i'm contessa brewer. becky will be back next week. >>> next week, smart home devices do more than control the temperature. they can help keep seniors in their homes longer. each week, keep it right here, we are "on the money." have a great one, we'll see you next wee. ♪ >>> right now on "nbc10 news today," pope francis is celebrating easter mass at the vatican. >>> also this morning, philadelphia police say they are looking at a silver-haired thieved caught on camera, and investigators say she is a repeat offender. >>> and then fizzling hours after the country puts on a show of force. we'll have the latest from asia. nbc10 news starts now. >>>

contessa? >> you showed us the different ways that spring looks in different parts of the country where in some places there are still snow on the ground. what about the kind of house you're selling? does that play at all into when is the best season to sell? >> reporter: absolutely. it's about five, specifically. when you have a large house like this one, you want to list it in the spring. that's when families are out looking because they want to move over the summer. they don't want to disrupt the school year. they won't be looking in the fall. if you have a smaller house, you want a single buyer or a couple without kids. you want to list that house in the fall. >> diana olick, thank you. >>> up next, "on the money," girl scouts have sold cookies for 100 years. this year, 200 million boxes sold brings in $800 million. so where does all of that money go s go? >>> and later, professional drone racing. right. it's a thing. you're going to meet the man behind the fast-paced and >>> this is the 10

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. >>> good evening, everyone, i'm contessa brewer in tonight for sue herera. >> welcome, contesscontessa, we everyone. i'm tyler mathisen. president trump may be moderating some of his views on the economy. he met against today with some of the nation's top big company ceos, something he's been doing just about every week since taking office. so is the president listening to his former big company peers on such topics as trade agreements, tariffs, taxes, and more? and what's he getting out of these get-togethers? here is our report from washington. >> reporter: for the 13th time in 12 weeks, president trump summoned executives to the white house today from a variety of industries, including from ibm, pepsi, the former ge chief jack welch. the forum reconvening to hold detailed discussions on tax reform, infrastructure, and the president's agenda. >> at the top of our agenda is the creation of great high paying jobs for american workers. >> reporter: the assembled ceos at this idea forum represented companies that had less than half their employees in the united states. >> i thought the e

i'm contessa brewer. thank you for watching. >> thanks from me as well, i'm tyler mathisen. we'll see you back here tomorr

good evening, everyone, i'm contessa brewer in for sue herera. >> welcome, everybody, i'm tyler mathisen. it was a short week but a tough one for stocks. second worst week of the year, second weekly slide in a row. the declines were mild early in the session but steepened midday, as the mother of all bombs, the country's largest non-nuclear explosive, was dropped on a suspected isis tunnel complex in afghanistan. the dow and s&p closed at the lowest levels in two months. the dow index lost 138 points. nasdaq was down 31 points. s&p 500 fell nearly 16. for the week, the dow was down nearly 1%. the nasdaq off by more than 1.2%. and the s&p 500 also fell a little more than 1%. the result put the markets back at levels last seen during the beginning of the president's term. >>> now to today's top corporate story. financials. it's report card time for the world's biggest companies, the big banks kicking off earnings season with their results released before the opening bell. first, jp morgan chase beat on both the top and bottom lines. earnings coming in at $1.65 a share and revenue at more t

let's get over to contessa brewer with a news update. >> at least five people were killed in a suicide bombing. the bomber on foot carried out an attack in kabul. three others were wounded in the blast. isis is claiming responsibility for that. security stepped up in front of the stadium in dortman ahead of today's soccer match. he c explosions forced the postponement. they are focused on two islamic extremists. the u.s. has employed the "uss carl vinson" to waters off north korea. anticipations are running high as they believe north korea will have another missile test. >>> accusing new york city of violating his legal rights by allowing the fearless girl statute to be installed in front of it. he is challenging city officials who decided the bronze girl statue could stay until february. he says it changed the creative dynamic of his sculpture. kind of like having women on corporate boards does. i think that's what they had in mind at state street global when they sponsored it. that's our cnbc update for this hour. >> contessa, thank you very much. >>> when we come back, the great wal

. >> the reality for con tes sa is -- contessa is she will never hear her sister's voice again. this day last year was the last time anyone saw nicole alive. their focus now? finding arianna. >> we're doing everything we can to have this little girl home. >> tonight there may be a break in the case. san francisco police say fbi investigators have seized a vehicle that may be connected to nicole's murder and arianna's disappearance. her family says investigators will test the car for possible dna evidence. >> as unfortunate as it is that these are -- these things are happening, it's great news. >> great news in light of a family tragedy. tonight the fitts family candlelight vigil marks the anniversary of the murder and disappearance. >> it's been a very difficult year. >> since arianna went missing the fbi executed several warrants in an effort to find the little girl. the family says investigators focused on arianna's babysitter helena martin. and that she may be the key to bringing arianna home alive. >> i'd hate to think that someone nicole trusted with her child and as a frie

that's the cnbc update. >> it looks gross, contessa.at much extra time to stick the food coloring? >> barista will get cross checked by a hipster. >> good one. >> contessa, thank you. we are off the session lows. the dow down about 40 points. nasdaq down by 0.2 of a point. s&p down by 8.5 points. retail stocks, women's clothing retailer bebe announcing it will close its brick and mortar stores. they are in the midst of trying to reorganize itself, set a plan to close about 12% of its locations. amazon meantime announcing it will create 2,500 full-time jobs in new jersey at three new fu fulfillment centers part of amazon's plan to create 100,000 jobs over 18 months which was announced back in january. >>> not even two years ago macy's was a nearly $70 stock. today it's below $30 and sales are sliding, which makes the job of your next guest all the more difficult. jeff gennette is the new ceo of macy's and is with our courtney reagan for his first ever tv interview. >> reporter: hi there. thank you very much, brian. i am here in beautiful

i'm contessa brewer. no safety in numbers, how scammers can get to your tax returns and the new way they're striking. >> you name it, they'll sell it. >> spring has sprung for most of the country and that might mean it's time to put your house on the market. the best month, week, and even day to list your house. >>> they do a whole lot more than just sell cookies these days, how girl scouts have moved into the 21st century. >>> and the new sport where the best training is playing video games. really. "on the money" starts right now. >> announcer: this is "on the money." your money, your life, your future. >> we beginning with your taxes. if you haven't filed yet, a cyber criminal could beat you to it. they can buy your tax data, file a return in your name and then steal your refund and that's only one way fraud sters are trying to get your money. andrea day has this week's cover story, tax fraud tactics. >> reporter: your w-2 could be for sale on the dark web. ibm took us into the online marketplaces crim

. >> contessa fits is the little girl's aunt and she believes her niece who would not be 3 years old is still alive. police are also optimistic and hope they will be able to crack the case. >> since the year has progressed, we have been able to execute several search warrants, some in the state, some out of state. >> reporter: a $10,000 reward is offered for information or the return of the little girl. and the family has started a website, finding ariana fits.org to help generate leads. >>> new details now in last week's triple shooting that left a bystander dead in san francisco. 24-year-old jonathan santos was let go without charges pending investigation. police would not tell us the details of santos's release. >>> is oak lappland doing enoug protect people from unsafe buildings? that comes after two deadly fires in the last four months. what's next in the city, leslie? >> reporter: there's a lot of talk about the need to red tag or shut down dangerous buildings, but oakland is talking about focusing on what's called blue tagging, that is correcting code violations without displa

. >> contessa fits is the little girl's aunt and she believes her niece who would not be 3 years old is still alive. police are also optimistic and hope they will be able to crack the case. >> since the year has progressed, we have been able to execute several search warrants, some in the state, some out of state. >> reporter: a $10,000 reward is offered for information or the return of the little girl. and the family has started a website, finding ariana fits.org to help generate leads. >>> new details now in last week's triple shooting that left a bystander dead in san francisco. 24-year-old jonathan santos was let go without charges pending investigation. police would not tell us the details of santos's release. >>> is oak lappland doing enoug protect people from unsafe buildings? that comes after two deadly fires in the last four months. what's next in the city, leslie? >> reporter: there's a lot of talk about the need to red tag or shut down dangerous buildings, but oakland is talking about focusing on what's called blue tagging, that is correcting code violations without displa

e*trade >>> i'm contessa brewer. here is your cnbc update. mitch mcconnell says president trump absolutely had the power to launch missiles at syria without congressional approval. and then it sent a clear message. >> i think the message is pretty clear. look, there's no easy solution to syria and the president is not suggesting that this retaliatory strike is going to solve the syrian quagmire. >> volkswagen is trying to win back american customers following its diesel emissions scandal. a warranty on some of its 2018 models will go on sale later this year. vx says the warranty will be the longest in the united states. >>> disneyland paris is se celebrating its 25th anniversary as its iconic characters like mickey mouse, pluto danced and sang in front of visitors as part of a grandpa raid. it opened its doors on april 12, 1991. that's the cnbc news update this hour. back to you, melissa. >> thank you, contessa. >>> a check on the markets. we do have stocks under pressure off the lows. the dow is down almost 100 points at one point. utility c

contessa fitts, nicole's sister: "everyone we knew pretty much showed concerned and would reach out and try to help us figure out what what going on and they never did. these are the people who spent so much time with arianna, spent so much time with nicky. why not once did they ever try to contact us?"claire bonnar, arianna's aunt: "i believe someone wanted arianna for their own. and i believe that once that was revealed, nicole. to silence her she was murdered." san francisco police continue to work on the case. there is a 10-thousand dollar reward for any information leading to an arrest. arianna's family believe she is still alive but could be anywhere.live in san francisco ella sogomonian kron 4 news tonight, a mother is in custody accused of abducting her two daughters...(vo) the c-h-p has now cancelled the amber alert for the two sisters abducted friday afternoon from greenville in plumas county...outside of sacramento. the two girls were found safely today in chico. now in custody is the girls mother... 33-year-old alicia lapp. one of san francisco's performing icons is mourning

time for a cnbc news update, contessa?overnment is introducing legislation to end a nationwide prohibition on recreational marijuana, the largest developed country to do that. adults 18 and older would be able legally to buy and cultivate small amounts of marijuana for personal use. >> if your objective is to protect public health and safety and keep canada to the hands of minors, stop flow of illegal profits to organized crime, then the law as it stands today has been an ab jekject failure. >> two ohio based manufacturing companyings rule some 146,000 garbage disposals. anaheim manufacturing and moen received reports of metal components breaking lose and three reports of parts hitting the customer. it involves three quarter and one horse disposals. 3,000 people showed up for the biggest "star wars" convention. lines wrapped around the orange county convention cementer. some dressed in their favorite characters, all received par tis make medals. okay. i made that last part up. obviously, the people are very enthusiastic ab

. >> let's go to contessa brewer with your cnbc headlines. >>> charles schumer, the senate's top democratto pass a tax overhaul unless president trump releases his tax returns. the new york senator told reporters without the returns there will be lots of second guessing about trump's motives. a robbery in florida and a gun score caught on camera. a blue toyota barrelling through a store in zephyr hills. it backs out, three men rush into the store, smash cases and grab weapons and ammo. the suspects still at large. >>> researchers at johns hopkins say people who have multiple risk factors for heart disease in middle age may also be at risk of alzheimer's disease later in life. they say those people have higher levels of brain proteins linked to the disease 25 years later. how's this for a fun day? queen elizabeth and her husband prince philip opened a special elephant care center at a zoo outside london. the highlight here was the royals feeding the elephants bananas. and watch the elephant, donna, she goes in, grabs the elephant, she says how about more? you got more? what about you? give

thanks, contessa. >> so president trump is all in on tax reform. that may mean ditching the plan that he ran on, however. joining us with the latest on the corporate tax story which is so huge, ylan? >> reporter: the white house is, quote, not committing to any specific time line for getting tax reform done. that sounds different from what mnuchin said when he was on our air in february. >> working behind the scenes carefully, running a lot of numbers and we're taking into account a lot of issues. you're going to see something in the near future. >> reporter: the asosociated press is reporting the white house is completely revamping the plan the president ran on during the campaign. that streamlined individual rates. treasury told me the plans of fundamental principles have not changed. republicans are grappling with some really basic questions like can they get behind a plan that increases the deficit, or would it be okay to have a temporary tax cut instead of a permanent one? with all the discord inside the gop the white house republican leadersh

contessa is optimistic the car could lead to nicole's killer and ariana's abductor as well. >> it gives me hope that it's going to soon, hopefully soon lead to the people who are responsible. >> reporter: nicole called ariana her butterfly. tonight family and friends pinned butterflies to their jackets, the bright bold beautiful colors reminding them of ariana. >> this right here is our hopes and prayers that she gets home safely. >> and there is a $10,000 reward for information leading to ariana's return. eric? >> tiffany, thank you. >>> developing news in antioch. that's where a freeway accident sent more than a dozen people to the hospital. the victims include seven children. at least four people suffered very serious injuries along westbound highway 4. three badly injured children had to be flown by helicopter to trauma centers in oakland and sacramento. >> with the incident being spread out on highway 4 we had all of our resources on the highway. we could quickly triage and transport those patients from the ambulance to the helicopter. it was the quickest method to get them to the

hi, contessa. >> reporter: hi there. here is what is happening. the u.n.ncy for children says the boko haram has increased the use of children as suicide bombers. 27 children have been used in suicide attacks in four african countries by the islamist group in the first three months of this year. almost all of them were girls. >>> the wife of the gunman in the pulse nightclub massacre in orlando has pled not guilty to charges of aiding and abetting her husband and obstruction of justice. noor salman appeared before a judge in federal court. new york city's ban on trans fat in restaurants may be working according to a new study from yale university. it says there's been a larger drop in hospitalization for heart attack and stroke in areas that restrict the use of trans fatty acids. >>> and this is a really stunning break in the case. you tie your shoes as firmly as possible and soon they come undone. why? california berkley scientists think they have figured it out. they found the force of a foot striking the ground stretches and then relaxes the knot while

let's go to contessa brewer with the latest headlines. >>> syria's leader is accusing terrorists of workingith the united states for the chemical attack in his country. bashar al assad sat down for his first interview since the chemical attack and he flat-out denied any responsibility. >> there was no order to make any attack. we don't have any chemical weapons. we gave up our arsenal two years ago. even if we have them, we wouldn't use them and we have never used our chemical arsenal in our history. >> health inspectors found multiple violations at a restaurant inside president trump's mar-a-lago resort just days before the president hosted the prime minister of japan there. the inspection found three high priority violations involving the storing of meat and fish. the report indicates corrective action was taken. >>> las vegas is turning to vending machines that dispense clean needles and other iv equipment. they hope it increases the safety of iv drug users. that's the cnbc news update at this hour. let's get over to melissa lee. >> thank you very much. we've got a big show at the top of

. >>> i'm contessa brewer.uring an appearance at a museum forum on the president and the press, white house spokesman sean spicer apologized once again for saying adolph hitler didn't use chemical weapons. >> i made a mistake. there's no other way to say it. i got into a topic that i shouldn't have, and i screwed up. i mean, you -- you know, and i hope people understand that we all make mistakes. >> a former president of iran says he's running for president again, even though iran supreme leader recommended me stay out of the race. he's back. arriving to present his application for election with a number of cheering supporters. >>> hud secretary ben carson and his wife got stuck in an elevator of a public housing complex in miami this morning. rescue crews managed to get them out. carson is in town for two days of meetings, including one with former miami heat basketball star alonzo morning who was waiting and waiting and waiting for the cabinet secretary. that's the cnbc news update at this hour. fwook you for

>> it's time for a cnbc news update with contessa. >> seven people confirmed dead from a parking garageunder construction. ten other workers injured when the structure collapsed overnight. the accident reportedly caused by mistakes in the building process. >>> thousands of students demonstrate in the streets of chile to protest a university reform bill. some protesters threw rocks. police responded with water cannons and tear gas. charles oakley in court stemming from a scuffle in february. he was arrested because he refused to leave the building. oakley was unrepenitent. >> next thing you know, dragged out of the garden. should have seen it. 20,000 people, million people on tv, so -- >> sources said at the time he was hassling the new owner, but says he did not do that and had nothing to do with it and nothing wrong, as you can see. that's the update at this hour. >> a tough player when he was the knicks, the enforcer. has not changed a bit. other than the hair. thank you. see you later. >> 30 minutes left in the trading session, dow down 41 points, united ceo issuing a new apology and

. >>> contessa brewer with an update. >>> secretary of state rex tillerson arrived in russia after wrappingters meeting in italy. he says russia was complicit or incompetent regarding syria's chemical attack and insisted the distinction doesn't matter much to the dead. >>> fighting continues between iraqi forces and isis militants in western ma sul with iraq 'artillery and coalition aircraft targeting militants. lot of civilians were seen trying to leave the area amid gunfire and explosions. >>> traffic problems for thousands of commuters in atlanta. tractor trailer truck carrying diesel fuel overturned on i-285 early this morning. about 7,500 gallons of diesel spilled. it shut down traffic in both directions. atlanta just can't catch a break. >>> and more bad news for struggling restaurants here, consumers are opting to save their money rather than dine out. that's according to a recent survey by consulting firm alex partners. those polled say they plan to eat out less, in fact by as much as 13% over the next year. that's our cnbc news update for this hour. carl back to you. >> thank you v

. >>> this feels weird, but time now for a cnbc news update, but this time with contessa. >> i was goinges if felt like worlds collided. here's what's happening now. the man accused of going on last week's racially motivated shooting rampage in fresno faced the judge today. 39-year-old is accused of killing three people. the judge ordered him to undergo mental evaluation and bail is set at about $2 million. a massachusetts judge issued an order today to preserve evidence in aaron hernandez's prison suicide. the former nfl star's familiments an investigation into the circumstances of the death. hernandez was serving a life term for a 2013 killing. wednesday, he was found hanging in his cell. >> working to get electricity restored in san francisco within the next half hour or so after a substation fire knocked out power to 95,000 customers. that happened shortly after 9:00 a.m. local time. >>> and barack obama's post-presidential vacation is winding down. he'll hold first public event since wrapping up eight years in office speaking at a town hall style event with university of chicago stu

. >>> i'm contessa brewer.x tillerson is meeting with russian foreign minister lavrov amid rising tensions between the two countries. washington and moscow have traded sharp accusations about the chemical weapons attack in syria. >> our meetings today come at an important moment in the relationship so that we can further clarify areas of common objectives, areas of common interests. even when our tactical approaches may be different. >> republican ron estes won a special house election to replace mike pompeo who left kansas to become cia director. the margin of victory though, 52-46%, much narrower than expected. president trump tweeted out it was a great win up. >>> melania trump is accepting an apology and $2.9 million in damage from the publisher of the daily mail newspaper for reporting rumors about her time as a model. they retracted the statement that she provided services beyond simply modeling. that is our cnbc news update. carl, back to you. >> thank you. >>> the debate over tax reform shows no signs o

let's a get to contessa brewer for the news update. >> here's what's happening right now.ton the uber driver who was accused of opening fire on eight people at three locations in the kalamazoo area in february of 2016 was back in court this morning for an evidentiary hearing. he faces 16 criminal counts in the shooting rampage including six counts of murder. >>> the national park service says it's getting close to making a final decision on the jefferson memorial. last august they announced they were testing several different cleaning solutions for it. >>> type i and type ii diabetes are rising sharply among kids and teens in the united states according to the cdc. the former increasing by about 2% each year from 2002 to 2012 in teens and increased nearly 5% each year. >>> a pair of ripe mangoes fetched $3,600 at the first auction of the season in japan. about 1500 cases of the pears and triplets were auctioned off. they're prized for the high sugar content. but maybe the people who buy them have more money than sense. >> that's a lot for a mango, wow. >> i mean i like the

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