maribel aber has stipulates on fit bit. >> reporter: stocks had a modest gain as investers reacted to the fed. futures indicating a lower open. >>> fit bit the maker of the number one fitness band in the country going public today it's expected to raise $620 million. the money will be used for research and development and buying other companies. >>> as it turns out unlimited did have its limits at at and t. fcc is finding the telephone company -- fining the telephone $100 million. saying it misled its commerce about the data plan it didn't tell the customers the speeds would be slower once they crossed a data usage stlesh -- threshhold. >>> let's get our morning commute. >> reporter: with the rain moving through the city we have all that ponding and puddling it's a mess. >> reporter: we have rain blanketing the region, we're seeing breaks in allentown and reading, lancaster the back edge of the steady rain working through, there's holes in the rain in vineland and atlantic city. i want to go in tighter and show you where the heaviest rain is falling. that's the area of yellow you can

maribel aber has more on that. >> reporter: fcc will protect you from robo calls and spam text. consumers will have ways to opt out of the calls. >>> there's a flaw that has been found with the key chain software. the bug allows a malicious app to snatch passwords on your ski chain it exposes password to your cloud account and pretty much everything. >>> stocks posted their third straight winning session. the futures are pointing to a higher open. mcdonald's is expanding its breakfast in mississippi it will offer breakfast at any time. in tennessee they will test all day breakfast. if i want a low carb, a sausage biscuit sounds fantastic. >> every once in a while. >>> a little rain moving through. >> reporter: we have showers moving through knock like the torrential rain we drove through hours ago, storm tracker 6 live double scan, we can go in tighter with double scan and show you whose getting hit by it. in doylestown you're wet. quakertown you're about to dry out. in pottstown showers are about to leave you, they are pushing through coatsville as we speak heading toward the i

maribel aber has the number. >> reporter: philadelphia's unemployment rate fell to 6.5% in april down to 1.7% back in march philadelphia's unemployment rate is lower than january 2007 before the financial crisis. nationally the unemployment rate stands at 5 prnts -- 5.4%. economists forecast 210,000 jobs were created. yesterday the market sold off on greece's economy and futures are pointing to a lower open. >>> walmart is offering a free shipping plan. it guarantees two day delivery. it's called shipping pat. >>> subway will stop using artificial flavors colors and preservatives, the carmel coloring will be dropped. it's the latest food operator to drop artificial ingredients. >> what the customers demand, the customers get. >>> 6:08, we've enjoyed a rash of cool days, but it will come to an end. >> reporter: it will get warmer, but a lot of people are happy about that, storm tracker 6 live double scan, we have cloudy and cool conditions, not a lot of rain but showers popping up from the south and moving to the north. jenkintown and willow grove a little damp. you have something head

let's head over to maribel aber live at the nasdaq at time square. >> reporter: healthcare stocks were a big winner thanks to the supreme court always ruling. aca and universal healthcare services rallied. large picture on stocks, stocks ended lower futures pointing to a mixed open. >>> major redevelopment project has reached a milestone. today is the opening. t street if he playground. it's styled after nashville and memphis, it is right on the boardwalk. >>> you may hit the slots at philadelphia international airport. it's one of 6 in pennsylvania included in a bill from a state representative. it would allow slot machines past security checkpoints. proceeds go to the airports and local municipalities. nothing like the sounds of slot machines. >> reporter: so ready to go on an expensive vacation expwu -- and you blow your money, sounds like a bad idea. we have sprinkles and showers lingering at the shore and getting set to move off the coast in the next half-hour or hour. they are light and nuisance at this point. as we look outside we have cloudy skies over the airport speaking of w

. >>> it's good to be the boss, we'll show you how big the boss' check is compared to yours maribel aber has more. >> reporter: ceos made 300 times as much as the average worker. it's a report from the economic policy institute. average ceo from the largest firms is $16 million. that's a jump of 4% earlier. wageses for workers have grown 11%. ceo pay was up 1,000% in the same period. stocks were up friday as investors worried about the debt crisis in greece. a big week for economic report on home sales and durable goods and gdp. >>> there's a new policy from uber that probabilities passengers and drivers from having guns inside the vehicle. two incidents involved uber drivers firing guns. the ban was adopted after assessing existing policy and getting field back from drivers and riders. >>> walmart is moving greeters back to the front of the store. it's testing stores around the u.s. greeters we removed from the front of the store. >> it's going to be hot. we have tall ships coming later this week. >> reporter: storm tracker 6 live showing we're dry sun coming up over the horizon still s

. >>> streaming is the word as we getting a check on market watch we'll go over to maribel aber live at the nasdaq i'm sure some people didn't want hbo to keep the thunder. >> reporter: no. let's start with stocks, investors wait for may jobs reports, futures report to a lower open. numbers on productivity out today. show time is doing your part to cut the cord so you'll be able to get the network without a cable subscription. you can by the entire catalogue of shows and sports and movies for $11 a month. the service can be called show time it can be accessed through apple. apple is said to announce it's new streaming service u.s. a today says it's a mix of music and streaming. the they will use their presence organ the iphone to help build an audience. >>> apple is using an app to recognize the food in your photos the calorie count is based on publicly available nutritional labels. it's still in the research and development stage. it will be interesting to see how accurate it is. >> how about the chilly they put in a bread bowl. you don't know if the chilly is in there until you ope

maribel aber has more. >> reporter: forget the beaches of florida the best places to retire are out west, phoenix and denver and colorado spring are the best places to retire. three arizona cities on the list. cape coral florida rankeds a the 8th best city in which to retire. the dow and s&p 500 finished low, nasdaq posted small gains. economic reports have the latest on retail sales. >>> he broke the triple crown american pharoah stands to make tens of million of dollars. he could earn $7 million a year. he makes $100,000 for every f he sires. >> who else your daddy it's going to be a tougher life. [laughter]. storm tracker 6 live double scan showing we're dry this morning as we look outside, we have sunshine coming up over the ben franklin bridge. a pretty morning still very comfortable as we extent the nice weather we have over the weekend. it will get more humid later on. storm tracker 6 live double scan looking up to the north, we have showers up around allentown pushing toward easton, there's another one in reading that looks to be losing intensity and lob none, pennsylvania -- leb

maribel aber has more in times square. good morning, maribel. >> reporter: good morning to you tam.rs are taking out longer loans to pay for their new cars. so the average new car loan hit a record high 67 months in the first quarter and the amount being borrowed is also at an all time high topping 28,700, this is according to experian. those longer loans mean car owners may need to keep vehicles longer or possibly face negative equity if they're traded in after a few years. slight gains for stocks on monday. right now futures reporting to a lower open. reports on factory orders and latest numbers on motor vehicle sales out due today. delta airlines testing a valueday lay service for carry on bags. employees take the bags at the gate and put them on overhead bins on some flights. they want to see if they can save time having workers do this instead of passengers. the valet service is available on some busy sites and ones popular with vacations. the presumption is business travelers know how to board a plane for quickly or efficiently. if you have ever boarded a delta shuttle you kno

maribel aber is live at the nasdaq in times square to explain how the deal fell through. maribel. >> reporter: good morning to you matt. a deal to save a-treat soda has fallen flat. a local businessman was planning to reintroduce the allentown based soft drinks this summer but a verbal agreement with the brand's owner appears to have fizzled. there's been no communication between the two sides since april. the almost 100 year old company closed in january. >>> let's talk stocks. stocks finished lower as a late selloff wiped out earlier gains yesterday. right now futures pointing to a higher open. roar on the trade deficit and service sector are due out today. finally amazon is offering free shipping on even small items now. light weight products like cosmetics and phone accessories will be sent to you with no shipping fee and there's no minimum purchase necessary. shipping will take five to seven days. the new policy is a way for amazon to better compete with target and wal-mart low cost shipping programs. matt and tam we'll see if if you don't need it the next day maybe i

stacey delikat is in for maribel aber and has details. >> reporter: good morning matt.s not just the crisis in greece. now word that porter wreak is facing its own if this crisis. the market suffered with the worst drop of the year with all of the uncertainty. the nasdaq lost 2.4 percent. futures are pointing to a hire open. reports on home prices and consumer confidence due out today. banks banks are still closed in greece as the country moves closer to bankruptcy. residents have been limited to about $66 in cash withdrawals from atm's per day. the greek government could default as early as today if it misses an almost 2 billion-dollar payment to the international monetary fund. next week the country will vote on economic proposals from greece's european partners. the government is urging voters to reject this plan. >>> some good news here at home. the 99 percent finally saw their incomes grow. family income was up 3.3 percent after inflation last year in 2014 according to data from a university of california professor. it was the first meaningful gain in family income

maribel aber is watching the rise in prices live at the nasdaq in times square. el. >> hi there matt. yes, egg prices have tripled to more than three dollars a dozen in some states. the soaring prices are due to a bird flu that has wiped out 35 million hens about 12 percent of the egg producing flock. before the flu out break a dozen extra large eggs were selling for about 99 cents in the midwest. prices are now in the three dollars range. the number of jobs has hit a 14 year high. employers posted 5.4 million jobs in april. that's the highest since more than 14 years ago. healthcare continues to add jobs at a strong wait. there was 100,000 jobs openings. the market barely moved yesterday. right now futures point to a higher opened. report on employee compensation cost is due out later today. boeing is shrinking bathrooms to cram more seats onto some of its jets. the company squeezed in 14 more seats by cutting the size of its restrooms on its 777 300er model. boeing hopes it boosts sales of the jetliner before it switches over to its next generation of the jet. t

maribel aber is live at the nasdaq in times square. good morning. >> good morning, tam.get is coming to center city but it won't be a full size storm. it will be called a target express covering two floors with 21,000 square feet of square space. the store will be at 19th and chestnut scheduled to open in july of next year. >>> the price of chicken has dropped about to the bird flu in the midwest. u.s. chicken exports have been halted so that means there's plenty of supply here in the u.s. in some cases chicken prices are down 33 percent. important the bird flu has hit hens and driven up the price of eggs but the sting it has not hit farms that raise chickens for meat. >>> stocks posted modest gains yesterday as investors await word from the federal reserve on that interest rates. right now futures point to a hire open. >>> a lot of millionaires say they are living paycheck to paycheck. about 20 percent of people with investable assets of 1 million believe they have too much debt and are living check to check. on top of that about half of the affluent people polled are w

let's go to maribel aber live at the nasdaq if times square.rning. >> reporter: good morning to you tam. stocks rose on hopes of a potential deal between greece and its lenders and the nasdaq closed at a record high. futures pointing to a you here open. reports on durable goods and new home sales out later today. the number of first time buyers picking up. first timers the accounted for almost a third of existing homes last month. the largest share since september 2012. the increase in first time buyers is attributed to the stronger labor market. the next generation of the apple watch could feature a camera and better why if i. that's the prediction from the web site nine to five mac. a front facing camera on the watch would allow for low resolution streaming video for chatting. it may open up a possibility of taking pictures and shooting video from your wrist. i don't know, tam, think that could be the next big thing shooting video from your wrist? >> i want to get back to the koda chrome, can we do that maribel? probably not. [laughter] >> al

stacey delikat is in for maribel aber and has our market watch report live at the nasdaq in times squaretacy. >> reporter: good morning, matt. yeah, well, a disappointing report on manufacturing on top of the greek debt crisis had investors selling yesterday all the stocks were down and right now futures are pointing to a lower open. a report on housing starts is due out later today. meantime the gap is closing a quarter of its stores in the u.s. as it struggles to boost growth. 175 locations will be closed with the majority to be shut down by early next year. gap is also going to cut 250 jobs at its corporate offices. closings come as consumers buy more clothes on line leaving gap and other retailers with just too many brick and mortar locations. cvs a buying target drugstores and clinics. the deal will give cvs more than 1600 pharmacies in target locations throughout the country and the 80 clinics target currently runs will be bree branded as minute clinics. it will expand its clinic business into markets sump as seattle denver and salt lake city. matt and tam. >> thanks stacy. >>> wha

maribel aber is live at the nasdaq if times square. ning maribel. >> today on whether to offer $164 million in tax credits for a company to move to camden. american water works has asked for the tax credits to move from voorhees. the a number of companies including lockheed martin and the philadelphia 76ers are planning to move to camden thanks to an incentive program the state put in place two years ago. >>> hsbc plans to slash 50,000 jobs, about half the job losses will come as the bank sells operations in brazil and turkey. the british bank when cut thousands of jobs in its remaining operations. the cuts will leave it with a workforce of about 200,000 way down from the close to 300,000 workers it employed five years ago. >>> stocks tumbled again on jitters over potential raise in interest rates. right now futures pointing to a lower open and starbucks has added six new flavors of frappe cheechy chino. the new flavors are based on deserts and include everything from cinnamon roll to lemon bar. starbucks will offer the winning drink at