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yaya is the founder of truebill, a die that helps users find and cancel subscripon about, no longer need, or never knee they signed up with to begin with. from software to razor blades, more and more companies are moving to a subscription model. >> i was at the checkout page. >> reporter: he points to companies that offer big discounts to vips. except the discount, check out, and you may be charged monthly whether you bought anything or not. >> so what you thought it was a >> reporter: yaya said in some cases it's not easy town subscribe. >> there are companies that are sneaky signing you up, and then companies that make it exceedingly difficult to cancel. >> reporter: truebill's service cancel this ones you don't want. he said that newspapers tend to be one of the hardest to cancel. he said think before clicking purchase, or and again. >> gave is here with a preview of this sun by. >> we're in the sunshine, should make spieth the 80s as the heat returns today. i have the complete details coming up. in the meantime, from western colorado, our weather watcher david berry is checking in wi

model and some cases may not realize you even subscribe. >> this is a check out page. >> reporter: yayas to companies with big discounts for vip's, code for members with subscriptions but discount check out and may be charged monthly whether you buy something or not. >> what you thought was a 25-dollar purchase becomes $50 a month recurring. >> reporter: of course, you can cancel anytime once you realize you subscribe but he says in some cases it is not easy. >> some companies are sneak bye signing you up and then companies that make it exceedingly difficult to make it cancel. >> reporter: true bill scouring your accounts for reoccurring charges and cancels once you want. newspaper and gyms could be hardest tocontact he will, his advice pay attention before clicking purchase or you may pagan and again. julie for cbs news, san francisco. >> that is the worst when you unknowingly get like on an automatic renewal. >> they target you and then you cannot get out of it. >> yes, you have to be careful. >> for kid summer fun of staying up latest, ending how to getter kids on a sleep schedule to

some cases you may not realize you have even subscribed. >> yaya . to companies that offer big business doubt, so-called vip, code for members with subscriptions. except the discount check out and you may be charged monthly whether you by something or not. >> so what you thought was 25-dollar purchase, actually becomes $50 a month, recurring. >> of course you can cancel any time, once you realize you've somebody subscribed, but says in some cases it is not east. >> i there are companies that are sneak bye signing you up for the subscription, then companies that make it exceedingly difficult to cancer? scours your accounts for reoccurring charges, cancels the ones you don't want. says newspapers and gyms tends to be the hardest to cancel, his advice, pa i attention before clicking purchase or you may pay again and again. julie watts, for cbs news, san francisco. >> very good advice there. still ahead on "eyewitness news", new in theatres this weekend, the remake after cinema classic. still ahead we take you behind the scenes and hear from the stars of

. >>> it's a nervous night for some bay yaya hoo users after a report of a massive data breach. yahoo! admits it's looking to into reports that as many as 200 million uses had their accounts compromised. says he may sell the information, but so far, there have been no reports of any personal data lost or passwords awused. >>> how auch to we get to fix a mistake we made in the past? especially one 20 years in the past in. >> sometimes, it's too late, but not for one man. santa cruz. just say the name in certain scene, certain sports come to mind. froms football though is not one of them. and not without good reason. >> we had a reputation. i wouldn't say good football. >> in 1996, raleigh was the quarterback of the harbor high school pirates. a team the year before who had won just a single game. but not raleigh's year. >> it meant that much more when we sort of shocked the city and all the rivals and the other teams. >> this is game of their life. >> undefeated and playing for the league championship against their bigger, stronger rival, the also undefeated san lorenzo cougars.

. >> reporter: of course you can cancel anytime once you realize you have subscribed, by yaya says in? cases, it's not easy. >> there are companies that are sneaky about signing you up, and then those that make it difficult to cancel. the ones you don't want. he said that newspapers appear to be the hardest to cancel. >>> dave, summer is makeing a comeback. we're warming up. >> it definitely is out there. take a look at our cameras here. our mountain camera here. our tech center cam, library cam. mostly clear skies this morning. sunrise is happening as we speak it's 53 now, but albers we go through the day, you can see a lot of sunshine today, just a few clouds down there in part, jefferson county, might see a sprinkle down there, but everybody else stays high and dry. 87 in boulder. 82 in castle rock, and denver should be about 88 degrees. check out ron's number this morning. he's in lone tree. a weather watcher temperature of 55 this morning. >> on the other side of the break, a family pleads for help eldora man. we hear from those desperate for answers in our next half hour. >>> an

yaya: as an architect, we try to see what we can do, especially to a city, and hyperloop is such a big, new infrastructure. it's a new transportation system. it's a--as we can see, it has millions of possibilities of how it can impact on people's lives, also, how it can change the city. sandra: they all worked on creating the capsule and faced one unique problem. matt: we take turns sitting in the capsule, you know, ask someone, "how does this feel, or how does that feel?" and really work off one another to pick the best visual scenario in order to feel less claustrophobic. sandra: a 5-mile test track and station will be built in quay valley, california, in 2016. craig: we don't envision enormous technical hurdles, but they may be there. sandra: or may not. either way, everyone's on board with predictions that in less than 10 years' time, hyperloop should be a reality. for "full frame," this is sandra hughes in los angeles. mike: we'll be right back with this week's "full frame" close-up. for the past decade, san francisco-based artist andres amadador has reinvented hohow artwork is sh

yaya: as an architect, we try to see what we can do, especially to a city, and hyperloop is such a biginfrastructure. it's a new transportation system. it's a--as we can see, it has millions of possibilities of how it can impact on people's lives, also, how it can change the city. sandra: they all worked on creating the capsule and faced one unique problem. matt: we take turns sitting in the capsule, you know, ask someone, "how does this feel, or how does that feel?" and really work off one another to pick the best visual scenario in order to feel less claustrophobic. sandra: a 5-mile test track and station will be built in quay valley, california, in 2016. craig: we don't envision enormous technical hurdles, but they may be there. sandra: or may not. either way, everyone's on board with predictions that in less than 10 years' time, hyperloop should be a reality. for "full frame," this is sandra hughes in los angeles. mike: we'll be right back with this week's "full frame" close-up. past decade, san francisco-based artist andres amadador has reinvented hohow artwork is showcased. he cr