with governor hogan as my vice chair, governor hogan has a proven record of chair hogan's initiative. both sides must come together to address this issue. infrastructure is a priority in montana and across the nation. it is a way to create good paying jobs while ensuring our communities remain viable. i look forward to hearing the ideas and best practices that come out of chair hogan's initiatives. >> it's only when the partisan shouting stops that we can hear each other's voices and concerns. i am prepared to create an environment of trust and cooperation. what i envision for maryland is not just an economic and fiscal recovery but a rebirth of our spirit, and a renewed commitment to our common purpose. starting today, let me say loudly and clearly, maryland is open for business. [cheers and applause] >> one and a half years ago governor hogan launched an initiative to make maryland open for business. we have experienced four years of consecutive record-setting growth. >> we had the busiest month ever. >> the governor launched a $600 million investment to improve the baggage handling

with governor hogan as my vice chair, governor hogan has a proven record of of chair hogans initiative. >> it's only when the partisan shouting stops that we can hear each others voices and concerns. i am prepared to create an environment of trust and cooperation. what i envision for maryland is not just an economic and fiscal recovery but a rebirth of our spirit, and a renewed commitment to our common purpose. starting today, let me say loudly and clearly, maryland is open for business. [cheers and applause] >> one and a half years ago governor hogan launched an initiative to make maryland open for business. we have experienced four years of consecutive record-setting growth. >> live with the busiest month if. >> governors launched a $600 million investment to improve the baggage handling system, restrooms, retail operations. >> three, two, one. we're open! >> the new concourse connect can terminal d and e is open, including an eight-lane security checkpoint. >> since i've been governor we have deepens the port and it's only one of the deep water ports that can handle the biggest ship

. >> larry hogan called the resident's comments outrageous andinappropriate. this as we're also hearing reaction from citys. news 4's derrick warddent contii our team coverage now. you're live in derrick. you've talked of this?o >> reporter: well, yknow, the comments kind of run the gamut. if you look behind me here, you can kind of get a composite of the seventh district. there's some old and new and what you don't see it a lot of industry, going away and cities are in trantion, butf you're quiet enough can you definitely hear the buzz and reaction from the president's comments regarding this city as specifically the seventh congressional district. the fallout from the president's remarks have drawn a rebuke from maryland's governor larry hogan. >> the comments are just outrageous and inappropriate. >> reporter: han points to some of the improvements. >> project corps, we've torn down 4,000 blighted buildings. we've invested $5 billion into the city of baltimore. i mean, we're doing a lot of ings, but we sure could use some help. >> reporter: the reaction is

easan hogan went out in search of the best d for you and your family. >> announcer: welcome to news 4 this week. >> hello, everyone. i'm leonrr ha. and one of the biggest stories this week was a morning commute turned upside down by a deluge of rai andistoric flash flooding. when w the road, time, turn all the around, don't drown. well, this week we saw what can go wrong if y don't heed that advice. a father for carry his kids through waist-deep floodwaters. molenas therescue. >> reporter: it only took a few ion to for a bad dec put a family in danger from the dramatic high water th the heigg rush. watch here as this dad had to carry his two little girls, they were around 7 years ofe, ag in each arm to get them out of their stalled car, trapped in high water here at the intersection of little falls parkway and massachusetts avenue. luckily, the dad was able to carry them away safely and a good samaritan rolled up, who watched all of this play out and actually gave them a ride home. >> he was unable to open the car so that's why he -- that' why the grabbed them out of the window. i was

larry hogan called the president's comments outrageous and inappropriate. it came after some complaints of the governor's initial statement on saturday didn't go far enough. news 4's derrick ward continues our d am coverage with that an reaction from some of the people who call baltimore home. >> reporter: the fallout from the president's remarks have drawn a rebuke from maryland's governor larry hogan. hogan points to some of the improvement. >> project corps, we've torn down 4,000 blighted builngs d invested $5 billion into the city of baltimore. i mean, we're doing a lot of things, but we sure could use p. some hel >> the reaction is also reverberating through the streets of charm city and here in the heart of congressman elijah cummings's district. >> i thought what the president said was absolutely di usting. i love in elijah cummings' district and i'll vote for him le time. >> reporter: there is a sense from one person no one is free of ridicule for the state of things in some parts of the city and some parts of the district. >> his district should be

let's bring a deputy white house secretary hogan gidley. hogan, always good to see you, as well. i will start with kevin corke's reporting on this citizenship question. why the push? why the flip on this? why are you going for a second bite at the apple? >> i think the precedent is understanding what they want. they have a right to know who's in this country. it's fascinating to me, were at a weird place in america where president donald trump is being asked why he wants this question included in the census. and democrats aren't being asked why they don't. everyone should want to know who's in this country, and this is nothing new. version of this question has been on the census since the 1800s. the supreme court, as ken cuccinelli pointed out, said this question is completely awful. they just didn't like the way it was argued. to the president is going back and taking a look and saying, "i'm going to use everything in my legal authority to make sure this question is added to the census because the american people have a right to know just who's in this country." >> harris: is th

but there's another republican governor in the country who's done with larry hogan did.clearly whenever larry hogan sees something, he gets that this kind of politics does not work for republicans in plu states. i ask you to put aside any republicans, mark meadows a second ago, he was a birther on barack obama. we have video of that. but we're republicans who are smart about strategy and tactics looking at donald trump saying, this is going to work for us? >> this is the problem. when you talk to republicans, they say what am i going to do? say something every single day? because it happens every four days. there's an explosion and i just -- i can't comment on every tweet. i just can't -- it's his problem. o the problem is the president has as you put it all but announced this is the plan. he's going to deploy it on a weekly basis, maybe even more frequently. for 15 months, we're already melting into the ground the last two weeks. send her back seems like it was two years ago. republicans, he does mott care if this will bury them alive. he can eke out an electoral colleg

>> i am telling you what we do. >> joining me now white house deputy press secretary hogan gidley hogansman alexandria ocasio-cortez. >> i don't know what alexandria ocasio-cortez is talking about, but again that is nothing new, i never know what she is talking about in this particular instance i am glad saying horrible down, at the border we've been saying that two years, she and other democrats called us liars even some republicans said they weren't telling the truth object matter the fact is, we've got a terrible situation humanitarian crisis on southern border those customs and border protection agents let me tell you something some of the braest men and women on planet put lives in danger every single day provided three meals a day to people here illegally unlawfully two snacks in between some people go out buy diapers by formula with their own money. they are doing this out of goodness of heart because we are a great nation, but the fact is, even as alexandria ocasio-cortez goes down there refuses to tell press oh, by the way, i voted against all potential money that could come do

i want to thank joe hogan president of align technology. great to see you >> thanks, jim, you, too >> i like i guy who says he's or hints about it, certainly buying back stock and maybe buying stock in the open market maybe this one comes back. i was wrong last time. jinx, you have to make the decision "mad money" is back after the break. >>> the utilities are putting up some tremendous performance. even though this is the ultimate slow and steady cohort, their stocks have caught fire because they pay big fat dividends at a time buying yields have plummeted. if you're looking for income doesn't get better than the utilities. give them the ten year if you're looking for income we've arrived at a weird place on the one hand this is the group to own if you're worried about an economic slow down. when the fed starts cutting rates, it's going to breathe new life into the economy and that may cause a rotation away from the slow and steady utilities into the sickcyclicals we talke about at the top of the show american electric power is one of the

cheryl hogan should be able to reschedule her rehearing and have her attorney president -- present. thank you very much. here's the information i wanted to give you. >> thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> welcome. >> thank you. i live in marin county but i live -- >> you'll need to speak more into the microphone. >> i am an electrical count -- contractor. i work around electricity all day long. i recently got a microwave meter and it was shocking to me to realize how much microwaves were under, and i feel there needs to be a lot more study in this and i feel that the telecommunication bill has placed a lot of focus on a ramp out and a movement of something with an economic need to proceed and i think the problem is that -- and i am just studying four g. right now, and it is prevalent around us and i personally have trouble sleeping at night. i turn my router off, i can sleep. i'm concerned with 5g because it is everywhere and it will be purveyed around us. i feel there needs to be more study on this and somebody has to do it. thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you. is t

conway: hogan and i were in he responded, so. partial information is misinformation. reporter: he said, i think so. i think so. and then he said, i think i have reached most americans. most americans want a good military, they want a good education. ms. conway: do you agree with all of that? reporter: the democrats will not be able to -- ms. conway: did the president say that? but america know that you are slipping in editorial comments. do not say you are quoting the president of the united states in and editorial comment. but that is your job to set that in. go ahead. this man has never voted to undercut obamacare. you know what annoys him and why i am still in this building 28 million americans have no health care. none. zero. he said the democrats plan will destroy the country and it will be horrible health care. ms. conway: he is right. reporter: the very question when he was asked if he could -- all americans, he said the democrats health-care plan will destroy americans. is that a political statement? ms. conway: that is a factual statement. and thank you for r

find out how governor larry hogan's plan could affect you. >>> world cup fever i not over, i'm kerry snow coming up in sports. the return of the >>> friends and family sang a finalll farewe to a young woman. family and friends gathered to say good-bye to ronette, she was killed two weeks ago while driving home from a friend's house. a driver in a pickup truck was going the wrong way. he struck hersuv. she died at the scene. the other driver has been identified asig ml gomez. alcohol played a role in this accident. >>> maryland governor larry hogan says he wants to save you money while using the tolls. the baltimo sun reporting his propos is not around across the board cut that the governor pushed through in 2015. one proposal would cut tolerates for motorcycles and vehicles tong one axle and two axle trailers. the governor hopes to generate up to $25 million and help save drivers more than 5 $1/2 million a year during that time. >>> so our top story is this extreme heat. we're going to show you the feels like temperatures coming up tomorrow. 105 in d.c., 118 in quantico virginia. tam

chris hogan will weigh in on that. new england patriots number seven. who takes the top spot? you have to wait to find out. president trump just tweeting out on a new poll. newest pol, 11% in favor of stag ridiculous impeachment hearings. well, let's see. we have the best economy in history, best employment numbers in history, most people working in history, highest stock market in history, biggest tax and regulation cuts in history, best and newest military, totally rebuilt from the depleted military i took over in history, best va in history. choice. and much, much more. gee, let's impeach the president, the squad, aoc plus three, and other dems suffer from trump derangement syndrome. crazy, exclamation point. congratulations, this is also the president tweeting this, congratulations to borris johnson on becoming the new prime minister of the united kingdom, he will be great. lockheed martin out with earnings results. deirdre has the numbers. >> a beat on the top and bottom line and probably most important, the compa

consumer reporting susan hogan is working for you separating fact from fiction. >> reporter: how much? >> loans? mortgages? >> how mani credit card have if i ever am late on paying a credit card. >> paying my credit car bill on time? >> reporter: what helps or hurt your credit can be down right confusing. "consumer report" is clearing ings up with hits own credit score. first, unpaid library fine. >> really? >> no.ai un library fine. they keep calling you but they' coul error to the credit bureau. >> overdue library book fines will not affect your credit. they are reported byn ipalities or municipal court record but they won't go on your credit report. >> reporter: next? unpaid parking or traffic tickets. >> i have a feeling it does because it does have to do with the government. >> i don't think so. >> reporter: parking and tickets like library fines are from municipal record and are not reported by any of the credit enports. >> reporter: oping up a bunch of credit card in a short period of time can affect your cdit report. it suggests you might be in credit trouble. >> reporter: go

onsumer reporter susan hogan has details. >> reporter: prime day kicks off at 3:00 a.m. this monday. we have four things you need to know. right now to make sure you are ready to take advantage of these deals. if you're not a prime member, no problem. crash the party with a free 30-day tial cg"wÑmembership. just don't forget to cancel the auto renew. shop early and search sneak peek in the app right now to get an early look at some of the sales. if you see somethng you like, click watch this deal. and you will get a notification when the sale goes live and shop around, you guys. other retailers are likely to offer deep discounts on monday and tuesday to compete withi pr day. and we, of course, will have more tips for you leading upto monday, so be sure to stay tuned to what you need to know to save wine tasting in virginia. cookout in maryland and late independence day celebrations. find out what else is happening this weekend on oip t"the sceneh tommy mcfly. few pound this weekend. food festivals abound all over the dmv. >> i'm tommy mcfly with your weekend scene. thous

conway: hogan and i were in oval when he said it, so. it is going to take you a while, because you give a partial response. partial information is misinformation. >> he said, i think so. i think so. and then he said, i think i have reached most americans. most americans want a good military, they want a good education. ms. conway: do you agree with all of that? >> the democrats will not be able to -- ms. conway: did the president say that? or did you just put that in? no, no, no. let america know that you are slipping in editorial comments. do not say you are quoting the president of the united states and slip in an editorial comment. yours. whichellipses is because that is not your job to set that in. go ahead. this man has never voted to undercut obamacare. you know what annoys him and why i am still in this building? 28 million americans have no health care. none. zero. >> he said the democrats' plan is going to destroy the country, and it will be horrible health care. ms. conway: he is right. >> the very question when he was asked if

oming up next,t( susan hogan should know so you can get the r @r(t&háhp &hc% >>> susan, you have anotherble hearing susan, but she's going to tell us how to save money on groceries and keep that produce fresh and Ñicrisp. >> andur yoney green. >>> a look the outdoor movie scene. not a good night forq a movie tonight for sure. =yer the next couple o. we're going to be talking more about that coming up.ng amaziow much rain we've got coming across our area back to the west. we have this sere thunderstorm warning until 4:45. lookxa5 the incredible amount f lightning along ai-95 route 1 in d.c. towards college park,ñr maryland. it is a nasty,qe1 nasty afterno. extreme thuntorm warnings until 4:45. around u.s. 1, the exact location i waskiust tal about. some slow we're the slowskys. we like drip coffee, layovers- -and waiting on hold. what we don't like is relying on fancy technology for help. snail mail! we pere invited to a y2karty... uh, didn't that happenlike,? oh, look, karolyn, we've got a mathematician on our hands! check it out! now you can schedule a callback or reschedule an appoin

susan hogan went out in search of the best bedeals for you and your family. >> announc: welcome to "news4 this week." >> i am leon harris. one of theto biggest sies this week was a morning commute turned upside down by a dull uj. when water rushes over the road we warn you all the time turn around, doesn't drown.th week we saw what could go down if you don't heed this advice a. father forced to carry his kids through waist deep flood waters a. rescue you will see only on news4. >> reporter: it only took a few seconds to make a bad decision and put a family in danger during the dain that felling the height of the morning rush. watch as this dad had to carry his two little girls 678 they weryearound 7 s of age, in each arm, to get them out of their stalled car, trapped ingh hiater here at the intersection of little falls parkway and massachusetts avenue. luckily, the dad was able to carry them away safely. and a good samaritaed rollp who watched all of this play out and actually gave them a ride home. >> he was unable to open the car or. that's why he grabbed them out of the window. i was g

i want to bring in white house deputy press secretary hogan gidley. think of your being on the program today. it's been an interesting -- really, 96 hours. not just 15 or so. but i want to ask about the president disavowing those chants from last night. he said, "i was not happy with those messages, but the crowd was huge and the energy was great." why did the president disavowed those remarks, that chant, "send her back," about representative omar, and real-time? >> he didn't let it go on very long. he was very stoic and kept driving his message home. he didn't let the crowd slow him down all that long. except to hear what they were chanting. i was actually in the room and it's pretty raucous at a president trump rally because he is so successful. people are excited about the future of the country with him as the president. he moved on but he also said, "if somebody tries that chant again," in that pool spray right now -- he said he would do his best to stop it. that's what this is about. it's two fundamental decisions, two fundamental opinions about

hogan: good morning, everybody. as you know, we are celebrating the 50th anniversary of apollo 11. and the moon landing represents one of humanity's greatest achievements. this story is often told through the eyes of three courageous astronauts. but what we could not on our television sets that night was the years of painstaking work. done by more than 400,000 americans who made this historic 24,000-mile journey to the stars possible. it truly was a feat of american ingenuity and spirit. at the heart of this effort were the men and women of america's space program. and this anniversary is a great opportunity to say thank you. in maryland, we have the goddard space flight center, which is home to hubble space telescope operations, and goddard served as the main control center for communications during all apollo missions in the 1960's. marshall space flight center and governor ivey's state of alabama, is one of nasa's largest field centers with 6000 employees. marshall developed rocket engines and tanks for our space shuttles and built sections of the international space station, an

mississippi university against hogan. hogan was a man who wanted to go to nursing school and the best nursing school in the area was the mississippi university for women. they wouldn't accept him. justice o'connor wrote an opinion for the court saying you cannot deny to men or to women an educational opportunity because they are male or female. that was in 1992. -- that was in 1982. then, in 1996, the court was confronted with the virginia military institute case. this time, it was women wanting access to an educational facility up to then reserved for men. the principal precedent was justice o'connor's opinion. that's another case where you could read between the lines. justice powell, who was on the other side, saw the mississippi university for women as kind of affirmative action for women, something reserved just for them. had experienced it in life, new that the best way to upgrade pay in a field that was dominantly for women is to get men to do that. so, she didn't see mississippi university for women including men

our susan hogan getting a response for our >> consumer reporter susan hogan is here with a gift card story. >> imagine having a gift card and not being able to use it.at th what happened to ter wagner from sterling, virginia. she used the dulles 28 car wash and had about $150 in gift cards from there, but she says every time she went to the car wash she was told the system that processes the gift cards was down. this went on for months so she contacted nbc responds and we left several messages for the owner and while they never got back to us, the nextet diamry went to the car wash they told her they would honor the gift cards by wright down the amountg she was usin so they can subtract it once the system was back up and running. voila. the problem ian solved her car is now clean. we've helped our viewers save or recover nearly $2 million so far and if you have a consumer issue send us your issue to our tip line. >> you woer why they wouldn't take time to do that before. >> honestly just be -- follow through. kind of makes you wonder if ther people had cards tha wouldn't work. >> tha

maryland republican governor larry hogan will be among speakers. live coverage starts at 11:15 a.m. eastern on c-span2. >> we are back with marcia argust, product director for restore america's parks. thank you for being with us. >> guest: thanks for having me. >> host: tell me what restore america's parks is and what is your interest in the subject? >> guest: the restore america's parks campaign started three years ago at you and we are focused on protecting national parks. resources, cultural resources, natural resources by addressing the deferred maintenance backlog that iscu affecting th national park system. this $12 billion worth of repairs that need to be done nationwide.s >> host: how does that backlog come into being? have parks been underfunded the entire time or is this something that has happened in the past few years suddenly? >> guest: it started happening over a number of years, the past decade even more. the national park service is over 100 years old and the stability and infrastructure of our parts are deteriorating. a lot of structure has reached the end of its li

consumer rorter susa hogan is breaking through the buzz for .>> and i had props for you guys but sorry, guys, we drank it. >> first thing i said to the producer. >> it was so good. >> she going to bring us some? >> gentlemen, confection time, i am a big fan of cold brew and my producer meredith hasgotten me oked on the nitro cold brew from starbucks, but bawhat about the ones you find in bottles and cans in the stores? "consumer reports" says you really need to read the labels, carefully. >> i'll take a cold brew to go. >> reporter: cold brew used to be one of those specialty coffee drinks madeby a barista. >> in the past five years it's been more and more popular. >> it's nuttier, sweeter, and less acid. >> and typically has a higher caffein content than regular brewed coffee. coffee in general has a pretty healthynd reputation a studies have linked it to health benefits like lower risk of heart disease and type ii diabeteson but "csumer reports" says some ready-to-drink cold brews aren't always a smart choice for your health. >> bottleduc vers

consumer reporter susan hogan tests the home delivery services. >> announcer: "news4 midday" starts nmo> good rning and welcome to m "news4day." >> i'm melissa molette. >> and i'm aaron gilchrist. we start with the weather. new orleans dealing with floodingt similar to whawe saw on monday. a flash flood emergency is sued there. this picture or video coming from nbc's morgan chesky i believe. >> it is a very different scene here. it is warm and dry. the sun is out. finally calm conditions, but it won't last. the system thatan hit new could be headed this way. >> let's check in withry laun ricketts with more on what is ahead. >> chuck and i have been fall following this and it is a potential tropical cyclone number two. look at this rain. and it is not even close to landfall yet. they will fly a hurricane hunte service into it today to check it out to see if it has the tropical capability to become a depression or into a hurricane . eventually so again this is what we're watching. but a lot of heavy rain pushing around new orleans.ix fo inches fell in a couple of hours and a couple of hou

hogan, thank you for being with us. on independence day tomorrow, millions of americans will be celebrating our nation. but "the new york times,"de god bless them, their opinionn. team tweeted out a video to let you know that american greatness is a myth. take a look. >> we got so caught up in the rhetoric about america being the greatest country on earth that we have long ignored the cracks in our system. and while a bit of patriotism is great, jingoism is dangerous. especially when it is built on old or fake news. so as we gear up for another election season where politicians tell us that america is great or that it isn't and then proceed to make it worse. let's try a truthful approach. america may have once been the greatest, but today america, we are just okay. >> gregg: you got that? we are just okay. also, this week, city officials in thomas jefferson's hometown voted to no longer celebrate his birthday because the third president and declaration of independence author owned slaves. joining us now with reaction is

hogan gidley said there's not a political bone in the speech. i'm struggling to remember times when president trump has done that in various situations. is it likely, is it possible the president's going to go out there and deliver a non-partisan speech that doesn't take swipes at his political opponents or democrats? >> is it possible? yes of course. and there have been instances where he has performed that function. that's the function you want a president to perform. you want him to be the leader of all people. and there are moments. memorial day, veterans day, sort of national moments when he has stuck to the script pretty carefully. it's just not his nature, though. not a thing you can know. that's why you hear nancy using these words, like the advisers hope it will be a speech that will stick to patriotic themes and they have written a speech that doesn't have a political bone in it, says hogan gidley. well, we don't know what he will actually say. he's not someone who sticks to the script every time and they worry understandably that he w

susan hogan explains how some of those people who were impacted p to $20,000. that's a nice piece of change, susan. >> totally, it's crazy. enequifax agreed to sp up to $420 million to help those of you impacted by the data breach. 're talking about 147 million people, but i'm sure you're all wondering how do i know if i was impacted and how can i make sure ur thingsething out of this. you need to know right now so you don't miss out. the question is how do i know if i was affected by the data breach? well, you will know once the claims process begins, and this is going to hapn after the court approval which is a short time away. now, the claims site will have a tool to let you check. you can sign up for email updates from the federal trade commission. we have a link for you right now onc our nb washington a. search equifax breach. next question. if i was affected by the breach, what do i actually get? well, you're going to get ten years of free credit monitoring and identity theft protection, or you can get $125 in cash if you're already enrolled. cash payment

and just after 3 pm eastern, improving infrastructure with maryland governor, larry hogan. the national governors association's summer reading, lives friday on c-span 2. and c-span.org or listen with the c- span free radio at. >>> presidential candidates spoke at the naacp annual convention being held in detroit. speakers included nine of the democratic candidates. and, republican presidential candidates, former massachusetts governor, bill weld. this is just over two hours. >>> thank you. thank you so much. it's so good to be here. >> it's great to visit with you, yes.

smarter roads and it just after 1 pm eastern improving infrastructure with maryland governor larry hoganthe national governors association summer meeting live friday on cspan2 and c-span.org or listen with the free c-span radio app. >> today congresswoman ilhan omar talked about anti-muslim rhetoric at anevent hosted by the education collective .

art hogan is back. jim karen is global fixed income portfolio manager. especially on the fixed income side with all this happening this afternoon, today has gotten interesting because just a couple hours ago we were saying status quo from powell no change. the data doesn't matter, like art said they're determined at this point to cut what do you make of this jump? >> i think we have to think about this in sequencing what powell is saying is he's going to keep rates lower. lower rates should equal better growth or support for growth higher equity markets should cause bonds to rise. it tailed a little bit in the market at auction. which is a sign of weakness. >> speaking of fed speak, steve liesman is sitting down in conversation with fed chair randy quarls we'll listen and have a reaction >> people need to understand real quickly, randy has this interesting job where you're vice chairman of bank supervision but all the responsibilities of monetary policy as well but you only collect one salary. so it's like double the work >> left out the fsb. >> that's r

hogan gidley said thankfully it didn't have a whole of government approach.do now and they're protecting the integrity of our elections. they're working aggressively to counter the efforts. there is still question whether the president is the one leading those efforts. >>> joining us from washington. >> good morning, happy friday. >> let's talk about this question of impeachment with tolu olorunnipa. it's now or never. listen. >> if we don't take action come september 1st, then we should shut it down. i feel strongly we should but we're running out of time. there are 94 members that came out publicly. i would say easily there are another 120. >> presumably they've all read the 448 page mueller report. presumably -- >> hasn't that ship sailed? >> they'll have six weeks to go back to their voters are choosing to hold the white house accountable. some of the voters are confused how the democrats are proceeding, whether they will make things more definitive in how they'll hold the democrats accountable. the white house has had a full on stonewalling strategy sayi

consumer reporter susan hogan has details. >> reporter: prime day off at 3:00 a.m. this monday. we have four things you need to know right now to make sure you are ready to take advantage of these deals. if you're not a prime member, no problem. crash the party with a free -day trial membership. just don't forget to cancel the auto renew. start shopping early. search the word sneak peek in the app right now to get an early look at some of the sales. if you see somethingou like, click watch this deal. and you will get a notification when the sale goes live. and shop around, you guys. other retailers are likely to ofdaer deep discounts on mony and tuesday to compete with prime day. and we, of course, will have more tips for you leading up to monday, so be sure to stay tuned ner what you need to know to save the most mo >>> kid sleeping in, munching on junk food and spending way too much time in front of a screen could take a toll on your child's health and impact their progress when they return to school. up next week, we will show you fun and easy ways to prevent summer brain dra

larry hogan delivered a muted response via tweet.quote baltimore city is truly the very heart of our state, and more attacks between politicians are not going to get us anywhere. hogan, a frequent critic of the president who considered challenging him in the 2020 primary was traveling sunday and was not available for interviews. critics of the governor have gone on social media to call him weak and quote gutless for not delivering a more forceful rebuke of trump. meanwhile, acting chief of staff mick mulvaney defended the president's tweets as not about race. >> i think it's right for the president to raise the issue. look, i was in congress for six years. if i had poverty in my district like they have in battle plolti i had crime like they do in chicago, if i had homelessness, and if i spent all my time ch chasing down this mueller crusade, i would get fired. >> president trump is facing condemnation for his attacks against congressman cummings, his reelection campaign is reportedly looking to capitalize on his latest incident of di

consumer reporter susan hogan has details. >> oporter: prime day kicks at 3:00 a.m. this monday. we have four things you need to know right now to make sure you are ready to take advantage of these deals. if you're not a prime member, no problem. crash the party with a free 30-day trial membership. juth don't forget to cancel auto renew. startop shng early. search the word sneak peek in the app right now to get an early look at some of the sales. if you see something you like, click watch this deal. and you will get a notification when the sale goes live. and shop around, you guys. other retailers are likely to offer deep discounts on monday and tuesday to compete with prime day. d we, of course, will have more tips for you leading up to monday, so be sure to stay tuned for what you need to know to save the most money. >>> kid sleeping in, munching on junk food and spending way too much time in front of a screen could take a toll on your child's health and impact their progress when they return to school. up next week, we willhow you fun and easy ways to prevent summer brain drai

i'm not allowed to touch it but to get a start i will recognize my friend and nga vice chair cover hogan of maryland. good morning, everybody. >> we are celebrating the 50th anniversary of apollo 11 and the moon landing represents one of humanity's greatest achievements. and what we cannot see, the years of painstaking work. they made this journey to the stars possible. it is a feat of american ingenuity and spirit. at the heart of this effort were the men and women of america's space program. it is a great opportunity to say thank you. in maryland we have the goddard space flight center which is home to hubble space telescope operations and goddard served as the main control center for communications during all apollo missions in the 60s. marshall space flight center and governor iv's state of alabama is one of nasa's largest field centers with 6000 employees. marshall developed rocket engines and tanks for our space shuttles and built sections of the international space station and it was at marshall where they designed, built and helped launch the saturn 5 rocket that carried the astr

. >>> plus, consumer reporter susan hogan is putting curbside grocery store services to the test. >>> this morning, homeowners across the area are cleaning up after what feltike to many of us once in a lifetime down pour. i spoke storm team 4 meteorologist amelia draper why scenes like these may become more common around here. >> a newn studyhe journal, waterar resources rese shows heavy downpours are on the rise. it's a trend we've witnessed cades, e last 3 to 5 when global warming started to intensify. >> the earth goes through warming and cooling processes, huma are really contributing to the amount of greenhouse gases that we're putting in the atmosphere. greenuse gases like carbon dioxide and methane are going to trap the heat here on eart when you trap the heat, that leads to warmer temperatures. >> a report by the national climate assessment shows downreurs have inced by 74% in the northeast. the situation will likely get worse in our warming world. >> maybe you go back a few decades and you're still going to have thoseav he rainfall events. when you factor in our changing clim

nsumer reporter susan hogan is working for you.king which grocery stores in our area have te lowest prices. >> food is onet% of the biggest expenses for our families, saving a few bucks each week can add up. e decided to visit local grocery stores to see which ones had the best prices. from walmart and tget to giant, safeway, harris teeter and wegmans, we scoured the aisles last week, checking >> butter.so >> a, cereal andmi . we decides to stick to the stores regular prices for a fair comparison. we didn't include any discounts we'd getho with t loyalty cards. a 12 pack of diet coke for4.88 at walmart versus 7.49 regular price at harris teeter. and a x of 40 glad trash bags. our totals varied fro 44.88 to 9 $61. so who came out on top? walmart, followed by wegmans, with a total of about.$48 target came in just under $50. giant's about $54. and harris teeter and safeway were just over $61. we alsoh cecked out whole foods, we didn't include them in our comparison, since o theynly carry 4 of the 12 items we priced out. for what it's

lowe's and staples will take certain kinds of batteries as well. >>> that was susan hogan reporting. if you want to find a battery recycling center near you, open the nbc washington app and search battery recycling. we have set up a link for you. >>> it's almost august. >> we know that the heat and h humidity got to return, but coming up, amelia looks ahead tt our nexheat wave? we'll be talking about that. >> local history buried under water. chris gordon goes out on the bay to give us aloser look. c >>> there's a new reason to live in souylern mard. >> part of the potomac river is being desi aated as new national marine sanctuary. here's news 4's chris gorton. >> from the air, you can see the sunken ships. visitors and kayaks get a closer look. business is booming. >> a lot of ourourists we have in charles county, they have crazy.illing up like >> it was used as a ferryboat across the chesapeake bay. the ghost fleet is buried below the surface here. le>> the ghost f is important because it's the largest compilation of marine ships. >> artifacts dating back to the civil war,th and ea