there reset pin codes on it's unknownhow many customers i'm frank holland. it is going to be a hot one. >> it sure is. the trend is not our friend mid 90s today and hovering near 100 degrees for air emperature onfriday, saturday, sunday. if you going to the beach well, not so much. highi temperature in the m 90s at ocean city and rehoboth. at least you can get into the ocean. here. northb 201, the ramp earlie closure there. take a look atrou >>> the resolut >> with those words and a bang in which he suggested some that resolution says his commen quote, legitimized an amec and people of color. votes. tonigh he heads to north nbc's peter alexander joins us good morning. eun, you're really right here. the president did praise those what i striking, for years the villai ahead of the 2020 campaign narrow path to victory, as you notice tonigh the president will head in. don't be surprised if you see thank you, again, your full the president isn't the only one chrge comments that are insens kellya conway is coming under fire for comments made. t outsid white house

frank holland joins us with a round up of those morning movers good morning, frank. >>> we're talking coffee, barbies and casinos this morning. we'll start with the coffee. shares of starbucks are trading higher, up more than 6% this morning. the chain posting better-than-expected quarterly results and raising full-year guidance same-store sales rose by 6%. results were driven by strong demand for its new beverages in the u.s. and in china. shares are up nearly 80% from last summer. >>> mattel reporting a smaller than expected loss the toymaker saw strong growth in barbie and hot wheel brands investors are betting on mgm this morning the casino operator reporting higher revenue in the latest quarter. the ceo says he is confident in the company's 2020 targets back over to you >> frank holland, thank you very much for that. >>> still on deck, why kyle bass says a u.s./china trade deal cannot be reached. and then game on the fortnite world cup is kicking off in new york city, if you think this is simply fun games, think again big money, $30 million is on th line for these gamers. stay tu

it's where frank holland spent a good amount of time of his life. morning's top trending stories, and we mentioned frank because he's back with those. frank, chicago, 4:47, 5:47 here. it's a big day for twitter >> absolutely. twitter is buzzing twitter got a makeover the company rolling out a new desktop layout with a completely rearranged navigation. this design allows users more customization options but still no edit function jack dorsey the ceo had some interesting ceo he said they have not added it because people could tweet one thing, because when people comment, they could change it to something else. i feel like they have developers that can find a work-around around that. >> let's go back to the redesign, it makes it look like the phone, right that's on purpose, right >> that is on purpose. i think social media redesigns, they feel overdone for me, it was fine before sites like this, they always want to improve and upgrade. i would still like to see an edit button. so many times i want to tweet something, i make a mistake and i have to start

>> because he's frank holland. >> oh, sorry.ou have permission to not root for usa. >> very clever, my friend. >> i have to sip my coffee. that went right over my head. thank you, frank holland, and go usa. >>> 5:15, new this morning, r g regal cinema launching an unlimited subscription movie plan. details are being worked out. regal will offer three pricing tiers, all with access to unlimited tickets. so pricing will likely be based on where the theater is located, meaning that you may pay more depending on where you live. >> bay area. >> more money, ching, ching, ching, ching, ching. subvi some of the most popular theaters are stone's town, jack london ua berkeley, hacienda crossings and dublin. >>> this sunday some americans are planning to cut the cord and disconnect from their cable providers. if you are one of them, keep in mind it might not have as big an impact on your bottom line. the subscription services like netflix and hulu can add up. netflix subscriptions went up by $1. hulu's live tv is $40 a month and youtube tv

i'm frank holland at cnbc headquarters. here are today's top business headlines. wall street is said to open up in the red this morning. yesterday stocks rising following several positive earnings reports and news about a fresh round of u.s./china trade talks will begin sometime in the next week. the dow and the nasdaq closing just shy of new record highs. on today's watch list, a report on new home sales and earnings from at&t, boeing, facebook, ford and tesla. >>> ups is going seven days a week. the company will add sunday delivery starting early next year as it responds to the huge growth in online is postal service which delivers some ups packages in the final leg of their journey. > yowant a nice coffee, frappuccino? you don't want toea home or your office? we have an answer for that. starbucks will expand delivrshi. it tested last fall in miami and adden nuary. uber eats currently charges a fee of $2.49 for starbucks orders, small amount for somebody who goes to tahoe or takes long locations to send something to their friend on the east coast. >> we're alway

i' >>> frank holland at cnbc headquarters. apple is back up and running after outage took a down a few hours yesterday. features such as calendar and contacts and reminders all affected and issues impacting apple pay and some other services. this is the second outage for icloud this year. it y so comes after nearly da long outage that affected facebook. users were unable to upload or send media files on facebook and instagram and what's app. with your cnbc morning business report, i'm frank holland. >>> the sun is brking through and we will give you the details. is there a plane taking off. what the weekendto has in s for us. all of the details coming up in a few moments. jack, what is happening on the roads? >> continuing breaking news. 212, powder mill road is closed and active investigation ongoing. you will have to turn around at the scene. >>> some breaks t newhis morning in the district. tors are trying to figure out what started this fire at a home on barnham street northwest. no one was hurt but four people who live th

. >>> i'm frank holland at cnbc headquarters. apple is back upin and runn after outage took a down a few hours yesterday. features such as calendar and contacts and reminders ll affected and issues impacting apple pao and sme other services. this is the second outage for icloud this yearl it a comes after nearly day long outage that affected facebook. users were unable to load or send cuba files on facebook and instagram. with your cnbc morning business report, i'm frank holland. >>> when you hear about our local highways you think rush hours and lots of traffic. >> that is what is there. a pal of loca parents, one highway will have a special place in their hearts. a baby girl came into the world a week early while her parents were rushing to the hospital. mom was cool about it. but dadr in the ver's seat, a bit panicked. the couple from aspen hill made it so far the intercounty connector when the baby girl said i'm ready to be born. our news partner took this video after the couple pulled over the side of the road andn called a

i'm frank holland. executives from amazon, apple, facebook, and google will be on aycapitol hill in d.c. todo testify before a house committee on the tremendous markower they all hold. the first high profile encounter between silicon valley and congress since the trump administration targeted these companies over potential antitrust behavior and it could set the stage for more regulation but facebook ceo mark zuckerberg d google ceo were grilled over data about privacy issues. with your cnbc report, i'm frank holland. >>> we are looking at some very warm condition headed our y. a little bit of sunshine out there today. temperatures low to mid-90s and feeling closer to hndred but that will be cool compared to this weekend's forecast. we will talk about the numbers coming up. >>> southbound side of hamp avenue is shut down near randolph road and we will show you that coming up and other issues on the roadway.>> a twitter war becomes a very public battle. democrats continue to denounce the president for wh

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i'm frank holland.cutives from amazon, apple, facebook, and google will be on capitol hill in d.c. today to testify before a howom cttee on the tremendous market power they all hold. the first high profile encounten betweilicon valley and congress since the trump administration targeted these companies over potential antitrust behavior and it could set the stage of more. ceos were grilled over data about privacy issues. with your cnbc 'mreport, i frank holland. >>> summertime in most communities will be filled with kid in the street jumping rope. >> if you're ood, it was double dutch. this morning, we are throwing it bac to a popular pastime in the '70s and '80s and molette green is live and joining a nationwide movent. i know you can double dutch! >> i can.i can. il let meethese laid start us off.le the doubutch mission is in full effect in the dmv. a growing movement across the country. pamela robinson is the founder and came in from chicagoweand will talk in 6:00 hour about why this is like resurging

/china trade war today frank holland has news from samsung. >> good morning.amsung warning second quarter profits are expected to drop by 56%. this would be the third straight decline in quarterly profit. operating profit is forecasted to drop to 5$5.5 billion, it still beat analyst estimates due to one-off gains from the display business the company says sluggish demand for memory chips is only being amplified by the ongoing u.s./china trade war analysts say a worldwide oversupply in smuemiconductors n tariffs on huawei have contributed to this. some analysts predict the chip sector will not recover until the second half of 2020. check out lg electronics, they fell 5% on disappointing results. sk hynix dropping 2% >> this is an interesting take only because it's the next step in another chip company warning about what's happening is there a broader theme that we should think about in regards to whether smukte esemiconductors e that leadership for the market do they still provide the linchpin for everything working out to the upside overall? >> tech is not goi

of course frank holland is here with those >> good morning.with ford taking aim at tesla check out this new video showing off the tacapabilities of the f0 electric pickup. the weight in the video is about four times the 300,000 pounds that elon musk says the tesla pickup could be capable of towing cool video here. everybody knows the ford f-150 is one of the most popular selling pickups in the u.s but this is only a prototype >> are you a pick up guy >> i enjoy a pick up >> would this video make you think about buying an electric vehicle pickup truck on the ford side versus tesla? if i needed one, yes i enjoy driving a pickup i sometimes visit family in the country, they're fun to drive, but only if i needed it. great cars great vehicles, shy say. >>> did oor dash drivers and customers, the company is changing course. they revealed user tips sometimes lower payouts to workers. worker also now get the full amount of customer tips in addition to hourly wages >> i couldn't believe they didn't get all the tips to begin with >> it's hard to belive

i'm frank holland.pple is focused on q quntitas i gts s uali oerv launch its apple tv plus service this fall and may ab shot at netflix model releasing as much as content it can to attract viewers. se cntmoh.y appleelt first series is a morning show oat stars reese witherspon and jennifer aniston. i'm frank holland with your cnbc morning business report. >>> let's get back to the weather. you had about grabbing a jacket? >> the0s temperatures in the 5 out in the shenandoah valley. so you need to grab a jacket out there this morning. temperatures are ing to be in the 80s for day time highs today and mid to upper 80s which is seasonable this time of the y r. blue skies and low humidity but big changes are on the way so we will talk abo that and daily rain chances starting on wednesday. oh, yeah, that includes the fourth of july. it'sin cup. >>> slowdown on 270 plus your >>> slowdown on 270 plus your with this one little nexgard chew comes the confidence, you're doing what's right, to protect your dogks yo

i'm frank holland. quentin tarantino notching a r open. $40 million at the north america box office but not enough to top disnhe lion king" which is days away from crossing th $1 billion mark at the global box office. disney has notched 7.7 billion in ticket sales all around the worlso far this year. eclipsing the industry record it set back in 2016. hitting a fresh all-time high. with your cnbc morning business report, i'm frank holland. >> thank you, frank! >> next on "news4 today," a local track star wins a big national title andow his eyes are on the olympics. >>> latest in healthy diet trend is going meatless but it a is going meatless but it a isop we are sisters. and we just moved in together. why alissa and aleah chose fios. we stream so much. a lot of times alissa is watching tv on her laptop using her phone, also using her tablet. i am really good at multi-tasking cause i'm awesome. a ttle. get the internet your family needs at a price you'll love. plus, the first month of youtube tv on us when you switch now. only on fios. >>> w

i'm frank holland. quentin tarantino notching a career best opening weekend.in $40 million at the north america box office but not enough to top disney "the lion king" which is days away from crossing the $1 billion mark at the global box office. disney has notched 7.7 billion in ticket sales all around the world so far this year. eclipsing the industry record it set back in 2016. disney stock 1% away from hitting a fresh all-time high. with your cnbc morning business report, i'm frank holland. i'm lauryn ricketts. akwe are tg a look at those temperatures out there right now. 60s and 70s and up tick in the humidity this morning. humidity only increases throughout the day. low 90s today and another chance of a spotty shower. let's talk about the rest of this workweek. changes are coming our way. . >>> first 4 traffic alert. inbound 4 and somebody outbound lanes shutdown. a fatal crash investigation hi other tngs happeni and g > what is going on? what is goin? >> shock and confusion at an outdoor festival in northern california. a gunman opened fire yesterday, k

frank holland has more >> good morning.sx down 6% this morning after a miss on earnings and on revenue. the railroad operator cutting revenue guidance for the year, expecting a decline of 1% versus an increase of nearly 2% csx citing economic uncertainty as this industry is dealing with the fallout from trade tensions. on the call the ceo pointing to a weakness in domestic and export coal volume, the shutdown of a refinery in philadelphia could affect crude oil shipments. food and auto products grew by 2% the company says it has been directly impacted bay shay a sh decline if trucking rates over the past year. despite this, csx is up 20% on the full-year. union pacific and kansas southern also reporting this week >> that philly refinery fire, they got most of their crude oil to north dakota from philadelphia on csx. >>> tech's triple threat from de c. d.c. to brussels, why the industry seems to be coming under fire. >>> and the stock you need to watch that is setting up for some big losses at the open. it's your mystery cha

frank holland joining us now with that. frank?good morning, brian former fed chair janet yellen says she is in favor of a 25 bases point cut to the benchmark interest rate due to a slow-down in the global economy. yellen saying the trade war created an uncertain global environment for business while speaking at the aspen economic strategy group meeting in colorado last night. the u.s. economy it is still going strong based on recent data on friday, the second quarter gdp report was better than expected at 2.1% and unemployment is near historic lows at 3.7%. >> although the u.s. is doing well, i would be focussed on wanting to keep it doing well, to keep the expansion on track and i think in light of the risks i would be inclined to cut a bit. i wouldn't see this as the beginning unless things change of the major easing cycle. >> when the central bank meets this week, policymakers are widely expected to lower interest rates by 25 bases points, just as yellen supported. it would be the first cut in more than a decade and seen as a m

frank holland joins me we want to start with weather.hirds of the country is just melting in a heat wave. >> complete scorcher >> we have all these heat warnings coming up bill karins -- oh, janessa is with us from new york with the forecast >> we will continue to see the heat building across the plains, the northeast and the mid-atlantic warnings have increased across the east we have not talked about overnight lows they're going to be enhanced throughout the weekend we're seeing lows now, they're currently in the mid 80s it's hard to sleep these warnings have expanded into the northeast i do expect them to go into the mid-atlantic we have over 40 states, 168 million people throughout the weekend. now, this is going to be a prolonged weekend event before a cold front starts to slice through by monday. let's look at today's highs here when you factor in the dew points along with the air temperature, in cleveland, 107 degrees. that really starts to enhance this high pressure, that shifts into weekend we will see records even for d.c. and

it's been an issue, but dominican is clearly tourists who are coming in and out. >> exactly. >> frank hollandk you. >>> big night for tech earnings, of course. >> alphabet and amazon the two companies -- >> and interet -- >> i say should be broken up by investment bankers in our lifetime. >> that's your conviction. you'll stand by it. >> i state with aplomb. >> thank you for watching "power lunch." >> "closing bell" will pick up where we leave off, right now. ♪ >>> welcome to "the closing bell." i'm littwilfred frost. i'm at the boeing post, they're sliding and it's been a bad week rerl renewed fears for the 737 max stemming from the airlines shlg but broader markets are selling off as well. lots to discuss from central banks to earnings with 59 minutes of active trade. >> i'm sara eisen. welcome, everyone. let's look at what's driving the action lower this hour, the final hour of trade. european central bank today leaving interest rates unchanged, signaling a future rate cut, more monetary easing didn't do the trick, though, in terms of exciting the stock market earnings fallout from tesla a

. >> good morning i'm frank holland.is going seven days a week and will add seasoned delivery starting early next year as it respondto huge growth in online shopping. it will be assisted by u.s. ce.tal ser ups is adding more pickupç locations for packages inside of cvs, michaels and advanced auto parts stores. with your cnbc business report, i'm frank holland. >>> 6:41 on your wednesday morning. time for your dog-walking forecast, this dog ceaser is not worried. he's a 10-year-old dog available for adoption. esenior dogs hav reduced adoption fees as well. go to humanerescuealliance.org to add that buddy to your family. temperatures today, cooler than average. ten-day forecast coming up. >>> and f in yourst 4 traffic, a traffic alert in herndon, this a crash investigation involving a motorcycle. we have a partial closure and some real slow downs on bw we'll look at those two problems and your travel time coming up. >>> plus, robert mueller in the hot seat. we're looking aheado whatwill be a historic day on capitol hill.

. ♪ >>> i'm frank holland with your update at this hour. the u.s.s placing sanctions on a senior hezbollah operative, who coordinated the 1994 bombing of a jewish community center in buenos aires that killed 85 people mike pompeo making the announcement in buenos aires >> the state department's rewards for justice program is offering up to $7 million for information leading to his identification or his arrest and the united states department of treasury is also designating salman as a specialcally decision nated global terrorist which denies him access to the united states financial system >> reporter: angela merkel reiterating the eu's long held stance it will not renegotiate the brexit agreement it struck with theresa may it could be redefined but indicated no readiness to budge on the basic divorce deal. >>> nissan is recalling nearly 91,000 titan pickup trucks electrical issues could cause the engine to stall. model years 2017 through 2019. that's the cnbc news update at this hour. melissa, back over to you. >> frank, thank you, frank holland. >

. >>> good morning i'm frank holland at cnbc headquarters. wano gets the green light to carry passengers in california. data officials gave google self driving car permit a to take part in the pilot program. an operator must be behind the wheel just in case of an emergency. it is now the fourth self driving car program to take part ld lead program that c to offering a taxi service very similar to the one that operates in the phoenix area. with your cnbc morning siness report, i'm frank holland. >>> the sun is up right now. we've got some sunouhine there, a little bit of fog. definitely feels thick when you walk outside with that humidity in place. by noon already 90 degrees and then after 3:00 p.m., 60% chance of seeing some scattered storms. some of stich could be ng. and the fireworks may be in jeopardy, so let's talk about that. we have a lot of things going on tonight as well. rolling stonesconcert, forecast and all your planners for that hour by hou coming up.r >> announcer: you're watching "news 4 today." >>> 6:45 right now. a this morn

i'm frank holland at cnbc headquarters. here are today's top business headlines. wall street is set to open up sharply higher this morning. investors all around the world are reacting to the u.s. and china striking a trade truce this weekend, agreeing not to imurth tariffs time being. the markets closing out the first half of the year with gains on friday. the dow had its best month since october of 2015 and turned in its best first half since 1999. >>> if you're flying out on the fourth of july, get ready for some extra, get there extra early. the number of passengers will be a record flying this week with 12 million people expected to pass through security checkpoints between july 3rd and the 7th. the peak day will likely be sunday. the tsa anticipates screening about 2.7 million passengers and crew members on the peak days, that's an additional 500,000 people than on a typical day. you could also face extra traffic out there on the roads. aaa says the number of drivers is expected to rise by more than 4% this year and some cities will be three times more conges

i'm frank holland. >> thank you, frank. >>> well, it's happening.dskins, they're reportg to training camp today.ho among tse who won't be there, though, linebacker mason foster has been released from the skins. his agent makinncthat annouement yesterday on twitter. starting tomorrow fans will be able to attend camp. >>> we always hear of how important it is to wear your sunscreen, but before you step outside, health experts want to warn you to check the date on the bottle. they say putting on expired sunscreen is risky and may not o protect u from the sun. 'trow it out after three years if it doe have an expiration or if it changed color or consistency. >>> time right now is 5: on this wednesday morning. coming up next on news 4, we have much more ahead on the robert mueller testimony that is coming up today. plus a lookan at your weather d traffic. we'll be back right after this. >> announcer: news 4 today begins with breaking news. >>> on thend northbou lanes of the bw parkway, this is near laurel and buoy road. >> yeah. we're trying to get the ch

." >>> good morning, i'm frank holland at cnbc headquarters. >>> wall street is set to open up mostlyigher today. the nasdaq could be weighed down from disappointing earnings from tesla overnight. yesterday a mixed session for stocks. mixed results from boeing and caterpillar but the nasdaq and s&p 500 both closed at record highs. >>> reports on unemployment and durable goods and a whole lot of earnings including from 3m, amazon, alphabet and starbucks. >>> you want to watch shares of facebook today. they're higher as inesthavestor don't appear to be flinching. they beat wall street forecast on steady user growth on its site as well as instagram and they related to a big charge on this $5 billion fine over data privacy issues. facebook also says continued costs related to other government probes could hit results well into next year. >>> the department of justice is set to approve t-mobile merger with sprint as well as today. as parts of the deal, they'll sell some assets to dish network. this mergerlders and dish will reportedly get 9 million sprint customers and be allowed to operat

with your cnbc morning business report, i'm frank holland. >> frank, thank you. >>> it's 5:56, still ahead at 6, reports on the terrible conditions for migrants held a the border spark protests across the country. >>> including in our area, but as the protesters shout down immigration officials, the crisis worsens at the border. >> and he becamethe face of chryslve when he sad the company. now more than years later, lee ♪ >>> the tanks are in town, but the street-damaging vehicles aren't the only things you need to watch for when this year's fourth of july celebrations get under way. >> two separate shootings send three people to the hospital in northern virginia. now police are wondering if the crime was gang related. >>> the father of the fordst muang is gone. lee iacocca one of the most famous faces of the auto industry has died. >> announcer: news 4 begins wit orm team 4 weather alert. >>> you remember the heavy rain that poured down in the d.c. a region aftether hot, muggy afternoon yesterday. the storm ripped the siding off this home. news 4 is weather alert for another hot day

frank holland back at headquarters to elaborate on that citi note frank was talking about, a lot of the consensus estimates did not include the impact of that charge, and when citi actually accounted for that, they said that it came in, the eps came in $0.03 ahead of consensus and core ebit beat city charges. that's why we're seeing the shares of 6%. >> the expectations were really low here that's why you're seeing such a bump up. what i think is interesting, it will be interesting for the rest of the week and particularly tomorrow is that intermodal number that was down. people have talked about about that quote unquote freight recession. tomorrow csx, they have earnings after the close. jb hunt also talked about their eastern part of the states operations being somewhat weak that's where csx operates as well that's going to be very key for tomorrow. >> right, the intermodal revenue miss, this is a miss, and that's half their revenue for this quarter, and i think this is a classic relief rally i think it wasn't as disastrous as the industry would suggest is it should have been. i think

i'm frank holland at cnbc headquarters. here are today's top business headlines. wall street is set to open up lower this morning. stocks gave up strong gains yesterday to close off the highs of the session. although the s&p 500 still ended at a record high. optimism over the u.s. and china trade talks of the g20, pausing a new round of tariffs. now it seems to be digested by the market and new worries about the prospects of a final trade deal. >>> investors will get a pulse check on the state of manufacturing and the consumer today when automakers report their june sales. they're expected to have slowed last month after a strong increase in may. higher prices are keeping some buyers away, offsetting the stronger economy and record high consumer sentiment that would otherwise boost sales. >>> about one-third of americans say they cut their spending in the last year, according to a new investing survey by cnbc, financial planning site acorns and survey monkey. the reasons for spending less range from worries about a loss of household income and new debt to fears of

." >>> good morning, i'm frank holland at cnbc headquarters. wall street could see green arrows at the open this morning. yesterday the markets rising with the s&p 500 closing at another record high even as the optimism over the trade truce between the u.s. and china continues to fade. on today's watch list, reports on hiring in the private sector and the trade deficit. the markets closed early today ahead of the holiday at 1:00 p.m. eastern time. >>> waymo gets the green light to carry passengers in california. state officials gave the self-driving unit a permit to take part in a pilot program. there are a few restrictions. they cannot charge passengers and there must be an operator to take over just in case. it could eventually open the door to waymo offering a taxi service similar to the one it operates in the phoenix area. >>> uber eats has a new option for people who like the ambience of a restaurant but hate waiting. a dine-in feature in dallas, austin and san diego, customers can pre-order their food on the app and then go and eat in the

back over to you. >> thanks, frank frank holland at headquarters, u.p.s.ng fedex to a seven-day delivery we will play this game with two new candidates. >> pick me, pick me. >> tim, what do you think. ums or fedex >> on valuation it is a no brainer, it is fedex while we talked about fedex trading at a trough valuation at times that hasn't mattered, i think fedex has started to turn around what fedex priced this is a lot of international weakness and cyclicality that i don't think u.p.s. has in their price. for me i think fedex is a better run company, why it usually trades at a premium and it does not now. >> do you think there's continued european weakness where fedex would have to incorporate the weak guidance going forward? >> i think fedex has been out front with it. in fact, the market at times has been disappointed because it was not what the quarter they were told before. in other words, fedex gave them a couple of quarters where it was, hold on a second. they were straight in your face about what was going on in europe. >> seven days, good for u.p.

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i'm frank holland at cnbc headquarters. here are today's top business headlines.all street is set for a slightly lower open this morning. stocks ending a touch lower yesterday. the dow had a fresh all-time high during the session but closed in the red, snapping a four-day win streak. today's watch list a report on housing and earnings from bank of america and netflix. prin is informing customers of a serious data breach. hackers may have gained access to billing address, phone numbers, device type and i.d. by exploiting a flaw in a samsung website. the site advertised an add a new line feature for active sprint custom customers. sprint was told about the breach in late june. it reset p.i.n. codes on affected accounts. >>> google wants to show you where bike stations are in several cities. it displays how many bikes are available and whether there's an empty space to dock your bike when you reach your destination. the new feature has been tested in new york for the last year and expanded to two dozen more cities around the world, including the bay area, chicago, l.

i'm frank holland at cnbc headquarters. here are today's top business headlines. wall street is said to open up in the red. yesterday stocks rising following several positive news rompz and wordsu.s./china trade talks will begin sometime in the next week. the dow and the nasdaq closing sthighs. odd december watch list report on new home sales and earnings from at&t, boeing, facebook, ford and tesla. >>> ups is going seven days a week. the sunday delivery starting early next year as it responds to the huge growth in online shopping assisted by the u.s. postal service which delivers some ups packages in the final leg of their journey. ups is adding more pickup locations for packages inside thousands of cvs, michael's and advanced auto parts stores. >>> you want a nice coffee, frappuccino? sfar bucks will expand delivery nationwide through its partnership with uber eats. it tested last fall in miami and added ten more cities in january. it charges a fee of $2.49 for starbucks orders but for you guys i don't think that's t yout frappucci frappuccino. >> how earl >> i

i'm frank holland at cnbc headquarters. here are today's top business headlines. wall street is said to open up in the green this morning. investors are keying in on comments from a top official at the federal reserve. in a speech yesterday, he said the fed should "act quickly to tackle any signs of a slowtown in the economy." the markets taking that to mean the fed will be aggressive cutting interest rates starting with the meeting later this month. the spokesperson for the fed saying the speech was purely academic and a signal what the fed is likely to do. >>> boeing will take a massive charge of nearly $5. on its of the 737 max. th payments to airlines who canceled thousands of flights since march and delayed delivery of the planes. boeing is scheduled to report earnings results next week. it's unclear when the planes will fly again. the boeing projects the max to return to service by the end of next year. >>> general motors unveiling a redesigned cor jet, a splashy tribute to the iconic sportscar as gm is facing mounting pressure in a sluggish sales environme

. >>> good morning i'm frank holland at cnbc headquarters. here are today's top business headlines.ocks are said to open lower as investors wait an action-packed week on wall street. u.s. and chinese negotiators are meeting in shanghai for the first in-person talks since a truce was struck in june. investors are weighing the outcome of the latest federal reserve meeting. most analysts expect the fed to cut interest rates by 25 basis points and the busiest week of earnings season. spotlight on the bay area, tech giant apple out with its quarterly results on tuesday. >>> meantime a blockbuster deal in the biotech industry announced. pfizer is merging its generic drug business with mylan. it could bring in annual sales of $20 billion. mylan stock is down sharply from its 2015 highs. >>> the world of fortnite crowned a new champion yesterday, 16-year-old american kyle bugga gearsdorf, won the solo final in new york. a pennsylvania native managed to escape past 99 opponents earning 59 points through six games the runner-up 33. he took home the trophy and a $3 million cash prize. epic gam

i'm frank holland here at cnbc headquarters, here are today's top business headlines.eet is set to open up slightly lower this morning. the markets saw gains on wednesday with the dow posting its first record close since last october. the big focus today will be on the labor market. as we get the monthly jobs report, economists are expecting a healthy rebound in company payrolls after a disappointing may. the numbers could help determine whether the economy is stiz weakening. back up and running again after an outage took it down for a few hours yesterday. calendars, contexts and reminders are affected and issues impacting apple pay and other services, the second outage for icloud this year and comes after a day-long outage that affected facebook. >>> and chipotle is offering free delivery so soccer fans can cheer on the u.s. women's national team in the world cup final sunday. the chain is serving up the favorite to go orders of three team members. you can choose from three entries including two customized salads and burrito bowls. today is free on all orders of $10 o

i'm frank holland at cnbc headquarters. here are today's top business headlines.all street could open up in the green this morning despite ending thursday's session lower. stocks fell on thursday on concerns the fed may not be as aggressive in cutting rates next week but today, investor also get a first read on second quarter gdp and will also be watching eminent earnings results from mcdonald's and twitter. >>> apple announcing its plans to buy intel's wireless chip unit for $1 billion. 2,200 intel employee also join apple at a time when the company is widely reported to be building its own 5g chip set. the intellectual property apple receives from intel will be critical to that effort. the deal is expected to close in the fourth quarter of 2019. >>> and spacex launched its 18th cargo mission for nasa. the company's falcon 9 rocket blasted off with a car gone dragon capsule carrying nearly 2.5 tons of supplies to the international space station. the capsule is carrying research and technology payloads that concentrate on cellular science. this launch marks the ca

." >>> good morning, i'm frank holland at cnbc headquarters.ere are today's top business headlines. wall street is set for a bit of a mixed start to the trading day. yesterday stock eeked out small gains, enough to push the dow, nasdaq and s&p to new record highs. today's watch list, data on it retail sales, import prices and manufacturing plus earnings from jpmorgan chase and goldman sachs as well as johnson & johnson. >>> executives from amazon, apple, facebook and google will all be on capitol hill today testifying before a house committee on the tremendous market power they have. it's the first high-profile encounter between silicon valley and congress since the trumpted companies over potential anti-trust behavior. the hearing could set the stage for more regulation but unlikely to generate the buzz of previous hearings when mark zuckerberg and sindhar pachai were grilled over data and privacy issues. >>> tesla is shaking up its line-up once again, killing off the standard versions of the model s and model x and will now only offer a long-

frank holland takes a look at this strategy. >> reporter: they sell beer in , and corona the region.p 8% and up only 1% in the u.s. it is expected to increase the company's standing with investors. in the long-term, this gives ab imbed a strongest presencen the biggest beer market in the world. last year chinese consumers drank twice as much beer than americans according to data. an analyst says the market was previously dominated by low end brands and the created the premium and super premium segment in this region. ceo carlos brilgttle elling the financial climbs this ipo could be participate of a strategy to grow by acquiring them in asia. he said the number one reason to do it is to have a platform in the region that is closer to the market. it is atr segy that jeffrey's analyst jefey munday agrees with, adding local players may prefer local. already the largest brewer in asia, ab imbed is hoping this listing will help it keep growing. for n"nightly business report," frank 408 land. >>> the irish data protectionhi commission is europe's main regulator of apple has ened a third pr

frank holland has that part of the story. >> with unemployment near record lows, inflation a nonfactor retail sales rising, all signs are pointing to a strong u.s. economy. the transportation sretary sector may be pointing to something el. railroads and oth logistical companies are the life blood of the company, moving goods across the country. the more ty move, the stronger the economy. is happeningt wha at one of the biggest railroad operators. the ceo of csx warning business won't be as strong as expected for the rest of the year, leading to concerns of a potential freight recession, an economy as a u.s whole is slowing down. >> the present economic backdrop is one of the most puzzling i have experienced in my career. any of our industrial customers' volumes continuing to show weakness with no concrete signs of these trends changing. >> csx isn't alone. night swrift, the largest trking company in the u.s., lowered earnings guidance for the year, setting an over capacity of trucks on the market, jb hehunt,.s. leader in container shipments by truck, ell more business than 7% in first

frank holland is back with the latest >> and yesterday here on "power lunch," the spirits company marcccused facebook, ebay and craigslist of allowing illicit alcohol sales. yesterday facebook changed its policy saying we'll prohibit the sale of alcohol and tobacco products between private individuals. our commerce policies already prohibit sales of tobacco or alcohol in marketplace, but we're now extending to organic content, that is user to user. the new policy is effective immediately. ebay says it only has exception of lie insicensed wine sellers. >> and you were playing that that papi can sell for -- >> $15,000 a bottle. >> and they would take the empty bottleses and fill it with hoop? >> and that can't be regulated that will still be available for sale so still that concern about people using it for counterfeiting but the actual counterfeited alcohol or illicit alcohol, that wouldn't be sold >> that is great love to see a response like that that quickly to your reporting >> thank you >>> can we talk currency for a second >> of course we can. >> we spoke about the reports about th

coming up, we have >>> good morning, i'm frank holland at nbc headquarters.pacex launched its carg mission. he rocket blasted off with a cargo dragon capsule carrying nearly 2.5 tons of supplies to the international space station. the capsule is carrying research and technology payloads that concentrate on develop u lar science. this marks the capsule's fourth trip to the s. >>> have you ever wondered what your pet is doing all day when you're away at work or you come home to find mess left behind by your favorite furry friend? we're going to help you set up your petscc for sus when you have to go away to work all day. we have tooggo to the d of the week. who do we havewe this ? >> this is apollo, he's a 2 1/2-year-old mix. he came in because his owne i could no loer care for him. he did really well in the home, he's sweet. helikes to sit next to you, chew on things. but nothing over the top. >> he's pretty calm, actually. >> 2 1/2 years old, he's relatively young? >> yeah. >> and he's bn very well trained. he's people friendly and curious. he has noms prob a

i'm frank holland with yournb morning business report. >>> our prince george's county native kevinheurantis ing to the big apple. k.d. will sign with the brooklys it's a ufor-year contract worth $164 million. if you can believe it, that is below durant's asking price. less, taking a little bit along with kyrie irving who is also heading to brooklyn so that the net cou also get deandre jordan. >>> i'm excitedout it. he is a little closerom to he. maybe he'll be coming to town a little bit more. >> i think a lot of people are hoping that. i know at least one of our producers, she is a big fan. >> she is hoping for a marriage oposal from k.d.! i'm not getting involved but i hope i'm invited to the wedding. >>> from basketball to baseball. two washington national players gave been selected for this year's all-star me. >> this is max scherzer's seventh all-star game. wh he lead the majors with 170 strikeouts. he'll be joined by third baseman anthony rendon, his first all-star game. >> congralations. >> should be a lot of fun. >>> next onay "news4 tod," the next time you head to the nconvention

i'm frank holland wior your cnbc mng business report. >>> temperatures out there low to mid-90s for today. oh, yeah. yesterday we were only 88. isolated storm chances later on thwes afternoon. ill talk timing and how hot it will get thisthree-mile back of prince william parkway. ather big denola what really sets duke's apart is that little bit of extra tang. it's the best. i mean the flavor is fantastic. it makes your food taste so much better. it's clearly the best mayonnaise in the world. right? who thought you could do a dessert with it? in the cake, instead of the butter i use duke's mayonnaise. it's nice and smooth, and you don't have to worry about ansugars. is there anything that duke's can't fix? don't look like it. (laughs)th i don't think ere is. >>> welcome back. we have been following breaking news this morning from arlington.rs one peon was seriously hurt in an hovernight e fire on hayes street. that is near the crystal city area. the fire sparked inside a detached garage and apartment. it did not spread to the main house. ted firefighter is being tr to dehydrationl and stil

i'm frank holland at cnbc. boeing take a charge due to the grnding of the 737 max.ing for pop payments to airlines who have cancelled thousands of flights since march and for a delayed deliveries of those planes. boeing is to report its earnings report next week and unclear when the planes will fly again but boeing suggests the max could return to the air by the end ofhe year. . for your cnbc business report, i'm frank hoitand. >> not good to be outside the next couple of days. >> if you've run out of ideas, we have you cord and molette green is live in bowie with a cool idea for you. >> ah-ha! >> reporter: you betcha. we got on jackets! we have inside the bowie ice arena. i have a whole bunch of hockey players and figure skaters on the ice with mend came out to celebrate "news4 today" beating the heat. this is for everybody. they have publi sessions and they have skates, the shade days coming up. you can beat the heat so we will talk about all of that and this arena just opened back up in routine r some maintenance so they want you to come out and enjoy and beat th

i'm frank holland with your cnbc morning business report. >>> it may be two days before he fourth of july but break out the red,white, and blue today. in a mter of hours, team usa will take on team england in the semifinal of the world cup wsoccer. the of that game will move on to the final to face netherlands orsweden. record has 10 win and 4 losses laand two ties against engnd. >> we know venus williams has been eliminated from wimbledon. >> check o the beat her. 15-year-old coco gauff. she says venus is one of her idols. gauff was born in 2004 and venus had already won 4 of her 7 major titlesti at that me. think she won one of the titles the year she was born. gauff ow n the young tennis player to wi a match at wimbledonsince 1981. i think she is overwhelmed with emotion. >> she should be. congratulations. >>> up next on "news4 today," another hot summer day. doctors are warning about something lurking in swimming we will tell you how to keep your children from becoming sick. >>> a grandfather is put in handcuffs before h family. how he became a trend of what is called swatting. h

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frank holland joins me for that.this. >> i thought you were going to do the long goal. >> i'm not saying i can't. because you know i'm a mom i can really yell and yell nfor long time. i thought it was early for that. >> i was expecting it. uber eats is turning its business model upside down with a new feature called uber eats dine in. diners can place their restaurant order in advance and thengo to the restaurant and sit down with their food it will be ready right away. uber eats dine in waives the uber eats fees so they get the restaurant experience but don't have to wait >> how does this give you a chance to enjoy a cocktail and the bread. nobody will eat the bread alongside their entree >> what if there's a sauce to dip it in? >> this puts people at a disadvantage for the walking in. wait, the kitchen is backed up >> it definitely does, but i hate to wait when you go to a restaurant, yow excite you're excited to eat, the buzzers go off >> good restaurants don't do that >>> u2 uncovered the earliest recording of a

frank holland is here with those. this nike story is fascinating >> this is a talker.eople talking online right now. nike is pulling a flag themed sneaker from distribution days before the fourth of july. the shoes are called the airmax 1 usa, it features an early flag with 13 stars that represents the american revolution. colin kaepernick reached out to nike and expressed concern that the flag was used during the era of slavery there's also reports that this flag has been used by some white nationalist groups >> is it fair to say -- i'm looking at them now. i grew up seeing that flag in my high school civics class, anywhere else. does this rise to the level of the conflict over the stars and bars and many state flags in the southern u.s.? >> i'm not sure it's at that level. i think some new appropriation by white nationalist groups is one issue, colin kaepernick is a sensitive person and a big person for nike. he's one of their lead endorsers. i think there's two sides to this i think nike is siding with colin kaepernick and people see it as offensive because the peop

. >>> i'm frank holland.ung says it's fixed problems with the galaxy smartphone and release it in september and samsung suffering a major embarrassment after several reviewers repoed problems including screens that broke easily. samsung says it has improved the design of the phone and the phone is expected to cost about $2,000.> >> facebook is payir the price fomishandling your personal information. the federal trade commission slapped facebook with a $5 billion fine. the biggest fine the ftc has evanr issued on a tech compy. facebook has to create new board level committees to oversee privacy. the agreement also extends to what's app and instagram, both of which facebook own. >> these corporate governanceha ces widen the number of people looking of privacy of facebook and they elevate the privacy of facebook. when problem arises, more p aple will heut them and more people will be empowered to take action. >> critics say the $5 billion fine is just a slap on the wrist to a huge companyfa like book. >>> get re