lauren lister on the questions businesses aren't supposed to ask. >>> reporter: duane ruben now works for the new york city parks department. but when he was looking for work, he says the job interviews all had something in common. >> there's no telling what type of questions that they are really going to ask you. >> reporter: but there are questions an employer can't ask. >> have you ever been asked a question that you thought might be illegal? >> yes. i was once asked how old i was. and -- and i replied, well, what difference does that make? i mean, i know that that's not a question that you're supposed to ask. >> reporter: the accountant is correct. a nationwide career builder survey finds about one in five employers has asked the candidate a question they later discovered was not legal. >> it's not relevant. it's not something that would determine whether you would be able to perform in that job or not. >> reporter: questions deemed off limits include what is your religious or political affiliation? if you're married, pregnant, disabled or in debt, do you drink or smoke socially?

lauren lister reports. >> reporter: dwayne ruben now works for the new york city parks department but when looking for work he says the the job interviews all had something in common. >> there is in telling what type of questions that they are really going to ask you. >> reporter: there are questions an employer just can't ask. have you ever been asked a question you thought was illegal. >> yes, i was once asked how oldy was, and i replied well, what difference does that make? i know that is in the a question you are not pose todd make. >> reporter: accountant lil nickel sonnies correct but she may know more than some hiring managers. the a career builder survey found one in five candidates asked a candidate they later discover was not legal. >> it is not vel rant. it is not something that be determined whether you would be able to perform that job or not the. >> reporter: questions deemed off limit are what are your religious, political affiliation, married pregnant disable a or in debt, do you drink or socially. do you have children or plan to. jennifer has heard that one before. >>

reporter lauren lister on what companies are not allowed to ask you. >> reporter: duane ruben now works new york city parks department. but when he was looking for work, he says the job interviews all had something in common. >> there's no telling what type of questions that they are really going to ask you. >> reporter: but there are questions an employer can't ask. have you ever been asked a question that you thought might be illegal? >> yes. i was once asked how old i was and i replied, well, what difference does that make? i mean, i know that that's not a question that you're supposed to ask. >> reporter: accountant lil nickelson is correct but she may know more than some hiring managers. about one in five employers has asked a candidate a question they later discovered was illegal. >> it's not relevant. it's not something that would determine whether you would be able to perform in that job or not. >> reporter: questions deemed off limits include what is your religious or political affiliation, married, pregnant, disabled or in debt, do you drink or smoke socially do you have child

lauren lister cbs news, new york. >> i cannot wait.know you are not a fan. >> i have to be in control i'm sorry. >> napping while being driven to work sound fantastic. >>> 6:49. time to see is what coming up on cbs this morning. >> charlie rose has a preview. >> good morning erika and man in control. >> yes, i got to be in control. >> we have information on breaking news out of kenya gunman storm a university taking hostages plus crippling drive lead to an unprecedented move. we will talk to a scientist about california's new mandatory water restrictions. how it impacts the the entire country. also mcdonald's is raising pay and adding benefits for some restaurant workers, only on cbs this morning the the change new ceo is in studio 57 and will tell us why the change does not go further. >>> this he has fished everything from deadly stingray toss man eating piranha, jeremy way takes michelle miller fishing in the everglades, all that and more, the the news is back in the morning and we will see you a at 7:00. >> did you see teeth on tha

lauren lister, cbs news, new york. >> meanwhile, tesla just announced it sold a record number of cars in the 1st quarter the company says it sold 55% more of its model s compared to the same time last year. >>> have you ever wanted to try out new electronic gadgets without having to buy them? there's a solution. enter lumoitd. the tech gadget rental site allows consumers to rent things like wearable fitness devices, smartwatches and more. >> customers can try different items and test drive them before they commit to buying them. >> catering to this whole new generation of people who want access rather than ownership. >> right now lumoid says thousands are on the wait list to try out the apple watch, which will be released this spring. in fact, i think in a couple of weeks, actually. >> i think it's a great idea. you want to test drive something before you buy. >> you can rent everything now, ball gowns, dvds, movies, i guess all of that. [ laughter ] i did not know that. >> outstanding. >> that's my tech reporter hat! >>> today i'm playing weather reporter. >> yes, you are. >> quite w

lauren lister reports. >> when the day is almost oh, we'll head to the tub -- oh, we'll head to the tubwe'll head to the tub. >> reporter: bethany fisherren joys reading to her children, but -- fisher enjoys reading to her children, but when it comes to money, she enjoys showing them. >> they should learn what it should be used towards and how it should be saved. >> reporter: fisher tells her kids how much she makes every month. >> right here is $3,000. >> reporter: and what she spends it on. >> 10, 11. >> that's $1,100. >> very good. you are very right. >> that's a lot of money. >> but all this money only goes to pay one bill, rent. you want to set your values as a physical and make sure you're sharing those with your kids. >> reporter: this financial adviser believes kids should know the difference between wants and needs. she says problems happen when parents think they're protecting their kids and don't want them to worry about money. >> if you're not having the conversation about money with your children, they get into a lot of credit card debt or make really poor decisions. >> rep

lauren lister reports. >> reporter: duane ruben now works for the new york city parks department, but when he was looking for work, he said the interviews all had something in common. >> there's no telling what type of questions they're really going to ask you. >> reporter: but there are questions an employer can't ask. have you ever been asked a question you thought might be illegal? >> yes. i was once asked how old i was and i replied well, what difference does that make? i know that's the a question you're supposed to account. >> reporter: accountant lill nickelson is correct, but she may know more than some hiring managers. a nationwide career builder surveys finds about one in five employers asked a question of a candidate later discovered it was not legal. >> it's not relevant. it's not something to determine whether you would be able to perform in that job. >> reporter: questions off limits include what is your religious or political affiliation, if you're married, pregnant, disabled or in debt, do you drink or smoke socially? do you have children or plan to? jennifer bomwell s

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