. >> reporter: that leaves john buzzing for another answer.ll have to wait for the hornets to leave when they are ready or maybe his neighbor will change his mind. >> it's not fair to me to have this going on. >> reporter: shomari stone, news 4. >> hmm. if you were outside it sure was cooler this evening than it was during the day today. >> really all summer long. the high temperature today. three days in a row at 90. the heat index got to a hundred today. we had strong storms because of the heat and humidity coming through earlier. right now starting to calm down a little bit. still shower activity right now. storm team 4 radar picking up showers back to the west around winchester. showers through portions of montgomery county. you can see them around gathersburg which was hit hard today. a few showers toward bethesda. this is the thunderstorm we are watching. more showers through prince georges county. right around shady side along 256 and 2. down towards northern callbert county. the strongest storm is to the south. in charles county. makin

. >> reporter: so, that leaves john buzzing for another answer.e'll have to wait for the hornets to leave when they're ready or just maybe his neighbor will change his mind. >> it's unfair to me to have this going on. >> reporter: in fairfax county, shemari stone, news4. >> ooh, i hope they worked that out. >>> well, they are placing their bets in the thousands. the huge number of gamblers that checked out maryland's new casino in the first weekend. and hang on to your trash. how much you'll be shelling out if you don't and if your trash doesn't end up in the right place. ring ring! progresso! it's ok that your soup tastes like my homemade. it's our slow simmered vegetables and tender white meat chicken. apology accepted. i'm watching you soup people. make it progresso or make it yourself. and now try new progresso chili. slow-simmered, homemade taste. we just need to break it down into simple steps. is that house for sale again? you're changing the subject. we looked at that house. we have so much demanding our money right now but we have to save

. >>> buzz feed john stanton and amy walter, welcome to sunday, it's meet the press. >>> from nbc news in washington, this is meet the press with chuck todd. >>> and a good sunday morning to everybody. president obama will be addressing the united nations on wednesday as the united states continues efforts to build aco arigs to take on isis and iraq and syria. last week, the house and senate approved funding for the so-called moderate syrian rebels and there were huge questions that remain over the president's strategy after the country's most senior general, martin dempsey suggested that american troops might be needed on the ground. it's an option that the president continues to rule out. all this adding to a sense of confusion about the administration's approach to defeat isis. let's rewith wide -- rewind and what we've seen just over the last few days. >> these american forces will not have a combat mission. >> and if there are threats to the united states, then i of course would go back to the united states and make a recommendation that may include the use of u.s. military ground

buzz. >>> i'm john roberts in for chris wallace. isis extremists released another excuse video, this time of a british aid worker. and president obama takes his isis strategy to the american people announcing an expanded military operation in iraq and syria. >> our objective is clear. we will degrade and ultimately destroy isil through a comprehensive and sustained counter terrorism strategy. >> we'll break down the president's plan with the white house chief of staff dennis mcdonough, was are air strikes enough to defeat assad? >> the president has made clear he doesn't want u.s. boots on the ground. well, somebody's boots have to be on the ground. >>> we'll ask general michael hayden who says the president's strategy is lacking. and we'll get reaction from two members of the senate armed services committee, lindsey graham and jack reed. then, the nfl launches an independent investigation into roger goodell's handling of the ray rice domestic violence case. we'll discuss the continued fallout with attorney wendy murphy and sportsca

buzz. >>> i'm john roberts in for chris wallace.s extremists released another excuse video, this time of a british aid worker. and president obama takes his isis strategy to the american people announcing an expanded military operation in iraq and syria. >> our objective is clear. we will degrade and ultimately destroy isil through a comprehensive and sustained counter terrorism strategy. >> we'll break down the president's plan with the white house chief of staff dennis mcdonough, was are air strikes enough to

back with me, ezra klein from vox.com, and joining me for buzz feed, john stanton.t was a democrat comparing obama, our president obama, to dick cheney. what's happening with democrats on the hill, is there going to be a vote on reauthorization of the use of military force any time this year? >> i think democrats i think generally support what he's doing right now, especially in terms of this sort of split from al qaeda, they believe this is justified. they're split on the broader question of does he have authority right now to go after isis because of the split they had with al qaeda, they now see themselves as different, al qaeda has problems with them, there has been fighting sometimes between them, so they believe he needs to come to congress for authority. i would have said if you asked me last week there was no chance, everyone on the hill said they're not going to vote until february maybe, given toxic nature of a vote to authorize war, because you're essentially taking part of that ownership from him and making it yours. but after this series of bombings, it

buzz feed's bureau john stanton seems like a betting man so we'll do some wagering. the a.g.yet when you're dealing only in a two-year lame duck session at the end, which is basically what this is, it's not the same as starting from scratch. it's not the same stamp that can be put down. you can see that in the lack of potential interest even by some of the folks who could replace him. do you see a big battle with a big, bold name or someone more like a custodian like someone who is in or recently from doj? >> you know, that's a really good question. i can see the administration deciding to pick someone, maybe a woman, a woman in color of particular, that could be something they could do to put a stamp on it, but also someone who can come in and not have the kind of profile holder does. regardless, they'll do this definitely right after the election. they won't wait, even if democrats remain in control, frankly. the next person is going to have a pretty big job on their hands. you know, eric holder has been pretty deviss ive in washington. he's done good things and controversi

. >> reporter: much buzz of john ma maloof. where this will atlanta. i'm sure someone will work out something fair so i can work with her archives. >> reporter: in 2011 maloof paid $400 for a box of the negatives for myers' negatives. maloof was still evaluateing how remarkable a purchase it was when i interviewed him in 2011. >> my mission is to put vivian in the history books. >> reporter: he says he owns now 90% of her collections. >> if i left part of this boulder unsearched a mistake. >> reporter: kron quelled in documentary "finding vivian meyer" uncovered just one heir who agree the to shaurre the profits from her work. david diehl, himself a former photographer, has been studying the case closely. he says he found another rel ty in france and petitioned cook county, illinois, now handling the estate. >> it seems like he went immediately into this mode of how i can monetize this? >> reporter: the public administrator in cook county is warning of public lawsuits over commercial sales of myers' photographs. malof says he s

billion. >> i think it is fabulous, go to town, it is causing so much buzz for disrupters of the world, you don't' more regulation. johnbe we don't, but there are rules, uber and lyft are illegal most places, what is going to happen, adam keeps an eye on this for the technology policy program. what is going to happen? the companies grow but they are illegal? >> for too long, many lawmaker told us that regulation is put in place to protect consumer interest it has inevitable tined consequences -- unintended consequences and could hurt the consumers, uber and lyft are provideing consumers with a real option they want. john: which is what consumers want but taxi companies points out, hey, we have to awa aobey e rules po to make sure we're safe, and licenseed and insurance. >> the better answer to put everyone on the same playing field, by like rallyizing mark -- lik liberal asizing markets. john: uber is in the country, companies are not saying mother may i, they are following what you talk about in our book permissionless innovation, just doing it. >> they are offering these options, and consumers' those. >> a million cu

john. jim elev jim. -- kayla mentioned wall street sure is buzzing about the bomb king's move. and how it could impact your portfolio. we have all of those angles covered for you. coming up next block. because we are commercial animals we're going to make you wait. first we are going to talk about the market now struggling to fine its footing after yesterday's massive selloff. >> when you look at the market now peoples concerns are still here. even though we moved up and apple was drag ping down the nasdaq yesterday. down about 3%. but today moving back up to the pulling the market up with it. the volatility yesterday, closed above -- about 200 points above the 200 day moving average. and today it is still there and because of that it reflects going into the sweekd volatility should be going lower. going into what is a three to 8 point rally you would expect it lower. we are not seeing that right now. that gives you a great sentiment. >> i think it's so cute to talk about the vix 15. so quaint and calm. we remember the days of 20s. >> i remember the days of the 50, 60, 70. >> y

john. jim elev jim. -- kayla mentioned wall street sure is buzzing about the bomb king's move. it could impact your portfolio. we have all of those angles covered for you. coming up next

goldman sachs or city, sandy wile and john read -- in >> larry is still in charge, as long as he is in charge he will keep things in line. >>> all right, all the buzz about tomorrow's initial stock offering of alibaba shares, reportedly priced at $60 a share tonight, the top of the expected range and would make alibaba the largest u.s. ipo ever. but what do investors need to know about the ecommerce giant? what do people half a world away think about investing billions. >> reporter: to understand why the chinese government wants alibaba around look no further than the village here. it is one of dozens of what are farming communities, transformed thanks to new job opportunities created by the ecommerce giant's shopping site. this man used to sell bread, now he is an entrepreneur generating $8 million of sales for annual camping gear. he took nearby orders from factories in a small room he shared with his brother. >> some people from our village would think how odd, these brothers are always working very late every day. what are they up to? >> reporter: then other villagers asked for his advice. now, they can afford cars and homes by selling goods to

buzz for the disruptors of the world. you don't want more regulation. you don't want rules. john: maybe we don't, there are rules.d lyft are illegal most places so what's going to happen to the extra choice? adam keeps an eye on this for the technology policy program at the mercada center, what's going to happen? the companies be growing but legal. >> for far too long. regulation is put in place to protect consumer interest. the reality is we know regulation has unintended consequences and hurts consumers with higher prices, poor quality and no better example of that than the world of taxicabs, that's why uber and lyft are providing consumers with the option they want. john: consumers like and they're valuable and growing, but the taxi companies rightly point out, we have to obey rules to make sure we're safe and licensed and have insurance. >> that's not an excuse for keeping out new innovation or choice. the better answer is put everybody on the same level playing field by liberalizing markets and consumers have more choices. >> uber is in 111 cities. the laws are all over the place. two governors vetoed restri

buzz amongst fans and players. >> the big question now, what will be the punishment? comcast sportsnet's johnjoins us now. what could the nfl do here? >> it was the broad street brawl yesterday. it's rare to see at the linc as you said. i talked to the nfl today, they said the correct call was made on the field against redskin chris blake. on a play where there was a turnover, the quarterback cannot be hit. nick foles gets blindsided by redskin blake. nick's protector right here, jason peters went after blake. both of them get ejected. nbc sports says they won't be suspended but expect some big fines later this week. the nfl is reviewing the matter. jason peters said he wasn't going to take somebody going after his quarterback. >> i just reacted. i wasn't thinking. i shouldn't have did what i did but i was just trying to protect foles. >> how did the team respond emotion emotionally? rr(t&háhp &hc >> we won. we fought four quarters to get it but we won. >> on a different matter today, ravens owner steve bisciotti says an espn report claiming the ravens were aware of the full details of the ra

we'll watch president obama, who will attend, and john kerry said that the united states would lead the way on the issue. we'll be watching china. there's a buzz that they make an announcement with lower level officials. we'll see if the marchers have impact on the politicians. >> if you could get an announced from china in the united states this week, that would be huge. kristen saloomey at the united states. >>> world leaders talk about the clim crisis. further -- cli. crisis, further don they protesting in wall street about those that profit. >> this is compounded, the marchers weren't told what direction they would go. the police thought they'd go that way and take a right it the stock changes. instead, they went here, and police blocked off the area. a carbon bubble is going over, it's a symbol of the march. few have started a sit-in. it's an act of civil disobedience on the edge of wall street, in front of the iconic bull in wall street, fenced off, away from the protesters, whose message is that capitalism is at the root cause, and wall street is the root cause of the planet's trajectory. >> wall street can choose where their money goes

ktvu's john fowler discovered new technology that may make you rethink how we grow things. >> reporter: east of the bay area a tiny drone buzz this field of dreams. >> it is a relative of sunflower. daisy. >> reporter: they contain super tweet compounds -- sweet compounds. with no calories. they are poised to be a multibillion dollars a year industry. this drone or fleet of drones can fool mother nature to improve the crop yield. >> 8 ten watt led. >> reporter: bright lights sign on the plants. this is normally done at night. it simulates sunshine as in longer days. and interferes with natural flowering. >> tricking it. we are tricking it. giving it something. its response is okay. i won't flower. >> instead it thinks it is in the tropics and makes more natural sugars. >> you can increase the amount produced per acre of the crop and that may be the critical factor for making production viable in north america. >> the company says drones would be low noise without cameras but the faa forbids any commercial use till users prove they have the bugs worked out. without drones stringing lights over open fields would be expensive a

buzz over >>> you don't pay, you don't drive. a new technology allowing car lenders to disable cars if the owner misses a payment. consumer groups saying we should slam the brakes on the plan. johnou are fine with it. >> i'm completely fine with it. we treat lenders like pottersville. this is insane. they lend money to people that are the sub prime category. it's tough for them to get money. after 30 days, if they haven't made a payment, they have the right to stop that car. i don't understand why when people borrow money, the bad guy is the guy who lent them the money. this is backwards, in my opinion. >> is it? >> no. i think it's wrong. no lender, i don't care how late you are, no lender has the right to put anyone's life in danger by turning off that engine. it's not clear, people are saying it's not happening. there's enough stories, it's unclear who has the authority to turn the car off. tomorrow your car will not start. you need to make a payment before midnight. >> i have to get everybody in here. gary, is this fair? >> well, i tell you what, i think it is. if the consumer is given enough warning and a fair shot and the car is in their driveway, which they can track with

buzz, chirp ] and we have to work the weekend. great. more good news -- it's friday! woo! [ male announcer ] ship a pak via fedex express saver® for as low as $7.50. the. ♪ johnrick hayek predicted correctly that socialism would fail. the federal -- they'll concede a politicians is to believe that man is able to shape the world around them according to his wishes. there is not much difference between the conceit that socialists can run an economy and the idea that our military can or should police the world. i am glad that our air strikes stop the advance of isis into northern iraq. i am glad that we airdropped food and water. i hope we find and kill the savages to be headed these americans. but now the president says we are going to determine whether good rebels in syria are and give them weapons? how do we know? americans speak arabic. our media cannot agree on who moderates are in congress. we are going to degrade and destroy isis one-third of the way across the world? and skeptical that we can do what the president says we can do. the impulse to ask our military to destroy the bad guys often creates new bad guys, new people who want to kill us. and how mu

john rutledge, thank you for your perspective. have a great weekend. really appreciate it. alibaba has been the buzz of wall street today.n behind the scenes with the biggest ipo ever with thomas farley coming up. >>> and the lines have been long for the new iphones. who are these people? paid stand-ins? the psychology of standing in line is next. we needed 30 new hires for our call center. i'm spending too much time hiring and not enough time in my kitchen. [ female announcer ] need to hire fast? go to ziprecruiter.com and post your job to over 30 of the web's leading job boards with a single click; then simply select the best candidates from one easy to review list. you put up one post and the next day you have all these candidates. makes my job a lot easier. [ female announcer ] over 100,000 businesses have already used zip recruiter and now you can use zip recruiter for free at a special site for tv viewers; go to ziprecruiter.com/offer2. >>> welcome back. an historic day here at the new york stock exchange. alibaba pricing at 68 and trading at almost $94. let's bring in tom farley, group president here at the new yo

buzz to heat up the hot list. also, president obama promising to destroy isis militants in iraq and syria but secretary of defense john it's not a war. we sort it out with new "meet the press" moderator chuck todd coming up. tigers, both of you. tigers? don't be modest. i see how you've been investing. setting long term goals. diversifying. dip! you got our attention. we did? of course. you're type e* well, i have been researching retirement strategies. well that's what type e*s do. welcome home. taking control of your retirement? e*trade gives you the tools and resources to get it right. are you type e*? >>> welcome back. apple's been the big corporate story all week. is it on the hot list today? good the see you, allen. >> good to see you, kelly. you know what? apple, it's been burning it up for us all week. putting iphone 6 in a headline, guaranteed 12,000 clicks out of the gate. today was no different with the preorder story. we had a table undated of which carriers of what and what wait times. people piling into that all day long. now basically iphone 6 plus you wait three to four weeks. other models available fo