquering hero! hello. >> victor: hello, sweet love. so? >> vi

. >> cbs news business analyst jill schlessinger explains why it may pay to go back to school. >> more education, typically leads to better job prospects and bigger paychecks. a georgetown university report found that a bachelor's agree hold kerr expect to earn 84% moreover a lifetime than someone with a high school diploma. as the education level grows, so does the salary. a worker with a bachelor's agree will earn $2.3 million over a lifetime. a master agree holder earns 2.7 million. a doctoral agree holder jumps to 3.3 million. of course, higher income may not pay off if your extra money goes into servicing student loans. found that economists with advanced degrees pay the greatest dividends over time. the average economist here in the philadelphia area earns over $94,000. those with master's agree can earn an additional nine and a half%, those with ph.d.'s can earn an additional 23%. the majority of economists work in federal, state and local government offices. but there is a growing demand for economists in private companies as well. i'm jill schlessinger, for >> this is our favo

i'm jill schlessinger for cbs-3, ooh i witness news. school starts tomorrow, with s110% ready.', folders, glue sticks. 25¢, 15, 50¢. aw, now i'm not sure if i'm ready for them to go back. i'm so ready. make low prices happen. make 110% ready happen. staples. make more happen. >> remind err for you about cbs-3 amazing race casting call. it is today, finally today, at the kalahari resorts and convention in pocono manor. get full details at our website cbsphilly.com. just search amazing race. >>> topping sports right now, the phillies begin nine game west coast trip tonight in san diego. the phils have lost their last two games in a rope. chase utley, em be back in action for the phillies tonight. he's been out since june with a ankle injury. the phils say utley will play about four days in a row, four days a week for now, could see action at first, and second base. so look for. that will. >> coming up in the next half hour of "eyewitness news", this amazing story of something lost and found, after more than three decades. we'll explain. jan? >> and, erika, 18 year old man is gunne

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i'm jill schlessinger for cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> phillies take on the marlins in south floridad, making his major league debut for the phils. right-hander acquired in the cole hamels trade. now, speaking. major league debuts, new philly darnell sweeney made his last night, he popped out as a pinch hitter. he was part of a chase utley trade. now if the game, it was all marlins early. they scored eight runs in the first two innings, and hung onto beat the phils nine to seven. erika? >> basketball season still couple of months away, but one fan making sure that we know just how much he loves the game. check it out. marching tatoos every michael jordan, kobe bryant, the back of someone's calves. >> oh, my. >> really. apparently is a legitimate tatoo. no word on exactly hot person is who got at that time too is, who the tatoo artist; but clearly quite the basketball fan. and i would hope that they are very pleased with the with a too, because they will have it for a very, very, very long time. >> i can't imagine liking basketball or kobe bryant or michael jordan that much. >> someon

moving the market, what to do if you are looking at our 41k, shaking your held, joins us now jill schlessingerew york, good morning, the big question people want answered what's behind the sell office in the wild swing? >> fear china's economy is lowering down, that's been the most recent catalyst, wormed's second largest economy, about a third of global growth. so remember if there is a big kick up there, us companies may have a tough time making money also the drop in oil, below 40 bucks a barrel, talking about the good news for consumers, but pressuring the energy sector, and of course, invest verse been worrying about when and how fast the fed will increase interest rates. put it altogether, boy, terrible few days here, the dow down 588 points. to 15,871. s&p five hennaed dabbing all down precipitously, all three indexes now in correction territory. they're down more than 10% from their recent highs, but here's something to consider. they are up dramatically in the futures market. looks like we could be up another four, 500 points i know a few hours away from the opening, but the ride will

. >> reporter: jill schlessinger say it's likely the bumpy ride will continue. dick brennan. cbs 2 news. >>> the teen accused of shooting a member of mayor de blasio's police detail with a pellet gun maize his first court appearance tonight. valerie castro with more information on the suspect's defense. >> reporter: 19-year-old michael verbitski left the courtroom escorted by his attorney after appearing before a judge for the first time on monday. he's accused of assaulting an nypd officer in mayor de blasio's security detail outside of gracie mansion on sunday night. the nypd released this picture of the pellet gun he fired from his 10th floor apartment, hitting the female officer in the back as she got out of the car. he had moral support at his first court appearance. a friend and his cousin left without saying a word, and his father refused to speak about his son. >> i said no comments, thank you. >> reporter: his attorney refused to say anything on his behalf, but inside the courtroom he said the gun was accidently fired that he called not a real weapon. the mayor was n

i'm jill schlessinger for cbs-3, "eyewitness >> o'hare airport, gone to the animals, loads, donkeys, fields on the other side of the fence just few feet from the busy runways. they've replaced lawn mowers, and keep the grass neat and trim. the animals are the landscaping alternative to humans, because they can go where the mow ers can't go. and that results in fewer rodent, and fewer birds, which of course you don't want near airports. >> indeed. so, a long standing pour couple in hollywood is calling it quit, so sad to tell you this, after 40 years together, miss piggy and kermit the frog have split. the couple broke the news in joint statement on facebook, according to published reports, today, it was miss piggy, who initiated the split, kermit said it is a day-by-day moment by moment process, but kermit is already rumored to be dating >> miss piggy probably had cause. so, we know, that's "eyewitness news" at noon, i'm pat ciarrocchi. >> i'm erika von tiehl. for katie and all of us here, thanks for watching. >> "eyewitness news" continues at 5:00. and the y ♪usic: etta james "at la

cbs business analyst jill schlessinger joins us from new york how it could affect your electricity billsrgy. jim, good morning of course the first thing on people's minds, how is this going to affect me? what do you think the impact is of these regulations? >> well, according to the administration, we are going to have to wait a long time before we reach those benefits, from the years 2020, to 2030, the administration says consumers will save total of $155 billion. so that translates in 2030 that the average american family will cut about 85 bucks from their annual energy bill. okay, that's long way away, in the short run analysts are telling me, they think utility bills are going to rise right now, that's because companies will likely passalong the cost of compliance to the new rules, right onto us consumers. >> okay, so, trying to keep bills low this summer watch can we do to limit the damage? >> well, home energy experts say we can actually cut our energy bills in half, just by doing few things. using those expensive led light bulbs you spends little extra money on the way in, get mon

we are at the stock exchange this morning, and also talking to jill schlessinger about the market and what may happen today. >>> drivers are pushed into buying tickets for a fundraiser. >>> and only on cbs this morning, maria from sesame street will be here in studio 57, fulfilling a childhood dream for me. >> me, too. >> the cops are giving tickets and then asking you to buy more tickets? >> if you buy a ticket, you don't get a ticket. >> all right, thanks, guys. see you at 7. >> what you need to know before you go, next. after trying brookside chocolate, people talk about it online. love at first taste. i would liquify it and bathe in it. curse you, brookside! your nefarious plans have succeeded. nefarious? are we still talking about chocolate? brookside. talk about delicious. after trying brookside chocolates, at pam cakes five tweeted: leave it to me to drop a brookside down my shirt and lose it. you didn't lose it. you saved it for later. brookside. talk about delicious. hey terry stop! they have a special! so, what did you guys think of the test drive? i love the jetta. but what