money watch's jill wagner joins us up in new york at the stock exchange, jill, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, investor ers waiting for the government release revised numbers of the quarter. yesterday the dow lost 36 points. nasdaq fell about eight. we are learning, which car and truck models are covered by last week's expansion of the takata airbag recall. airbags can explode with too much force. sending sharp metal pieces into drivers. now there is affect the record 34 million vehicles from nearly a dozen different automakers, there is a list of which models on cbsnews.com. >>> today, may 29th, is five/29 day. when state try to promote the importance of saving for college with a 529 program. it is casino every like a roth but for college. when you put monday my 529 account it is protect from the federal and state income taxes.

in new york, jill wagner. >> on your health watch this morning, many us hospitals have stopped sending new moms home from the hospital with free formula samples. public health officials oppose the freebie because they say it discourages breast feeding n2013, just under one third of us maternity wards offered give away versus three/four back in 2007. 3,000 hospitalization were surveyed. >>> coming up on 5:43, we want to check in with katie and our weather watchers. are he they taking the day off? >> i feel like a lot of people are sleeping in. yes, people that are on holiday here today casino of want to just enjoy the holiday. so it we appreciate the ones we've got never here so far this morning some have actually been really really good. i want to show you the one here, little further northeast of philadelphia, out in burlington specifically sandra sent in just kim of clouds this morning within the last ten minutes the sun is now beginning to pop over the horizon, stowe will brighten things up. 58 degrees for her, that just love this. >> thank you enjoy this memorial day if you have th

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jill wagner has more. >> honda announced massive recalls. nearly 5 million vehicles worldwide. the problem with the takada air bags this time. the total recall for the potentially deadly air bags surpassed 33 million. >>> stocks on wall street had big gains. fewer people filed for unemployment benefits. the s&p added 22 nasdaq climbed 59. >>> a shell oil rig outfitted to drill for oil in the arctic ocean arrived in seattle. the polar pioneer was used as a base. on monday the obama administration gave preliminary approval for a plan. >>> ice cream maker blue bell made an agreement to notify officials when there's a positive test of listeria. they did not tell of the contamination in 2013. it's linked to illness in three states and deaths. despite the outbreak you can buy blue bell ice cream on the internet. there are multiple listings on craigslist. the asking price is steep. a half gallon for $499. another listed crazy cookie dough for $10,000. >> the simpsons will go on. >> he voiced several simpson character including flanders and mr. burns. he said reupping would deny him th

jill wagner is at the u.s. stock change with that and more. good morning. >> the largest recall in u.s. history generated as much confusion as concern. takata is recalling defective air bags. 11 car manufacturers are involved. it is not known which vehicles are involved. >> as a consumer you are between a rock and a hard space. you have a safety defect that could cause a severe injury yet you can't do anything about it short of parking your car and waiting for the part's availability. >> experts say you shouldn't disable your air bag. you should receive a notice. you can check the safercar.gov website. >>> the largest banks agreed to pay more than $5 billion in combined fines for manipulating foreign currency rates. jpmorgan chase, citigroup and barclays pled guilty. switzerland's ubs will pay a separate penalty. they used chat rooms for currency trades. >>> on wall street stocks surged following the release of the fed. the dow lost 27 points s&p dropped nearly two points and nasdaq rose over a point. >>> mcdonald's shut down a restaurant near

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jill wagner at the new york stock exchange. thanks a lot, jill. >>> in sports, the tampa bay lightning scorched the new york rangers to tie the nhl eastern conference finals at a game apiece. tyler johnson had three goals. johnson scored shorthanded even strength and on a power play. tampa bay wins 6-2. game three is tomorrow in florida. >>> and another crash during practice for the indianapolis 500. james hinchcliffe slams into the wall going into turn three monday. he had surgery on his left thigh and is listed in stable condition. it's the fourth wreck at the indianapolis speedway as drivers prepare for sunday's race. >>> when we return, bosom buddies after tom hanks visits with good friend david letterman on "late show" as the late night host gets ready to sign off this week. delicious. with more great nutrition. and 25% less saturated fat. only eggland's best. better taste. better nutrition. better eggs. ♪ [music] ♪ jackie's heart attack didn't come with a warning. today her doctor has her on a bayer aspirin regimen to

jill wagner at the new york stock exchange. thank you. >>> a cbs news investigation finds american troops and vets are being prescribed dubious medicine and it's costing taxpayers millions of dollars. dozens of websites advertise them as custom made cure alls. they are concocted by compounding pharmacies. the problem, their advertised effectiveness is uncertain. the cost to taxpayers is enormous. tens of thousands of dollars per month. more coming up on "cbs this morning." >>> a fugitive on the run for more than five decades is back in custody this morning. the convicted killer has been living under an assumed name in florida. our orlando affiliate, wkmg shows how investigators nabbed him. >> reporter: it was in this rundown trailer where deputies along with united states marshalls arrested 79-year-old frank freshwaters after 65 years on the lamb. he had been living under the alias, william cox, worked as a truck driver before settling in brevard county. he had been staying in this trailer 20 or so years living off social secur

jill wagner is at the new york stock exchange with that and more. good morning jill. >> good morning, anne-marie. charter communications is on the verge of buying time warner cable for about $55 billion. a deal is expected to be announced this morning. charter had made an earlier bid with time warner but time warner chose comcast. that fell through when the cable giants which undermine video competition and lead to higher prices. >>> on friday fed chair janet yellen said she's stressed that they will start raising. the dow lost 38 points last week, the s&p gained 3. and the nasdaq finished the week 41 points higher. >>> a promotion for apple design guru jony eyes. he helped design for the ipad and ipad and smartwatch. he will now span his wealth to include apple's retail stores in new california campus. >>> and the pacific sun holding company features an upside down american flag. the shirts were removed from the pac-sun store in alabama after complaints from a customer. the complaint generated thousands of likes on social media. >>> and the holiday

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jill wagner is at the new york stock change with that and more. good morning, jill. >> good morning. honda announced massive recalls on air bags. they are recalling nearly 5 million vehicles worldwide. the problem with the takada air bags this time. toyota and nissan announced similar recalls on wednesday. the total recall for the potentially deadly air bags surpassed 33 million. >>> stocks on wall street had big gains. fewer people filed for unemployment benefits. the dow gained 191 points, the s&p added 22, nasdaq climbed 59. >>> a shell oil rig outfitted to drill for oil in the arctic ocean arrived in seattle. the polar pioneer was used as a base. on monday, the obama administration gave preliminary approval for a multi-year exploration plan. >>> ice cream maker blue bell signed a deal with texas and oklahoma to notify state officials when there's a positive test for listeria. they did not tell of the contamination in 2013. the ice cream has been linked to illness in four states including three deaths in kansas. the company recalled all product

jill wagner is at the new york stock exchange with that and more. good morning, jill. >>> good morning. this morning walmart will test an unlimited shipped service. for online service. the service costed $50 a year. products will arrive in three days or less. for now the service will be available by invitation only. >>> it was a mixed day on wall street following a disappointing retail sales. the dow and s&p notched their third straight loss. the dow lost 7 points, the s&p lost just half a point and the nasdaq gained 5 points. >>> a barometer of how people get their news. nine news media companies have begun publishing news articles directly on facebook. the program began yesterday. the instant articles appear in facebook's news feed sections. they found 30% of americans get their news from facebook. >>> starbucks is denying reports that its mobile phone app was hacked. 60% of starbucks purchases are made on phones. it was reported cyber criminals used the system. they stoeld credit card information. starbucks says that isn't true. >>> alison, this

jill wagner has more on that. good morning. >> reporter: wells fargo will defend itself against the lawsuit charging fraud. the city of los angeles filed the suit alleging unfair business practices. it says bank employees opened unauthorized accounts to meet quotas. customers were charged improper fees and may have had their credit damaged. wells fargo blames it on a few rogue employees that have been disciplined or fired. >>> in march, the u.s. trade deficit jumped to the highest level in six years. the commerce department says the deficit rose more than $51 billion because of a surge of imports from cell phones to cars. that was more than 43% higher than the february deficit. here on wall street, investors will watch for unemployment, productivity, as well as new earnings reports. the dow dropped 142 points tuesday. s&p 500 lost 25 and nasdaq fell 77. asian stocks were down following drops in the u.s. and europe. the hang sang dropped. shanghai composite was off more than a percent. tokyo's nikkei was closed. >>

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jill wagner at the new york stock exchange with that and more. good morning, jill. >> good morning, anne-marie. asian financial markets were mostly higher from stimulus promises from china. hong kong's hang seng gained a fraction. south korea's kospi added half a percent. tokyo's nikkei is closed. >>> here on wall street today, investors will be watching more earnings reports including comcast and data on march factory orders. the dow lost 60 points last week. the s&p fell 9 points. the nasdaq dropped 50 points. >>> a big cable tv merger could be in the worjs again. charter communications, the fourth largest u.s. cable operator reportedly is in friendly talks with the number two competitor, time warner cable. this would be after talks through the unsuccessful hostile charter talks last year. meanwhile they were two of the companies that got complaints in the delay of starting saturday's mayweather/pacquiao fight. the company had trouble processing the pay-per-view orders. mayweather won the fight. >>> this morning mcdonald's will unveil its lates

jill wagner explains in your money watch report next. >> first though, here's what's coming up tonight on cbs-3. >> police say victim appears to be in his 20's, no identification on him. investigators found gun inside a car nearby, but they're not sure if it was the gun used in the shooting. >> today is primary day in pennsylvania, polls are open from 7:00 this morning until 8:00 tonight. now, there are very important races all over our area. but the big one the democratic prime area, for mayor of philadelphia. >> well, some important information for parent right now, about youtube's new kids app. >> money watch's jill wagner joins us now from the new york stock exchange. what do parents need to know? what do you think? >> good morning consumer advocacy groups say youtube's new kids app contains inapropriate content. they say it is not safe for kids. according to complaint filed with the ftc they found videos of sexual language drug use even jokes about pedophiles. google launched youtube kids app back in february saying those videos would be filtered for child friendliness. >> yikes.

wagner joins us from the insuring stock exchange, jill, tell us more. >> reporter: good morning ukee and erika. los angeles is now largest u.s. city to raise its minimum wage to $15 an hour. so a jump from $9 to $15 by 2020, this is a huge win for the national movement of workers who have been calling for better pay and better working conditions, but overall, business owners say they could be forced to allow workers and some say they might to have leave los angeles all together. ukee and erika good memorial day just about here, i understand new numbers are out there about spending. >> reporter: this memorial day weekend could be a record breaker when it comes to travel and spending. u.s. travel association says americans who are traveling by plane train, automobile will spend on average $330, each that is up 5 percent from last year. two reasons for that, relatively low gas prices, and an improving economy and i just can't believe this memorial day weekend already. >> here we go. >> a after that winter, i can. >> thanks, jill. >> we will take it. >> indeed. >>> coming up, traffic and

jill wagner is at the new york stock exchange with that and more. good morning, jill. >> good morning, anne-marie. charter communications is on the verge of a deal to buy time warner cable for about $55 billion. a deal is expected to be announced this morning. charter had made an earlier bid with time warner, but time warner chose a deal with comcast. that fell through when regulators expressed concern that the cable giants would undermind video competition and lead to higher prices. >>> on friday, fed chair janet yellen said she's set for the to rise this year. the dow lost 38 points last week, the s&p gained 3. and the nasdaq finished the week 41 points higher. >>> a promotion for apple design guru jony ive. he'll now be the company's chief design officer. ive helped design for the ipad, ipad and smartwatch. he has 5,000 utility patents to his time. he will now span his wealth to include apple's retail stores in new california campus. >>> a controversial t-shirt created a stir for the pacific sun holding company. it features an upside down america

wagner joins us from the new york stock exchange, what do you think is behind this drop. >> reporter: good morning. the plunge in stocks came despite good economic data about the the economy. consumer confidence is up and so are sales of new homes but investors don't necessarily like that because strong economic data means the fed will stay on track to raise interest rates at the end of the year, ukee and erika. >>> two more fast food companies are going oh, natural, what do you know. >> reporter: yeah, you can have add taco bell and pizza hut to the big food companies going natural as americans look for healthy food options. the both will be cutting artificial colors and flyers from their recipes by the even of the year. for example taco bill says instead of using black pepper flavoring in its beef, it will use, actual black pepper. what a concept. >> revolutionary idea. >> what a concept. >> really that much more money not using black pepper. >> reporter: how it came to use artificial flavors in the first place, i don't know. >> who knows. >> good news, sort of. thanks, jill ill. >

jill wagner has details in the money watch report. the here's is what ahead tonight on cbs-3. it's a money maker. i mean, i just feel like our children are paying the price for these high stakes tests and their teachers are stressed out about it. so, teachers aren't benefiting. they're not getting information from these tests that are helpful for teaching. kids aren't benefiting because they don't even know what they got right or wrong. they just know that they feel really bad about it. parents aren't benefitting because i don't get any more information about my child. so the only people that could possibly be benefitting from this are corporations who are making the tests and selling the tests. >>> a police officer injured in the southwest philadelphia. that police car was t boned by another vehicle at 58th and wood land around 2:00 this morning. the officer may have a concussion. we are told he was responding to a call at the time. >>> police say 16 year-old hasheem singletry is on the the run after escaping to face armed robbery and other charges. he was handcuffed in the b

jill wagner has latest in the money watch report. but first here's what is ahead tonight on cbs-3. police say a suspect is behind a sexual a all the and robbery, early monday morning in south philadelphia. authorities released surveillance video showing the suspect near victim's home. investigators say that crime has had similarities to the attempted sexual assault in march just a few blocks away. >>> and, like this one will in longer be permitted on septa property. ads sparked outrage but septa could do nothing bit. today septa board of directors will, pre hib it ads expressing opinions honorary ledge us political or other issues. >>> four people working in three commercial labs get preventive treatment for exposure to anthrax. the pentagon says they inadvertently shipped live anthrax, spores to labs in nine states, including, new jersey, and delaware. they were supposed to send dead spores but sent live ones instead. >>> time for a business news. is there an update to the irs hacking story we talk about yesterday. >> money watch's jill wagner joins us from the the new york stock

in new york, jill wagner, cbs news. >> i think it is terrific. >> i do too. coming up after a short break we'll get your forecast. >> we'll be right back. >>> some of the stories our sister station will be following for you, mayoral candidate jim kenney took plenty of shots at the nutter administration on city council, now admits several initiatives he plans to keep in place if-ee elect in the november. long time city councilman will son good did not earn the democratic knop nation, he said it is due to not playing the political game. later this week, patco ride letters actually be able to use the first six refurbished rail cars along the high-speed line. check in two three, four times a day "kyw news radio" 1006 on your a.m. dial. >> quick check on the forecast katy? >> we are looking ahead it pretty pleasant day overall yet again. >> this weekends was so beautiful. i hope you had a chance to get out and enjoy. granted, maybe not as low in terms of low humidity, really starting to heat things up for you out there. but today still pretty good one. we are real

jill wagner has details in the money watch report. >> but first here's what is a head tonight on cbs-3. i'm lynne abraham. when i became philadelphia's da, child victims had to face a judge ...a jury...the public... and testify eye to eye with their attackers. it wasn't right. so i got a constitutional amendment passed allowing children to testify remotely. i'm running for mayor for the same reason -- our children should come first. jim kenney and tony williams are fighting over public schools versus charters. i disagree. we have to improve education for all of our children. >>> federal investigators want to know why the train that derailed tuesday night was traveling more than a hundred miles an hour through the city of philadelphia. at least seven people were killed when that train 188 jumped the track. more than 200 people were injured and ten remain in critical condition this morning. investigators say the train was traveling 106 miles an hour when it entered a curve with the posted speed limit of 50 miles per hour. >>> the engineer of that train has not yet spoken to authorities

jill wagner has the details for you in the money watch report. first though, here's what's coming up tonight on cbs-3. here's to the explorers. those diagnosed with cancer who didn't settle for just one opinion on their diagnosis or recommended treatment plan they explored their options. and discovered a new level of empowerment. at cancer treatment centers of america in philadelphia, that's what we do-empower our patients with a comprehensive second opinion. and because time is of the essence, we do it a single one day. explore your options with a one-day second opinion. learn more at cancercenter.com/eastern. >>> comcast moving forwards, company just released second quarter earnings. >> money watch's jill wagner joins us from the new york torque stock exchange, so all wondering how did comcast do? >> pretty good. good morning things, say, are still looking up at comcast despite, spending millions on that take over plan, so the philadelphia based company saying first quarter profit were up 10% compared to last year comcast now has as many intern

uber in the news again. >> jill wagner joins us from the new york torque stock exchange, jill, hearing that company is looking for more financing. what do you know? >> yes, that's right. good morning ukee, erika. uber look to go raise between one and a half and $2 billion in new financing. that would value the car service app at about $50 billion or more. making it the most valuable venture back start up in history, more valuable right now than companies like federal express. ukee erika? >> jill, for the past few months companies have been testing out self driving cars out in california, now i understanded, we have some numbers about accidents. >> right. soap, companies like google, nissan, mercedes benz, del few, out i, have been tested out self driving carson california roads. now, since september the state dmv says four of 48 vehicles have gotten into accidents, google and del few which are the car makers involved, said the accident were minor. and their cars were not asphalt. so blaming the other guy. ukee, carry i? >> a loft kinks to work out. >> coming up after a short break, tra

jill wagner of cbsmoneywatch.com joins us now. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. wall street is looking for a rebound after the worst day in three weeks down 190 yesterday. the nasdaq fell 56. whole foods wants to help businesses in texas that have been damaged by that massive flooding over memorial day weekend. the austin-based grocery store chain will issue up to $1 million in emergency no interest loans to business owners. whole foods is trying to pay it forward. back in 1981 the company survived its own flooding disaster and they say they could only do it with the help from the local community. >>> and this is pretty interesting. there is a new hiring trend among tech companies. no negotiating your salary. some companies tell the wall street journal it puts all workers at a level playing field especially women who are less likely to negotiate for better pay. but, of course, not everyone likes that. frank and michelle? >> okay. it's a brave new world in the world of dating out there with all the new technology and stuff. if online dating and app dating doesn't

jill wagner of cbsmoneywatch.com joins us. >> reporter: good morning. fed chair janet yellen says stock values could be too high. no surprise that sent the markets lower yesterday. the dow fell 86 points. the nasdaq dropped 20. >>> chase customers will soon be paying higher service charges. the bank is increasing monthly checking account fees from $10 to $12 in three states and that includes california. >>> whole foods is making a move to shake up its image. it is opening a lower priced chain geared towards younger people. whole foods says the stores already more streamlined and modern with innovative technology. they are expected to start opening next year. >> jill, many people may remember the mcdonald's hamburger from our childhood and now, he is all grown up. can you explain? >> reporter: yeah. mcdonald's is bringing back the burger thief after 13 years. it's all to help promote that new sirloin third pound burger. this time around the hamburg lar looks like a hipster dad. he is wearing skinny jeans and high tops and frank and michelle, people on so

cbs news correspondent jill wagner has more on how small companies are working to capitalize on this concept and major corporations are following suit. >>> at this popcorn factory in harlem, they and their small team pop and package pip corn. a new snack all natural glued end free and vegan. and they say that has been a huge selling point. >> so many people are conscious of what they are putting in their body. >> it is not just specialty food starts upgoing natural. many of the nation's biggest food companies are also changing their recipes. kraft recently announced it is removing artificial yellow and dye in its beloved mac and cheese. tyson getting rid of anti-by the nicks chicken. chipotle removed all genetically modified organisms, or gmo from its food. panera bread cutting after fish ingredient. and mcdonald's said it is simplifying its chicken recipe, slicing any ingredients you can't pronounce. going back to simple ingredients, all natural. >> marketing professor michele greene wald says americans are more aware of their health, looking for natural foods without artificial ing

jill wagner of cbsmoneywatch.com joins us now. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. we are learning which car and truck models are covered by last week's expansion of the takata airbag recall. it affects a record 34 million vehicles from nearly a dozen different automakers. there is a list of which models on cbsnews.com. >>> jpmorgan chase says it will cut roughly 5,000 jobs over the next year as it closes 300 branches. that's about 5% of the network. the company says more customers are doing everyday banking transactions online or on smartphones. >>> gopro is taking action videos up a notch. the camera company is teaming up with google to create virtual reality videos. the 360-degree camera rig holds 16 gopro cameras. users can then post their virtual reality videos on google's youtube channel. it will be available later this summer. brian and michelle? >> video looks cool. jill, there is a new job tool for people looking for work and it comes with a free lunch? >> reporter: that's right. who says there's no such thing as a free lunch, right? a startup called lunch

jill wagner's at the new york stock exchange with that and more. good morning jill. >> good morning, anne-marie. a protest over drilling ended peacefully in seattle. several hundred demonstrationers gathered at shell's massive oil rig. the pioneer is back. they're concerned about the possibility of an oil spill and the effects of burning foftle fuel. >>> here on wall street the dow added 26 points yesterday. s&p rose 6 points. the nasdaq finished 30 points higher. >>> in the two states hardest hit by the bird flu, iowa and minnesota, it's estimated the cost to be $1 billion. iowa, the nation's leading egg producer has lost about 20 million chickens. minnesota lost more than 8 million birds. also impacted feed supplier trucking companies and processing plants. >>> and a duel in the smartphone wars again apple and samsung. a federal court ruled that samsung did illegal copy some of the patented features in apple's iphone. but the court said apple can't claim damages for copying the overall appearance. that means samsung will end up paying less than t

. >> jill wagner of cbsmoneywatch.com joins us live from new york. >> reporter: good morning. companies pulled back on hiring in april for the second month in a row. adp says private employers added 169,000 jobs last month. that's the second month below 200,000 and one reason for that is that energy companies have been laying off thousands of workers as oil prices have plunged. the price of crude though is on the way back up. it hit $60 a barrel for the first time this year. good for energy companies and for jobs but bad news for drivers. prices at the pump are climbing to the highest levels since january. >>> people are living longer and that means retirement isn't what it used to be. a new survey by the transamerica center for retirement found that 82 percent of americans 60 and older are working and expect to keep working past the age of 65. >>> and comcast wants to get rid of its bad reputation for customer service. the company says we'll add 5500 customer service jobs over the next three years. customers will also get a $20 credit if their technician is late for an appoin

jill wagner is at the new york stock exchange with that and more. good morning, jill. >> good morning, anne-marie. the commerce department said it rose 0.4% in household. the increase followed a 0.5% in february. >>> asian stocks were mostly lower on weak u.s. earnings. tokeyo tokyo's nikkei was flat. hong kong's hang seng was closed. the dow lost 195 points thursday. the s&p dropped 21 points. the nasdaq fell 82 points. >>> democrats in congress are pushing for an even beggar increase in minimum wage. the new plan would hike the minimum wage to $12 an hour. the new minimum raise is $10.10. >>> myer earned. the value in her stock awards jumped to about $40 million. >>> a security breach at partners health care. they've notified about 3,000 patients. they mistakenly handed over passwords or clicked on links that installed malicious programs. >>> and apple is starting a new program. special software will help the elderly. the companies hope other countries will do the same. anne-marie? >> get ready for senior selfies and pictures of the erlarlieryearl

and they're going to get sick. >> yes. >>> jill wagner of cbsmoneywatch.com, thank you. have a great weekend. ♪[ music ]♪ >> listen to that. a huge loss in the music world. blues legend b.b. king died last night at his home in las vegas. the man known as the king of the blues had been in hospice care. king with his gibson guitar named lucille had continued to do live performances until last year. the 15-time grammy winner had battled diabetes and was in declining health in just the recent months. b.b. king was 89. >>> time now 5:39. dozens of passengers are sick after sailing off to paradise. the battle against an outbreak on a san francisco cruise ship. >> and a live look out at the bay bridge female announcer: the mattress price wars are on at sleep train! we challenged the manufacturers to offer even lower prices. now it's posturepedic vs. beautyrest with big savings of up to $400 off. serta icomfort and tempur-pedic go head-to-head with three years interest-free financing. plus, free same day delivery set-up, and removal of your old set. when brands compete, you

jill wagner of cbsmoneywatch.com has that and more. >> reporter: good morning, frank and michelle. we'll see if the markets can turn around today. it's been a slow start to the trading week. the dow was down 37 yesterday. the nasdaq fell 17. >>> verizon and sprint have agreed to pay a combined $158 million settlement because of cramming charges. so that's when wireless carriers hide fees for text alerts like horoscopes and sports scores. $120million of that money will go to refund customers. >>> and facebook wants to help you get the news. starting today, the social media giant is rolling out instant articles from publishers like "new york times" and buzzfeed. they are facebook-friendly so they will load quickly and easy to read on mobile devices. frank and michelle? >> usually if you are hungry and you want a pizza you can call or go online. but now there's a new way with domino's? >> reporter: yes. calling a pizza place and actually speaking to someone to order a pizza so last year. starting wednesday, domino's will let customers place an order through twitter and for frequent cu

jill wagner is at the new york stock exchange with that and more. good morning, jill. >> good morning, anne-marie. we're learning which trucks and car models are covered by the expansion of the takata airbag recall. millions of takata airbags can explode with too much force sending sharp metal into drivers and passengers. takata agreed to double the recall making it the largest recall in u.s. history. a list of the cars and trucks is available on cbsnews.com. >>> with many investors waiting to see what happens with interest rates and the ongoing financial eye sis in grease it was a good day on wall street. the dow finished 36 poimtss lower, the s&p fell 2 points lower. >>> the ceo of a company says he'll pack the college tuition of his workers' children. he said he put aside more than $1 million in cash and stocks of his own to cover the cost. so far there are 12 children who at some point will be eligible but only one this fall. the student will have to pay for room and board. >>> and michael jackson's neverland ranch is for sale. the 27 acre ranch

. >> let's talk to jill wagner of cbsmoneywatch.com. she joins us live in new york. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. we'll see if market can turn around today after yesterday was the third down day in a row for the dow. so it fell another 8 points. the nasdaq though is up about 5. >>> walmart is testing a new unlimited shipping service for online shoppers. it costs $50 a year. orders would arrive in three days or less. the new service could compete with amazon prime which costs $99 a year for free shipping. for now walmart service is invitation-only. >>> and starbucks is denying reports that its mobile phone app was hacked. the media outlets pointed to two particular cases. they said cyber criminals were using the starbucks payment system to drain money from accounts and steal card information. starbucks though says that's not true. and they couldn't, though, comment on specific customers. frank and michelle? >> well, jill, ikea's latest marketing ploy is pretty comfy. what's that about? >> reporter: yeah. breakfast in bed an ikea bed of course. so the furnit

jill wagner at the new york stock exchange with that and more. good morning, jill. >> good morning, anne-marie. hong kong's hang seng gained a fraction. south korea's kospi added half a percent. tokyo's nikkei is closed. here on wall street they'll be watching more earning reports including comcast. the dow lost 60 points last week. the s&p fell 9d pointss. the nasdaq dropped 50 points. charter communications the fourth largest u.s. cable operator is reportedly in friendly talks with the number two competitor time worner cable. this would be after talks through the unsuccessful hostile charter talks last year. meanwhile they were two of the companies that got complaints ss in the start of the mayweather/pacquiao fight. mayweather won the fight. >>> this morning mcdonald's will unveil its latest plans for a turnaround. mcdonald's has been simplifying its restaurant menu after two years of declining business. they admit they have not kept up with changing tastes and want to make what they call modest investment in the burger company. >>> "the aveng

jill wagner is aet the new york stock exchange with that and more. good morning, jill. >> good morning, anne-marie. uber is looking to raise between $1.5 billion and $2 billion in financing. uber expects to finance the company. if that happens the ride-sharing company would be the most expensive backed up in history. they expect to grow 400% this year. >>> stocks on wall street ended the week with their best day in two months following good news about the job market. for the week the dow gained 164 points. the s&p finishet 7 points higher. the nasdaq lost 2 points for the week. >>> a work by pablo picasso could set a record for the most expensive painting ever sold. "the women of algiers" will be sold later today. the auction house estimates it could sell for $140 million. the paintings by francis bacon sold for $122 million. >>> for a second week in a row the avengers brought in top sales. it earned nearly $313 million in just ten weeks in the nadir. the weekend's new release "hot pursuit" was second followed by the romance fantasy "the age of adali

jill wagner of cbsmoneywatch.com joins us now. >> reporter: good morning, frank and michelle. we'll see if the markets can finish strong before a long holiday weekend. rising oil prices gave a slight boost to stocks on thursday. the dow was up three-tenths of a point, nasdaq down 19. sky high san francisco rents are apparently worth it at least according to thousands of renters. in a recent survey rent in expensive cities like new york and san francisco say they are more satisfied living in those cities than renters in more affordable areas. they say they feel they're safer and more confident in the economy. they enjoy parks and also the night life. and the world's largest disney store opened in shanghai, china. then it got to close because there were so many customers. shoppers actually lined up for more than a mile to get into the 54,000-square-foot store. disney will open a theme park in shanghai next year. frank and michelle? >> wow. they can open a theme park in the building. it sounds like it. >> mickey and minnie. >> we hear jay crew has a new fashion designer who is st

. >> let's talk about that with jill wagner of cbsmoneywatch.com . >> reporter: good morning. happy friday, frank and michelle. we'll see if may will be good for the markets. april ended down. the dow fell 195 points yesterday. well below the 18,000 mark. the nasdaq dropped 82. >>> it has been 7 years since the financial crisis. but 64% of small business owners say they are still recovering. according to a new bank of america survey, most say they are optimistic about the future. >>> it's almost graduation season and a startup company wants to help college kids find jobs. campus job will let employers post jobs specifically for college kids everything from summer internships to entry level positions for recent grads. >>> spring cleaning is going high-tech. you can clean out your closets and uber will pick up your clothing and drop it off at goodwill free of charge. the service is only available this saturday. just press the give button on your uber app. >> i wish i had known that last week. i just did that. >> she just moved. she has a lot of stuff. she has a very big closet!