eric chemi is back with those. >> this one i don't like to talk about.on't like pumpkin ihop partnering with a new br prurprur brewery for ihops, it has pancake batter in it maybe we'll move on from that one. i wish some viewers out there, any pumpkin loving viewers out there, tell us why you like pumpkins they're good for throwing -- >> jack-o'-lanterns. >> at brian's house. >> or riding around on top of your head flaming on a horse through the fog. >> we'll move on one of the world's most recognizable sports venues is changing hands england's football stadium agreed to sell wembley stadium for 8$800 million it will be sold to the owner of the jacksonville jaguars and the fulham football club >> does this mean the jaguars are moving to london >> i know from people inside the nfl that the league and the team, they both wanted to make this thing happen. they both want it to be the london jaguars >> they do >> the league and the team want it to happen, but then you have to figure out the international stuff. the players would probably train in new york or

eric chemi joins us now. what happened there?> the retailer's stock falling as much as 15% in extended hours. u.s. consumers may be spending again but bed bath & beyond is struggling to get them into stores or giving out too many of those coupons. the company's second quarter earnings and revenue missing forecasts, same-store sales fell for a sixth straight quarter, down 0.6%. analysts had been looking for an increase of 0.3% the company also cutting its full-year guidance to the lower end of the previous range. bed bath & beyond has been trying to boost foot traffic in stores and increasing presence online the ceo said improve is needed in e-commerce but in-store promotions will be key to maintaining customer loyalty and stiff competition from the likes of amazon. we know they're opening their own store. shares of bed bath & beyond are down about 28% this year >> it is not a good year one of the weakest if not the weakest major retail stocks this year in america. many others have done great. we'll see you in a few minutes >>> sh

eric chemi, we're just getting started. >> it's 0-0 right now.rica first >> 3-1 america is leading europe right now. they just in the last few minutes, last few holes come back to take that lead it was 2-1, europe was leading but the americans have roared back just during the time of your show >> that's it. >> that's what's going on now. france, not a big golf country >> no. >> they're trying to change the brand. >> all right let's talk about football. nfl last night, thursday night game, rams/vikings >> rams 4-0 now. this was an amazon prime streaming game in addition to the fox broadcast. so what's going on from a corporate point of view, amazon bought the rights to show this on prime spent a lot of money you can watch the typical fox nfl broadcast, but there's all these extra streams. you can watch a uk version, a spanish version. >> a version only in emoji >> there was an all-female booth. that was brand-new last night. >> is there any proof this is working, all that stuff. i know ratings have been good. >> football this year down only about

eric chemi is back with us the death of pro football has been greatly exaggerated >> that's true thelan to change the game they're trying to cut down on the big hits there were several roughing the passer penalties last night. they're trying to stress more offense. you didn't mention roethlisberger had 350 yards, but ryan fitzpatrick had over 400 yards. fans want to see quarterbacks do well we have seen a record number of penalties throughout this season for hitting them fitzpatrick is setting some all-time passing records patrick mahomes is setting an all-time record for passing touchdowns so big contracts going out all this means ratings are starting to come back up >> we are americans. we want it to be 62-58 >> right four russing the passer penalties. jason pierre-paul, he tapped roethlisberger it is this body weight thing they almost want -- as i tweeted out last night, the body in motion tends to stay in motion i wonder if fans will get annoyed by these roughing penalties. >> they want to keep the pace of play going if they're hoping after a few weeks the defense will get the me

. >> good morning, i'm eric chemi at cnbc headquaters. new see, snap, buy. they're testing a new feature to let them buy items from amazon. you take a picture and it brings it up showing price and availability. you'll be sent to the website to purchase it. it's currently available to a small number ofth users i united states. with your cnbc morning business report. i'm eric chemi. >> still ahead, a resident of a local retirement community diagnosed with legoinnaires disease. where it happened and what's being done. >> plus we're working for you. why some improvements to your home could lower the cost of your insurance. stay with us. we'll be right back. >>>ews 4 today begins with breaking news. >> that breaking news, a violent fewth days i district continued overnight. this is a live look on eastern avenue. news 4 learned a man has been sh at a gas station there. investigators are still on the scene working to figure outt exactly whappened. coming up on 6:00 a.m. right now. good morning, everybody. >> we have a live report from the shooting inscene. just a f

i'm eric chemi at cnbc. wall street is set to open slightly higher this morning after stocks sell yesterday. the markets turned lower after the fed raised interest rates for the third time this year. and looking to hike them again in december, three times next year. fed chair jay powell says the u.s. economy is strong and growth is healthy. bank stocks led the decline. today's watch list, unemployment, durable goods and second quarter gdp. the dow fell 106 points. the nasdaq slipping 17 to 7990. >>> amazon is opening a physical story in new york city today that will sell toys, home goods and other products that have at least a four-star rating on its website. customers will be able to try out echo speakers, kindle and other amazon devices. this is the company's latest push into the turf of rivals like target, which have been courting urban shoppers with new smaller format stores. >>> mcdonald's says most of its burgers, including the quarter pounder and big mac, are free of artificial preservatives and flavo

i'm eric chemi at cnbc global headquarters. here are today's top business headlines. wall street is pointed towards a positive open today. the dow erased early gains yesterday though following some tough trade talk from president trump and other administration officials. analysts say that could mean it ul process to resolve trade disputes with china and other countries. on today's watch list aonew hom up a two-day meeting and it is widely expected to raise interest rates again. the dow yesterday falling 69 points to 26492 and the nasdaq rose 14 to 8007. delta restored all its systems after technical issues forced it to ground flights that hadn't taken off tuesday evening. it's unclear how many flights were affected but delta says there were no cancellations and no planes were diverted. delta says the impact on this modern's schedule should be minimal. uber is maneuvering so it diplomat get developing a globa security center. they were succedogged by false s of price gouging following the paris years ago. >> good thinking ahead. a lot of people are used to using it. th

eric chemy has more from the city of brotherly love. ♪ ♪ >>> it's a new season for the nfl, and beforeamthe league is already battling a barrage of attacks to its sport. in two years tv ratings have declin 17% and experts are afraid it might get worse in 2018, the national anthem saga has gone well beyond the football field with controversial quarterback colin kaepernick becoming the face of nike. player safety continues to hang a cloudver the league and a new move desucned to rede njuries have caused more confusion among players, referees and cches. despite the negatives, weak executives remain optimistic. >> i actually am very bullish on the nfl and i think our best days are ahead of us. if you think that business fundamentals, whether you measure that by revenue growth or whether you measure that by fan growth or television ratings, it is still heads and tails above anything else you could get in the media world, and i think that's a strong characteristic. >> another area the league is looking at,h the grof legalized sports gambling as a way to increase fan engagement, up revenues and

we get the details from cnbc's world headquarters, eric chemi, good morning. >> reporter: wall streetower after the u.s. and china imposed a fresh round of tariffs on each other's imports. a tariff on $200 billion worth of chinese goods, including modems, routers, seafood and tobacco. it's kind of a random list, actually. china realitying with tariffs on $60 billion worth of u.s. products, including coffee and airplanes. economists warn a long, drawn-out trade deal could hurt global growth. >>> now that comcast has outbid fox for sky, the future is turning to hulu. sources say comcast is willing to sell its 30% stake to disney. hulu is currently owned by comcast, disney, fox, andey dea to buy fox's mov on. you've got to keep up every day. it changes a little bit. >>> finally, airline passengers could get a break from ever shrinking legroom.ngss is expec legislation this week that would require the faa to set new minimum requirements for seat width and legroom. the measure would also prohibit airlines from bumping passengers who have already boarded a flight. however, the legislation d

with your nicnbc m business report, i'm eric chemi. >> so how much would you pay for a pair of shoes? about 5 grand. >> i wish. >> a price tag of $17 million on a pair of diamond studded heels. they have been billed as the f rld's most expensive pair shoes. they're made of golden leather decorated more than 100 carats of the smallest diamonds. they're on display on the top floor of a high-rise hotelov th looks the persian gulf. they're confident those shoes will find a buyer. >> wouldn't you want to make a necklace out of it? maybe a bracelet? multiple pieces of jewelry? rather than putting it on your feet? >> coming on news 4 today, we continue our coverage of the kavanaugh hearings and what wil happnext. >> we're also working for you checking out the grocery delivery services. are they really worth your time and money? > plus, flu season is on t way, whether you're ready or not. new warnings this morning from govefficials about how you need to get prepared. we'll be right back. time is 5:56. >>> that breaking news, overnight storms caused a mess on the roads and there is a possibili

. >>> good morning, i'm eric chemi at cnbc headqu'ters. dunks dropping the donuts from its name.ove is a part of the chain's increased focus on beverages which account for 60% of the sales. coffee the overwhelming majority of that. starting in january dunkin''s advertising, other public messages will use the name dunkin' and the stores will be remodeled. they say donuts willemn a significant staple. l 3 million donuts and donut holes each year. >>> well, we have a severe storm threat as we go through the itafternoon. these yellow shaded areas that you're looking at. also a look ahead to a much nicer weekend. >>> and brand-new problem on 270. sounds like all lanes are block thhere. southbound at h >>> you're watching "news 4 today." >>. >>> 15 before the hour and we now know who will be asking the questions tomorrow for republicans, a california professor tells the senate judiciary committee how supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh attacked her. >>> news 4's angie goff is in the newsroom today. what else do we know about the prosecutor? >> we know her name is rachael mitchell. sh

with your cnbc morning business, repo'm eric chemi. >> i'm storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell.ther day, starting out with clouds and rain chances pretty high. temperatures areay higher t than yesterday though. we're already close t 70 degrees. make sure that you have your jeans and umbrellaen and rain boots this morning. another f coming because of a higher rain chance. your 10-day forecast is coming >> big delays on 95 in virginia. >> big delays on 95 in virginia. kaine: my dad ran an ironworking shop. i learned hard work and a trade from him and his workers then i went to honduras as a missionary and taught k ws to be carpenters aders. our economy works best when everyone has a skill, like shipbuilding. thatnd why i created careerechnical academies across virginia and passed a law to expand job training foroung people. ai'm tim kaine, and i approve this message. here in virgin, we have to build an economy that works for all. w i put criminals in prison during the day i'm jennifton, and as a prosecutor, and changed diapers at night. later, when i had a law practice, i voluntee

. >>> good morning, i'm eric chemi at cnbc.he losing name donuts.fee the overwhelming majority of that. starting in january dunkin''s advertising, packaging will use the name dunkin' and t stores will be remodeled. the company says donuts will remain a significantart of the business. with your cnbc morning business report, i'm eric em >> eric, thank you. >>> you'll soon have two new ways to get your chocolatefix. >> thanks to mcclain based mars, inc., the owner of m&ms announced it's adding two new products. coming in april, helnut m&ms. it has a nutella like filling. >> i will definitely try that. >> chocolate bars are rolling out in time for the winter holidays. they will have mini m&ms in them. >> those would make good stocng stuffers. >>> a heroic rescue while cameras are rolling. fiery crash trapped people inside a jeep. details and the quick thinking a witnessook that kept them alive. >>> working for you. rainy september may mean flooded basements. what you cano in your home to d >>> the stage is set and this player. word of a new what we now

. >> good morning, i'm eric chemi. the sec is suing elon musk for fraud. in a tweet las month heaid he was considering taking tesla private and had secured funding. but he lead investors to believe he had noted sec funding from any source. the sec is also seeking to remo him as ceo and ban him from being an executive at any public company. in a statement h said it's unjustified. tesla stock fell morehan 13% on the news in after hours trading. that anslates into a $9 billion loss in market value and $1 billion loss for muscling himself. >> as you step out this morning, you don't need the umbrella anymore. a lot of ponding on the roads and still flood warnings out there. your forecast is coming up. >> on the end of the beltway in montgomery county from river road and 355 and connecticut enue there's a jackknifed tractor-trailer at the inner loop at 355. the right side of the road getting by the clean >> leave yourself extra time this morning. you have a look at the back up. the issue a tractor-trailer overturned along the inner loop. we'll have complete cove

>> welcome back a new ad featuring colin kaepernick is set to run during the first game tonight eric chemi me. >> the eagles and falcons kickoff the nfl season on nbc tonight. you're going to see that nike ad, controversial, features colin kaepernick who hasn't played in the league in almost two years now because of his national anthem stance, kneeling during the anthem. he hasn't played he is at the forefront of the ad campaign that's one of the headaches the nfl is trying to get away from over the off season, the league and players couldn't come to an agreement. we'll have to see what happens are there players with some protest, not kneeling, putting up a fist, who knows people are watching that another thing to watch for, this season falls during midterm elections, the first elections since president trump took office i think we all know the republicans are using this topic, national anthem topic, to drive a wedge between their voters and those not voting. a topic the nfl doesn't want to highlight. the ad with kaepernick will cause a lot on the good and bad camp that's the big story, se

i'm eric chemi from cnbc headquarters. wall street is set to open slightly higher after stocks fell yesterday. the markets went down after fed raised interest rates for a third time this year and signaled it could hike them again in december and as many as three times next year. jay powell says the u.s. economy is strong and growth and healthy. bank stocks led those declines lower. on today's watch list, reports on unemployment, durable goods, pending home sales and second quarter gdp. the dow falling 106 points yesterday while the nasdaq is down 17. >>> amazon today opening a physical story in new york city. it will sell toys, home goods and other products but they all have to have at least a four-star rating on the amazon website. customers will be able to try out echo speakers, kindle and other amazon products. this is the company's latest push into the turf much their rivals like target who have been courting urban shoppers with smaller format stores. >>> happy hour continues at starbucks. the coffee chain is offering

. >>> good morning, i'm eric chemi at cnbc global headquarters. here will headlines. wall street is pointed towards a positive open but dow yesterday reraced early gains following tough trade talk from president trump and other administration officials. officials say that could mean a long process to settle trade disputes. the fed wraps up a two day meeting today, it is expected to raise interest rates. the dow yelling calling to 26,492. and the nasdaq rose 14 to 8,007. delta had an incident that briefly disrupted travel across the country. it is unclear how many flights were affected. delta says there were no cancellations and no flights were diverted. delta says the impact on this morning's schedule should be minimal. uber is overhauling disaster response procedures. in the past uber relied largely on local teams to make decisions about the spending service or capping pricing. now they will be handled by the global security center. uber was criticized for failing to suspend surge pricing during bombing attacks in 2016. and during the paris terrorist attack in 2015.

eric chemi what company is watching the most of this who has the most on the line >> in my opinion, disneytching it absolutely in terms of espn. the cbs numbers were up huge a lot of it had to do with the browns a lot of people tuned into that. whether ratings go up or down, i think the nfl has probably leveled off. with gambling coming into play, it's going to help the companies longer term. >> i think twitter is one to watch on this, right they already have the partnership. what is twitter good with, right? twitter is great with live sports they always do well. they do well during the world cup, they do well during the world series they do great in football. that could be positive for twitter. >> i think of the major sports, it does seem that the nfl right now is more front and center in terms of what's going on with the tv contracts, what are they worth. this is happening across sports. we talk about this all the time on this show, how sports are being consumed the interactivity we talked about with gaming and gambling the media companies have multi-levers to pull for the first time i t

i'm eric chemi. happy hour returns today at starbucks. the coffee chain is offering a buy one, get one free deal from 3:00 p.m. time until close at participating stores. if you buy hand crafted educati espresso drink, you can get a second one for free. nonmembers can sign up for a code at yhhar.starbucks.com. that's your cnbc morning business report. >>> and on a thursday morning, i'm storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell. startiee to plan yournd. tomorrow, showers quickly coming to an end. if you're beach bound for the weekend, harley davidson, the hog fest, is out there this weekend. t if you're goi the mountains instead, apple picking season is almost here. it's going to be cool and sunny in the mountains this weekend. n-eena has your y forecast coming up. >>> a couple brand new problems. one of them a big slowdown. chopper 4 overem the pro delays in virginia as well. what to avoid,oming up. c i put criminals inn during the day i'm jennifer wexton, and as a prosecutori and changed diapers at night.w later,n i had a law practice, i volu

suing his accountant for allegedly helping his wealth manager steal millions of dollars from him eric chemihat's right. the number is huge $77 million. kevin garnett suing his accountant saying he allowed a wealth manager named charles bank to steal money from garnett's accounts he also partnered on some business deals banks has been sent to prison for four years for defrauding tim duncan garnett alleges he knows about the money being stolen and he helped conceal the theft some of the stolen money were used for a lot of robert frank's projects a lot of fancy trips garnett was making $326 million. $77 million that would be nearly half of his after-tax income he is confident the matter will be resolved in their favor i talked to a couple of top sports executives. i'm told often these get discovered once players retire and the income stops coming in this is just the latest example and highlights the need for well vetted fiduciaries for pro athletes >> so he goes and tries to sue to reclaim this money. is there any money to try to reclaim? >> probably not. but i think part of this is to set an