frank holland is back with those.s leading cnbc.com right now klein is out with a big warning today to the u.s an editorial published in the state-run global times says any new tariffs on china would result in "a catastrophic strike to global stock markets. the paper also warns that china will respond with "fiercer counter measures if more tariffs are imposed. >>> now to a pair of tesla headlines. the carmaker is reportedly preparing a new leasing program for the model three. this comes as tesla tries to boost demand for that sedan. they say employees will be able to lease a model 3 within the next three weeks no word on when consumers can lease. >>> elan musk is walking back a prediction for just how many cars tesla will make this year musk tweeting tesla made zero cars in 2011, but will make around 500,000 in 2019 musk, then backtracking that tweet with a new tweet saying, "meant to say annualized production rate at the end of 20 19 probably around 500,000, ie, 10,000 cars a week deliveries for the year still estima

frank holland has been looking for the missing horn on the big rig that he was piloting there frank,about the missing horn >> reporter: tyler, i went old school i thought it was a pull horn and notified that this is 2019 the horn -- right there. >> why are the windshield wipers going? >> center of the steering wheel? >> reporter: yeah. the most obvious place to look, yeah >> well, thank you, frank. >> i did figure out the wipers. >> we're delighted that you were able to find it. >> one more beep. >> listen to that. >> not as deep as i'd like. >> did you have to take a course to drive that truck, frank >> reporter: a crash course, yeah absolutely. >> a crash course. okay. >> we fit in the curriculum and behind the wheel now. >> all right >> all right, frank holland, thank you very much. frank on the truck beat. >> hard to top that live shot now. >> absolutely. especially with the horn stock draft. that was fun already looking ahead to next year what stocks should we include in the draft? >> we can solicit ideas. >> cannabis i say. >> probably some commodities. >> how about berkshire >

. >> i'm frank holland at yourhe cnbc businesquarters. i'm frank holland at cnbc headquarters. samsung knows when to fold them, literally. it has revealed the foldable smartphone, a 4.6-inch screen when closed, and 7.3-inch screen when opened up like a . it has six cameras. it has an eye-popping price, almost $2,000. analysts say samsung is clearly going after a higher-end, early adopter crowhe and for now,alaxy fold will be a status symbol, like the first iphones were. with your cnbc morning business report, i'm frank holland. >>> good morning, everybody. storm team weatheralert. there's pockets of subfreezing temperatures. be on the lookout for ae lit ice this morning. car washing forecast. i'm sure your car is a mess after the road chemical yebeerday. it wilostly dry today and tomorrow. ten-day forecast coming up. >>> plus, a coue of s spots around town. we'll tell you what's happening and where, coming up. >>>edplus,al prosecutors are calling a coast guard litenant a domestic terrorist for allegedly compiling a h list naming democrats and news journalists. we're livent o >>

i'm frank holland in toledo, ohio. ll have that story comin >>> every night, we bring you a lot of facts andecigures on the omy, but sometimes all you have to do is look at the number of trucks on the road because demand for big rigs can be an indicator of economic strength. frank holland is in toledo, ohio. >> reporter: orders of new big rigs like these are often s an as rolling economic indicator. >> historically, class 8 truck orders are a bellwether of economy. >> reporter: tractors, these trucks pull trailers worth of good all around theuntry, delivering what we buy to thee stores that buy them from. steve basset, ahe truck does recall in toledo, ohio, say bite the o to a good start. >> we areeeing strong demand. i took down a very significant order just three days ago. >> reporter: something peculiar is happening. a recent report shows a declinek in new t orders, something you would not expect given the demand. historically, it's data that could drive upnd concerns economic slowdown is just down the road. >> it's

what you are seeing there is a 21% drop in the shares in premarket trading so far frank holland has more story. frank. >> well, dom, kraft heinz is you should pressure due to three big issues it missed on the top and bottom line in the fourth quarter it's slashing its ividend, and it disclosed it received a subpoena from the s.e.c. that subpoena is related to the company's accounting policies. kraft says it's fully cooperating with the s.e.c. and is approving its internal controls to prevent something like that from happening again as for the dividend cut, craft heinz is chopping its quarterly dividend by one-third. the company also announcing a $15 billion write down of some of its marquee brands like oscar meyer. warren buffett's brookshire hat away and cg capital are two of the largest shshls of the stock. a steep drop here. this stock down almost 21% this morning. >> brock hire hathaway and 3g around half of the overall holdings in that particular company. thank you very much, frank holland. >>> pinterest has reportedly confidently filed for an initial public offering. the social med

frank holland has the details that is moving the stock frank. >> the s.e.c. said that musk violated thefraud settlement they agreed to last year by tweeting material information from tesla that move sent shares down as much as 5%, and they are still down lower this morning. in a court filing the s.e.c. pointed a tweet from last tuesday. it read, "tesla made zero cars in 2011, but will make around $500,000 in 2019 musk later clarified that he meant to say the company's annual production rate could be around 500,000 vehicles, but total deliveries are still estimated at 400,000 this year tesla, musk, and the s.e.c. settled a lawsuit last year over misleading tweets about plans to take tesla private as part of that deal, any material statements that musk makes on social media are supposed to be vetted in advance. the s.e.c. is skgs a judge to issue an order for musk to show why he should not be held in contempt tesla has not commented, but musk has shot back tweeting s.e.c. forgot to read tesla's earnings transcript, which clearly states 350 to 500,000. how embar

frank holland is live at the miami international boat show for us, frank, and i get grief for my assignments boats has to be a pretty good one. >> hey, good morning, dom. you know, we are around a lot of luxury boats we're talking about something very serious retaliatory tariffs. a big concern for u.s. boatmakers coming up, i'll explain how they're impacting the industry and why this year's miami boat show is especially important e tas mi uonngp worldwide exchange we're drowning in information. where in all of this is the stuff that matters? the stakes are so high, your finances, your future. how do you solve this? you partner with a firm that combines trusted, personal advice with the cutting edge tools and insights to help you not only see your potential, but live it too. morgan stanley. >>> welcome back berkshire hathaway the firm acquiring a new position in software maker red hat and upping its stake in general motors berkshire also boosted italy investments in many u.s. banks, including bank of america, u.s. bank corp., pnc, bank of new york melon, and jp morgan chase. meantime, berkshi

we'll have more on the markets coming up and some more great tunes, but, first, let's get over to frank hollandtop headlines. good morning again, frank. >> good morning again, courtney. here's what's leading cnbc.com right now. u.s. trade talks with china are wrapping up in d.c the two nations are reportedly close e closer, moving closer to a deal president trump says he expects to meet again with china's president later on this month. the exact details are still not known. meantime, we got a fresh sign of the slowdown in china. new data shows the manufacturing sector in china contracted even more than expected last month. what massachusetts senator elizabeth warren is calling outs billionaires for not paying their fair share here's what she told jim cramer last night on "mad money." >> what i want is i want these billionaires to stop being free loaders. i want them to pick up their fair share that's how we make a system is that works not just for the rich and the powerful, but works for all of us. >> and you can see more of jim's interview with elizabeth warren on cnbc.com. and elf beauty agre

i'm frank holland at cnbc headquarters. lyft h a new feature called shared saver.he budget-friendly feature puts riders in the same vehicle to split the cost of a ride. and won't be subjectrge pricing. ita equires riders to walk t designated pickup spot. it may drop them off within walking distance of their final destination. lyft has said about 35% of its rides are shared. with your cnbc morning business report, i'm frank holland. >> thank you. >>> good morning. waking up is hard to do. but it is friday. if youine wat news 4 today, your friday is off to a good start. showery weather outside this morning. car washing weather? stave your time today and tomorrow. wait untilsunday. forecast in ten minutes. >>> a messyng mor for my friends in northern virginia today. multiple problems there and also desues in maryland and d.c. full ils on all of it, coming up. >>> plus, a local school under fire for aontroversial more on the exercise that had more on the exercise that had some studentss actinla ♪ hawaii is the first stat in the u.s. to have a hundred percent if we don'

. >>> good morning, i'm frank holland at cnbc headquarters. the prices at the pump are jumping.ular unleaded t $2.44 a gall gallon. ind.c., gas is averaging $2.55 a gaon. it's $2.35 in maryland. prices are 15 cents lower now than this time last year. with your business report, i'm frank holland. >> thank you, frank. >>> the bald eagle drama at the earth conservation corps in southwest d.c. may be over. >> these are pictures of the wh empty neste liberty the gl had been staying. scientists say she left because she was stressed out. >> justice, her mate, disappeared two weeks ago. justice and liberty have raised eaglets in d.c. since 2004. but a second male bird namov aaron bird in. he moved on soon, too. another bird named m2. the next day, they left two eggs one in the nest without incubation for 12 hours. the eggs were unviable. >> i'm sad there's no eaglets cong out of this situation i thought more birds. to have >> i was hoping for a happier ending. >>> still ahead, the nra sparked some controversy with the n release of a new articles magazine. >>> and virginia's lieutenant g

i'm frank holland at cnbc headquarters.zon plans to shake up its movie business as it takes on netflix. e company's studio chief tells "the hollywood reporter," aman wants to release 30 movies a year. that would be a bak of amazon's habit to release movies in theaters fi amazon went on a spending spree, snapping up several films at sundance. with your cnbc business report, i'm frank >holland. till ahead, on strike. west virginia teachers once againt exithe classroom. >>> working 4 you, helping you clear the clutter from your home. we go to one woman's house to a declutter trend tthe test.o >>> news 4 begins with a storm team 4 weather alert. >> snow and then rain, with ice and slush.ha all ofwinter mess is heading right to us. now is time to get ready.i' eun yang. >> i'm aaron gilchrist. we're in weather alert mode this morning in advance of all of the weather that will arrive night. melissa mollet with a check the roads. we begin with chuck bell and everybody wants to know about this forecast, chuck. >> the good news for s

i'm frank holland at cnbc headquarters.hake up its n vie business as it takes netflix. the company's studio chief tells "the hollywood reporter," amazon wants to release 30 movies a year. that would be a break of amazon's habit to release movies in theaters first.en amazonon a spending spree, snapping up several films at sundance. with your cnbc business report, i'm frank holland. >>> storm team 4 weather alert day for you, to get ready for the storm that arrives tomorrow. will it be sunny and dry all day day. year-old dice available through the humane rescue alliance. he wou make a grea campaiompani. enjoy the sunshine today. tomorrow, it will be a snowy, sloppy mess out there. the ten-day forecastoming up. >>> overturned vehicle on the g.w. parkway. chopper 4 will be there momentarily. and a big backup on 66. a coue of otherpl >>> it is 6:44 now. we are in weather alert mode, as you wake up on this tuesday. not bad outside right now. but that'soing to cha tonight. another round of wintry weather is heading our way. >> you

. >> frank holland at cnbc headquarters.edex plans to test a robot at can navigate sidewalks, curbs and steps to get items to your door. fedex is teaming up with auto zone, lowe's, pizza hut, walgreens, walmart, to expand deliveries. fedex will test this robot in select markets this summer. with your cnbc business report, i'm frank holland. >>> she left alexander bird for m2, who is probably an eagle rapper. temperatures will be cold to support snow around here. maybe you'll get out, of scho kids. >> sometimes i have something good to say and other times i should stay quiet. >>> outer loop of the beltway. >>> it's now 6:45. we're staying on topre ofing news right now. no deal was reached during this latest u.s.eand north k summit. the summit came to an abrupt end overnight, after negotiations to denuclearize nor korea failed. president trump and u.s. secretary of state mike pompeo, said north korea wanted all of the sanctions against them ivopped without ging everything that the u.s. wanted. >>> now, to that explosive testim

live in london thanks for that update on samsung. >>> time for the morning's top trending stories frank hollandjust talking about this >> we were just talking about it just yesterday one of the things we talked about was amateur athletics. this young man had an injury we're going to get right to it dunk lost its freshman superstar zion williamson less than a minute into the rivalry game against university of north carolina take a look right here williamson playing hard with his left foot blowing out his nike basketball show, falling down and twisting his knee. you see him limping off the court right here here's a replay of the injury. he was able to walk off the court under his own power. he was treated for what's being called a mild knee sprain. now nike is doing damage control. the company releasing a statement saying we're obviously concerned and want to wish zion a speedy recovery. the quality and performance of our products are of utmost importance this is an isolated occurrence we are working to identify the issue. serious situation there if he had been even more hurt, of course meanwhile

with your b m cnbcning business report, i'm frank holland. >>> millions of people are turning to home dna test kit to unloormation about their health and family history. >> we met a northern virginia oman who took three different tests and is now sharing her story. >> it's a secret julie's parents took t their grave. >> i was adopted at birth. but it was a family secret. at that time, i was interested in h oing a child my own. and for that reason and others, i really wanted to learn more about my ancestry and health history. >>ith her adoption records sealed, julie turned to those at home dna test kits for clues. she sent in af tube spit. her results went into the database for locating possible tches. >> so this chart shows each of my cousins chromosomes and where we overlap. >> wow. >> looks like a lot. >> as she pored over the complicatedhe strands o family's dna, she tracked down more relatives and finally connected with her biological mother by phone >> i think the first thing she said to me was julie, i was 15. when i got progress. >> turned out h parents were high school sweethe

i'm frank holland at cnbc headquarters.soon be e able to access medical records on their iphone. it's the latest push by apple into the growing world of electronic health records. new collaboration will allow the vets in the v.a. system to see everything from conditions, vaccinations and lab tests to medical procedures and diagnosis, all in one place. apple announced a separate deal to let records through hospitals use its record app. with your cnbc business report, i'm frank holland. >>> it is a storm team 4 weather alert day. chuck >> you want me to stand on this side? >> there you go.e >> c on. >> you saw it. >> some people never get out of the third grade. g walkingorecast for today. the little dogvailable for adoption through the humane cerescue allian. temperatures in the 30s with a cold rain all day long. ten-day forecast comg up. >>> plus, shutdown averted? president trump pitches a wall during a rally in texas but has a bipartisan agreement really given him what he's really given him what he's asking at havertys we

a virginia dance group showing off theirental zooifrnlts frank holland the cnbc headquarters.o shake up its movie business as it takes on netflix. it tells the hollywood reporter, amazon is saming to release 3 a year. that would be a break from amazon's habit of releaving in theaters first. amazon recently went on adi sp spree snapping up several films at sundance. with your cnbc morni business report, i'm frank holland. >>> first responders oftenef to their co-workers as family. this weekend the anne arundel fire department sho family shows up for one of its own. ah congratulations. >> ye >> here's what's going on. a paramedic and his wife had been trying to adopt a baby. sunday was supposed to be tir home vis with the agency. but the department had other plans. the adoption agency along with dozenssf firefighter and paramedics surprised the fehertys with their n son there. that was not all. they also brought them an ambulance filled with diapers and gifts for the new parents. >> what ane incrediow of support. that is family. that is your extended family. >> really neat. >>>

i'm frank holland at cnbc headquarters. will soon be able to access their medical records on their iphone. it's the latest push by app into the growing world of electronic health records. a newti collabo will allow the vets in the v.a. system to see everythingrom conditions, vaccinations and lab tests to medical procedures and diagnosis, all in one place. apple a announced separate deal to let records through 1,000 hospitals use its record app. with your cnbc business report, i'm frank holland. >>> it can be as simple as holding a door open for someone or picking up the tab for nch. get ready for plenty of that during random acts of kindness week. >>> morning, molette green isng join the effort at shephe shepherd's table in silver spring. >> reporter: good morning. we're in a giant kitch where they're prepping food for 150 people they will feed at 7:30 this morning. an hour delivery of a can opener and this clothing rack got me two big hugs, okay? we'ref challenging allr viewers to jump in and to commit a random act of kind

. >> good morning, i'm frank holland at cnbc headquarters. joson & johnson will start listing the prices of its prescription drugs in tv ads, the first drugmastr to take that . it will start with xarelto. it will show the pill's list price and typical out-of-pocket costs. there will be a link to a site where they can put their insurance data to get more information. the move folws a proposal by the trump administration to require drug prices in ads. with your cnbc business report, i'm frank holland. >>> good morning, everybody.o too warm worry about snow all this week. but the cold air returns today and hangs around for theeekend and may hang around long enough to bring us some troubles for th monday and tuesday morning commutes to school and work. more about that and the ten-day forecast, straight ahead.>> a brand-new problem on the roads here. urbana southbound, crash reported. we're seeing delays there. ♪ >>> welcome back. it's 6:45. more, now, on the crisis in the commonwealth. we're keeping an eye on the latest with the top three elected

i'm frank holland at cnbc qu heters.everal travel apps including exped expedia, and abercrombie, may be looking at your iphon screen without knowledge or permission. it involves using a third-party person to insert that in the app. everything you do in the app, as well as taking in screen shots, including in fields where you pu in sensitive information. none of the most widely used apps that use this tech have disclosed this in a privacy policy or other public document. with your cnbc business report, i'm frank holland. >>> still ahead, a local principal on leave, following an altercation with a student. >>> and fighting gun violence in federal court. details on d.c.'s plan to doat just >>> plus, we're checking in with aaron gilchrist live in chmond. news 4 today will be right back. [ music playing ] ♪ here comes the sun how you live. ou love. [ laughter ] that's what inspired us to create america'most a. internet that puts you in charge. [ chattering ] that protects what's important. that handles everything [ group chee

i'm frank holland cnbc headquarters. several travel apps ing expedia, and abercrombie, may be looking at your iphone screen without knowledge or permission. the practice known as sessi replaying involves using a third-party person to insert the tech into the app. everything you do in the app, as well as taking in screen shots, including in fields where you ot in sensitive information. techcrunch says nothe most widely used apps that use this tech have disclived this in a y policy or other public document. with your cnbc business report, i'm frank holland. >>> time t get ready for another day at school, kids. temperatures are in the 4s with clouds and drizzle around. wi we'll be in the 50s today. perfectly okay for outdoor recess. have a small umbrella in your backpack to look like the smartest kids in school. daily grade today with all of the clouds, a c-minus. >>> big problems in first 4 traffic. 3 1/2-mile backup northbound 95 bence william parkway. we'll talk abouthat's happ wen a presidency under siege. coming undone

i'm frank holland at cnbc headquarters. if you were stocking up ahead of your super bowl party on sunday, that tray of chicken wings is going to cost ytl a l more. the price of wings is up 7%, due heavy demand. that probably won't stop most shoppers. the national chick council says 1.4 billion wings will be consum this ekend, up 2% from last year. that's enough to put 64 wings nfl ery seat in all 31 stadiums. with your cnbc business report, i'm frank holland. you're sounding hungry. >> thanks, >frank. ust now, just days away now, super bowl sunday is this weekend. >> we're taking you live to atlanta for a look at the preparations under way. >>> and a wild scene overnight, a local home goes up in flames. firefighters battle the fire and the elements to make sure everyone is safe. news 4 today will be right back. people aren't talking about how much money they saved buying giant brand chicken. they're not talking about how our pre-chopped veggies are perfect time-savers. they're also not talking about our unique assortment of

. >>> i'm frank holland at cnbc headquarters. tax season is undy.ut americans are a bit more sluggish in filing their returns this year. the irs says the number of individual tax eireturns rd in the first week of the season alll 12% from last year. the t number of returns processed droppingav by 25%. thage refund is also smaller, about $1,865, versus 2,000 last year, down about the ifrs expects to issue fewer refund checks due to changes i your tax law. with your cnbc business report. i'm frank holland. >>> whether it's helping someone with their groceries or flower delivery, random acts of kindness put a smile on our faces. news 4 today ing sprea some of that kindness all over the area. >> molette green's first stop is the humane rescue alliance in northeas such a great organization. >> reporter: i know. i'm surrounded by some fu beau furry animals and wonderful, kind people. paul, thee volunteer c in, too, to help us out this morning because we're ready to commits random a of kindness all week. this is our first stop. can i introduce some of the a

. >> i'm frank holland at cnbc headquarters. tax season is under way. ericans are a bit more sluggish in filing their returns this year. the irs says the number of individual tax returns received in the firsteek of the season fell more than 12% from last year. the total number of returns proc the average refund is also smaller, about $1,865, versus dore than $2,000 last year about 8%. the irs expects to issue fewer refund checks due to changes in your tax law. with your cnbc business report. i'm frank holland. >>> we head to break on this weather alert day, checking with storm team 4 chuck bell. >> we have snow near the pennsylvania border. and a mix of rain and snow for most.cf the metro area. your monday morning commute, in, around and back hom today, will be cold and wet. and another ugly one coming up tomorrow. ten-day forecast in ten minutes. >>> plus, deja vu. congressional lawmakers, once ain, scrambling to make a deal this week to prevent another government shutdown. whatre the odds compromise will prevail over politics? we're looking at that, w

. >>> good morning, i am frank holland. wall street is set to open up in the red this morning. yesterday the stocks closed off the highs of the session. hiking tariffs on chinese import. trade deal of china can happen soon or just not at all. on today's watch list on housing starts and consumer confidence, earnings for macy's and fed chairman jay powell is on the capitol hill to discuss the >> the senate finance committee is holding a meeting on the johnson's are set to testify. some analysts are expected companies to point the finger in supply chains. senator chuck grassley is warning those drug makers not to blame others and take a role in fixi fixing the problem. >>> nerd wallet says nearly half the people who bought a home in the recent years offered more than the asking price. the report recommends buyer shop lenders before applying for r a mortgage as a way to potentially save some money. those are your cnbc headlines. back over to you. you got to be bay area, you fast. >> thank you, frank, hope you feel better. >>> coming up next, it is a warm day for a warm cup of tea a

opponents too much.increase is >>> good morning, i'm frank holland at cnbc headquarte.oogle says a microphone in its nest products was never meant to be a secret. digital assistant would work with nes but users didn't know the mike was used to begin with. google spokesperson telling business insider the company made a mistake. the company says that mike has never been on and only activated when you enable that option. with your cnbc morning business report, i'm frank holland. >> thank you. >>> still ahead, cbd oil is advertised all over social media. a hemp product promising medical benefits without highs. >> but doesn't work. we're putting ites to the tt a >>> storm team 4 weather alert. >> here we go, again, folks. d.c. region latest blast of wintry weather h started movering through our area. this storm bringing a bit of everything. ice, sleet, slush, a live look at the roads at fredericksburg, virginia, where the storm is starting to make its presence well known. >> here is another viewn virginia. this is in warrington. the snow is falling hard there and the roads a

frank holland has all the big highlights frank?good morning, brian the big surprise was green book winning the oscar for best film. that film produced by universal beat out two favorites, black panther and the black and white foreign language film roma have netflix. still a major milestone night for the streaming giants as roma captured three awards, best director, foreign film and sin ming tofy and roma one for period end of sentence this is the first oscars since 1989 with opening monologue or host the bio pick about queen and front man freddy mercury rami malek taking home best actor. and olivia won for her role in queen ann and the favorite spike lee won. overall this night was considered a win for diversity in film and managed to avoid any major controversies. it also may have been a win for abc, the show moved pretty quickly clocking in at just about three hours. brian, back over to you. >> frank, see you in a few minutes. thank you very much. >>> we are just getting started on "worldwide exchange" on what you can tell is a b

. >>> good morning, i'm frank holland at cnbc headquarters. top executives for sprint and t-mobile will on capitol hill to discuss a merger. they argue the deal will not jack up prices or hurt competition. regulators blocked a similar merg merger back in 2011 when at&t tried to buy t mobile. with your cnbc morning business report, i'm frank holland. >>> we head to break with another checkn the forecast with storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell. >> good morning, everybody. p what atty change to our sky. no gray today. all about som nice orange and blues coming in this morning. your commuter forecast, inerywhere is above fre this morning. ice is a far lesser concern today than yesterday, but oh 's going to be a windy afternoon.da te forecast with three snow chances on it coming up. >>> some big ckups right now on 270. chopper 4 showing us those problems and two new krascrashe the beltway. >>> full ste ahead. president trump signals he's prepared to sign a billa prevens overnment shutdown everyone's got to listen to mom. when it comes to redfain

cnbc money business report, i'm frank holland. >> fru.k, thank >>> it's 5:54 now.you to commit a rdom act of kindness this week. this morning, we're tackling the hearts of - did i say that right? touching the hearts of many up at this early >>hour. ecause it's an early time to be up, right? >> yeah, it is. >> we're talking donuts and coffee. molette green is getting you ready to hand out some of this good stuff. hi, molette. >> reporter: hey. look, aaron, eun, i have something that wil wake you up this morning, sugar. day three of our random acts of kindness week brings us to the duck donuts in wood bridge. larry theng owner putti the fishing touches onhis box of donuts right here. what we're going to do, this shop opens up at 6:00 a.m. sharp. so when you come in, you to a cup of coffee and some donuts this morning. okay. there's a big gym here in this development here at stone bridge. there's a big residential development right across the street. so we have plenty of people, larry. >> that's right. >> the owner here, we'll talk to him in the 6:00 hour. we have ple

. >> good morning, i'm frank holland at cnbc head kwaurlters.idny is giving a few more details about disney plus, but we still do not know how much it will cost or when exactly it will launch. we know that captain marvel will be the first movie the compa will keep exclusive for disney plus. disney is also working on creating exclusive and original content. disney plus will launch with at least four orinal series based on the star wars, marvel, high school musical and monsters in franchises. cnbc business report, i'm frank holland. >>> 6:42,emperatures near 40 for the bus stops early this morning under a cloudy sky. time theikely by the kids are coming home from school today. umbrella o put that the backpack for today. also may need a little warm coat for temperatures near 40. thee, daily gr only a c minus. >>> right now, brand new problem on the beltway. we'll have li pictures from above from chopper 4 and a big issue in frederick. issue in frederick. what you nd to do to at havertys we know it'sghard to get a good s sleep... havertys mattress s

frank holland back with all the news you need to know. what's leading cnbc.com right now we are still following the latest developments out of venezuela. that nation's opposition leader juan guiado will name a new leader to citgo. it could come as soon as this week citgo is owned by venezuelan oil giant pervesa. it could cut off money to nicolas maduro >>> stateside sffed chair jay powell made comments during a town hall in d.c. last night shares of chipolte shooting higher this morning. the food chain crushing earnings expectations, citing better than expected sales and margins, thanks to many changes, higher prices, and big restaurant investments. the stock is up more than 10% this morning brian, back to you >> nice pop, frank thanks very much >>> let's get a check on the story's other top headlines outside of the world of money. nbc's francis riviera in new york >> hi, brian good morning let's start with that. a chaos that is rocking the commonwealth scandals trigger a dangerous domino effect for virginia's top democrats. the state's a

frank holland has the details, and jeff bezos is coming out swinging boom >> this is like one of those amazon prime playing out in the real life of the founder. he is awe accusing the owner of national enquirer of extortion and blackmail. he claims american media inc or ami -- into how the tabloid obtained text messages exposing his extramarital affair. a few weeks ago he announced he was getting divorced then the national enquirer published an investigation about bezos which included intimate text messages he exchanged with his new girlfriend, lauren sanchez. you see her right there. bezos said he hired investigators to figure out how the texts were obtained. in response bezos said ami threaterned publish more text messages and photos if he did not drop his investigation in take blog post on the website medium bezos posted emails that he received from ami cnbc has not i wanted pently reviewed these emails. this is a story that is really encompassing a lot of different media, whether it's general news, entertainment news can we walk through some of the headlines, frank >> hold on, wher

. >>> good morning, i'm frank holland atnbc headquarters.ney is giving a few more details about its upcoming streaming service disney plus but we don't know how much it will cost or when a exactly i will launch. captain marvel will be the first moviehe company will keep as an exclusive for disney plus. it will not be available onne lix. disney is working on creating exclusive and original content. disney plus will launch with at least four original series based on t star wars, marvel, middle school musical and monsters ink franchises. cnbc orning businesreport, i'm frank holland. >> start with all the big moneymakers, right? >>>ext on news 4 today, how you can take control of your finances and te back you life. >> we're showing you the help in our area to help you do just that. >>> plus, gunfire rings out on the streets. bullets found inside a local home. we're talking to the people who live there next. geico makes it easy to get help when you need it. with licensed agents available 24/7. it's not just easy. it's having-a-walrus-in-goal easy

. >>> good morning, i'm frank holland at cnbc global headquarters.re today's top business headlines. wall street is set to open up slightly lower. there's continued optimism over progress in trade talks between the u.s. and china. yesterday stocks rose modestly with the nasdaq up for the eighth straight day and the dow up for the third straight session. on the watch list reports on unemployment, durable goods and existing home sales. johnson & johnson has received subpoenas from theand s.e.c. fo information related to the safety of its iconic baby powder and other products itself that contain talc. it stems from thousands of liability lawsuits which claim baby powder caused ovarian cancer and mesotheliommesotheli. because baby powder is one of the few products with the company's name on it, it plays an important role in shaping johnson & johnson's reputation. >>> some big ride share news, lyft is planning to file for an ipo as soon as next week and could list shares on the nasdaq by the end of march. u.n.er privately filed for ipo but lyft will provi

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i'm frank holland at cnbc global headquarters. today's top businessows up more than 110 points. yesterday stocks fell with the dow breaking a three-day win streak and the nasdaq snapping an eight-day stretch. traders are reacting to some disappointing economic data, fueling fears of a potential economic slowdown. investors are also watching the latest round of high-level trade talks between the u.s. and china. apple has drawn up a blueprint for its own foldable device in a patent application published last week. this describes a display between with hinges that can fold in half or thirds. the screen can be used in phones, tablets, laptops or wearable devices but the application only means the idea is out there. it hasn't been approved just yet. >>> ride share news, lyft hass the same vehicle to split the cost of a ride and not subject to search pricing. s always requires riders to wal designated pickup spot and may drop them off walking distance of their final destination. lyft said about 35% of its rides are shared. laura, i know

i'm frank holland at cnbc global headquarters. here are today's top business headlines.treet is set to open up higher this morning, dow futures up 130 points, following a positive lead from asia and europe. china's markets had their best day in more than three years, after president trump decided to delay a deadline this friday to raise tariffs on chinese-made goods, citing progress in the talks this weekend. >>> stocks are coming off another positive week, the ninth straight for the dow and the nasdaq. >>> prices at the pump, they are jumping. the average price of regular unleaded rising ten cents over the past two weeks, it is now $2.44 a gallon. >>> analysts citing an increase il costs in the is higher at $3 gallon. prices are still about 15 cents lower now than they were this time last year, and the cost of dining out is going up, too. prices at full service restaurants rose more than 2.5% in january, well above a 1.6% rise in inflation overall. experts say higher expenses for rent insurance and labor are being passed on to consumers. staff pay could be the biggest c

i'm frank holland at cnbc global headquarters. here are today's top business headlines. dow futures up more than 200 points, following the news lawmakers reached a tentative deal to avert another partial government shutdown this weekend but the measure still has to pass the house and the senate, it's still t trump will sign it. yesterday was a mixed day for stocks with the dow posting its first four-day losing streak of the year but the nasdaq rising for a sday. >>> aepj.o.l.t.s. which tracks job listings and how many people voluntarily quitting their job to seek other employment. >> military veterans will soon be able to access their health records on their iphone. a new collaboration will allow the 9 million vets in the va system to see everything from conditions, vaccinations and lab tests to medical procedures and diagnoses all in one place. last year, apple announced a separate deal to let users access records for more than 100 hospitals through its health records app. >>> tesla owners will get a software update that includes a new dog mode. someone tweeted at elon

i'm frank holland at cnbc global headquarters. here are today's top business headlines.eet is set to open with some modest losses this morning. the dow and the nasdaq are coming off their eighth straight positive week, that's the longest stretch for the dow since 2017. on today's watch list, a report on the housing sector and earnings from retail giant walmart. >>> the faa has been investigating southwest airlines for failing to properly track the weight of checked bags on its planes. the "wall street journal" is reporting they found mistakes with employee calculations leading to discrepancies when pilots compute takeoff weights. a dozen pounds to a thousand pounds above what the paperwork showed. >>> and payless shoes has filed for bankruptcy today for the second time in as many years. the retailer confirming reports it will close all of its stores in north america by the end of may. payless is one of the most high-profile casualties as more and more consumers shop online. laura and marcus, back over to you. >> we were talking in the newsroom, we remember as a kid getti

. >>> good morning, i'm frank holland at cnbc global headquarters. we kick off february, stocks were mostly higher yesterday on the back of strong earnings from facebook and ge. the dow, nasdaq and s&p 500 are wrapping up their best month since october of 2015. the s&p had its best january since 1987. a fresh snapshot on the labor market with the monthly jobs report. hiring is expected to have risen last month, the numbers may be skewed by the part yol gft shutdown. >>> uber added public transit to its app, it aims to a one-stop shop getting from all modes from point "a" to point "b." customer a the app which shows a train route with expected fare price and users will be able to buy train tickets from the app. >>> stocking up ahead of the big super bowl party on pri of wing this week due to heavy demand but that probably won't stop a lot of peop natle.nal chicken c says nearly 1.4 billion wings will be eaten this weekend, up from 2% last year, enough to put 640 wings on every seat in all 34 nfl stadiums. back over to you. marcus, where is the party a

i'm frank holland at cnbc global headquarters. here are today's top business headlines. wall street is set to open up in the red this morning. the markets rose yesterday with the dow up more than 170 points ahead of last night's state of the union address. investors were looking for clues on several big issues, including u.s. and china trade talks, drug prices and infrastructure. on today's watch list, a report on productivity and labor costs, and also earnings from automaker gm. >>> this will probably be the talk of silicon valley today, facebook will start linking employee bonus to criteria such as making progress on social issues. previously they were judged on how their performance contributed to growing the company's user base and revenues. "the financial times" reports they'll be rewarded based on new goals ceo mark zuckerberg laid out last week such as tackling the spread of fake news and privacy. it's unclear what metrics facebook will use and how it will track employee progress. >>> google chrome has a new feature to help protect your personal data on the web. p

. >> reporter: for "nieptly businesst," i'm frank holland in miami. >>> before we go, here's a look at the final numbers from wall street. the dow gaine443 points. the nasdaq added f45. the s&p 500 was up 29. for the week all the major averages posted solid gains. the dow and the nasdaq wereup, as we said, for eight straight weeks. >> but we're at a point now where t brokerage houses are starting to disagree on the future of the stock market. goldman sacks is tentative in seeing future growth for the stock market, at least in the short term, while jpmorganth se rally continuing into the springtime. so we'll see how things go. we have all the retail earnings coming up next week. >> and that's what makes the market, right? that will do it for us ttlight on "nibusine" i'm sue herera. thanks for joining us. >> i'm bill griffeth. have a great weekend. we'll see you again on monday. it's presidents day. we have a special edition of "nightly business report" . >> this is "bbc world news america." funding of this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation, and kovler foundation, p

i'm frank holland at cnbc global headquarters. here are today's top business headlines. wall street is set to open up higher this morning, dow futures up about 68 points right now, as investors focus on high-level trade talks between the u.s. and china and beijing later this week. the markets are coming off another positive week, the seventh straight for the dow and the nasdaq. the longest stretch for the dow since november of 2017. on the watch list for investors this week, reports on inflation, retail sales, and consumer sentiment. >>> tax season is under way, but americans are a bit more sluggish in filing their returns this year. the irs says the number of individual tax returns the first week in the season fell more than 12% from last year. the toal number of returns process eed dropping by 25%. the average refund is smaller, $1,865, versus more than $2,000 last year, down 8%. the irs expects to issue fewer refund checks due to changes from the new tax law. >>> and tesla is ramping up production of the model 3, but it may be running into a few other problems. reuter

i'm frank holland at cnbc global headquarters. here are today's top business headlines. wall street is set to open up lower this morning, dow futures down about 130 points, possibly adding to yesterday's losses. the dow dropping nearly 400 points yesterday at the lows of the day, but eventually closed down only about 220 points. investors are focusing on the ongoing trade tensions between the u.s. and china. after president trump said a meeting with china's president is not likely, before march 1st deadline when the u.s. may raise tariffs on chinese imports from 10. to 20%. >>> weak economic data from europe is heightening concerns slowing growth in china is impacting the rest of the world. >>> john sson & johnson will stt listing prices of its prescription drugs in ads. j&j will start with xarelto. next month ads will show the list price plus out-of-pocket costs. it will appear at the end of the ad and link to a site where people can enter their insurance data to get more information. the move follows a proposal by the trump administration to require drug prices in ads.

. >>> good morning, i'm frank holland at cnbc global headquarters.e are today's top business headlines. wall street aset for a higher open this morning. stocks rallied yesterday, the dow rising 372 points breaking a four-day losing streak. investors are hopeful a second government shutdown will be avoided this weekend and also more optimistic the u.s. and china can reach a trade deal after president trump said he may let a march 1st deadline to raise tariffs on chinese imports "slide." >>> top executives from sprint and t-mobile will be tnir case potential $26 billion merger. they argue the deal will not hurt competition or jack up prices for wireless service. regulators blocked a similar merger back in 2011, when at&t tried to buy t-mobile. two-year ay the aggressive contracts will go away if it no longer competes against sprint. >>> apple is reportedly planning an event march 25th to launch a new subscription service to offer premium magazine and news articles in a bundle. reports say it will cost about ten bucks a month. the new service along with

. >> frank holland, thank you. have fun >> that does it for "the closing bell." >> have a good weekend "fast money" begins right now. >>> "fast money" starts right now. live from the nasdaq market site overlooking new york city's times square, i'm melissa lee of the tonight on "fast" shipping stocks shudder after a major warning about amazon that could pose a logistical nightmare for the likes of u.p.s. and fedex. we've got the details. >>> plus big box soaring as walmart is set to kick off earnings next week >>> later, game on after getting killed the last couple of months, one trader says one video game stock is about to get new life. >>> we start off with the market soaring on hopes of a trade deal no, your ears are not deceiving you. it seems like everything is awesome again. the dow is up 444 points today just 4% off its october high so as trade talks are set to resume next week in washington, is it rally on from here what should you be buying? guy adami. >> what a miserable song to lead but it's a long weeken

. >> i'm frank holland. if you were stocking up ahd of your big super bowl party on sunday, that tray of chicken wings will cost you a little bi mo the price of wings are up 7%. it probably won't stop most shoppers. national chicken council saysearly 1.4 billion wings b will consumed this weekend up from 2% last year. that's enough to put 640 wings on every seat in all 31 nfl stadiums. with your morning business nkport, i'm fra holland. you guys are sounding hungary alread back to you. >> thanks, frank. >> blue cheese. yes. don't do the ranch, do the blue cheese. >>> you could be placing sup bowl bets right here in the district if caps and wizards owner has his way, capital one ena will be open for betting as early as april. mark segraves spoke with him about how it will all work. >> reporter: the owner of therd wi and capitals pointed to april for when sports betting will be available inside his capital one a.ar >> my expectation is they will be built a very high end world class restaurant called the sports

. >>> good morning, i'm frank holland at cnbc headquarters. the prices at the pump are jumping.to $2.44 a gallon. in d.c., gas is averaging $2.55 a gallon. it's $35 in maryland. prices are 15 cents lower now .than this time last year with your business report, i'm frk holland. >>ou knew that aaron bird was up to no good when he showed up with wild turkey under one wing. >>> it will be bright and sunny but really windy. you will need a windbreaker and hats with the tie-downs on them. winds up to es60 mer hour. >> that's when i thought it was gray goose, guys. southbound 270, a crash blocking somea r why are all these business owners so excited? we're going to comcast. it's ahead of the game, ahead of the curve. .comcast business is for it's switch and save days at comcast business. right now, g fast, reliable internet for $49.95 a month and save $600 a year. t just one more way e your business beyond. but hurry, switch and save days ends april 7th. i can't wait to go home and tell everyone about it. na i just wet it right now. guess what i'm gonna do. (laughing) call today. comca

wi your cnbc morning business report, i'm frank holland. >> $2,000. who is going to buy that? >>> still ahead, is marijuana addictive? >> we continue our series of reports looking at mar's growing impact here in the district and across the country. >>> plus, continuing coverage on a big arrest. a local coast guard lieutena charged with planning to kill civilians, high-ranking democrats and tv personaliti. how police caught him before the worst could happen. you're watching news 4 today. stay with us. >>> news 4 begins with a storm ceam 4 weather alert. >> what a differ4 hours makes. if yesterday was all about the fallg snow, today is about t melting of it. the latest bout with winter came and went. but what was left behind is still leading tomolosures this ing. good morning, everyone. i'm eun yang. >> i'm aaron gilchris coming up on 6:00 a.m. now. une temperatures are set to rise. l the sun comes up, things may be slick. school districts have issued some closures and delays. the federal government is open but workers have the option for unscheduled leave or telework. >> here's

. >>> frank holland at cnbc headquarters. fedex plans to test a robot that can navigate sidewalks, curbs and steps to get items to your door. fedex is teaming up with auto zone, walgreens, walmart, to expand deliveries. fedex will test this robot in select markets this summer. with your cnbc business report, i'm frankll d. >> frank, thank you. >>> it's considered one of the best films of the year. bo're talking about the box office hit "gree," that won best picture at the oscars this year. >> there's one actor in that film that has tied to our area. this is jim klock. he's an acr in hollywood. county deputy sheriff.rd he played a police officer in the movie. >> how cool for him to be a par >>> the best restaurants in d.c. are getting the recognition thev de >> 20 chefs are finalists for this year's james beardar , the oscars of the eating world. this year, the les hotel stands out. also in the i running, elle, in pleasant. it's nominated for everything. up for outstandingrestaurant. so many categories. mid-atlantic cf, tom fr