>> wagner. >> i like wagner. >> where do you go? >> rowan. >> i i do like wagner. i am i like rolling. these are two kids live up in northeast becomes to get your haircut. can you believe this guy is 16 years old? he goss northeast high. what's your name? >> cullen. >> so you were asleep whether your mom got you up this morning. >> right. >> you were up until 2:00 in the morning? >> right. >> you know that school starts next week. >> right. >> so it is time to get red. >> i right. >> what grade are you going to? >> eleventh. >> come on, man, let's go to sleep. let's get some good energy so you can get ready for school. >> your name? >> team. >> i what school do you go to? >> west. >> bruce, bunch of kids in

jill wagner is at the new york stock exchange. good morning. >> the u.s.ice lost $2 billion this spring despite rising revenues. the agency blames increases in salaries and benefits cost through the second-quarter deficit. and it is more than three times than this time last year. overall, the service gained 2% in operating revenue because of price increases. >>> well, wall street extended friday's rally. the dow finished up 16 points. the nasdaq was up 30. and the s&p finished the day up 5 points. >>> chaquita brands international may have a buyer. the north carolina-based banana producer received a buyout offer from two brazilian companies. the deal would be worth about $611 million. investors responded yesterday by driving up sales 30%. >>> and chicken fries are happening again in the berger king coupe. it a the chain axed the fries two years ago but bk brought them back. however, chicken fries will only be available for a limited time. >> get them while you can. jill wagner at the know. thank a lot. >>> when we return, the presidential dare. the kennedy

. >> reporter: to education professor tony wagner of harvard university, the top-down climate in manyschools is contributing it to an exodus of teachers, some 8%, more than 200,000 quit each year. and a national survey found dissatisfaction with the job has increased from 40% four years ago to nearly 60% today. >> moving on. >> reporter: but rather than quit, some teachers are taking back their classrooms in what are called teacher-led schools like mission hill school in boston, massachusetts. cathy deandrea teaches kindergarten. >> we're democratic not just in theory but in practice. anything that comes down the pike is a conversation, right. this is how i'm feeling, this is what is happening. >> so what i want to do is strategize-- . >> reporter: mission hill is one of about 70 teacher-led schools that very merged around the country in recent years. some of them choose to operate without a school principal. here they have one, but the job's different. when you have a decision to make in this school, do you get the final word? >> i don't get the final word. >> the principal who prefe

jill wagner at the new york stock exchange.jill. >>> in sports now, a frightening moment in baseball against pittsburgh last night. miami marlins pitcher dan jennings takes a line drive off the head. he remained conscious and was responding to questions but was hospitalized overnight with a concussion. the pirates beat the marlins, 7-2. >>> and espn suspended radio host dave le batard. he paid for a sign you're welcome, lebron, love, miami. it points out when lebron left he did not thank the miami fans. espn calls eight stunt that does not reflect the company's brand. >>> when we return, more on hurricane iselle. we'll go back to hawaii for an update on the storm as it makes landfall. ♪ ♪ [ female announcer ] when the pressure's on... only secret offers clinical strength invisible solid and clear gel with 100% odor protection. secret clinical strength. are you about to spend that on paper towels? mom: well, i use bounty... kerri: ooo! use sparkle®... it's just right for cleaning up everyday little messes without cleaning out yo

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jill wagner is at the new york stock exchange with that and more.oared 75175 points yesterday the nasdaq finished up 43 to close up in a 16-year high. and the s&p up 16 points. >>> four florida slaughterhouse employees are now facing charges. reports say that workers slaughtered cattle while inspectors went to lunch breaks. >>> more than one-third of american adults have not started saving for retirement. that is according to a new study by bankrate.com. the study also shows 1 in 7 seniors over 65 haven't put any money away either. one bright side of the survey people in their 20s are starting to save earlier than previous generations. one reason some families want to save the climbing cost of raisinging kids. a government report says a child born in 2013 will cost parents $245,340 and that is in thele child is 18 years old. and the numbers are up 1.8% from 2012. >>> and taylor swift has a message for her fans and critics. officially going pop. "shake it off" the first single off her album, october, it's from 1989. the first time taylor swift has ma

>> jill wagner at the new york stock exchange.ll, thanks so much. >>> make it two majors in a row for golfer rory mcilroy. he overcame late challenges from phil mickelson and rickie fowler to win the pga championship in louisville. mcilroy sinks a ten-inch putt on the 18th hole to seal his fourth career major victory. and he stays on his game during the trophy presentation, making a nice catch of the lid when it falls. >>> and the boys of summer gathering in williamsport, pennsylvania, for the little league world series better move over. monet davis pitched her team to victory in the mid-atlantic regional championship game. she struck out six and only allowed three hits in a complete game shutout for her philadelphia-based team. davis will be the 17th girl in the little league world series in 68 years. this is the "cbs morning news." a gogurt in there. well mom's not here today so we're doing things dad's way. which means i get... two. (singing) snack time and lunch. (singing) snack time and lunch. gogurt because lunch needs some

jill wagner, cbs news, new york. >> glor: that is the cbs evening news tonight. later on cbs, "48 hours." i'm jeff glor, cbs news in new york. i'll see you back here tomorrow night. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org switch up its sex- ed textb but only temporarily. >>> parents call it pornography. font a bay area school district is shelving plans to switch up its sex ed textbooks but only temporarily. >> bay area credit card thieves caught in the act. the unusual and expensive purchase that helped give her away. ♪[ music ] >> thousands descend on golden gate park for outside lands but it's no party for the neighbors. >> kpix 5 news is next. ,, ,, sure... hey canyou bet! this? that's our new interactive speaker wall. 'sup? thinks it's a speak-ing wall. this can even dim your lights. your 3-d-printed girlfriend will love that. real mature. there you go. a laser drone for cats. i wish i had lasers. i don't. pew pew pew... the new radioshack is finally here. the store of your past is now the store of your

>> jill wagner is at the new york stock exchange.l. >>> in sports now for the first time an active division i college football player has said he's gay. chip sarafan, a fifth year senior is an offensive lineman at arizona state. he told "compete" magazine he began telling his teammates last spring. michael sam told teammates that he was gay during his playing days, but he did not come out publicly until his college career was over. >>> and challenge accepted. the new york jets took on the new england patriots' dare to take part in the ice bucket challenge. the campaign is raced at aiming money to fight als known as lou gehrig's disease. the whole team got doused thanks to a local fire department. >>> when we return, broadway honors robin williams. alladain's genie leads the audience in a musical remembrance. you've become deaf to the sound of your own sniffling. your purse is starting to look more like a tissue box... you can clear a table without lifting a finger... well muddlers, muddle no more. try zyrtec®. it gives you powerful a

still ahead, jill wagner joins us from wall street to get us ready for the week ahead on the markets. >> first though here's what's coming up tonight on cbs-3. >> one person was killed, another critically injured after car crash in lansdale, montgomery county, it happened just before 1:00 this morning on north broad street in lansdale. police are investigating the cause. >>> authorities also investigating a double murder holmesburg. two women found shot to death on a home on the 4700 block every vista street saturday. so far police made no arrests, the taney dragons back home after their thrilling run to the little league world series tournament in williamsport. congratulates toss all every those great young athletes and we are so proud of your terrific showing on the national stage, and happy to have you home. >> that we, are indeed. >>> our time now 450:67:89 let's get check on business. >> money watch's jill wagner joins us from the stock exchange, jill, hearing burger king looking perhaps north of the border? >> in talk by the donut chain tim horton locate in the canada. if the sa

jill wagner at the new york stock exchange.ll. >>> when we return big celebration for little leaguers in chicago and philadelphia. and a hairy situation for tennis star caroline wozniacki. this is the "cbs morning news." (yawn) (ding!) toaster strudel! more fruit in the filling, ya? mmm! ya! warm, flaky, gooey toaster strudel! now, with more fruit! Ñ$ to you... they're more than just a pet so protect them, with k9 advantix ll it's broad spectrum protection kills fleas, ticks and mosquitoes too. q'y7 k9 advantix ll for the love of dog >>> here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. >>> in sports usc football captain josh shaw went from hero to goat in the span of two days. shaw was suspended indefinitely from all team activities after admitting his story about jumping off a balcony to save his drowning nephew was fabricated. he came up with the story to explain how he sprained both ankles. his attorney says shaw fell from a balcony. >>> in baseball the short stops are the difference between the braves an

jill wagner is at the new york stock exchange with that and more.rning, jill. >> reporter: good morning, lauren. the federal reserve is expected to be patient. that's says what many analysts believe fed chair janet yellen will announce this week. she'll be speaking at a meeting in jackson hole, wyoming, on friday. economists say the fed will keep an eye on the unemployment rate before changing policy. investors this morning are looking for a repeat performance on wall street. there were gains across the board last week. the dow added 109 points. the nasdaq gained 93, and the s&p finished up 23 points. >>> wireless company sprint is looking to attract more customers with lower prices. the nation's third largest wireless carrier is expected to announce new pricing plans this week. those could include cheaper prices and more data. it is an initiative from sprint's new ceo, marcello clare. >>> and turtle power reigned supreme at the box office again this week. "teenage mutant ninja turtles" topped the box office in its second week on the screen, bringin

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katie will have the latest coming up. >> time is 4:50, a check on business news. >> jill wagner joinsus from the stock exchange, jill, big changes for malaysia airlines, of course plan to deal with two tragedies watch are they doing now? >> yes, that's right, good morning, ukee, erika. malaysia airlines has now been removed from the country's stock exchanges, and soon they could be fully government-own. it comes after the downing of flight 17 over eastern ukraine, and also the disappearance every flight 370 back in march. malaysia's state investment company says the airline needs to undergo complete restructuring, in order to be successful. ukee, erika. >> jill, word is army food might be getting a make over thanks to new technology. what's up with that? >> can soon be more items on the menu for soldiers serving overseas. says it is working on using 3d printers, to create food. so one food technologies, as they're called, tells army technology magazine, soldiers will be able to print what they want, and it would save money because it would eliminate wasted food. it would also give sol

so 4:49, time for check on business news. >> money watch's jill wagner joins us now from the new york stock exchange, jill, we're hearing one of the country's largest wireless carriers could soon be slashing prices, we like hearing that kind of news on a monday. >> yes, exactly. good morning, natasha, erika. sprint is look to go attract more customers, by cutting their prices. the nation's third largest wireless carrier, expected to announce new pricing plans this week, now, new ceo marcell owe says he wants to make every custom nerve america think twice about signing up to a competitor. according to the wall street journal, sprint has one pricing plan, they offered unlimited talk, text and data for $50 a month. so, pretty good deal there. natasha, erika? >> i'm liking the way that sounds, definitely. also, a big retailer apparently keeping its doors open later this days. >> yes, night owls can soon do their shopping at target. starting this month, retailer will be staying open until 11:00 or midnight, more than half of its stores, it is part of a plan to lure americans away from that

jill wagner is at the new york stock exchange with that and more. good morning, anne-marie. investors are looking to continue the steady climb on wall street this morning. the dow soared 175 points yesterday. the nasdaq closed up 43 to finish at a 14-year high. and the s&p 500 gained 16 points. >>> four california slaughterhouse workers now facing charges related to a massive beef recall. prosecutors say employees at ranch hill feeding corp. slaughtered cows with cancer while inspectors were on lunch breaks. that meat went to stores in four states. it led to a series of recalls this year that included nearly 9 million pounds of brief. beef. >>> more than one-third of american adults have not started saving for retirement. that is according to a new study by bankrate.com. the study also shows 1 in 7 seniors over 65 haven't put any money away either. one bright side of the survey, people in their 20s are starting to save earlier than previous generations. one reason some families want to save the climbing cost of raising kids. a government report says

. >> jill wagner standing by in new york with the latest from wall street. >> first thougugh here's what's coming up tonight on cbs-3. >>> philadelphia police officer recovering from graze wounds to the head. he was shot by a suspect in talcony early this morning. officers returned fire, including the officer that was injured. the suspect was hit several times, and died at area torresdale hospital. >>> more violent protests overnight in ferguson, missouri. the demonstrations began ten days ago, when 18 year old michael brown was shot and killed by ferguson police officer, darren wilson. holder plans to visit ferguson later this week. >> police charged two teens on the assault on park range nerve philadelphia's love park. the ranger is recovering from injuries suffered in that beating and police are still searching for a third person in connection with to that assault. >> 4:49. time for check on business news. >> yes, money watch's jill wagner joins us from the new york stock exchange, jill, markets are the week's strong, nasdaq closing at the highest level in 14 years. what's behind it? >>

let's get a check on business. >> money watch's jill wagner joins us from the still exchange. investors looking for big rebound after last week's massive sell off watch are they hoping for on wall street? >> good morning, ukee, erika. this week, investors will be watching when more companies like disney report their earnings for the last few months, last week the markets just plunged, the s&p weakest point in two years, dow fell more than 400 points, came despite pretty good job numbers, at least we got on friday, economy added more than 200,000 jobs in july, many were mid and higher wage positions, and now there doesn't seem to be one real reason behind the job last week, but isn't it hard to believe it was just couple of weeks ago we were talking about the dow in record territory breaking that 17,000 mark? i mean, hopefully the markets will rebound just little bit this week. >> yes, wasn't that long ago. jill, we hear the side lines at pro-football games are going high tech. what's going on? >> something new on the eagles side lines, $400 million deal between the nfl and mic

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john wagner, acting assist ant commissioner. and we were formed as part of the department of homeland security as a uniform component of the customs service and department of agriculture tur and border patrol came over and our trade functions and trade employees make up the bulk of our agency. u.s. customs service happened to turn 225 years old last month, fifth act of congress established that agency. we have been in this business for quite a long time in securing the economy of the u.s. and protecting our borders and trade and travel that is vital to our economy and our nation. c.b.p. has 400 laws for 60 different federal agencies at the border and i will talk about what we do at the ports of entry d seaports and international airports. you have come through our process and met a lot of great officers. talk first about our really critically security mission and what we do as far as on the national security front to make sure we are addressing any type of national security threat on people or the articles they are brage or comm

joe wagner, cbs money watch joins us on this monday live in new york. good morning. >> morning, frank. burger king may be heading north. the fast food giant is in talks to buy tim hot ons based in canada -- hortons. burger king will reportedly move headquarters there and that would let burger king take advance of the lower tax rate, it would be the world largest fast food largest chain. last week was a strong one for the markets overall. on friday, the dow finished down about 38 points and the nasdaq rose six. want to check in early at a hotel or use an in room space? it actually could cost you extra. a new study by a professor at fyu hospitality, the hotel recommendation will bring in $2.5 billion in hotel fees doubled out of a decade ago. customers get charged for removing a mini bar, and san francisco, you'll get charged $20 a night for a, quote, urban fee and using the internet, make local phone calls, getting newspaper. >> there's always something when you check into the hotel. >> r. a star bucks is bringing something back a little bit early. pumpk

this is sort of a display of union power subsequent to passage of the wagner act. this is a simple page where we replied that sumner idea of who the forgotten man is. i think in cartoons you need to give readers breaks which is different from print books, and i'm just going to show you one more thing. the question of how do you convey narrative, i have narrative all over the place. i think what i learned from paul and in doing this book is you have to tell the stories one at a time. there was a fake case in the new deal -- famous case in the new deal called scheckter. scheckter poultry, right? little chicken butchers, and the -- >> [inaudible] >> right. and -- right. in brooklyn. do you know them? >> [inaudible] >> we can talk. [laughter] so they, they broke the rules of one of the national recovery administration codes, and they were prosecuted, and they were actually targeted sort of like al capone. and the administration was at pains to demonstrate the constitutionality of the nra, the centerpiece of the new deal, and they really went after them. so i tried to d

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wagner was killed when the private amulets he was driving hit a tree in the 3900 block of floral parkroad. it appears speed was a factor. as we learn more about what happened, more than a week ago in ferguson, missouri, some are focusing what we may never know. ofook at the possibility requiring police officers to wear recording devices at all times. the heart of the violence in the chaos in ferguson, missouri, is a question. what happened in the moments leading up to the death of michael brown. the public has heard from people who say they saw the incident. authorities have spoken to the officer accused. something is still missing. inif body cameras had been place, that would be an objective account of the event that could be assessed. >> chris is with the aclu, an organization that often advocates against surveillance. when it comes to the authorities being watched, he says it is a win-win situation. >> you can exonerate a situation if the allegation is false. you can also provide an objective account of what happened. >> not talking about giving police more heavy machinery. the cam

"now" with alex wagner starts right now. >> no strategy or no good options, it is friday, august 29th, this is "now". >> poisonous ideology of islamist extremism -- >> president obama facing criticism. >> because he said the words we don't have a strategy. >> that's the quote the white house is trying to clean up. >> to think that barack obama and everybody else around him had not been thinking and obsessing 24 hours a day is outrageous, they have. >> what we're facing with isil is a greater and deeper threat to our security than we have known before. >> the terror threat in the united kingdom was increased to the highest level since 2009. >> inside iraq on a tactical level -- >> the president does not like the options when it comes to syria. >> the president is being commendably cautious about being involved in the middle of a syrian civil war. >> the question is not whether there is a will, whether there is a way. >> we cannot appease this ideology, we have to confront it at home and abroad. >> i'm ezra klein in for alex wagner. the reaction to president obama's no strategy line was

more people in for progressing and as we reduce vacancies i get a backlog in the processing to this wagner week the director suggested i get more staff and in accounting to get 6 temporary staff tomorrow and made the request phenomenon monday so we have specifically ratting at san francisco general we're getting a lot of staff and the other areas are the background checks abuse the fingerprinting the county as agreed to come in on the weekend to quickly get the staff on board and make arrangements for the medical to getting up get it expedited up and talked to one of the staff on july and talked about roll changes i won't be go over the entire report but as we get new staff on board it's important to change are parts which the culture we are stooet to see the feet on the ground so if you have any questions, i'll be happy to answer them otherwise you can read that in the report. >> thank you committees commissioners. >> thanks ron i'm going to turn it over to it's near and dear to my heart i really appreciate both the energy you're putting into this and some of the creative approaches you a

in guidance kournld and in 2008, california was ranked the 8 in pre k schools and 2012 california wagner was ranked 47. in san francisco we've seen the impact of those state and federal policies things the implementation of our new graduations we've seen $77 million in cuts from the state and nearly half of our sf sophomores were not on track to graduate it's why the public enrichment fund in san francisco is important we is if the state and federal government will not take care of our our children city and county of san francisco well, this is what we've done 84 professional art teachers that work in our k through 1259 librarians. 2 hundred and thirty athletic coaches and 44 support professionals and peer resources in our high school and constitute nutrition and wellness centers and transmission services for our parents so first, i want to thank the voters of san francisco for voting for this in 2004 (clapping) we have showed in the past 10 years that sf knows how to make the right investment for the outcomes we've seen the outcomes and now in the reauthorization i'm proud to say we're

ist not like it's going to be honus wagner and worth a million dollars some day.there are companies that reproduce vintage trading cards so i was able to get one from them, and it's in the book. which is on sale there. [ inaudible ] >> the cross country walks and the difficulty therein. yeah, there were really no marked roads. a lot of the walks cross country going east coast to west coast, also did a walk to los angeles, were done along railroad beds. a lot of the walking he did, which is even more difficult, i think, in some ways than walking on bad roads. and as i said, they really -- there were no reliable road maps. and so he would often find himself off course. one of the problems with the walk from boston to washington that he attempted to do in ten days and was four hours late he got to philadelphia and took a wrong turn and it wasn't until he reached the next town, 10, 15 miles down the line, that you realized, oh, i took the wrong road, and you just had to circle back. and get back on track. so it was very difficult. [ inaudible ] >> the prizes. as i sai

i want to thank lynn for assisting in the process and the art work and catherine wagner for the creation that compliments the exterior facade and thank you for helping to achieve green certification. we really appreciate mayor lee and his staff and [inaudible] at ocii for providing financial support and assistance and thank members of the south of market project advisory committee and the san francisco planning commission for their support and thank others and our lender bank of america and thank you to the committees for providing tax credits and bond allocations to the project. thank you to the bridge property management and our finance and accounting department and a big shout out to our marketing team ellen and lynn for putting a wonderful event together. i would like to thank cynthia and others and the leadership team at bridge for their support and guidance and last but not least i want to extend a special note of appreciation to the staff and there are others on the list that were critical to the development. i would like to thank all of you for your efforts. i would now like to i

jill wagner of cbsmoneywatch.com, thank you. >>> it is 5:41. says they have the answer to distracted driving. after the break, their proposal to put what's on your phone on your windshield but could this technology get you in trouble with the law? we'll explain. >> plus, cameras are rolling when someone gets trapped between a train and the platform. how fellow passengers became heroes. >> i never, ever been on live television. >> kid's cute, a 5-year-old internet sensation. now we are finding out how he really feels about being such a big star, when we come back. see they're called winglets. at the end of the wings? winglets may not look like a big deal, but those little do-hickeys save about 54 million gallons of fuel a year. you know what that means? $73 airfares. thank you, little do-hickeys. for a limited time only, southwest airlines is offering flights starting as low as $73 one way to select destinations. if it matters to you, it matters to us. book now online, only at southwest.com. female announcer: sundayduring sleep train's triple ch

here's jill wagner of cbsmoneywatch.com with more. it's her favorite day of the week.appy monday. >> reporter: how did you know? good morning, frank and michelle. if you want to preorder disney favorites like "captain america," the winter soldier and muppets most wanted, probably best to avoid amazon.com. the online retailer is blocking disney preorders on dvds part of amazon's effort to demand better terms from its vendors. streaming movies, though, are still available for preorder but this move is expected to hurt disney profits. here on wall street, investors are watching some important retail numbers this week. the markets bounced back on friday. some good news there after big losses earlier this is week. the dow finished up 186 on friday. the nasdaq add 36. buzz feet isn't about lists or -- isn't just about lists anymore. buzzfeed is about to get $50 million in investment which would value the company at about $850 million. buzzfeed plans a major expansion focused on more high quality content and that includes more coverage of international news. buzzfeed says it

at the new york stock exchange, i'm jill wagner. >> thank you. >>> okay, here we go. market just opened. numbers are a little down now and hopefully they will change to keep things moving right along, right, michelle? >> yes. thank you. >> the dow is up 10 points. >>> american apparel is under fire for a new ad campaign. critics say the ad shows young girls in overly suggestive poses. >> oh. >> part of the company's back- to-school campaign with photos posted on its british instagram account. the pictures have a tag line, your first assignment is to dress accordingly. >> think they are selling sex. sex sells, they say. but i don't think that's okay. >> i shop here at times but often i don't agree with a lot of the ads. so i feel like i'm not following along with my own moral compass. >> in england, where the campaign was launched, there's been an angry backlash online. now american apparel reportedly has removed the ads. >>> the ceo of a billion-dollar tech company has pulled a surprise by resigning. >> that's right. max schireson announced his departure in a blog pos

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. >> for more on that, here is jill wagner of cbsmoneywatch.com.d morning. >> reporter: good morning, frank and michelle. more trouble at the u.s. postal service. it lost $2 billion this spring. that means the post office won't be able to meet an almost $6 billion payment for the retiring healthcare fund. the post office actually brought in more money because prices were increased but salaries and benefit costs are going up. >>> the dow was up yesterday up 16, the nasdaq up 30. >>> we are learning more about what buzzfeed is going to do with its $50 million in investment money. the social news and entertainment website is getting into the movie business. they are creating buzzfeed motion pictures. they will produce everything from short six second clips to feature length films and they will be working in conjunction with hollywood studios. >>> and chicken fries are happening again in the burger catch. they are chicken pieces in the shape of french fries. it was removed from the menu two years ago but customers took to social media to demand that bu