here are tonight s headlines. the once a day oral contraceptive will be available with no prescription or age restrictions. officials have not yet provided a price or timeline. the secret service has now closed its investigation into cocaine found at the white house. officials were not able to identify a suspect in the inquiry. norah: extreme weather from coast-to-coast. the area around chicago is cleaning up from a series of tornadoes that left a trail of damage. >another near o hare and international airport forced hundreds of people there to take shelter. there is no end in sight to a dangerous heat wave. at your own risk. norah: beachgoers at the northeast warned to stay out of the water due to high level of bacteria. with the changing climate we are going to continue to see these types of closures. the union representing 160,000 hollywood actors announced they will be going on strike at midnight. if we don t stand tall right now,
reporter: now the writer strike had already impacted late-night tv and some daytime programming, but now with the actors on the picket lines, as well, if the strike drags on, films could be delayed indefinitely, and all of the new fall television shows will be on hold, so expect lots of reruns, norah appeared to yeah. we are still live every night. nischelle turner, thank you so much. for generations, owning your own home was part of the american dream. well now with rising interest rates and higher rents, people of all financial backgrounds are asking which is better: renting or owning? intimates money watch, cbs s carter evans takes a look at those going against convention. reporter: 32-year-old matthew richmond makes a good living writing his successful pest control country company in central valley. the american dream. reporter: can afford his passion for fun. reporter: a motorcycle, dirt bike, you can pull it off. i can write the check and buy it. reporter: what he