lauren simonetti is here with the latest details for us. >> hi, heather. good morning.awsuit claims even more deaths to general motors faulty ignition switches. filing a new suit naming 29 people killed 629 hurt in crashes after gm emerged from bankruptcy protection five years ago. he's seeking at least 75,000 dollars in damages for each plaintiff. that may not be the end of it. he's also speaking permission to file another couple hundred cases from before the bankruptcy. check this out. for $12 a month, that's it, sprint is selling a wireless data plan that let's you connect to facebook, twitter and pinterest but only one. if you want connection to all four pay more. if you tweet or pin and nothing else this may be right for you. there are ways to make wireless internet more affordable. this plan only available at wal-mart. where do millennials spend their money? coffee, booze and fast food. 20 somethings in maine and on the east coast is the most captivated shelling out 300 bucks a year. east coasters like their food. massachusetts you find the most millennials at the

lauren simonetti is here with the detail.e me through this. >> high-speed chase and his name is conveniently ryan simonetti who gets in a car with his colleagues, sits in the front seat and notice the d.c. taxi inspector chasing the car, he is going faster and faster. the matter what the guys in the car did, went to jump out, it lasted eight ten minutes, send a tweet out, and anyway in the end everything is ok, the driver no longer working for uber but the information attacks decenter wanted, he didn't want to face the $200 fine. stuart: is uber not allowed? >> i contacted the d.c. taxi commission on this story to find out because the plates on the uber car were originating there so it might have to do with where he was picked up or even if he was uber at all. stuart: was it the passenger's name? you are lauren simonetti. >> no relation but we are now friends on twitter. stuart: world cup final set. argentina beating the netherlands with the shoot down yesterday, setting up a championship match with germany, the game starts a

lauren simonetti is here with what you need to know. >> good morning everybody. consumer reports is asking toyota to call back hybrids because of faulty break systems. they are offering to fix breaks on 2007, 2011 camry hybrids for owners that are concerned. there are two problems one with the brake fluid reservoir filter clogging and the other with the anti brake system. it would mean drivers have to forcefully break in order to get their car to stop. toyota issuing this statement in response. the actions to address this issue are appropriate and we are conditioni -- continuing to cooperate. a way for iphone users to keep eves droppers wefrom listening on conversations. it is from open whisper system. you will know your voice after hockey publisher here on the screen pop up on the iphone screen. they are meant to be read allowed so if they match you know no hacker and no government spy is listening in. how about this for your next family vacation. take the kids on a coloring trip. crayola is opening a new attraction in orlando, florida next summer and more attra

lauren simonetti has more for us. >> another problem. gm calling back 7.6 million more cars in the u.s. over the faulty ignition switches. the total number topping 26 million. monday's recall effecting bigger models dating back to 97 the malibu, grand am and pontiac. three deaths could be linked to this latest switch recall. however, the news came hours after the details of the new compensation plan were announced. the man in charge of that fund says there's no limit on how much he can award to victims and their families. for the first time ever southwest will fly one of its own planes to the destination outside of the u.s. it all starts three hours from now. southwest flight 1804 will start from the dc area and head to aruba. southwest ceo says he has 50 potential destinations for the airlines including canada and south america. what's the most american car out there? ford fy -- f150 pickup. camry also. >> thank you very much, lauren. appreciate it. the time is 13 after the top of the hour. coming up a major medical a announcement about

lauren simonetti has the top business news. >> netflix is a winner today. the video streaming site had a profit that more than doubled they added half a million more u.s. subscribers. it brings the total number of sub vibe describers to 50 million worldwide. also interesting for two reasons. first the increase came after like you said netflix increased the prices. customers had to pay $9 a month. quarter it is slow when the weather is warmer and folks spend more time-out doors. cheapest airports. is the cheapest to fly into? charl charleston international average fare $191. long beach, harrisburg, dallas love field and joe tos field they round out the top 5. at the bottom of the list were the major international hubs like jfk arched newark international. honolulu is the most expensive with theirs averaging 840 bucks. stocks down looking for a rebound. >>> a commercial airline pilot caught up in a drug bust. the shocking and serious charges he is now facing that could cost him his job. >> we spend 76 billion tax dollars on food stamps but don't tell people i

the next flight, lauren simonetti from the fox business network. here's what fliers need to know. bring us the bad news. >> bad news for you unfortunately. air fare costs more because transportation security is doubling. the reason is to help balance the federal deficit. the current 9-11 security fee 2.50 cents for 5 bucks for a connecting one. the new fee is 5.60 with all flights with any con eks in longer than four hours counting as a separate flight. you pay another fee. that means those with long layovers will feel it the most. the hike will generate $17 billion. net flex is test ago privacy mode so people who share your account cannot see what you watch. the shows and movies you may be embarrassed for watching don't appear in your recently watched section. >> they are getting so cool the toyota sienna mini van let's parents yell at kids through a microphone system. the feature is driver speak easy. it amplifies the voice so parents can yell but kids cannot yell back. get it? you can find the minivans in showrooms this fall. i would get it to be caught. ladies back to you. app

lauren simonetti is here with more of this frightening story. >> a major ransom where crystal locker was supposedly halted by the fbi a couple months ago is not only not stopped but spreading. anti virus maker big defender said the fbi was able to stop the delivery system back in may but all they need to do now is find a new delivery system. they lock you out of the computer until you pay to get back in. hundreds of files had been kidnapped many pay as much as 300 to get them back. let's say you go for eggs, toast, bacon and coffee thin th morning. here's a look at how much they have spiked in the last five years. eggs are up 33 percent. toast didn't go up because grains can be stored but the margarine costs 39 percent more. bacon 65 percent and coffee up 40 percent. tickets to the world cup finals between argentina and journdema ten times capacity at the stadium. ticket resellers they are listing them for as much as 20 grand. it is illegal in brazil to jack up the price on secondary markets. futures down in a big way. futures down about 100 points now. ladies, back to you. >> thank

lauren simonetti joins us with what we need to know. >> cyber thieves got into a thousand stub hub customer'saccounts and fraudulently brought tickets for events around the world. arrests are expected in this case. manhattan district attorney is expected to hold a news conference. hackers didn't break through stub hub security they got the stub hub log in or pass words from mal wear installed on their computers. of course this latest preach comes after the massive data hack at target, neiman marcus and chrysler. >> 800 suv's with possible ignition switch problems. the same kind that caused gm to recall millions of their cars. chrysler says these are the older model jeeps affected it is still determining the exact number to recall. only one accident has been reported and no injuries. apple's new smart watch thousand called i time. the company receiving patent approval for device that interacts with computers and smart phones. it gives you the time as well as the weather. the launch is expected this october. >>> stocks higher two-days in a row. >>> 12 minutes after the top of the hour. coming u

let's bring in lauren simonetti be at what is driving this? reporter: we're looking at the lowest rate since 1995, not even 65% of americans own a home. that number peaked a decade ago at 70% during the housing boom. the concern is the current level could fall even further. the wages have been stagnant, and the first time home buyer, where are they? living in their parents basement having trouble finding work putting off the american dream of home ownership. many foreigners are coming to the housing market buying our homes all caps. these trends are pushing americans to the event market. rental vacancy rates are low dropping to 7.5%. that is driving rent prices up. the median asking rent rising to $756 nationally be at also builders are turning their focus to multi family houses suggesting developers are still scrambling to meet demand from renters. groundbreaking on single-family homes continues to be week and will likely remain weak for a while. we still feeling the effect particularly in the housing market. arthel: it has to stop, thank you

lauren simonetti? i hope you are listening is time to shut the company down.ier in the week the stock got hammered, herbalife. obviously investors did not think so. the stock had a huge move, one of the biggest it has ever had in one day. why do you think his words fell on deaf ears? >> you know what, carl icahn came in. i think today he has proven to be the winner on that one. from my perspective they both have valid points, but i would take his view that this is a -- form of entrepreneurialism trying to find a new way to make money. they have tried and tried again. >> that is the point. the second time he has gotten on a soapbox to talk about herbalife. >> she has been doing this for years. >> but use the help it can be manipulated. 10% yesterday just him talking move the stock and cause a lot of people to lose money facebook.com/makingmoney -- charles: i don't like the soap boxes they give these people. it seems problematic. appreciate it. coming up, kirk douglas dated and so did the nation of burma, but when companies change their name does it help or hurt

lauren simonetti from the fox business network is here with details. >> reporter: hi, jenna, we can putnam members on this for you. if you look for burgers at popular in-n-out burger on west coast, they're a dime more. chipolte hiked prices across the board from everything from the steak burrito to salad. go to starbucks your coffee is higher 15 cents. try to buy cherries? 2.6 pounds for $14. i almost returned them. rising cost of everything. here is what the u.s. department of agriculture says, beef prices will go up at least five 1/2% this year. poultry at least 3%. ditto for dairy and fruits and vegetables. sure you can blame the weather, especially in california, where half of nation's fruits and vegetables are grown. drought there has left half a million acres sitting idle. there is also dwindling cattle supply and demand for healthier food from other nations like china buying our food. all of this means more pain at fees food counter at restaurant and grocery store. portions may get smaller. sliders instead of burgers for everybody. substations may be made. eggs as protein instead of

lauren simonetti is here with more. >> not too surprising but a recent study finds for 20% increase inople on facebook there is also a 2.2% increase in divorce rate. it says this is not a causation, facebook does not need to divorce but there's a correlation because your ex-boyfriend and girlfriend are only a click away. there's a lot of temptation. facebook makes it easier to hook up with people and snoop on people. if you are spending time on the computer you are not spending time with your significant other. stuart: is not causation, not like you are in a divorce situation because of what appeared on facebook. >> they cannot prove that. sometimes you get divorced, and try to meet somebody else. there is a correlation. stuart: it is logical. there is a divorce situation, then it appears on facebook. is perfectly logical. it is correlation. not causation. liz: i don't see what is wrong? people are in relation to this tend to snoop more on facebook on what their partners are doing more you have accesses hooking up on your face book page and as one of your crew makers said, find entire