frank holland is back with your early morning headlines. good morning, frank. >> hey, good morning again, dom. here's what's leading cnbc.com right now. boeing is halting all deliveries of its 737 max jets following this weekend's deadly plane crash in ethiopia. boeing says it will continue to build the 737 max jets during this pause boeing shares are slightly lower on that news >>> two high level departures at facebook to tell you about the social media giant says its chief product officer chris cox and the head of what's app, chris daniels, are both leaving the company. cox had worked on some of facebook's most visible features, including the news feed facebook shares are down in the premarket trade. the s.e.c. is suing volkswagen and its former ceo martin wintercorn over the company's massive diesel emissions scandal. the s.e.c. says volkswagen "perpetrated a massive fraud and repeatedly lied to u.s. investors. volkswagen says the s.e.c. complaint is legally and factually flawed back to you. >> frank holland, thank you for those headlines

frank holland is back with your morning headlines. >> cnbc.com right now.oeing is doing some damage control following its second fatal plane crash in less than five months. the company ceo says boeing has been relentless when it comes to safety he added the investigation is moving forward and that a software update for the 737 max will soon be released. >>> the brexit battle roll on. u.k. house of commons dealing theresa may another massive blow effectively banning her from bringing her brexit deal back to parliament for a third time. this comes just ten days before the u.k. is slated to leave the european union and the s.e.c. is blasting elan musk for a series of tweets that he sent last month it says that musk is in blatent

frank holland joining us with that frank. >> hey, good morning, brian. we have a mixed bag on this friday we're talking retail chips and concert tickets. let's start off with retail. costco shares, while they're up about 4 m 5% after a strong beat on profits, as margins were really helped by a droste drop in gas prices as well as a decrease in the pricing pressure on groceries costco suls araising the minimum wage for store workers to $15 an hour the second such increase in the past year. now over to chips. marvel technology posting fourth quarter results that were in line with forecasts, but the chip maker really expects to struggle in the next few months issuing some weak guidance for the first quarter. the company blaming macroconditions, but expects his growth to pick up again in q2. also announcing a partnership with samsung those shares down about 1.25%. shares of event brite losing nearly one-quarter of their value today. the event management and ticketing website reporting a wider than expected fourth quarter loss on profit, although revenue fore

frank holland? >> good morning, dom here is what's leading cnbc right now.n department is report lid looking into the faa's approval of boeing 737 max planes according to a "wall street journal" report and that probe is focussed on a flight safety system that is suspected of playing a role in the fatal lion air crash in indonesia last year boeing shares are down about 2, almost 2.5% in the premarket right now. >>> now big ride share nudes lyft report lid plans to kick off his road show today. they're looking to raise as much as $2 billion. that could value lyft at more than $20 billion when it goes public >>> the president is blasting gm the president tweeting that the company, quote, let our country down after closing its lordstown, ohio plant. the president said he spoke with the president mary barra >> thank you for those headlines, frank holland >>> check on the other headlines from this morning. incomes francis rivera with the late tles. >> good morning. the midwest is bracing for flood waters to rise even more after historically high waters have been b

for "nightly business report," frank holland, in new y>>k city. coming up, we'll show you what happened to real estate in one area when amazon came calling. >>> one week after telling investors that the company would have negative cash flow this year, general electric today warned of lower profits and called 2019 ase year. but the numbers may not have been as bad as wall street was fearing. shares today rose almost 3%. morgan brennan has more. >> reporter: ge's vision is 2020. this year investors can expect lower profi and weak cash flow as the company continues to cut costs and debt. cash is a key focus for the company and for investors trying to value stock in the midst of theturn-around. ge expects industrial free cash flow to be down as much as $2 billion in2019. but on a call wit investors, culp did sound hopeful about the long term. >> if we get the returns that we can a should on restructuring, let alone the underlying operating improvements that we're making, we think we get cash flow back to positive territory. in '20, we improve upon tha

frank holland is back with your executive recap. here's what's leading cnbc.com right now the fda approving johnson & johnson's latest nasal spray for depression now, this controversial drug is chemically similar to the often abuse drug ketamine. it flags the risk for sedation, difficulty with attention, judgment, thinking, abuse, and misuse as well as suicidal thoughts after taking the drug this marks the first advance in treating depression in more than 30 years >>> sticking with the fda, da commissioner scott gottlieb is resigning. gottlieb is being credited with leading the charge against underage vaping. he says he is resigning to spend more time with his family. his successor has not been named yet. he will stay on for a month. >>> we're also following a developing story on huawei the cfo will appear before a canadian court today to begin her fight against being extradited to the u.s. to face fraud charges. this is related to potential violations of sanctions against iran she's been under house arrest in vancouver since being a

frank holland is back with that.rank. >> here's what's leading cnbc.com right now high level trade talks between the u.s. and china get underway today in beijing we have new reports this morning that china is willing to make some unprecedented moves on sensitive topics like force technology transfers we'll have much more on this coming up in a live report from beijing. so now to brexit complete chaos in the british parliament eight different brexit proposals failed to win a majority of votes last night u.k. prime minister theresa may says she was prepared to resign if parliament could pass her deal the u.k. was scheduled to leave the european union tomorrow. that deadline has been extended until next month >>> boeing unveiling some major fixes for its grounded 737 max planes the changes are primarily software related boeing is also enhancing pilot training for the 737 max boeing says the changes will improve the safety of that aircraft this morning boeing shares, well, they're actually up just about a quarter of a pe

with your m cnbcning business report, i'm frank holland. >>> first 4 traffic alert.hopper 4 over the outer loo at georgia avenue. have a crash blocking the left side of the road and now, pa of the right. a five-mile backup. full details coming up. >>> good morning. dog walking forecast for today. it's our little guy. he's not happy to be back at the beach at all. dog walking weather today. it will be dry b w itll be a chilly one, in the 30s here this morning. after-school and afternoon walks will >>> 15 before the hour now. and we are tracking some reaking news for you thi morning on your commute. backups are growing on the beltway right now. that's after a crash on the outer loop at georgia avenue. you've seen some of the images here. melissa, tracking th trouble spots for you. we'll check with her on alterna alternates. >>> another deadly accident on train tracks. new details overnight on the trouble that kept riders waiting to return home frur hos. and the update ahead on this morning's commute. >>> and murder suspect manhunt.a thech for an armed man tnder way aft

i'm frank holland at cnbc headquarters. t lyft will hoo get a big lift when it makes its stocmarket debut.e tho is valuing the company at more than $20 billion. lyft launched its app in 2012 and controls about 40% of the u.e market but has yet to m a profit. lyft will start trading on the a aq this morning. with y cnbc business report, i'm frank holland. >>> allergy g seasonting cranked up. the grasses are generating pollen, as well. the weeds in the low count. you need yourll agy pill today. what about cleansing rain dro h? e some chances. i'll give you the forecast coming up. >>> right now, first 4 traffic alert here. inner loom at central avenue. a three-mile backup. issues in virginia, too. ll details, straight ahead. >>> and a long day made for a long night here on the beltway inner loom, where a tankerruck crashed and overturned here. i'm justin finch. we're live on the road to tell with this one little nexgard chew comes the confidence you're doing what's right to protect your dog from fleas and ticks for a full mont

report, r cnbc business i'm frank holland. >>> everybody, just relax. d.c.' longest lasting bald eaile couple lberty and justice are officially back together. >> people were calling them all sos of names and what not. according to the earth's conservation core were seen mating. liberty had some new suitors come and go. she abandoned the two eggs she had laidef juste justice disappeared, so liberty's window for new eggshis year has vekely closed. they'll just h to spend some time just the two of them reconnecting and getting back together. that will be nice. this is what showed p on the eagle cam last night. raccoon. a sad story here. it looks like the raccoon was eating the abandoned eggs. >> oh, no. >> which we told you --g the weren't viable. they weren't going to hatch. it's sort of weird. >> you know, justice if he had just you know, you think the grass is greener on the other side. it's green where you water it, invest in your own relationshi >> that nest stays pretty brown, though. they'll have more. weeope you following molette green's progress as she

i'm frank holland at cnbc headquarters. disney is unlocking its vault.ger telling shareho the upcoming streaming service, disney plus, will include the entire movie library. this would mark the end to the vault system that allowed movies to be in stores for a certain time. now, all 57 animated feature films will be available to stream at some point from "snow white" to "ralph breaks the internet." it is expected that other movies will eventually be available on disney plus. with your cnbc morning business report, i'm frank holland. >>> as we head to break, we check back in with chuck bell. o indeed. temperatures nea below freezing for the wait for the buses this morning. grab your winter coat and a rain/snow mix for today.ol cloudy, and wet. it's friday but the daily grade ro a big "f." >>> twoems on thearkway. on pe y >>>'re watching news 4 today. >> it's 6:45. ca it a tale of two legal troubles. a judge sentenced pau manafort to 47 months in prison. this week, president trump's p formsonal lawyer, michael cohen, testified before congress again. >>> psi

. >>> good morning, i'm frank holland at cnbc headquarters. today is the last day to use gift cards and store credit from payless as the retailer continues with its liquidation. the retailer filed for bankruptcy last month. stores have stopped accepting returns, coupons and reward redemptions. the going out of busxpess sale isted to run through the end of may. with your cnbc morning business report, i'm frank holland. > good mornin everybody. dog walking forecast time. cute amy here, ailable for adoption through the humane rescue alliance. amy's a mixed breed dog. verycute. nice, tiny little friend and companion there. dry weather from start-to-finish. onhe cool side, breezy. but plenty of sunshine today. lots of sunshine today, too.y ten-forecast, in ten minutes. l >>> we haverned one of the dead on the plane crashed in oath ethiopia has close ties georgetown university. at havertys we know it's hard to get a good night's sleep... havertys mattress sale is here to help. with our wide selection of top brands and our price match arantee -- you

i'm frank holland at cnbc headquarters. disney is unlocking its vault.telling shareholders the upcoming seaming service, sney plus, will include the entire moviear li this would mark the end to the vault system that allowed movies to be in stores for a certain time. now,ll 57 animated feature films will be available to stream at some point from "snow white" to "ralph breaks the internet." it is expected that other movies will eventually be available on disney plus. with your cnbc morning business rert, i'm frank holland. >>> t.c. williams in alexandria. one of the top schools in the >> they are ready for a big show today. motte, they areired up, right? >> you know we love a good choir on news 4 today. we have one of the best of the best here. t.c. williams, off next week to a national choral stival. we'll tell you how you can help them on this journey to get to the world stage, coming up on news 4 today. more on the choir coming upt the 6:00 hour. >> beautiful. >>> police are learn about a deadly hit-and-run crash in the district. they need help tracking

. >>> i'm frank holland at cnbc headquarters.he department of agriculture is planning to issue some new guidelines for food companies. this is according reuters. it's following an uptick of recalls in contaminati p of metals astics in meat and poultry products. these voluntary guidelines will dvise producers on investigating consumer complaints and how quickly to ovtify the gernment if ntaminated products are on the market. i'm frank holland. >>> we go to break checking in with chuck bell. >> dog walking forecast will be a cold one. dutch here is already 12 years old. he's a low-energy, older dog ther you can find out how to add dutch to your family. if you walkrn g, noon or night, it will be cold today. below freezing for the morning and evening walks.as ten-day for coming up. >>> a president surrounded. new details about the democrat-led investigations into president trump and the trouble he faces from members of his own party. stay with us. ch> you're wg news 4 today. >> 15 before the hour now. right now, a white house tsrroun

i'm frank holland at cnbc headquarters. have retail news. charlotte russe will close all of its stores and start liquidation sales this month. it said it wouldt liquidate if did not find a buyer. charlotte russe has 500 scotore in 49 states and puerto rico. national harbor, whton, tyson's corner and springfield. with your cnbc business report, i'm frank holland. >>> we're just getting started this morning. >>> r. kellyes ad again. the king singer back in jail. the charges he is facing, aren't what you expect. >>> and trapped at 12 feet. a worker rescued from high above in washington. more on the cold and windy rescue and how he's doing this 00rning. news 4 today at s next. i had been diagnosed with stage 4 prostate cancer. i serve in the general assembly and we work together across the aisle to get things done. and that's the way it is at ctca. what fred needed was a management team. not just to have a long-term strategy for quantity of life, but also an active strategy for quof life. my psa is under control. ctca gave me an opportunitto acc

. >>> i'm frank holland at cnbc headquarters.anveiled its newest electric vehicle last night, the model y compact suv. elon musk is predicting it will be theco any's best-seller. a two-row veron with a battery range of 300 miles and a starting price of $45,000 will stt in 2020. it can go from 0 to 60 in 5.6 seconds. a performance model, starting at $60,000 will be available at the same time. a base model with a starting price of $39,0la will be ave some time in 2021. it won't be in preduction until next year, you can order a model y right now. with your cnbc business report, i'm frank holland. >>> and the woman who won last year's $1.5 billion mega millions jackpot wants to stay anonymous. t we know what she is going to do with the money. the winner says she plans to contribute to charities and causes that are close to her heart. the winner also noted that she is thankful south carolina allows lottery winners to claim their prizes anonymously. >> smart move. >> i don't blame her at all. she hopes that her desire to remain anonymo

. >>> good morning, i'm frank holland at cnbc headquarters.y is the last day to use gift cards and store credit from payless as the r continues with its liquidation. the retailer filed for bankruptcy lastnt stores have stopped accepting returns, coupons and reward redemptions. the going out of business sale is expected to run through the end of may. with your cnbc morning business report, i'm frank holland. >> thank you. >>> hopefully t week's warm-up will get you outside and ready to get fit 4 spring. this morning, we're taking our workouts to the streets and running trails. >> moleten is live in gaithersburg, with an area group ready to hit the ground running. molette, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. running is something i've always want to get -- couldn't really quite get it. i'm with the group run farther enand faster this morning. they hel you get started. they coach you along in your journey. they have folks from all fitness levels. we're ready to get started. start with a slow walk or run this morning to get warmed up. g

frank holland joins us now with those. >> hey, contessa amazon is announcing it will close all 87 of-up stores in the u.s. next month. those pop-up shops when which are located inside whole foods, kohl's and in shopping malls let customers try out products like fire tablets and echo smart speakers as well as services like prime video the company is shifting its retail focus planning to moerp amazon books and four star stores where customers are browse and buy top rated products that are sold on amazon.com recent reports also say that their plans to open up dozens of new grocery stores in u.s. cities with the first set for los angeles later this year. these stores will have a lower price point than whole foods sears is back in court again a month after the company's chairman and largest shareholder saved it from going out of business the retailer is now being sued by stanley black and district of columbiaer over the craftsman brand. stanley bought that brand in 2017 and gave sears a limited license to sell some craftsman products it's now accusing sears of breaching that deal when it

how the trade battle is impacting small business main street let's begin with wall street where frank holland has the pulse about chief financial officers dealing with all the uncertainty. frank. zbliej the u.s. outlook downgraded from improving to stable that ends a streak of ten consecutive quarters where it was viewed as improving. china's economy downgraded from stable to declining. the survey was taken before february 22nd. respondents were aware of the ongoing trade talks and had an indication that president trump will let his march 1st deadline for tariffs slide, which he did do that progress may be why fewer cfo's see u.s. trade policy as a risk to their business looking back to q4, more than one-third saw trade policy as the biggest external risk facing their business now that number just over a quarter. the number of cfo's who see trade policy as having a negative impact also declining slightly from 73% to 63% also back in q4, no cfo saw trade policy as positive or very negative now 5.6% see it positively, but 3.7% see it as very negative opinions about trade policy certainly evolvi

i'm frank holland at cnbc. here is today's top business headlines. futures are pointing to a a higher open to start the week. the dow finished 110 higher friday and the s&p closed above 2800 for the first time since early november. this morning we'll get data on december construction spending and later on today sales force will report its quarterly earnings. days after launching its lower priced model 3, tesla is unveiling. elon musk says the electric automaker would reveal its model y crossover suv on march 14th. musk saying the model will cost about 10% more than the model 3 and have slightly less range for the same battery. and children's retailer gym more bo g gym were rhie's has found two buyers. and separately gap will plan to buy their cnbc headlines. back over to you. >> i just found out what g gymboree was this year. so i guess i'll buy stuff for maybe your kids. >> they are too small. >> see, i don't even know who can wear that stuff. >> thanks, frank. >>> 4:41. coming up here, kari is tracking the forecast for us. >> looks pretty good out

frank holland joining us more with why >> sales force down 2.25% this morning after the company offered lower than expected first quarter guidance on revenue and nps. that's really overshadowing strong forty kwaurt earnings where the cloud software company posted a beat on the top line, and a really strong beat on the bottom line. 15 cents above estimates sales force is facing increasing competition from rivals such as oracle, microsoft msap, and offered full year guidance that was in line with wall street expectations co-ceo and founder mark benihoff appeared on "mad money" last night. he says the company is still growing, citing a deal on the biopharma space with amgen, and also a deal with barclay's to automate their 50 million customers, which is the largest in sales force history >> here we are coming up on a year that we're going to do $16 billion in revenue that far exceeds my expectation. i still have never been more excited about sales force than i am right now when i look at the short-term, you know, i see $20 billion right around the quarter i see $30 billion right around the

. >> i'm frank holland at cnbc headquarters. tesla unveiled its newes electric vehicle last night, the model y compact suv.k elon m predicting it will be the company's best-seller. a two-row version with a battery range of 300 miles and a starting price of $47,000 will start in 2020. it can go from 0 to 60 in 5.6 seconds. a performance model, starting at $60,000 will be available at the same time. a base model with a starting ice of $39,000 will be available some time in 2021. it won't be in production until next year, you can order a model y right now. with your cnbc business report, m frank holland. >>> good morning, everybody. it's st. patrick's day weekend. the 15th is the eids ofmarch. weekend forecast, way chillier. blustery and breezy tomorrow an a chance fdor for tile twood, and stone, cothe nationwide low-price leader: floor and decor. the prices are the lowest you will find. not only did we nd lots of options, but we were like, oh my gosh, it's so affordable. i's affordable no matterat your. i saved a lot of money at f

frank holland joins us with those. good morning zbloosh. >> here's what's leading cnbc.com boeing doing some damage control following its second fatal crash in less than five months the company's ceo says boeing is "relentless when it comes to safety." he also addressed the investigation into the ethiopian airlines crash last week that killed 157 people. >> the investigation is moving forward with work underway to understand the information from the airplane's cockpit voice and flight data recorders. our team is on site with investigators to share technical expertise. soon we'll release a software update for the 737 max that will address concerns discovered in the aftermath of the lion air flight 610 accident. >> right now boeing shares are down just about a quarter of a percent. now to the streaming wars, netflix is saying no to apple. the streaming giant says it will not make its tv shows and movies available through apple's service. the ceo says we prefer to let our customers watch our content on our service netflix

. >>> good morning, i'm frank holland.oogle is taking cues from instagram andes pint so, for example, if you find a picture of the perfect table or detailtop a shopping tag to see basic details as well as a link to buy it. this onlyopplies sponsored ads. it is currently visible to a small percentage of users who search for broader topics such as home offices. with your cnbc morning business report, i'm frank holland. >> thank you, frank. 5:55 right now. getting fit for spring may be getting easier for many of you, but now it's time to see just how far you can push yourself. >> news 4 molette green is down for the chalnge. e's throwing on some boxing gloves at a new classt in northewashington. hey, molette. >> reporter: check it out. i am going to put these gloves on, yeah. we were invited to come out to this technical boxing class. here is our coach for the hour. okay. this is the next stop on my get-fit for spring journey. folks here are wrapping their hands. we've got somebody warming up with the rope. i love theck motto

some of the other big stories this morning frank holland has those. >> samsung is issuing a profit warning. the world estlargest mobile phone maker it is first quarter earnings will come in below expectations on weak demand for its display business and chip products this morning shares are down about half a percent now over to fast food. mcdonald's making a high-tech upgrade to its drive-through they're buying tech that will allow customers to see their drive-through menus actually change in real-time based on things like the weather and current restaurant traffic mcdobld's says it's already tested the new tech, and it's going to roll it out to more restaurant locations this year mcdonald's shares, they're not really moving in the premarket 1 85 is the price right now. now to the sharing economy wework says revenues doubled in 2018 so did losses. the number of monthly users also more than doubled. the company still remains depend oent private equity as it expands to residential living and even schools no word an ipo >> see you in a bit. we are getting started on worldwide exchange hollywo

frank holland joins us live in lord's town with more on that story and set the scene for us how ask it part of ohio >> hope is the word we keep haergs in lord's town. there's hope the gm will reopen the chevy cruise plant and the hope that the president's tweets about lord's town will pressure gm to bring back the 10,000 plus jobs that were here at the height of production the president will be in ohio today visiting a tank manufacturing site, tweeted about lord's town over the weekend, tweeting in part, i want jobs to stay in the usa, and want lord's town and one of the best economies in our history open or sold to a company who will open it up fast lord's town closed on march 6th. it's currently on what's called reallocation, meaning it is possible that m could reopen it. gm called this closure a business decision citing sales of the chevy cruise in the u.s. for more than 273,000 in 2014 to about 142,000 lasts year laid off workers in limbo after other gm plants that could take them away there their homes and their families ryan mccabe says after 19 years at gm, it's heart breaking >

i'm frank holland here at cnbc's global headquarters. wall street can open slightly in the red. dow futures are down about 25 points and yesterday the stocks flipped for the dow falling for fifth time in six days. the investors are searching for some clarity in the trade talks between the u.s. and china. one of the biggest remaining issues for the markets this year. on today's watch list, reporting on the hiring in the private sector. >>> google issomeues from instagram and pinterest. they are testing shopable ads. for example, if you find apeect. the test is currently visible u search for certain broader topics. >>> and samsung is reporting two more foldable phones for the upcoming galaxy fold. that device has a tablet sized inner screen that unfolds like a book. reports say one has a large screen that wraps around the outside of the device while the other is said to be a vertical clam shell phone with a smaller external screen. samsung is working on a few issues with the galaxy fold including a visible crease that develops on the screen. that might be a problem for selfies. >>

i'm frank holland at cnbc global headquarters. here are today's top business headlines. wall street is set to open up slightly lower to flat this morning. last week, stocks finished on a positive note, the dow rising more than 100 points on friday, while the s&p 500 had its best week since november. on today's watch list, a report on housing. >>> boeing news, its 737 max jets are coming under new federal scrutiny. the "wall street journal" is reporting the department of transportation is probing the faa's approval of that aircraft, this includes the safety system that may have played a role in a crash in indonesia in october and last week's crash in ethiopia. a grand jury is also issued a subpoena for documents related to the development of that plane. the accident sparking the biggest crisis boeing has faced in two decades, threatening sales of its fastest selling plane. >>> first time home buyers are experiencing tougher conditions, as they search for their perfect moment. a new survey by bankrate.com says the toughest country is -- ranked 50th out of the top me crow a

frank holland takes stock of p .ht of the trade war one >> we're urging all companies to buy american. >> reporter: that was presidentm s goal when he imposed steel and aluminum tariffs last smarch, and itms to be working. aluminum production in the u.s. is expected tncase by 60% this year, compared to before the tariffs. and there's more room for growth. domestic supply is only meeting ab20t of u.s. demand. michael bless, ceo of century aluminum said the 10% tariff on aluminum makes u.s. companies more competitive against foreign producers that sel l ater prices because they get government subsidies. >> the u.s. should be able to producsome, a vast minority in aluminum but some of its primary aluminum. 1.2 million out of 5.7 million tons here. the tariffs were the only way to right the playing field. >> reporter: he said as the tariffs took effect century aluminum has increased production by 250% and increased workers by 25%. the last quarter, the company reported a loss. the result of a sharp rise in raw material costs. >> the price of aluminum doubles and our profits crater. so it'

i'm frank holland here at cnbc global headquarters. here are today's top business headlines. wall street is set to open up lower this morning, dow futures down 133 points. yesterday stocks fell again, with the dow and the nasdaq dropping for a fourth straight session. investors also reacting to weak economic data out of china, sparking new fears of a global sl slowdown. today's jobs report is expected to show more steady hiring in february. >>> costco is raising the minimum wage from $14 to $15 an hour, the second increase in less than a year for the retail warehouse operator. costco is raising pay for its supervisors and started offering paid parental leave for hourly employees. >>> airbnb struck a deal to buy last-minute booking site hotel tonight as it tries to attract a wide variety of travelers, it puts airbnb with expedia and it includes guided tours and activities, luxury homes and even restaurant reservations. marcus and laura, back over to you. >> i like that. >> another chance to get away. thanks, frank. >> thanks, frank. >>> coming up here on "today in the bay," an

i'm frank holland at cnbc global headquarters. here are today's top business headlines.l street could start this week out in the red this morning as investors continue to worry about a slowdown in the economy and whether that could lead to a recession. overnight in asia, japan's market posting its worst day of the year. on friday the dow falling more than 450 points, its worst performance since early january. on the watch list reports on the housing sector, consumer confidence and fourth quarter gdp. >>> american airlines is canceling about 90 flights per day through april 24th due to the grounding of boeing 737 max jets following two deadly crashes in ethiopia and indonesia. american has two dozen american 727 max planes in its fleet. every flight on the 737 max is canceled as americans make arrangements to use other aircraft. >>> and prices at the pump they're jumping. the average price of regular unleaded rising 16 cents in the past two weeks. it's now $2.66 a gallon nationwide. there in the bay area, gas is averaging $3.64 a gallon. analysts say the increase comes as

frank holland is at the world's largest rv show in salt . >> there we go. and brake. brake. and hello, mother earth. >> reporter: the rv industry is expecto face an uphill cli in 2019, and that has manufacturers like winnebagog pushin innovation. >> they're luxurious but not as rge or cumbersome as your typical rv. >> reporter: here in salt lake city, utah, at the biggest rv show in the u.s., winnebago is releasing its off-road rv. they're also introducing a all-electric model aimed at business customers. this after motorome sales fell last quarter. shipments of towables areed forecao drop more than 4% this year. e more profitable motoromes by more than 9% according to the rv industry association. more aw sales decline by than a third last quarter. the company is hanging its hopes on tech. >> the technology isn't as much about stealing market share froe the rest of industry, but it's about attracting a new customer. >> reporter: nowair dstreams wil ha smart technology built in. they canetrofit a hot spot andry control eing from the awning to the lights to the air conditionin

frank holland joins us from cnbc headquarters to deliver the news. >> good morning.all street starts off mixed. slightly higher. but investors will continue to worry about a slowdown in the global economy and whether that could lead to a recession. overnight and asia, japan's market posting the worst day of the year, down 3%. europe is lower in early trading. the dow falling more than 450 points on friday. its worst performance since early january. >>> well, prices at pump are jumping. the average price rising $.16. it's now $2.66 a gallon nationwide. analysts say it's as supplies t ight while refiners undergo maintenance in light of the summer driving season kicking off memorial day weekend. gas the same level they were this time last year. i guess we can't complain too much. back to you. >> frank, thank you so much. >> thank you. >>> is the spring weather here to stay? bill karins has a look. >>> a razor-thin finish at the l.a. marathon. you're watching early "today." try olay total effects for a 7-in-1 solution. its unique formula is packed with vitamin b3, e, and

frank holland cnbc headquarters. here are today's headlines. wall street sees red arrows, dow down 63 points. yesterday stocks fell for a third straight day. nasdaq posted losing streak of the year. investors remained focused on trade talks. watch list unemployment, productivity and consumer credit. some retail news, amazon will close all of its pop-up shops in the u.s. next month. it has 87 stores within a store inside whole foods, kohl's and shopping malls. there customers can try out amazon products like smart speaker and amazon tv as well as services such as prime video. amazon will instead expand its physical bookstores and four-star department stores which let customers browse and try some of the top rated products sold on amazon.com. >>> tesla unveiled the latest version of super charger stations promising to cut down charging times by an average of 50%. tesla says long range version of model 3 will get 75 miles of charge in five minutes adding rain to the rate of 1,000 miles per hour. the company anticipates the charging time will now d

i'm frank holland at cnbc global headquarters. here are today's top business headlines. wall street is set for a higher open this morning. yesterday's stocks were mostly lower as investors digested news that suggested that the trade talks between the u.s. and china have stalled against the backdrop of weak data out of the world's second largest economy. on today's watch list, reports on industrial production and consumer sentiment. >>> uber could make its debut on wall street next month. reports say the ride hailing company is planning to kick off its ipo process in april, which would put it close on the heels of smaller rival lyft which can expected to go public by the end of march. ubl uber will have the biggest challenge to explain a business that is more complex than lyft. it offers bike and scooter rentals, food and package deliveries and a self-driving karounity. >>> apple has not said what caused the icloud disruption yesterday which included sign-in, backup, contacts, mail and file storage. it's the third major tech outage this week, following gmail and google dr

i'm frank holland at cnbc global headquarters. here are today's top business headlines.t is set to open up higher this morning. yesterday's stocks closed with small gains, as concerns about the health of the global economy and the risk of a potential recession in the u.s. capped major moves to the upside. on today's watch list, reports on in on services. the companyun servindserve, whi is called apple tv plus. this includes price, release date and which shows will be available at launch. apple says the service will come out this fall, but it is not saying how the shows will be added, on a weekly basis or all at once to binge like netflix does. >>> would you like fries with that, how about a big flurry? mcdonald's is buying a startup dynamic yield that specializes in software to personalize the customer experience. this can change up the drive-through menu to show food based on the time of day, weather, current restaurant traffic and eating trending menu items. it can also suggest a few additional items. the new tech will be rolleder o this year. back over to you. >> they

i'm frank holland at cnbc global headquarters. here are today's top business headlines.t is set for a higher open. yesterday stocks rose as the trade talks between the u.s. and china resul. the s&p index is on track for its best performance in a first quarter since 1998, up more than 12%. on today's watch list reports on personal income and spending, manufacturing and consumer sentiment. >>> wells fargo teo tim sloan is stepping down. the bank is criticized for its efforts to recover from a scandal in 2016 over millions of fake customer accounts. sloan took over as ceo that year. he claimed we no knowledge of the bank's bad practices. he's also come under fire from congress. senator elizabeth warren called for him to be replaced and in february the government restricted wells fargo growth plans setting a breakdown in compliance and widespread abuses. >>> ipo news, lyft hopes to get a big lift when it makes its stock market debut. it has the high end of the forecast valued at more than $20 billion. lyft launched its app in 2012 and now controls about 40% of the u.s. marke

frank holland is in philadelphia tonight with a look the >> reporter: philadelphia, the birth place of the american revolution, appears to be starting a new revolution against a cashless economy. >> there's a certain group ofop just, for example, in philadelphia that when these few businesses had gone cashless, they couldn't go in ththere. 're just -- that's not correct. >> reporter: councilman bill greenly pushed for the laws to force most stores toontinue taking cash. businesses that have gone cashless say it speeds up transaions and makes bookkeeping more efficient. but greenley says it discriminates against consume who don't have checking or savings accounts. about 6% of the households in the u.s. are unbanked according to the fdic philadelphia is not alone. new jersey passed a cashless ban this week and new york city and washington, d.c., are considering similar laws. even in the heart ofilon valley, san francisco lawmakers are proposing an even stricter cashless ban thatnc wouldde amazon go stores. merchantsumers and have strong feelings about this new law. >> i feel like the cas

. >>> good morning, i'm frank holland at cnbc global headquarters. here are today's top business headli headlines. wall street is set to open up higher. dow futures up 180 points. yesterday stocks slipped as a gdp report was offset by president trump's summit with north korea leader kim jong-un. investors today can expect data on manufacturing, consumer spending and consumer sentiment. >>> big retail news. gap and old navy are separating up. they will become two independent companies by 2020. gap announcing the split thursday saying one company will comprise the old navy grand and the another yet to be named will encompass the namesake gap brand along with specialty brands like intermix, banana republic. gap company is expected to bring in $9 billion in annual sales and old navy already rakes in $8 billion in annual sales alone. >>> you can get in all of the screen time while you can. tonight kicks off the tenth annual national day of unplugging. the event is a 24-hour tech det detox, encourages users to unplug from their devices and connect with the

. >>> i'm frank holland at cnbc headquarters. american airlines are canceling flights every day due to the grounding of boeing 737 max jets. as two dozen 737 maxes on its fleet. american is making arrangements to use other aircrafts. it will affect all notified passengers. >>> 6:41. let's check in with lawyurynlau >> you're g tng see some weather throughout this morning and throughout this week. going to let you know when this rain arrives. >>> and the mueller investigation is ov. but the >>> 16 before the hour now. no collusion. that's been the phrase president trump has repeated for nearly two years. and thismorning, attorney general william barr's summary of robert mueller's investigation seems to agree. >> kristen welkerns j us from the white house with these details. >> reporter: good morning. trump is feeling tumphant this morning. the cloud of collusion that worked hard, has been lifted. that includes william bar that looks at the time on friday. on the main question of whether trump colluded the rush that, the investigati

. >>> i'm frank holland at cnbc headquarters.ican airlines arein chanc flights every day due to the grounding of boeing 737 max jets. american has two dozen 737 maxes on i fleet. american is making arrangements to use other aircrafts. it will affect all nified passengers. >>> more than 25,000 runne i'm out on sunday for the larrast in the country, the l.a. marathon. runners kicked off the 22.4ll n run. more than $30 million. >>> adam was the first american paraplegic ever to walk a few marathon. he suffere a spinal cord injury d was told he would never walk again. that suit helped him get on the same playi field as competitors in the race. >> it's an incredible feeling being out, just at the same height as everybody. we're all going toward the finish line. crossing the finish line. it's is sense of accomplishnt. >> he plans on raising affawares about the suit and his nonprofit. >>> sthil ahead, we are covering every angle. >>> plus, spring is that means it's time for spring cleaning, right? we're working for you to get your home

i'm frank holland at cnbc headquarters. goldman sachs aims to he more women and minorities. is trying to improve diversity, saying half applicants must be women. the majority of new hires will be analysts and associates. about 60% of the u.s. firms a white. as for senior managers, 80% are white and only are women. the rule comes into before a gender pay pool in england. >>> i had a killer leg workout yesterday. >> you're crushing it molette. >> so far, the workouts have included the targeting the key areas that ladies liko target. >> there's so many, though. >> we have taken a look at a variety o workouts. coming up, i'll give you a look at my progress. it's a quick, good option for a lot of people out there. >>> we have more still ahead. democrats demand a new investigation into president trump. > >> how this is linked to the charges levels against bob kraft. >>> and in texas, a chemical >>> and in texas, a chemical plant continues t burn. [female voiceover] with the penfed caruying service from penfed credit union, you can get rates as low as 1.49% apr on new vehicles. and

i'm frank holland at cnbc headquarters. would you like fries with that? how about a mcflurry.cdonald's is making a big investment in artificial intelligence. dynamic yield is personalized software. this can change up the drive-through menu, to change up the time of day, restaurant traffic. based on a customer's selections, it can suggest additional items. this tech will be rolled out at all locations this year. i'm fra holland. >> ott only are weie la okay. >> i want to order my food at the counter. that's over. >> still aheew on 4 today, reversing the trend. we're introducing youoc to students, determined to convince their classmates to stop vaping. >>> hundreds of flights are being canceled each day. r're looking at where the situation stanht now. news 4 today will be back. something very important. not everybody can be a winner like aldi. their products have won over 400 awards for quality. kind of like cooper's solar system. but hey we did great too. not aldi great, but regular great... beat him... ...plants? know what's really great? the low prices at aldi. save sn fresh

i'm frank holland at cnbc headquarters.king is mak little bit easier for to you get your caffeine fix,nc lng a coffee subscription plan. coffees to pay $5 a month get one cup c offee per day. this monthly subscription can be worth as much as $31. if you're a weekday commuter, it's at least $20. the hope'ts they w just by coffee but also by breakfast. a special guest will stop by "the voice." you probably know john legend has joined the team this season as a coach, and tonight his wife, chrissy teigen isg makin an appearance and poking some fun at your husband. >> my favorite part is that he sings to us. >> you like it? >> i love it.on >> you't love it? >> it's a lot. ♪ checking my mind >> he sings a lot. ♪ fruity water, how is it fruity water if it's so clear ♪ >> there's toobuuch er, why is there too much butter ♪ >> they're going to give her a chair soon, too, asell i'm telling you. >> 76s are forward and fmer wizard mike scott ended up in the crowd trying save a ball. instead of getting back on the court, he takes a mome

i'm frank holland at cnbc headquarte. goldman sachs aims to hire more women and minorities.tr the bank ing to improve diversity, saying half applicants must be women. 11% must be black and 4% must be latino. the majority of new hires will be analysts and associates. about 60% of the u.s. firms are white. as for senior managers, 80% are white and only 22% are women. the rule comes into before a gender pay pool in england. with your cnbc morning business report, i'm frank come land. >>> we'll be in sunshine for your tuesday and wednesday. you may have to think about a rain chance oour friday, as well. your full forecast in ten minutes. >>> the montgomery county council taking >>> you're watching news 4 today. >> welcome back at 6:45. the list of democts vying to out president tmp from office in 2020 is growing. andhe president is hurling insultspl that p who aren't in the race. >> he lashed out atoe biden and one hopeful has pulled in major dollars after announcing his candidacy. kristen welker is at the white house to expl

i'm frank holland at cnbc headquarters.ger king is making it easier for you to get your caffeine fix. customers who pay $5 a month get brewel regular cup of coffee per day. it runs about a month. so it can be worth as much as $31. if you're a weekday commuter, it's $20. >> that's what happens. you want a breakfast sandwich and hashbrowns, a chocolate shake. >> we're working for you showing you what to look for on your next credit report to boost your numbers. >> in and out? joe bid makes a slip during >>> after a weekend marked b chilly but overall comfortable temperatures, your monday morning may be marked by some rain and even a few flakes. can't seem to get rid ofs t weather. >> winter is holding on. good morning. i'm aaron gill grist. >> and i'm eun yang. melissaollet is standing by with a look at your commute but first here's chuck bell. >> where's the love for 78 on friday afternoon? i forgot about that. what have you done for me lately? four things to know about the forecast. s, indeed, cold weather has returned for

i'm frank holland at cnbcad arters. lyft will hope to get a big lift when it makes its stock market debut. the ipo is valuing the company at more than $20 billion. 201 launched its app in and controls about 40% of the u.s. market but has yet to make a profit. lyft will start trading on the nasdaq this morning. >>> looks like coming back to d.c. next year.fr it is returnin june to september of 2020. single tickets will cost between $99 and $550. >>> it's estimated that 11% of all children live withadhd. >> researchersha say is expectant mothers. >>> months after president trump >>> months after president trump ordereat redfin, we charge you a 1% listing fee. and because redfin.com is america's #1 brokerage site our agents get more eyes on your home so you sell for thousands more our agents get more than the one next door. don't get stuck in the past. sell with a redfin agent. >>> news 4 today starts now. >> fday morning has finally arrived. >> that's not the only good news this morning, a portion of the beltway is back o

holland is back for those. frank>> perfect segue we're talking about airports denver coming in at number four. dallas-fort worth at number three. chicago o'hare, the runner-up and time for the big reveal. drum roll. the number one business for business travellers. atlanta. on-line small biz marketplace fundera raip ranked their decision on factors like ease of internet access, proximity to downtown, and more by the way, the worst airport for business, palm beach international in florida >> atlanta's hartsfield also the busiest airports in the united states as well they're doing something right down there in georgia. >> chicago o'hare was a surprise to me because it's not close to downtown, and i find it to be a maze, hard to navigate i have been there many times a little bit of a surprise >> a surprise to a lot of people palm beach, not a great airport. great place to be. mcdonald's says wage increases should be phased in, and in all industries, they should be treated the same way there's been a lot of heat on mcdona

. >> i'm frank holland at cnbc headquarters. boeing hasnveiled a software fix for its 737 max planes, which have been grounded following two deadly crashes in recent months. the company plans to senthat update to the faa for approval. the faa and other regulators fehave to sign off on the of the 737 max before the planee can fly with pers onboard. some experts believe it could be up to three months before the grounded jets are in the air again. >>> mold sporesre low but tree pollen is in the moderate range. car washing forecast, nothing to worry about. steadier rain arrives first thing sunday >>> plus, much-needed relief to our area's pothole problems. but it will mean a major road closure this weekend. we'll fill you in. >>> and i saying the pollen is not why my nose is running. it's 38 degrees at nats park. by 1:05, in the >>> you're watching news 4 today. >> 6:45 right now. a live look at nationals park this morning. it isn opening day washington. we're going to fill you in on everything you need to know before a new season o

frank holland is here with more. frank. >> closer to answers investigators have restate preliminary conclusion and anti-stall system on that 737 max was activated before the plane crashed. this is according to the "wall street journal." these are the first findings based on data from the plane's black boxes, and they may be the stroongest indication, the same system misfired and both the ethiopia air flight on march soth and the lion air crash in indonesia in october u.s. officials have been analyzing details gathered by their counterparts in ethiopia, which may be subject to change the journal says ethiopian authorities are expected to put out their own preliminary report as soon as next week. so make it easier for pilots to control. the 737 max jets will remain grounded worldwide until the faa and other regulators sign off on that fix and new pilot training is conducted that can take months boeing shares are down just slightly brian, back over to you. >>. >>> restoration hardware is braming the slowdown in sales at