there is a cost to the unused vacation time, and it's huge. according to a travel industry trade group u.s. companies owe their employees the equivalent of 224 billion in time off. to put it into perspective, that's half the size of the counter federal deficit. it's almost as much as the gross domestic product of portugal, and 24 times the annual revenue of the n.f.l. there's more. 52.4 billion. that is what employees like you are forfeiting each year in other earned benefits. a third of paid vacation days disappear. they can't be rolled over because of use it or lose it company policies. david bowman is a human resources consultant, hard at work on a beautiful warm sunny morning. looking forward to time off next month. why do americans leave so much unused vacation time on the table, do you think? >> first of all, they are afraid of backstabbing, if i take a vacation time, what will happen, who will try to take my job, what will happen. they may be up for a promotion or a raise, and don't want it to look like they are lazy or not productive.

there's a cost to all that unused vacation time and it's huge. according to a travel industry trade group, u.s. companies owe their employees the equivalent of 224 billion dollars in time off. to put it into perspective, that's nearly half the size of the current federal deficit. it's almost as much as the gross domestic product of portugal and 24 times the annual revenue of the nfl. but there's more. $52.4 billion, that's what employees like you are forfeiting each year in earned benefits. about a third of paid vacation days simply disappear, they can't be rolled over because of use it or lose it company policies, hard at work on a beautiful warm saturday morning but looking for time off next month. >> why do americans leave so much unused vacation time on the table? >> first off they are accused of back stabbing. if i take a vacation day oh my gosh what's going to happen? they may be up for a promotion or a raise and they don't want to make it look as though they are lazy or not productive or something or other. >> reporter: but here's what's h

what may surprise you rks there's a cost to unused vacation time, and it's huge. >> according to a travel industry trade group u.s. companies owe employees the equivalent to 224 billion. to put it into perspective, that's half of the size of the current federal deficit. it's almost as much as the g.d.p. of portugal, and it's 24 times the revenue of the n.f.l. there's more. 52.4 billion, that's what employees like you are forfeiting each year in other earned benefits. a third of paid vacation days disappear. they can't be rolled over because of use it or lose it policies. >> david bowman is a human resources consultant hard at work on a beautiful sunny friday morning, but looking forward to time off next month. >> why do americans leave so much unused vacation time on the table? >> first of all, they are afraid of backstabbing, if i take vacation time, what will happen, who will take my job. what will happen. they may be up for promotion or raise, and don't want it to look as though they are lazy, not productive or something. >> here is what is harder to calculate. the human toll. bowman s

neha says the old toilet was unusable at times but this new one is even better than the one she has at >> translator: the toilet before didn't always have running water. this one does. the old toilet smelled really bad but not this one. it also has a proper wash basin. >> students don't skip class because of the toilets. >> girls had to go home to use the toilet before. that's why we needed one here. so they wouldn't have to leave the school during the day. girls have really benefited from this. >> reporter: it's a different story several kilometers away. at another school in the same district. here there are separate toilets for girls but a lack of maintenance makes them less than ideal to use. many existing toilets are in this kind of condition or worse. with unreliable plumbing and smelling of sewage. some organizations that for years have been building separate toilets for girls say the government's pledge is a right idea but hard to achieve in a year. sanitation experts say another year is needed to ensure no schools are left out and to guarantee the quality of construction. they

but what may surprise you there is a cost to all that unused vacation time, and it's huge. according to a travel industry trade group u.s. companies owe their employees the equivalent of $224 billion in time off. that's nearly half the size of the current federal deficit. it's almost as much as the grows domestic product of portugal. and. >> about a third of paid vacation days simply disappear. they can't be ruled over because of use it or lose it company policies. david bowman is a human resource consultant hard at work on a beautiful warm sunday friday morning but looking forward to time off next month. >> why do americans leave so much unused vacation time on the table do you think? >> first of all, they're afraid of back stabbing, gosh, if i take a vacation time, who is going to try to take my job, oh my gosh, what will happen. they may be up for a promotion, a raise, and they don't want to make it look as though they're lazy or they're not productive or something or other. >> here what is hard for calculate, the human toll. bowman said that america's work centered cult

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he's in a mad dash to find free parking for dozens of unused cats.e attacks the garage where cap drivers are routinely quitting their posts in heading to uber. some cars going untouched for as long as a year. the place becoming a cf yellow in a place where free parking is a jim. >> sometimes they leave the car halfway through and cars can't get through the buscaino through. they just walk away. they just don't care. >> they say ask the boss. they do this every day. >> the taxi garage say they are reducing rent from $3000 a month to $2800 a month. >> these cabs don't allow it. >> it could all be fixed they say with more regulations at uber. as we know taxis are subject to rigorous inspections and uber doesn't have to follow that traded. >> it's very depressing. it's not fair because we have paid a lot of money and uber came in with paying nothing absolutely nothing. that hurts a lot. >> they say they are working with those concerns to enhance regulations on uber. a free taxi upon the way they can help level the playing field. we will see about that. >

radio shack says there is $46 million worth of unused gift cards for the store out there, if you stillave one you may get your money back. they reached a settlement in their bankruptcy case and it may give refunds for the gift cards. >>> new features named m designed to complete daily tasks and purchase gifts and make reservations and more, facebook's version of siri. >>> it is 4:49 a crash into a fire hydrant creates a geyser of water in california. >>> fire damages the famous office of a improv company we'll be right back. >> >> reporter: well, i'll tell you things are looking up this morning, some nice coolish temperatures and our construction crews are out on time working between the eastbound lanes. boulevard and i-95 they have cleared as the cars come along we're seeing a cloud meaning it's dusty and a bumpy ride woodhaven this morning. overnight construction on i-95 is gone. we had a crash on the admiral wilson boulevard eastbound near baird. that cleared out quickly. the construction on the vine street expressway, no delays at this point. here's welcome news in plymouth meeting

. >> also in the neighbors' attic, police found several unused .22 caliber bullets, the same as thosein the second gun in the murder. >> it was as if they were basically accidentally dropped along the way. they didn't appear to be placed in any type of a pattern but like they were in a pocket and they fell out as someone crawled through. >> this suggested that the killers hid in the neighbor's home after the murder so they could make a clean getaway later. >> apparently, someone went up in that attic, and they were either trying to climb up in the master closet access, or they came down and landed on that shoe rack and broke it to pieces. it wasn't sturdy enough to hold them. so they tried to hide evidence of that in a feeble attempt by putting it under the bed. >> and since the neighbors' home had no signs of forced entry, it meant one of two things -- either the killers were professionals or they had a key. >>> with no solid leads, police asked themselves, who would benefit most from rob andrew's murder? rob's friends told police that his wife, brenda, had the most to gain. >> we fo

sunny friday morning but looking forward to time off next month. >> why do americans leave so much unusedn time on the table do you think? >> first of all, they are afraid of backstabbing. you know, gosh, if i take a vacation time, what's going to happen? who is going to try to take my job? oh, my gosh. what's going to happen? they may be up for a promotion or a raise and they don't want to make it look as though they are lazy or not productive or something or other. >> here is what is harder to calculate: the human toll. bowman says, america's work-centered culture has created a society of burned out worker bees. >> if you don't take some time out, you begin to just kind of float. you don't have that edge, that creative edge t that engaged edge. they don't become what we call in hr engaged. in other words, they are not interested. their passion is no longer there. their effectiveness drops down. >> by comparison european employees appear to have no qualms about taking advantage of any and all paid time off. workers in france are given 30 vacation days and report using all of them. same f

. >> even china is unused to scenes like this. sudden and deadly explosions jolting a busy port. large firele balls incinerated buildings and cars. some people say it felt like an earthquake. >> i was sitting, after watching a film. i had my window open, and i heard a rush of air, followed by a second much larger rush of air sounding like a shock wave. i looked outside and saw the smoke. >> officials say the multiple destinations were caused by exploigss in the warehouse, close to a residential area. others describe hazardous materials. at first, local hospitals struggle to cope with a tide of injury. it feels like a disaster zone. people that get out are leaving, what worries the authorities is the air may be contaminated. no one nose what is built in. >> officials believe it was an industrial action. an inclusion zone has been imposed where the investigation into how this dent happened has begun. police say the owners of the warehouse where the explosions happened have been detained >>> the explosion cams as china let's the currency fall for a third straight day. right now asia

all that's left is unused buildings. descrealisrael's disengagement e strip. >> we live in a prison, we can't move out of the gaza strip which makes life hell for us. the israelis control everything. we palestinians deserve dignity. >> although israel withdrew from the gaza strip, israel did not truly disengage. it exerted its control over gaza and its people through its ongoing economic siege and repeated rounds of military violence. the so-called disengagement of gaza sharply divided israeli society at the time when the deadline to leave expired on august 15th, 2005, the remaining settlers were removed by force. she was one of them. she lived there for nearly 20 years for what she described as ideologic reasons. she said many of the israeli settlers who were forced to leave still haven't been able to rebuild their lives. >> i'm angry at my government who didn't know how to cope with the heartships of the people -- with the hardships of the people. still people are living in temporary housing ten years after. >> that an

at least 400 million hectares of unused arable land half of the area -- arable land. early half of the area of australia. the expectation to up exports is huge. overall growth could rise to 10% annually if it focused on promoting agriculture as a career. ethiopia now one of the fastest-growing oil economies is being seen as a royal -- as a role model. daniel: that is all from me. you will have business news the next few hours, but it is back over to sarah. sarah: let's get you up-to-date on stories making headlines around the globe. a palestinian held without trial by israel has ended. his life-threatening hunger strike -- has ended his life-threatening hunger strike. the country's highest court has suspended his detention due to his deteriorating condition after a two-month fast. doctors say treating his health -- it has improved dramatically. ships in the chinese navy have arrived in russia's pacific port. it will be taking part in joint military maneuvers. this is the second drill organized by the two navies after exercises held in the mediterranean sea back in may

. >> reporter: even china is unused to scenes like this. sudden and deadly explosions jolting one of the world's busiest ports. some people say it felt like an earthquake. >> i was sitting after watching a film and had my window open, i heard a rush of air followed by a second much larger rush of air that sounded like a shock wave. i looked outside and saw the smoke. >> reporter: officials say the multiple detonations were caused by explosives store in a warehouse close to a residential area. others describe hazardous materials commaterials combusti. local hospitals dealt with a tide of injured. people who can get out are leaving. what worries the authority that the hermes have been contaminated, which means nobody know what is they are breathing in right now. officials believe this was an industrial accident. an exclusion has been imposed where the investigation into how this accident happened has now begun. police say the owners of the warehouse where the explosions happened have been detained. >> a few minutes ago adriane sent this updat

the old toilet was unusable at times. this new one is better than the one she has at home. >> translation: the toilet before this didn't always have running water. this one does. the old toilet smells bad. not this one. it has the proper wash basin, unlike the old toilet. >> school officials say the grant from the government to build a toilet means students don't leave class. >> girls had to go home to use the toilet. that's why we needed one here, so they wouldn't have to leave school during the day. girls benefitted from this >>> it's a different story several kilometres away, at another school in the same district. here there are separate toilets for girls, but a lack of maintenance makes them less than ideal to use. >> many existing toilets are in this condition, or worse. with unreliable plumbing and smelling of sewerage. some organizations that for years build separate titles for girls. governments pledge the right idea, hard to achieve in a year. >> sanitation experts say another year is need the to ensure no schoo

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. >> reporter: even china is unused to scenes like this. sudden and deadly explosions jolting one of the world's busiest ports. large fireballs illuminate the area, incinerating buildings and cars. some say it felt like an earthquake. >> i was sitting after watching a film. i heard a rush of air, followed by a second much larger rush of air that sounded like a shock wave. i looked outside and saw the smoke. >> oinitials say -- officials say multiple resignations were caused by materials stored in a warehouse. others disclosed hazardous materials. first, local hospitals struggled to cope with the tide of injured. this feels like a disaster zone. people that can get out are leaving. what worries authorities is air may have been contaminated. no one knows what they are breathing in. officials believe it's an industrial accident. where an investigation into how the accident happened has begun. police say the explosion has been detained. 12 hours after, the fire is burning. fires struggling to bring the fire under control. the shockwave was spre

at least 400 million hectares of unused arable land half of the area -- arable land. early half of the area of australia. the expectation to up exports is huge. overall growth could rise to 10% annually if it focused on promoting agriculture as a career. ethiopia now one of the fastest-growing oil economies is being seen as a royal -- as a role model. daniel: that is all from me. you will have business news the next few hours, but it is back over to sarah. sarah: let's get you up-to-date on stories making headlines around the globe. a palestinian held without trial by israel has ended. his life-threatening hunger strike -- has ended his life-threatening hunger strike. the country's highest court has suspended his detention due to his deteriorating condition after a two-month fast. doctors say treating his health -- it has improved dramatically. ships in the chinese navy have arrived in russia's pacific port. it will be taking part in joint military maneuvers. this is the second drill organized by the two navies after exercises held in the mediterranean sea back in may

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. >>> if you have unused gift cards from the old radio shack i have good news. you will be able to redeem them. you might recall radio shack went bankrupt earlier this year but $46 million worth of gift cards still have not been redeemed. the texas attorney general accused radio shack of selling the gift cards knowing it was going bankrupt. to settle that case radio shack agreed to pay back customers before any of the creditors. the court will appoint a company to take claims and issue refunds. you may remember i did a bunch of reports encouraging everybody to use your cards. this will be a first if they do this. >> thank you. >>> students at san francisco's sacred heart prep got a special lesson from a giants star. catcher buster posey talked about proper nutrition and fielded questions from the team and wanted to know how high school life was for him. buster had a good time. >> i haven't experienced anything like this since my last year in high school. you forget the excitement with a gym full of 14 to 18 year olds. >> one student got the fist pump and got one

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. >>> the mayor of paris meanwhile says migrants illegally occupying an unused school there can stayr now. the refugees from eritrea ethiopia and sudan took over the building after weeks of living on the streets. charles stratford went to meet them. >> reporter: he says he fled fighting in libya five months ago. he wants political asylum in france. >> translator: i find myself in france before i was in italy. but now it is france. i speak a little bit of frown of. so that helps. >> reporter: he is one of around 250 men women and children that took over this disused school building in paris. most of are migrants from africa syria and afghanistan. they say they had no choice but to occupy the building because police kept forcibly removing them from makeshift camps. local people bring them food. and a group of volunteers are helping them with their asylum applications. >> if you have no pity for asylum seekers he next time you have no pit foy poor people, next handicap people, well, et cetera, et cetera. so i think the way we treat illini lum seekers is a pretty fair brought ter meeter

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there's a law that prohibits the videofrom paying for in vitro fertilization because of concerns unused embryos might be discarded. what was your reaction when you found out the v.a. wouldn't cover? >> i couldn't believe it, really. this was something that happened in war and, you know, they do a great job of fixing everything else, but i'm just, like, baffled why they can't really offer assistance with this. >> reporter: withasties to change the law stymied by the politics of abortion, kevin and lauren got married this weekend and made no secret of their dream. >> i am looking forward to every day that i have with you, to watching us grow from just the two of us to a family that we've always dreamed of. >> kevin, you may kiss your wife. ( applause ) >> reporter: they will start fertility treatments right away using her teacher's insurance to pay for it because the government that sent him to war will not. david martin, cbs niews, hagerstown, maryland. >> pelley: firefighters call it a dangerous dance, but who's leading? and the new study that our dean reynolds found hard to swallow whe

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time, and then months later saying, you know, we found about $100 million worth laying around in an unusedlet. i think it shows the hobbyist nature of this poorly written software and this poorly done exchange, and in the arrest of a man who had pocketed from unknown services -- sources under his control, i think we will say those are the early cowboy days of bitcoin. years ofe biggest venture capital investment ever, the biggest chunk of that in silicon valley was on block chain and bitcoin technology. , let's nott. gox forget, that was magic, the gathering exchange. they traded these playing cards that nerds, kind of d&d people would use. from ark ellis took that playing card exchange two make a bitcoin exchange. i don't think a lot who used it were big fans, but there was not another exchange of that size and volume. power of thes the marketplace volume. if you have enough buyers, you will get a seller. inserted to lose market share before his big problems were started to- mt. gox lose market share before it big problems were announced, and byn the safed -- the theft that company. again

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