new this morning, a new study says almost everybody uses the internet but many are underconnected. researchers at sesame street network found another% of families have a basic internet. low income though, have a single computer or can only access it on their phone. and researchers say they hit data limits on phones, too. one in five, their access is cut off. >>> also new this morning, a consumer financial protection bureau has concern that you are getting a bad deal when it comes to your checking account. the agency says banks don't give you enough options. it also says they use inaccurate information to screen potential customers. a letter is going out to 25 of the largest retail banks today. encouraging them to sell lower risk accounts that help keep you from overdrafting. >>> at the turn to the forecast at 6:11 on the storm team 4 weather alert day. chuck bell is here to tell us about the rain coming our way, chuck. >> grab the umbrella. don't be that person caught outside without the umbrella today. whether will impact your plans. a big impact on anything you want to do this af

the underconnected could make it difficult for children to succeed in school and for adults to get ajob. >>> we asked a psychiatrist to come in and tell us if long-term marijuana use has been linked to poor verbal memory. >> there was a study just published yesterday looking at people from young adulthood into their adulthood. one is organizing and planning abilities, and the other one was in processing speed, how quickly yur bra your brain works. what they found is there is no impact on executive functioning or on processing speed for people who are regular marijuana users. now, for people who are habitual marijuana users defined as use -- use ing on a daily basis, after use of 25 years, there was a difficulty of recalling names and numbers. >> this study followed these people from the time they were, what, teenagers until they were older? >> alate teens to mid-20s, yes. >> what percentage wasn't able to remember names and numbers? >> it's really a small number. basically for every 1,800 times or five years, roughly, that somebody smoked over those 25 years, their ability to recall