at the cbs broadcast center, i'm wendy gillette. >>> the big warriors celebration will take over san francisco in a matter of hours. yesterday fans swarmed a store to get their hands on special gear. one man flew in for the parade today. >> i just came from las vegas today, this morning to attend the parade tomorrow. i spend a little over $300 on the gear from the beginning of the season, i had a feeling this was going to be a big year. >> we saw dubs fans of all ages grabbing merchandise like this little guy, you can never be too young to root for the warriors. watch the parade of champion us, our live coverage begins on "cbs news bay area" and kpix 5 starting at 10:00. >> 4:48. we need some good traffic news and good weather news today. >> come on, lawedies, got to bring it today. >> definitely. >> we'll start with jessica. how is it looking? >> thanks so much. we'll get to your forecast in a second for the parade it is looking beautiful today. the sun is rising over the mountains of the bay bridge. it's calm for us this morning. daytime highs are a little bit above average. here i

wendy gillette has those stories and more in today's cbs "money watch" report. >> reporter: u.s.rkets are closed today as the nation observes juneteenth. investors are still concerned about inflation and a possible recession. on friday the dow fell 38 points to close out its worst week since march, 2020. thsdaq gned 152, and the s&p 500 rose 8. but both ended the week in negative territory. >>> it's a first for an apple store. union workers at a baltimore area store voted to unionize over the weekend. leaders say employees at more than two dozen other apple stores have also expressed interest in unionizing. at the maryland store, 65 employees voted in favor of the union. 33 voted against it. >>> purchasing a home in today's market is so stressful, half of buyers say the process brought them to tears. a new survey from zillow finds gen-z and millennial buyers are far more likely to cry at least once, over 60% admit to breaking down in tears. almost half of all homes sold in the u.s. in april went for more than the asking price. >>> how much would you pay for a private lunch with b

on this travel tuesday, cbs reporter, wendy gillette has more on the growing threat and a story from the amazon in brazil. >> these are the sounds of the amazon. a few hours after leaving the city in northwest brazil on a rain forest cruise. we are aboard amazon nature tours, for a reduced rate. there's no cell phone service or wi-fi for most of the trip which takes up to 16 passengers out for as long as a week. >> very first reaction is shock and concern, soon followed by deep relief. and people who really enjoyed having the opportunity to disconnect. >> a recent survey by the luxury network, virtuoso, the clients are bringing health, wellness and self-care into their trips, and 29% prioritized digital detoxing, even more than diet programs or beauty treatments. >> they begin to appreciate more external things instead of internal echo that we suffer with. >> the amazon trip takes unplugged travelers on guided excursions deep into the rain forest. there's fishing for piranhas. >> can i touch it? >> which become the night's main course. >> amazon. >> reporter: there's also the opportu

if you're planning a summer trip, cbs's wendy gillette has some tips on how to beat the crowds. >> reporterm the u.s. to europe could soar 600% compared to last year according to u.s. data from allianz. >> the energy is back. >> reporter: rick steeves just returned. >> it's going to be busy. for the first time in my career i've been recommending you need to make reservations for restaurant dinners. >> reporter: he also advises figuring out which museums need reservations and when cruise ships dock and visiting secondary cities. >> everybody goes to edin it's ansive cor luxury hotels.r. >> you can also stay in a real palace and have the whole place to yourself. it's an option in vienna, austria, at the city's famous palace. >> reporter: when the horse drawn carriages and tourists clear out. you stay in an opulent 2 bedroom suite. >> that's the overnight news for this monday. reporting from the cbs broadcast center in new york city, i'm jericka duncan. >>> this is cbs news flash. i'm elise preston in new york. tropical storm alex is barrelling towards bermuda after mpin a rai fda causing cuba

i'm wendy gillette in new york.esday after historic flooding. the northern area will remain shut down much longer after floods knocked out roads and bridges. the park will implement a new system of license plate numbers to restrict the number of visitors. >>> residents of odessa, texas, can drink their water after boiling it. the texas department of environmental equality has determined the water is now safe. >>> "jurassic world dominion" roared into the top spot at the box office for the second straight weekend raking in an estimated $58 million. for more news download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm wen >>> it's monday, june 20th, 2022. this is the "cbs morning news." flight frustration. with the summer travel season here, how airlines appear to be overwhelmed already. >>> it's been a tough week for you. >> it's been much worse for them. >> network exclusive. cbs news' chris livesay speaks with an american who fought alongside two u.s. citizens captured by pro russian forces. >>> reopening

wendy gillette has tips on how you can beat the crowds. >> reporter: travel from the u.s.ch as 600% compared to last year, according to recent data from allianz partners. >> the exciting thing for me is the energy is back in europe. >> reporter: european travel expert rick steeves just returned from a 45-dave research tour of the continent. >> it's just going to be busy, for the first time in my career, i've been recommending you need to make reservations for restaurant dinners. >> reporter: he also recommends figuring out which museums require advance reservations, determining when cruise shops will be docked to avoid places crowded with passengers, and visiting secondary cities. >> i mean, everybody goes to the first city, edinburgh. why not pascal? everybody goes to paris. check out marseille. >> reporter: if you're dead set on the hot spots and really want to do it up, consider indulging at a parisian palace. not an actual palace, but a french designation for an exclusive category of luxury hotels. this is the recent of 12 properties on the list. >> so it's better than