Apple Watch Sells 7 Million Since April.
CAMEROTA: Time for CNN Money now. Chief business correspondent Christine Romans in the money center. Hey Christine.</s>CHRISTINE ROMANS, CNN CHIEF BUSINESS CORRESPONDENT: Good morning. A couple big stories for you this morning. Goldman Sachs expanding its parental leave policy; the bank offering new fathers four weeks off instead of the previous two-week break, paid. That also applies to partners in same-sex couples. It's part of Wall Street's efforts to keep top talent from fleeing to Silicon Valley. The Apple watch is the company's most successful product debut ever. Look at that. Apple has sold 7 million watches since April. Compare that to 125,000 iPods in its first quarter back in 2001, or 1.1 million iPhones. The watch was the first product Apple released in more than one country on the same day, so that helps account for those bigger numbers, guys.</s>CAMEROTA: Looks good on you.</s>ROMANS: Ha. I tried on a $14,000 one, the rose gold one.</s>CAMEROTA: Oh that looks really good on you.</s>ROMANS: I only had $25 in my pocket so did not pick that one up.</s>CUOMO: You make a $25 watch look like a $14,000 watch.</s>CAMEROTA: Well played.</s>CUOMO: Six months after making the controversial decision to shut down their football program, the University of Alabama Birmingham reversing course, announcing they will play football again. Camerota overjoyed. Andy Scholes has more in this morning's Bleacher Report as Alisyn is pulling out those old jerseys.</s>ANDY SCHOLES, CNN SPORTS CORRESPONDENT: Oh I'm sure, right. Yes, this is great news for fans of UAB football, Chris, but you got to feel bad for all those players that were on that team that was terminated. They all had to transfer and leave UAB to pursue other opportunities. Now the president of the university says the only reason that the program was able to make the comeback is because the school received millions of dollars from individuals and local businesses.</s>RAY WATTS, UAB PRESIDENT: We are moving forward and we are moving forward together. We wouldn't be here and we have never seen this level of support until we made the decisions that we could no longer afford to do it in a responsible way. So this support is new support.</s>SCHOLES: Now UAB will not be able to fill the seem in time for the upcoming season. It's not clear if they will be back in 2016 either, but their athletic director said their goal is to be back on the field as soon as possible. Devon and Leah Still will be honored next month at the Espys with the Jimmy B. Perseverance Award. Leah's pediatric cancer, it's in remission, but she did have a setback last week after having complications with a stem cell transplant. Good news, though, Devon posted this pic yesterday of Leah giving the thumbs up, saying that she is doing better. Chris, definitely good to see, because we all know she has been through quite the battle.</s>CUOMO: Absolutely, an important update. Thank you very much, my man. All right, we have some major fallout after an investigation finds dangerous items were able to get past airport screeners. When you hear how often, you will be shocked. Perhaps the most alarming detail is how many different places they found the same problem. A look at the airports when we come back.