. >> reporter: the car plowed right through the crime scene and ran over three book kell sending the bikes flying through the air as the car sped off. >> no swerving, no braking going approximately 60 and the officers flashed their lights into the car to try to get the person's attention. >> no respect here for nobody no more. no pre inspect for nobody. >> reporter: no officers were injured but several police bikes were seriously damaged. police and people in this commune juniata neighborhood couldn't believe this happen. >> people are crazy down here. every day you see something different. crazy down her does we're operaf this was intent given the person didn't stuff the police presence that was there. >> reporter: investigators searched the area for the car and driver visited several businesses looking for surveillance video of the ca car car and driver speeding away. >> come in and tell us what happened. maybe they were slightly distracted whom knows. they can clear that up for us. >> police made two arrests in connect with the original carjacking investigation they haven't found

see you tomorrow, kell >>> thank you, bill.se kids which are incredible welcome to "closing bell," everybody. i'm kelly evans. here's how we're fir inning up the day on wall street the dow with a gain of only 16 points a big change at the opening eke out 2 is,411 the s&p 500 up less than a point. we'll keep an eye on everything to make sure it doesn't shake out differently will the russell 2000 small caps up a little less than two points to 1416 and the nasdaq composite shedding more than a quarter percent today ending at 6247 and the transports, by the way, up a nice 53 points oil moved higher but fell below 43 bucks and that took wind out of the market earlier today. we're expecting the congressional budget office's revised score of the health care bill bringing that to you as soon as it comes out joining me on the panel, cnbc senior market men tator michael santoli and sara hunt and joining us is managing and portfolio director at smee capital management a lot of news for this market to digest and a lot of stories we need to

kell >> shares up 2.5%.k to our guests mohamed, were you about to say something? >> i think mike made a very important point which is if you look at the corporate bond market and high yield, an absolute sense, it seems very expensive and in relative sense it doesn't, and that's what has attracted people now, why should you worry? because while the central banks may focus on particular market segments, they only have one great pedal so when they press one brake pedal or accelerate less, it has an impact on markets as a whole, so he's right it's not all markets that are ridiculous but only one brake pedal when it comes to the central bank. >> meantime, michael, does the latest from kb home fit into this at all, this idea, you know, that we've talked about how the stock market is doing and home prices rising as well. >> yeah. >> you know, is this going to be a replay of the last cycle where asset prices are rising and inflation isn't and the fed has to figure out what to do. >> i think housing is the one area t

kell keller. >> reporter: i am blend into the crowd, and see if you can figure out where i am?> it's a where's waldo situation. warriors are here and big crowd and we are all standing and facing toward the stage here. check out the stage they have here. yeah, it's going to let loud here. never tell warriors fans to say warriors, or it's going to be really, really loud. everybody is excited and they showed up really, really early for the rally, because they have to get here and once it's to capacity they will not let anybody in. >> i knew it was going to be past. last year was half a million people and i knew i had to get up early otherwise i would not have gotten a spot. >> i'm a true fan. love the warriors. brought my family to enjoy the championship winnings. >> reporter: i'm going to have help from the fans here because they are going to do their best impersonation of warriors's super fan e-40. if you can bring it in you will get a yep. sun green, hats, warriors and your blue and gold. >> yep. >> you have bag restrictions here. no bags larger than 16 x >> nope. >> signs and

phil ly, 1-0 seattle until kell, his first homer as a philly. that's a two-run shot.he phillies are up 2-1. that didn't last long. fourth inning, sooe gar, solo shot. later in the inning, danny valencia is going to go deep with a solo shot of his own. fifth inning, you get the gist of this. cano, ohno. into the solo act himself. right now phillies trail, 4-3 in the eighth inning. i'm john clark. back to you, jim. >> carson needs to do his own ted talk. >> yeah, that's a good idea. i like it. >> see you at 11:00, john. >>> coming up tonight at 11:00, new video just in showing the moment a driver smashes a u-haul truck through a philadelphia brewery. we speak to witnesses who saw this go down. that's tonight at 11:00. it's time that we bring addicand into the light.kness to everyone struggling in silence - addicts, family, friends - you are not alone. it's time we lift each other up, reach out, say something. addiction is a disease. don't suffer. don't wait. help is within reach. call 844 reach nj or go to reachnj.gov the road to recovery starts now. >>> here comes the

. >> kell? >> thank you guys. >> 30 minutes to go until the close.down 127 points right now and we continue to add a few as we go along the s&p is up 18 and the transports are up 151 and the dollar is higher by half a point. nasdaq up 77 and russell up 10 up next, new polling data on president trump's plan to privatize the nation's infrastructure and the federal aviation administration. some of the results of that may surprise you. >>> and can $5 rotisserie chicken save a big box retailer from an emboldened amazon? this story is making me hungry we'll be right back. [pony neighing] what? hey gary. oh. what's with the dog-sized horse? i'm crazy stressed trying to figure out this complex trade so i brought in my comfort pony, warren, to help me deal. isn't that right warren? well, you could get support from thinkorswim's in-app chat. it lets you chat and share your screen directly with a live person right from the app, so you don't need a comfort pony. oh, so what about my motivational meerkat? in-app chat on thinkorswim. only at td ameritrade. >>> we

time he met former national security adviser michael flynn in that exclusive interview with megyn kell and an intriguing new study tonight that shows how ipads and other devices can actually help cancer patients live longer when we see you in just a few minutes from now on "nbc nightly news." >> looking forward to it. and we'll be right back. donald tmeet phil murphy,by former goldman sachs bankers. another wall street banker running for governor, whose firm helped trigger the financial meltdown that put millions out of work and out of their homes. murphy's trying to buy the election, paying off new jersey bosses. my name's john wisniewski, and i'm running for governor of new jersey. john wisniewski, the son of a millwright, who uncovered the bridgegate scandal and exposed chris christie's corruption. the choice -- insider wall street politics or main street, new jersey, values. >>> glenn's back with an interesting ten-day forecast. >> yeah, very unusual, too. now we may not see the sun or at least some of you until at least friday, first of all. tomorrow is not all that cold, but we d

. >> reporter: kell said inaction is not a possible.ew rules come as the transportation security administration and american airlines test a three dimensional screener complete with a spinning x-ray camera that gives officers a clearer look inside carry on bags at the sky harbor international airport in phoenix, arizona. at boston's logan airport jetblue is testing racial recognition. it's a glimpse into a faster future. >> it's so much simpler. you don't have to carry your boarding pass. you doyou don't have to hold ona passport. >> reporter: the former acting head of u.s. customs and border protection at the department of homeland security jason hearne says there's no single solution but the technology is helpful. >> some of these things will be able to identify the identity of individuals more than just the by graphic information that's just found on travel documents. >> reporter: these efforts are about finding a balance between a good customer experience a the all important element of security. in boston, molly line, fox news. >> j

thousands of fans young and old turned out to witness the supreme court kell in the shy. west shot to fame in the '60 -- sky -- the spectacle in the sky. west shot to fame in the '60s. he died over the weekend at age 88. >>> now a story of a mama bear and her cubs that almost had a very sad ending. instead we are happy to report tonight they are settling into their new home at the oakland zoo. kpix5's john ramos shows us. >> reporter: when the oakland zoo's new california trail opens, it will include animals that once roamed the state's hillsides like wolves and grizzly bears, but some of the state's residents just arrived and how they got here is the story. >> this bear had three cubs and she didn't something she shouldn't do and went into somebody's home and was aggressive in somebody's house. >> reporter: it happened in the hills above bakersfield. when the homeowner tried to shoo the bears out, the mother bear swiped at her causing a light injury. normally the bear would have to be youth 9/11ed and because they mimic -- euthanized and because they mimic behavior, the

it tike years to be accept but you talk to any young kell biologist today and mention leonard and they will they of the limit about 50 cell divisions that cells will go through before they die if they are normal cells in lab dishes. well, immediately when the paper was published there was a tremendous interest. they wanted to do experiments on the normal biology of aging. the nih was equally interested in the cells because they wanted to fund scientists to look into the cells but there was a freezer failure and all thereof cells he derived had died by mistake. what was he going to do the nih fund him to start deal including fetal cell lines. a lot of money came from the nih under this contract to lean leonard. ... >> those harbored silent by the late 1950s tens of millions of children in this country has been vaccinated with the salt vaccine and silent monkey viruses were in the vaccine up to 30 million children were exposed to -- monkey kids monkey viruses that had penetrated the vaccine. that it was thought to have been killed from formaldehyde and seem perfectly healthy so they did

. >>> we've been falling mar kell since top pick in the nba draft. news 4 carol maloney is live at the draft in brooklyn where dreams are about to come true. what a night, carol. >> what a night, a special night for so many in the dmb. right after -- coach mike jones who has been here before. he's such a veteran. he doesn't need to wear his credentials around like i do. this will be his third trip to the green room. for all the picks that you've seen come through, you've never had go number one over all. how do you think he feels. >> he's probably a little nervous. i think it's a sense of he's worked really hard for this, dreamed about it his whole life and it's actually going to happen tonight. he deserves it. >> this is the coach that worked with him and got him to propel himself to greatness in high school. but know you're shaking your head because everyone is talking about, you got cut varsity as a sophomore, what did that do to him. >> he's just a hard worker. he's the one that took the disappointment of that and turned it into motivation to pus

. >> reporter: far kell fultz is the nba's number one draft pick. i'll have wewe got the keys!o our new house! ahhh! wooo! this is exciting we've got our own house! yeah! i'm sorry do you like it here maddie? i love you. i love you too. announcer: welcome to the future of health care. it's a future where health outcomes are valued over volume. a future where out of pocket expenses are capped. and medicare coverage comes with more benefits, like dental and vision. when will this future arrive? americans who rely on the public-private partnership of medicare advantage. medicare advantage.leading the way. >>> "news4 today" begins with breaking news. >>> breaking news right now. a train -- a chain reaction crash. cars going up in flames. a deadly accident on one of our busiest routes into d.c. >> as the rain picks up this morning in our area, we're already seeing the backups stretch well into maryland. a mess of a morning commute. >> we have live team coverage from the scene. the impact on traffic that continues to worsen by the hour. we want to get up to the minute d

. >> i feel like that is the job of journalism and what -- put sure meghan kell i'll haven't seen theat she went point and counter point. how can you say this or wha whatever. >> she wa wanted someone controversial in order to make waves. >> nbc i believe had to give the okay. it's not like she can just say this is what we're doing. >> but we've had editorial discussions in our own meeting when we're talking about having different guests on our show and we're look why would we even give that person airtime. >> a platform. >> i tollly agree. >> i totally agree. but i guess i'm just saying it seems like she's being the scapegoat in this incident if i'm nbc i would come out and say we were the ones, yes, perhaps we talked about knit meeting but it does not happen in a vacuum. >> the word was she came on board nbc gave her lot of leeway to pick her team torque pick the stories she's doing, we're going to let her go she's meghan kell and comes with a lot of journalistic chops. i have to say she probably had a big hand in this. and probably thought on this. controversy sells. but now it's b

yn kell one with russia's vladimir putin about russia's interference in last year's election. you'll see it will one on opart the interview next. >> we'll track the forecast out neighborhood by neighborhood. here's a view of the cloudiness that will soon be gone. >>> all right. here's a live camera view. this is at cape may marina. gray skies out there, some passing showers. looks like a horrible weekend on tap. but it isn't. it's actually a pretty good weekend that we've got. we need this rain to clear. right now the showers are kind of shattered over the lehigh valley, clipping bucks county and mercer county and on into parts of south jersey, as well. this will be moving out by your afternoon hours, so let's take a look at the planner here. in philly, cloudy still at 10:00 a.m., some showers still passing, mid-60s, but mid-70s and sunshine by your afternoon. same deal, 72 at 6:00 in the suburbs and that's the same forecast for the lehigh valley and berks county. but there's that pesky rain through the morning hours. in delaware, 66, dry but cloudy. there's the sunshine in th

>> reporter: you know, kell, we didn't get to see the president flying a drone today but we did get to put it the that way was shown one of the industrial jones that they use for mapping and agricultural settings, and he seemed to like that look, this was the president today sort of in his element this is what he likes to do. he likes to back slap and glad hand with a lot of the biggest names in business and talk about jobs and economy and economic growth in this country here's a snippet of sort of his interactions with a lot of big-name ceos starting with ge's jeff immelt. >> jeff, congratulations, on a great career. >> thank you very much. >> a great career. i was sad to hear it in one way and another way i said, boy, what a good job. steve, really great to have you here, by the way you've done a good job you got a hell of a lot of money for that sale. i don't think you were ever given enough credit for the deal that you did for your shareholders. >> randall, the job that you've done at at&t like two companies you've start and then it was made very different by government and now her

i would suspect we will get some new information at that point, kell >> thank you. >> he mentioned we going to hear from the president in 15 minutes time and then paul ryan this morning as we try to figure out how much to read into the agenda and the rest of the schedule on washington, it is a difficult situation now. he said there were several meetings lined up today that now won't be happening i don't know what other response president and congress can have here than try to keep us abreast of what's happening and what they have learned. of course, there is very little we know about the suspect and the motivation behind the shooting but plenty we can infer. >> well, certainly, the house briefing at 11:15, which we don't expect to see cameras at might suggest changes. will we see changes to security protocol jim cramer in the 9:00 a.m. call said it is irresponsible to consider it a one off. there us a good chance it could change capitol hill security in ways that 9/11 changed flying. we'll see if it is that profound >> i would imagine the visibility of congressional leaders is so much

. >> reporter: the car plowed right through the crime scene and ran over three book kell sending the

. >> were you surprised to read in comey's testimony that he did in fact kell the president on three separatecations that the president was not under investigation. >> i don't think that was appropriate for the director to do. if you're telling someone that they are not a target of the investigation, that decision is mailed by the justice department, not by the fbi and this goes to the director overstepping the responsibility of the fbi and intruding on the prerogative of the department of justice, and -- and, you know, i have to say i do have some questions also about the -- the logic and the rationale that i couldn't raise these concerns with the department because the attorney general was going to recuse himself. i don't think any of us knew that until the moment that he announced it. clearly the president didn't know that, so i'm not sure that the director could say that with such certitude, but there was an acting person in that role who the director could have gone to, and the fact that there may have been an expectation that he wouldn't be there until february is not a compell

. >> chairman rice and heard, ranking members larson and kelling and members of the subcommittee, thank you for this opportunity to discuss the centers for medicare and medicaid services work to safeguard the personally identifiable information of the beneficiaries whom we serve including our ongoing work to eliminate use of the social security number on medicare cards. this effort is important step in protecting beneficiaries from becoming victims of identity theft. one of the fastest growing times in the country and as we all know identity theft can disrupt lives, damage credit ratings and result in inaccuracies and medical records. offense to congressional leadership and in the tickler chairman johnson and members of the ways and means committee and based on the recommendations of our colleagues from the government accountability office cms will eliminate the social security number -based identifier on medicare cards by april, 2019, as congress directed us as part of the medicare access and reauthorization act of 2015. we very much appreciate congress providing us with the resources

to host a gala tomorrow night for gun violence prevention for the group sandy hook that group and kellr happen. ♪ >> coming up on 8:05 now the wave continues. >> the heat wave. >> the heave wave. >> yeah. >> the wave of heat. >> did that throw you?, day four in the 99. >> i was thinking like a water wave. >> oh, it would be nice today. >> right? >> perfect today. >> heat index unfortunately right back near 100 later today. with an actual air temperature expected right back in the mid 90s so one more day of sweating and then we should get little relieve by tomorrow an lot better by thursday and friday. all right. up to 78 now at reagan national. 8:00 o'clock in the morning already flirting with 80 in baltimore. bwi marshall 79 degrees. dulles 77. so warm start to your day. overnight lows best i can tell we're in the mid 70s. and we will top out in the mid 90s later today. quiet out there at the moment. lots of sunshine. and we should be right up near 90 degrees by 12 noon. little better chance this afternoon that we'll fire up a shower or stray so you may want to take your umbrell land

kell rin vin, hope you have a fantastic day today. it's friday.out. live picture out there. they keep getting better and better looking back across there looking at rosslyn, something like that. beautiful seven day forecast. 84 today. 82 tomorrow. few showers and thunderstorms on a hot sunday up to about 87 degrees. >> all right. >> should be lots of sunshine this weekend. >> that's it. >> that's it for you. we've got good day coming up. >> thanks, gary. >> nine to ten. >> see you old other side of the break. ♪ eak. ♪♪ fios built its 100% fiber optic network because we knew that everyone would need faster internet. nnection. it delivers amazing new download speeds up to 940 megs. that's 20x faster and more powerful than most people have. yes, 20 times. and the really incredible part, is that it's $79.99 a month. and what's even more incredible, is we included tv, hbo and multi-room dvr service, still for $79.99 a month online for one year and only $5 more per month for the second year. get fios gigabit connection for $79.99 with tv, hbo for 1 year

. >> reporter: still today three other americans are being kelled by north korea.il for kim hak-song, a professor, detained in may accused of hostile acts and kim dong-chul, a businessman, serving ten years accused of espionage. >> the north koreans should release the other three americans under detention as a gesture of good will and contrition. >> reporter: in another touching moment at the vigil this week. warmbier's girlfriend mentioned the three detainees still in north korea and asked the crowd not to forget them. nbc learned two state department officials will attend the funeral today. one diplomat joseph eun who helped with his release. >>> back to al, who is following tropical storm cindy and the heat out west. >> it will barely break heading into the weekend. 40 million people from california into the southwest, i should say 27 are under some sort of heat warning through sunday. that dome of high pressure still hanging in there. the extreme heat continues good, going into the weekend. we are looking at records very close in roswell, winslow, to redding wi

so what i kell tell you is just what you said, and that is that the budget reflects the payment of the csr payments through 2018. >> so does that answer mean if the court case went in the favor of the administration, that basically those subsidies would be cut? >> what i can tell you, and again, i'd like to be able to share more, but as the defendant in the case, i'm not able to do so. but i can tell you that the budget reflects csr payments through 2018. >> and unfortunate dilemma, mr. chairman, that because of the uncertainty, it predicts an outcome that the aca, the affordable care act, is in the exchanges which is bringing health insurance to millions and millions of people that otherwise could not afford it, the uncertainty of whether or not those subsidies will be there in the future in fact is undermining the ability ever insurers to be able to project what their premiums are going to be and therefore to proiskt themselves what they are do is being is jacking up premiums which is undercutting the whole reason for having the subsidies in the first place. let me shift to the zika

thing that is absolutely mystify here is the president's utter lack of interest in what mike partner kellbed earlier as an assault on the united states and our system of democracy. the president wasn't asked about it, dismissed it as a hoax, fake news, something he didn't believe was serious. and so for months this has been allowed to fester. we thank goodness finally have, in robert mueller, a special counsel who is going to dig to the bottom of this and answer questions about which the president and attorney general are incurious. that's going to give the country some absences. >> along with jeffrey goldberg we have fbi special agent clint watts and msnbc contributor. also on capitol hill we have national security and legal reporter at the "new york times" charlie savidge and also the finance anchor at yahoo!. from your perspective, you had some choice thoughts about not only sessions testimony but the president's lovely cabinet meeting as it pertains to your parents. i'd love that to be shared with the table a little bit. >> i just said that is one of the main reasons as to why my pare