holiday brother, hogan mania, like give me a call. you know how your phone send you like a transcript of the thing? obviously this is just a garbled transcription of what occurred and that's exactly what he said. [laughing] so yeah, he was the most famous of all the characters, and i guess that's an interesting irony of thiel's actions. he is enraged at this violation of his privacy. he spends all this money and all the time attempting to protect his privacy, and ends up at the end of it being extraordinarily famous, one of the most famous sort of wealthy american businessman of his time. and then hogan because of some of the comments, the racist comments that are leaked and such, sort of fades into the background as the maybe not such a good guy in that way. it's a whole story when i say it's shakespearean, it is shakespearean for that reason. the famous guys less famous at the end. one who is obsessed with privacy is now a public individual, and then the gossip merchant, nick, is sort of, is now the quiet, subdued, in some ways comp

exception of japanese yen joining me hogan, good to see you thanks so much for joining us. >> thanks for time. >> economy doing well 4.1% gdp recently for the quarter now talking 3% growth, for the year, things are going well, if the economy is doing so well, hogan why is the president upset with the fed raising interest rates? >> i think that is a little bit overblown some commentary i have seen listen the president understands said many times fed is independent he wants a strong american economy policy he put in place as you guys talked about every morning, made this economy from something that was basically stagnant 1.9% gdp growth the quote/unquote new normal under broadcast center administration now 4.1%, 3% average something barack obama never saw consistently, and he wants you know, the entities within government to support the strong economy, that is what he wants, but look he understands where the fed is he made opinion known skra. maria: . >> so not first time he talked about fed i spoke with vice

. >> maryland governor larry hogan sat down with david rubenstein to discuss maryland state politics and a range of issues including life and politics and the governor's battle with cancer. this is 50 minutes. [inaudible conversations] >> we are very honored today to have the 67th governor of maryland, the state in which i live and governor hogan. governor hogan's background is well-known to most of you but for those who might be watching let me give you his background briefly. he grew up in prince george county, his father was a member of congress for three terms and served as county executive to prince george county. governor hogan grew up in landover maryland, born in washington dc be, he went to work in congress and helped run his father's campaign. subsequent to that he ran himself are congress once as a 24-year-old. that did not work. >> it was a bad idea. >> the only reason he didn't get elected is you have to be 25 conservative voters recognized he was a little bit young. subsequently ran for congress again against any or, did not when that time either but he built a real est

chris hogan on the receiving end. the super bowl mvp, beptly is picking it up and running the other way. 54 yards for the touchdown and they would have to leave the game with a shoulder injury. carson wentz is trying to come back approximate from the acl surgery. he is doing rehab. no word on the seriousness of the patriots won.. abc 7

susan hogan is looking at the susan hogan is looking at the best online payment systems.lo i you, basement bathroom of solitude, but sometimes you stink. febreze air effects doesn't just mask, it cleans away odors. because the things you love can stink. take prilosec otc and take control of heartburn. so you don't have to stash antacids here... here... or, here. kick your antacid habit with prilosec otc. one pill a day, 24 hours, zero heartburn. >>> it was one of our area's darkest days. the annapolis community continues to heal, the anne arundel countries police chief is looking back at what thorities believe led up to the capital gazette shooting and making changes within the department. >> if we're not trying to get better after every bad thing that happens we're not doing ouo >> the news team went one-on-one with the chief to ask why police couldn'tntervene when so many people felt threatened by the suspect for. yea jodi fleischer looks at what action the chief is taking now. >> they're responding to the active shooter -- >> at least ten shots heard. >> it floored me. >> reporter: the

susan hogan has tipsou that might not think of. that's strait aheadgh >>>im snack isn't just for your kids anymore. >> that's what i'm talking about. there's a new catering to adults. >> a company in london is fering sleep pods. stop and rest is -- 23 bucks. in a small dark room with lavender. there' animask and ear plugs. they appeal to sleep deprived parents, party-goers and tourists. little break and pop in. >> i could get lost in a sleep pod. you'd have to come and get me. alarms, bull horns. wa up. >>> swiping your credit card at the gas pump could put your card as make sure the panel is closed and isn't damaged. if the card reader seems loose, report it to the attendant and use a difrent pump. if you have to use your debit un card, it as a credit card instead of entering your pin number and you can always pay inside if you're concerned about skimmers. >> now, with all the concerns about identity theft, i don't use my debit card. i'm afraid. my $32 in my bank. >> right. >> i find myself now, i always ggle the thing before i pu

consumer reporter susan hogan has a closer look. >>> the popularity of hummus is spreading. the traditionalece of chickpeas, sesame paste, lemon juices, spis and olive oil deliver a simple dip in seconds. but is it healthy? >> if there was a nutrition contest for dips, hummus would win t top price in the best all-around catego a. >> reportewo tablespoon serving of hummus packs quite ap nutritionalch including heart healthy fat, two to thr grams of protein and about three grams of fiber. most of hummus' health benefitm come fe chickpeas. they are chock full of key nutrients and just b vitamin, calcium, folate, iron, magnesium, phosphorus, panassium zinc and they are a part of class of le guims calls pulsed which havn shown to offer several health benefits. >> the research suggests that peop who eat a lot of pulse do tend to weigh less and have lower levels of cholesterol and fewer cases of heart disease and diabetes even certain types of cancer. >> reporter: but the two tablespoon serving can have 50, 60, 70 calories depending on brand so be mindful whenou're dipping. and whe

susan hogan is working for you, looking at the best online payment systems. >> >>>> it was one of our areas darkest days at the annapolis community continues to heal, the police chief is looking back at what authorities believe led to the capital gazette shooting and making chaes within the department. >> if we don't try to get etter, we are not doing our job. >> the news 4 i team did an investigation. jod d jody looks at what action they are taking now. >> responding to the active shooter. >> at least tenhots heard. >> it floored me. this can't be happening. >> reporter: the police chief ew it could happen in his communit what he didn't know was how many people were afraid this man might do it. >> suspect in custody. >> reporter: jared ramur charged withring five newspaper employees inside the capit gazette. they documented why a detective did n believe mr. ramos was a threat to employees there. >> i trusted and still trust his judgment, you know? >> reporter: the newspaper called police to investigate the messages in his twitter feed, but decided not toue per charges. he had not tri

larry hogan pulling at 52% and jealous at 36%. % are undecided. that's in the recent survey of registered voters from gonzalez research and marketing strategy. look at how it breaks down by region. hogan leans on the eastern shore and western maryland in baltimore county and anne arundel county. jealous leads in montgomery, prince george's couy and baltimore city. >>> the scorched earth campaign between omarosa manigault wman d the white house is making a connection to the russia investigation. >> susan mcginnis joins us with more on this. we know that omarosa is claiming that they had information on wikileaks reasing information. >> that's right. this is a new point, aaron and eun entering this fray. escalating a war of words between these two just keeps on growing. now accusations of a racial slur, possible legal battles ani now the r investigation. >> susan mcginnis live for us on capitol hill. thank you. >>> 11 before the hour. twitter temporarily suspended controversial radio host alex jones' account. twitter says jones violad its policy but

grad throwing a prettyll ba one of two touchdowns for hogan. broncos beat thesk rs 29-17. sherree burruss bureau ris had a front row seat forll the action tonight. adrian peterson the bright spot bringing the funk, bringing the noise. what today out the most to >> reporter: what stood out to me was the fact that the offense couldn't get gng except when they handed the ball to adrian peterson. he is 33 years old. a seven-time pro bowler but hasn't been with a team since the cardinals. he didn't have mini camps, otas. he worked out with trent williams also back for the first time in the third pre-season game. adrian peterson explaining what he's been doing to make he's in that tip top shape like we saw him out here ytonight. know, taking it, i was coming from home working out and training and spending time with my kids. and missed all otasnd training camp. it was very critical especially this third pre-season game to o get there and get a feel not only just for me but to get something on film so we can goc . i was communicating with the offensive

governor hogan. wellackground is probably known to most of you but for those who might be watching let me give you his breath ground -

susan hogan, news 4. >>> i didn't know. i didn't treat my wood cutting boards with anything.e to buy mineral oil and bees wax. >> so much work. >> salt and lemon. >> they'll chop the f onion me at the grocery store. >> you have to pay more for that. >> yes, i do. >>> workout robbery. a suspect steals from g-goers. it's what he did next that makes it more frightening. >>> commencement canceled. the graduates were lined up ready to receive diplomas, then the college called it off. we'll explain why. >>> temperatures in the mid to upper 70s inside the belt wachlt sun coming up at .6: you can see by 11:00, we'my already stut there. we've got a look at your forecast. more rain on the way this afternoon. we'll te itim get to the ross shoe event and get the shoes you want...for way less. oh yeah. ross has the top brands at big savings. for the latest styles and trends... n prices that make them ecuter. ...get to the ross shoe event. yes for less ♪ ♪ start the day with the chicken you love. get the feeling of chick-fil-a, for breakfast. ♪ ...which means you can saynally yes.... ...to

susan hogan's got the word on that >> that's right. this may have you wondering why would facebook and instagram u want to spend less time on their sites? it's part of an effort by facebook to put community responsibility above maximizing profits. so in the coming weeks, you're going to notice the new features on your facebk and instagram accounts. they're going to include showity dashboards that you how long you're spending on the apps. it's a daily reminder for when you're h your total time for the day and a way to tune out notifications. you will be able to customize the features choosing just how much time you want to allow yourself on these apps each day. skeptics say it's a good step but there not sure it's going to make a difference how much time people are spending on t sites. we'll see. >> will it be able to alert a parent? >> you have toll perso put it on their phones. if myen kids are lig -- >> it's coming. >> you know, i don't know if i want to see how much time i spend or even them because, i mean, as you said, it's a time

chris hogan, you want to talk about a voice, chris hogan should record audio books for a libbing.hang, you don't want to miss it. in a letter to lawmakers president trump says he is scrapping the automatic 2.1% pay increase for federal employees next year, declaring it as an emergency, an unsustainable budget increase. the letter reads in part, quote, we must maintain efforts to put our nation on a fiscally sustainable course and federal agency budgets cannot sustain such increases. congress does hold the power to overrule this decision. joining me now is the congressman from kansas, roger marshall, a member of the house small business committee. congressman, good to see you. what do you make of this and do you think this is the right move by the president in terms of these federal civilian employee raises? >> absolutely, i think this president is doing what every businessman would do when he comes in and takes over a business that's distressed. you try to decrease your outflow of money and right now we have more outflow than inflow. until this economy catches up and it's doing in

san hogan on how thieves are kargeting ban >>> most of our area under a flash flood watch. amelia and sheena both back in three minutes with more on our storm team 4 weatherlert tonight. >> we have a consumer alert that will have you taking a closer inlook at your che account. >> nbc 4 responds has confirmed fraudulent amazon charges impacting customers at one of the nation largest banks. consumer reporter susan hogan working for you and what youo neednow to protect your money. >> that's right. we actually started looking into this issuee when we w contacted by a virginia teacher who found hundreds ofla d of unauthorized charges on her debit card, so it turns out she wasn't the only one.e says several people she knows including her sister were also victi of this fraud. ♪ >> reporter: these sisters share a lot of sam interests, music, helping others, even shopping on amazon. as a prime member so it was shipped for free i andt was so quick and could i get on my computer and just get whatever i needed that quick. one day recently shaina saw a friend's facebook post warning abo

♪ geico motorcycle,gr t rates for great rides. >>> i'm susan hogan at the live desk.rned three men are now in custody,harged i a massive hacking operation targeting consumers in the u.s. deral prosecutors announced the arrests today. the three suspects are from ukraine. they're accused of stealing credit and debit card numbers of moren t 15 million people. prosecutors say the men used computerre malwa to steal customer card numbers from more than 100 companies. some of those companies have previoly acknowledged that they were attacked, including chipotle, chillies and red n. ro the stolen card numbers later turned up for sale on the dark web. the total loss so far is in the tens of millions of dollars. pat? >> all right. thankou, susan. >>> a gender pay gap among maryland doctors is raising eyebrows. the maryland state medical society surveyed morehan 500 doctors and falnd feme doctors made significantly less than their male counterparts. for example, the nonprofit organization discovered nearly a 50% difference in what male ysicians make on average every year compare

hogan gidley, deputy press secretary.nd comey and hayden and yates and comey and -- who is next? >> i can't get ahead of anything the president will announce. since you guys have been talking about since this announcement was made yesterday it has been pretty clear the president has been frustrated with some of the actions of the people you just mentioned. he is looking into the security clearances of those individuals and this is not a right. it is a privilege. some people have used that privilege and the president is taking a look at it. someone like mr. brennan himself who lied before congress on at least two occasions we know of. one about the steele dossier not being used by the intelligence community, which was false. he also lied to congress about spying on congress. so he is lying to the very body that he was spying upon. so this person has a long history of abusing that privilege. and the president took care of it. he had the right to do so and he has done it. >> bill: there will be no news on this today, no name

which one is the safest, susan hogan tackles that question tomorrow. join us tomorrow from 4:00 till 7:00 a.m. >>> also tomorrow join nbc 4 for our annual backcks for kids drive we'll be at the kingstowne federal credit union. we're collecting school supplies to give out to kids in need. you can make a secure donation on line. >>> that is the news for toda >> the "today" show is next. we'll see you in 25 minutes for your news, weather and traffic. >> anybody want to add anything? >> i prefer woodutting boards. >> there's your closing thought. >> i have both, too, but my wood one is big and i like cutting on it. g >> there you now you know. >> there you go. make it a great tuesday, everybody. ♪ ♪ start the day with the chicken you love. get the feeling of chick-fil-a, for breakfast. ♪ summer scorcher. extreme heat on both coasts as tens of millions struggle to cope with record setting temperatures. the hot weather causing twin wildfires to exploden california. now the largest in the state's history, consuming hundreds of homes and nearly 300,000 acres.

governor hogan. wellackground is probably known to most of you but for those who might be watching let --give you his breath ground background. he grew up in prince george's county. his father was a member of congress for three terms. inernor hogan grew up landover, maryland. born in do see -- d.c. he helped run his father's campaign for pg county executive. subsequent to that he ran for congress once as a 24-year-old. that did not work. >> knows about idea. -- that was a bad idea. [laughter] >> subsequent to that he ran for congress again against steny hoyer and did not win that time either. he built his real estate business into a very successful real estate company and then in 2014 he decided to run for governor. and he defeated an incumbent lieutenant governor who is now a member of congress. he has now become extremely popular governor of maryland. he has the highest or the second highest approval rating of any governor in the entire country. of -- approval rating. [applause] according to washin

. >> clesumer reporter susan hogan is working for you. >>> picking the right vet for the rightpr price bty tricky. recently comparing 204 vets for services price and quality.su the relts are nothing to bark at. >> ready to go. >> this merrill and this is frey.ep >>ter: lake foreet animal hospital in gaithersburg got checkbook's top rating for both quality and price, but not all vetted received high marks. checkbook asked consumers to rate their vets on a number of factors including competencend wait times and price. and what you pay at a vet is not necessarily aeflection of the quality of care your pet will actually receive. consumers checkbook found price differences for seices. for example, the cost of spaying a dog ranges from $235 to $1200> ome vet owners report to us that they felt pressured into paying for really expensive services by the vet. you know, kind of guilted into it, really. and so, not only do you not want that, but you want a vet that is reasonable in terms of trying to keep costs down. and also charges fair prices. >> reporter: there areeveral other factors to consi

ramsey solutions financial expert chris hogan. good to be with you. i'm so happy you're here. what a new state yesterday. incredible. it was really an overwhelming newsday. but we are here to connect with the viewer and know what's important and quite frankly the financial security and the success of this economy is paramount to us. to have the longest-running bull market ever. and what they're doing to make that continue. i'd like your comments. on the heels of the manafort news on five. is that it was really important because you have to understand there is something broader going on here. but we are to get into it. i know that he tweeted. here is the light of the day. the guy next to me in line and jfk said i don't give up leap about any of this. i just got a raise. is set to dismiss what happened. it is a focus on all of the other things happening in this country. with a lot to talk about this morning. newt gingrich is here. the united against nuclear along with the american for tax reform. let's kick it off right here with her needs. those earnings hitting that tape. the

consumer reporter susan hogan has the story. >> reporter: let me set ts up r you.salesman walked into his shop saying he could lower his company's cell phone bill by more tirn a turns out that deal is going to cost him thousands. n despite t soliciting sign,el a cl phone salesman paid an unscheduled visit to richards construction in lorton. >> he said he was with t-mobile and they had fabulous plans. >> reporter: larry richard's plan with another provider was ready for a makeover, he needed 15 new phones. he was intrigued at what the sales guy had to offer. >> free international texts and calls, cover all our termination costs from our other vendor, free new iphones for all of our guys. i thought how can weon go >> reporter: it did go wrong. when richards construction received et cetera first cell phone bill from t-mobile. >> it was abo $6,000. $5,000 of that was the cell phones that were free. >> reporter: international calls, those weren't freeei ther. >> tried to reach theoentleman old everything to us. couldn't reach him at all. >> didn't call you back? >> didn

republican governor larry hogan is pulling at 52% with his democratic challenger ben jealous picking up -- take a look at how the vote breaks down by region hogan leads on the eastern shore and in western maryland. in baltimoreounty and in anne arundel county. jealous leads intg mery county, prince george's county and baltimore city. >>> a scorched earth campaign between omarosa manigault newman and the white house is makong a conneco the russia investigation. >> susan mcginnis joins us live with more on this. di now omarosa is claiming that then cte trump had inside information releasinghe hillary clinton e-mails in the campaign. >> right. we had omarosa talking to nbc news being asked, did you speak to the special counsel. after her answer was yes, she's willing t participagain if he calls again. mais could center around this hillary clinton s. you remember in 2016, these were released by wikileaks. this questioning could cter around what president trump knew d when. because omarosas claiming he absolutely knew about these leaked e-mails by before they were leaked. omarosa says the

consumer rorter susan hogan ha (announcer) there's a freedom about asheville. ns anken invitation to discover who you really are. come up for air. asheville. discovery, inside and out. you have a new job now, i do. it's a busy, busy place. whenever you're ready. yoit happens every time. i do. it'i've got it.sy place. and every time, she wins. you always do this. no, no. i insist. it's on me. alright. but you have the bb&t app with zelle who are you texting? oh, uh no one. i really should go back. and can pabeth! bill before she even leaves the restaurant. ah... the taste of victory! bb&t. all we see is you. > welcome back to 6.4. naptime isn't just for your kids anymore. right? >> right. i take one every day. >>> there's a new pgce caterin to adults. >>> a company i london is offering sleep pods. they call it pop and rest. f you can sle an hour. $23 gets you a small dark room that's scented wh lavender and eye mask and ear plugs. the founders say that the pods appeal to eep-deprived parents, party-goers and tourists. >> i'm at least one of those things. >> or all of them. >> swiping

susan hogan takes a closer look? >>'m sbures herree burruss in richmond, virginia. away from f >>> about two dozen protesters outside of d.c. calling for mayor to take action when it comes town documented immigrants. organizers are accusing the administration of aiding in recent raids, but in a statement eayor reaffirmed the district is a sanctuary city and she pointed to a legal aid fun that she created for those fighting deportation. >> millions of americans are paying each other without actual cash ever changing hands, and it's all done through services er payment like venmo and zell. are they secure? do they protect your privacy? our consumer reporter susan hogans workingbout what you need at these services. >> consumer reports put the peer-to-peer services to the test to see if they can be trusted to keep your data safe. >> reporter: it's a convenience growing in popularity from millenials to baby boomers. an estimated 79 million americans will use a mobile peer-to-peer payment service this year. >> really easy splitting a check at the table. >> sometimes you h

consumer reporter susan hogan explains why it takes more than soap and water to do the job. >>> plus, the next time you're feeling sick, you may not have to (sound of footsteps) (sound of car door opening) (car door clos) (sound of engine starting) ♪ ♪ (sound of footsteps) (sound of car door oning) (car door closes) in(sound of engine sta ♪ ♪ >>> a consumer alert for parents buying school supplies for your children. you'd be wise to avoid play scho brand crayons. sold at dollar tree and found to have trace elements ofes as. the group conducts annual testing of toys and school supplies. it's unclear if the asbestos poses a dangers b the cpsc says children sometimes eat a crayons recommends parents avoid that brand as precaution. >>> they are undoubtedly the workhorses of your kiten. we're talking about your cutting boards. >> you probably use them every day. how do you keep them in top shape and make surere they're of bacteria? >> consumer reporter susan hogan is working for you with some rely great tips. >> reporter: one of the first hich isns you may have, better at resisting bacteri

let's tie a bow on all of this and bring in art hogan from b. riley financial. you were probably itching to get into that conversation that we just had with jimmy p. trade is this massive overarching story. but the nasdaq is up 5% this month. the markets don't -- the markets don't seem to care how come >> yeah. i think there's a couple things here if the market looks at this as an exit ramp on the trade war highway at some point in time. you will see the market has reacted positively when we get good news on trade when we didn't escalate with the eurozone, the market got higher. when we look at a deal with mexico, the market goes higher negotiations with canada seem to be going better, the market has a tailwind when we get trump's comments about the eu deal not being good enough, the market takes a pullback we're stuck in a tug of war now because we will probably get good news on canada. and we're stuck with we're getting more aggressive, escalating with china and not accepting what the eu has to say so star far in negotiations. i agree with jimmy, this won't cr

>>> let's get more to the president's comments and everything happening now, joining us now is art hoganunconventional president, art, doing something rather unconventional, going after the fed. the market reacting a bit to the news, particularly on the dollar side what do you make of this there's not thrilled and then there's "i'm not thrilled. >> yeah. i don't know why we get surprised when something unusual comes out of the president's mouth. we should be well practiced in all of this. at the end of the day the fed and the president are leaning against a stronger economy and one is trying to normalize policy rates, one is trying to get a more equal playing field on trade unfortunately those things are not necessarily working in conjunction. so the president looks at this as saying the fed is working against what i'm trying to do. i'm ftrying to reduce taxes and regulation here is the fed raising rates, when actually the fed is trying to get to a neutral rate so that if we roll over in the economy in 2020 that they'll have something to give back it's got to be amusing for the fed and f

hogan leads on the eastern shore and in western maryland. in baltimore county and in anne arundel county. jealous leads in prince george's county, baltimore city. >> an historic day for mayor muriel bowser during her visit to el salvador. today she visited the hometown of thousands of sal live here in d.c. she was greeted by the mor there. mayor bowser watched performances and was awarded the keys to the city >> i hope it sends the message that we -- we care about our salvadoran community. hey are to learn where from, their history and culture. itelps us better understand how to live all together. >> mayor bowser returns home to d.c. tonight. alberto pimiento from our sister station telemundo 44 was with the mayor during his trip, and youan see more of his reporting tonight at 0.11 >> the left of best hospitals is out and johns hopkins hospital is ranked number three overall. regionally medstar georgetown university hospital was ranked number o here in d.c. other high-ranking hospitals in our are included nova fairfax hospital, mary washingt

consumer reporter susan hogan is here to tell us about it. susan?tc says the cpany called sellers' "playbook" defrauded consumers so here's what we know f so. it claimed it could help people and small businesses make thousands of dollars per selling products on amazon, but a complaint filed by the ftc sayshe company deceived consumers by overselling its results, and that i reality most people actually lost money in the schem the filing also claims the husband and wife who owned the company get this m ande more than $15 million between april 2017 and 2018. now the company will remain shut down while the ftc cometes its investigation. we've of course tried to conct sellers' t playbook andir website has been taken down and heir phone number is not working. >> all right, doug. you've been busy this afternoon. >> yeah. >> things were just popping up all over the place. >> they were, and when they came extremelyin came down hard. quite a bit in the way of lightning and something we don't need. saw another water rescue and so mu ran. it's raining, don't ta

. >> consumer reporter susan hogan joins us in the studio with thr story and whatei (sound of footsteps) ou of car door opening) (car door closes) (sound of engine starting) ♪ (sound of footsteps) (sound of car door opening) (car door closes) (sound of engine starting) >>> we've been talking an awful lot about t effort to ditch plastic straws. big companies like starbucks have signed on. but there's a new battle brewing in our country now. and it has to do with balloons. and it's a similar eyissue. e bright and fun and kids love them. but when they're released, they e sometimes wind up in an our waterways and pos a threat to wildlife, who mistake them for food. now we're seeing some new steps to try and combat the negative effects of balloons. one beach to in rhode island has actually banned the sale of them outright. and in rginia, there's a growing campaign to stop releases of balloons at weddings. football fans, meantime, may notice a change i tradition. clemson will stop its tradition of releasing thousands of balloonsver the stadium before games. and every last one of them is orang

consumer reporter susan hogan is working for you with apps. my kids are heading off for their sophomore year in college and i asked them if they had some go-to apps that your kids would like. here are for of them. >> katie likes this one. all you haveo do i enter information about your class, the time, the location and the app isctually going to remind yogo when you need to and it will also tell you when your homework assignments are due. katie's twin matt has a favorite app called joy run so when you're hungry and want something delivered, open up the joy run app to see whatuns are active. people start runs by saying, i'm going to starbucks or i'm going to go get tacos at chipotle. you place your order. the runner picks it up, delivers it to your door. the person doing ghe runs paid by tip and you get your food. all money is paid by the app. another favorit is due al lingo. they tried sol of the other language apartments and they say dualingo is the easiest to follow and learn a language on the go. >>> we all know expensive textbooks can be s

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our susan hogan will join us with the popular cars that are getting a passing grade.nd here's your rain outlook for auesday. you can see tomorrow, saturday and sunday we do have scattered shers and thunderstorms i the forecast. however, it's not looking like a lashout at all. doug and i w have the latest timing and impacts, especially taking a closer >>> $92 million, that's how much president trump's military parade through the natn's capital is now expected to cost. a defense official with th fid knowledge told cnbc that the revised prize tag is sinificantly higher t the original estimate which was about 12 million. >>> amo the costs, security, a flyover, bringing all that equipmennk the the armored vehicles and the temporary duty troops into town. the parade is currently scheduled for november 10th. that's the day before veterans day.ds >>> a hp tonight. if you drive a minivan new crash test results are out on some o the most popular minivans out on the roads, and not everyone is making the grade. our consumer reporter susan hogan has the results and what you need t

susan hogan is working for you with what you need tow kno before you pick a vet and how to see where local ratings list. >>> tracking some showers and thunderstorms to our west. hot and humidditions as well. we'll talk about the next chance fo >>> your dinner plans for tonight are safe from the but not so much from the heat. three minutes from now doug mmerer is back with more on the heat and humidity and when we can expect more showers. here's a interhad g -- a hint. get all your errands done early tomorrow t >> more abo clear the shelters event on saturday, and if you're adoptin make sure that your new furry familymb gets great healthcare. there's several p ce differences for local veterinarians. susan hogan is here to help you make a smart choice. >> reporter: pickingight vet for the right price, that can be pretty tricky, so recently washington consumer's checkbook compared 230 local vets based on their services, price and quality. the results are nothing to bk at. >> you rea to go? >> this is merle. >> reporter: lake forest animal spital in gaithersburg got checkbook's top ratin

hogan, do you find a lot of times the president will not speak until john kelly tells him too?ountry, makings the decisions, sets the policy, sets the tone at any point in time of the conversation. john kelly executes exactly what the president wants him to do. we all over our opinions and suggestions but the president of the united states who runs this country. ainsley: who do you believe, general kelly a mane regeneral or omarosa? >> four-star marine general john kelly how work with closely every day, who i trust with everything i've got. i believe him 100%. more will come out about this, the way she characterizes that meet something completely false. and we'll have more to say on that i'm sure in the coming days and weeks let's just pause for a second, see what we've got here. this is someone disgruntled, so self-serving, decided to put outfalls accusations, lies, already been proven to be contradictory in her own book. this is someone with zero credibility in this town. it is not unique in washington, d.c., for people to try to make money of deriding and disgracing donald t

susan hogan has a closer look at ghe snack making its way into people's shopp carts. >> the popularityf humus is spreading. it delivers ae simip in seconds. but is it healthy? >> if there was a nutrition contest for dips, humus wou win the best prize. >> each two tablespoons packs a punch, including heart healthy fa two to thr grams of protein and three grams of fiber. the chick-peas arehalked full of health benefits. they're called pulses, which tve been shownhave health benefits. >> people who eat pulses weigh less, have lower blood pressure, lower levels of cholesterol. >> but a bere that se two tablespoon serving of humus can have 50, 60 or 70 calories depending on the brand. so beindful when dipping. >> i would take the extra calories for the health benefits. >> the short of it is yes, it's good for you. >> i would love to each sour cream ranch, but i swap it out. >> the problem is if you eat the whole bowl. >> i've been known to do that. >> some recommend making it at home, too. >> it's easy look for brands that don't contain additives and other bad stuff for you. >>> it's 4:26,

amy: bishop hogan, the bishop of -- years ago.johnstown, made a financial arrangement, we need to protecthe church and the reputation, protect your kids, keep it quiet will stop they agreed to transfer him. it took them six months. they did not tell anybody. i grew up a block from the school. it was in my eighth grade year. they did not tell anybody. they allowed me at three of my friends in the rectory in his private space to pack his belongings. the entire top shelf of his books were all medical journals on male genitalia. we got in the car and drove to portage pennsylvania to the new school he was assigned to come and we spent the night in the rectory. inhibited transferred for sexually -- and he had just been transfer for sexually abuse. happens if you steal? >> you are in jail immediately. it is not a two-way street. money flows one direction. amy: yet when a priest still so life of a child, the dignity of a child, the church -- , ipart of me feels that mean, i can't say, bob could probably speak more to this when he comes on, is that i have to say there has s to be a part of the chu

chris hogan on the receiving end.uper bowl mvp, beptly is picking it up and running the other way. 54 yards for the touchdown and they would have to leave the game with a shoulder injury. carson wentz is trying to come back approximate from the acl surgery. he is doing rehab. no word on the seriousness of the patriots won.. abc 7 >>> thanks for watching. >> right now on jimmy kimmel, don schutto. >> have a good night. >>> tv's number one daily viral video show "right this minute." >> you got two hot cars and two bad tempers. >> get out. get out! >> see the tesla ladies who just can't escape the driver. >> what a jerk. >>> a man is motivated to lose more than 300 pounds. >> in about a year and a half. >> the remarkable transformation inspired by love. >> that's amazing. >>> firefighters look prepared with. >> a fire hose now blasting up into the tree. >> the shocker when you see what they're trying to rescue. >> no. >> did not. >>> and want to stop a toddler tantrum? >> how a four-legged friend can chase the tears away

chris hogan on the receiving end.y is picking it up and running the other way. 54 yards for the touchdown and they would have to leave the game with a shoulder injury. carson wentz is trying to come back approximate from the acl surgery. he is doing rehab. no word on the seriousness of the injury to him. the patriots won. abc 7 >>> thanks for watching. >> right now >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight, don cheadle, from "kin," zoe kravitz, tiffany haddish, this week in unnecessary censorship, and music from blood orange featuring a$ap rocky. and now, don't move -- here's jimmy kimmel! >> jimmy: welcome. very nice. thank you. hi, guillermo. how you doing? hi there, i'm jimmy, i'm the host. thank you for watching the show. thanks for coming to the show. how's your summer going so far? is it going all right? [ cheers and applause ]

jealous faces hogan in november. >> chris collins will continue his campaign for re-election even as he faces charges for insider trading. collins pled not guilty in a federal courtroom yesterday. he later held a press conference denying the allegation and promised to stay on november ballot. more on thee' charges facing and the fallout still ahead on "news4 today." >>> the father of an 11-month-old was gunned down as children plad in prince george's county. investigators say someone shot 23-year-old lamont adair jr. adair was scheduled to leave for china to play basketball overse overseas. >>> a state of emergency in charlottesville. protesters will make their way to washington for mother demonstration sunday. d.c. police chief peter newsham said safety is a priority. police are working to make sure nothing tha happens in charlottesville happens here in the district. >> redskins football returns tonight. the skins will kick off the preseason against the at 7:30.s the game's in new england but you can watch it here. after t a game stickund for the postgame and news4 at 12:1:. >>> d.c

agriculture commissioner phil hogan. i have to just put up that i have to talk to you in no uncertain. firstly slot they've been turning a blind eye to this problem because they're afraid to take it up with the local authorities or member countries who are of course profiting from this boom of. trade as profiting as well but when asked the supermarket chains don't consider themselves responsible they refer us to local authorities and spec sions and certifications. and how did consumers respond when shown the slowness. so it's terrible. it's such a silly bit of i feel so bad that it's anything. naturally at practically next door it's not far away like bolivia. yeah i wouldn't have guessed. it did many safaga says. that shouldn't be allowed to reach our markets things like that shouldn't be happening at least not in europe if. consumers aren't aware of the conditions under which their fruits and vegetables are being planted on top of that it seems only fair trade and locally grown for ducks are a sure way to avoid supporti

. >> susanth hogan witfour apps you need to download on your phone right now. >> first things, rst.to hit the road with a full tank of gas. the get outside app will help you save up to 24 cents her ball lan gallon. you'll earn cash back and you can cash out with pay opaypr a check at anytime. it's expanding along the east coast. looking for an atm or go-to coffee shop or restaurant, go to i-exit. it tells you what it near every highway exit. yu don't get stuck looking for a gas station line, only to find something betr at the nex exit. this next one is for you television food show fans. the food maps app helps you fine food and eat that's on various shows. indicate how far offcourse you're willing to venture. and want to add a little adventure to your road trip? the app road c trippers find offbeat attractions,am museums, ement parks and more. the get outside app, they're offering cashback deals at local restaurants and at grocery . stores as we we have a link to all of the apps we talked about. go on to our nbc washington app anarch travel apps. thank you. >>> 4:25. still ahead, wh

maryland governor larry hogan called the reports, quote, deeply troubling, and university ofs marylan president said he was, quote, profoundly disturbed about the report. to l trn more about case, head to the nbc washington app. the article is one of the most popular stories that viewers are reading right now. >>> now your storm team 4 forecast. >> take a look at this. we saw a lot of lightningrom storms well off into the distance. these storms we're looking at ac., but the way down into southern maryland, southern portions of cape may and calvert county lit up the skies tonight. a lot of people heat lightning. that is always lightning from a distant storm. take a look at the radar, still aling with showers and heavy rain, but most of the area is dry. you can see fro d.c., all the way to the north, not much at all going on. it's all down to the south,n towards parts of southern maryland, towards the eastern shore. all the areas in red under flash flood warnings, and that includes parts of calvert county right now. you can see this area right here, right around prince frederk under a f