WHITFIELD: All right, checking our top stories. The Navy is holding a christening ceremony for the "USS Somerset" today. The ship was named in honor of the heroes of Flight 93. That was the United Airlines flight that was hijacked and crashed in Somerset County, Pennsylvania on 9/11. Everyone on board that flight was killed. The president of the Flight 93 family's organization is speaking at today's ceremony. The mystery about Jesse Jackson Jr.'s whereabouts has been solved. The Chicago congressman has released a statement saying he is at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minnesota. He's undergoing an extensive inpatient evaluation for depression and gastrointestinal issues. Jackson, the son of civil rights leader, Jesse Jackson Sr. has not been on Capitol Hill since late May. One of upstate New York's most recognizable buildings was reduced to rubble this morning. The 19-story building just outside Rochester was built in 1973 and has been used as a nursing facility. But the small elevators made it to difficult for nursing staff to care for over 200 residences. So they decided to bring it down and then start again. All right, coming up at 2:00 Eastern hour today, a new study has some encouraging news about reducing your chances of getting pancreatic cancer. Also at 2:00, you may be paying thousands of dollars in 401(k) fees. More on a new law that will disclose the numbers and hopefully save you some money. Coming up at 3:00 Eastern time, some new travel apps that can make your vacations a lot easier and a lot more affordable. I'm Fredricka Whitfield. "YOUR MONEY" starts right now.
Navy To Christen Ship To Honor Flight 93; Jesse Jackson Jr. at Mayo Clinic