. >> his whole face was just letting. >> reporter: landon doesn't remember any of it but only remembers waking up in the hospital. >> i just appreciate it and want to say thank you for saving my life. >> reporter: landon will take a few days off from work to recover from his injuries. in richmond, don lind, kpix 5. >> so far police have not made any arrests . >>> the subway will be shut down this weekend, starting this weekend as they test the new light rail cars and during the trial period it will be closed almost every weekend as well as shut down early on weeknights beginning at 9:30 pm. they are providing extra bus service during those times. the subway will be open from august 13th -- 11th through the 13th during the outside lands music festival. >>> playing in sandboxes has long been part of a child's experience but san francisco is phasing them out. christin ayers explains tonight, it's all because of a hidden danger. >> reporter: these children are doing the -- something the kids in separate cisco won't be able to do at local parks for long: playing in a sandbox. >> it was disap

landon dowdy here with cnbc business news. good morning, landon. >> hi, good monday morning to you. judge has given preliminary approval to wells fargo plan to pay at least $142 million to customers whose credit scores were hurt by employees creating fake accounts. part of a class action settlement. bank accounts, credit cards and loans over the past 15 years. the bank still faces federal and state regulators as well as private lawsuits. >> landon, thanks. today is the day amazon prime members have been waiting for. tell us more. >>> that's right. the time has come. get to clicking. amazon's third annual prime day is tomorrow. starts tonight at 9:00 p.m. with a special online shopping deals exclusively for amazon prime members. 30 hours of deals start tonight at 9:00 p.m. new deals pop up as often as every five minutes. exclusive deals for members. echo device. and p amazon prim membership is $99 per year. prove some deals online. wall street street looks poised to start the week in positive territory today. pushing the markets to the green for the week following the much better tha

as for landon, he is pretty much got the question of why. why me? he never has seen these men before and nenever on the. what's the motive? he is taking some time off from work to recover. live in richmond, i'm da lin, kpix 5. >>> san francisco is putting new legal pressure on uber and lyft to hand over driver records. city attorney dennis herrera is seeking a court order to force those ridesharing companies to comply with subpoenas. the city wants concrete data on the company's impact on traffic, compliance with local laws, and accessibility for disabled and low income riders. both uber and lyft say they are in the process of responding to the subpoenas and negotiating confidentiality agreements. >>> meantime, lyft is going all in on a self-driving car. until now, the company's relied on partnerships with big players such as alphabet's "waymo." well, now lyft plans to hire hundreds of engineers and open a research office in palo alto. it will focus on creating hardware and software to pilot self-driving cars, which it could then sell to automakers.

landon dowdy is here with details in cnbc business news. this hack targeted guests information. tell us more. >>> hi, tracey. yes. you're exactly right. trump hotels has confirmed reports several hotels have been hacked including trump at central park, chicago, las vegas, and d.c. most of the activity occurred between november and march with hackers reportedly accessing credit card numbers, names, addresses and phone numbers of guests as you mentioned who booked through third-party reservation system. third incident involving trump hotels since 2015. back over to you. >>> now let's talk about a children's clothing train going out of business. could mean good sales this summer. >> it could mean sales. it is kind of another thing we hear with the retailers just struggling. gymboree filed were bankruptcy last month. plans to sut about 350 stores. part of the restructuring. most of the stores targeted to close are gymboree. closing sales will begin on july 18. customers can check gymboree website for specific locations. also a quick check of markets. wall street. start the day highe

landon dowdy, thanks. >>> warm and muggy start. potentially stormy afternoon.'s a live view from poconos. just a few scattered clouds there at 5:26. at the shore, see some scattered clouds there too. both areas are dry this morning. heating up this afternoon. we're tracking those storms hour by hour with your future cast just ahead. first, what's the future hold for the roads this morning. jessica boyington watching things on the first alert traffic center. >>> the future. i don't know what the future holds bill, but we're at least watching the garden state parkway. the roads will be there. there will be traffic. watch it on the garden state parkway. i just know what is happening now. >> looks good so far. >> i'll have updates when i come back. >>> missing men mystery. this morning investigators zeroing in on one property for their search for four young men. >>> plus the violent encounter. a victim tried to get an early morning meal. tell you about the shooting at a drive through. >>> dangerous drive through. fast food order takes a violent turn for unsuspectin

cnbc business report, i'm landon dowdy. >> landon, thank you. >>> here are four things to know.a mother, her son and his cousin from loudoun county have disappeared. take a look at their pick tushs. the sheriff's office says courtney ash was last seen a relative's home on saturday night. for more on this, look at the nbc washington app. >>> trying to figure out whether a driver did this on purpose. half a dozen people are recovering from the crash yesterday. the driver stayed on the screen scene. >> john kelly will be sworn in as the new chief of staff. he takes over from reince priebus. the "today" show will have a look at his day ahead, coming up. >>> senator john mccain will begin treatment for his brain tumor today. his office will begin and chemotherapy treatment at the mayo center in phoenix. >>> bless you. >> excuse me. >> had a sneezing fit there. >> sorry. >> that is the broadcast this morning. we appreciate you waking up with us. >> the "today" show is next. we'll be back in 25 minutes with weather and traffic. >> it's coming. >> it's not allergy season. enjoy your day

i'm landon dowdy. >> landon, thank you. >>> there is plenty of summer vacation left. for a lot of us, that vacation money is starting to run low. want to make more? one financial adviser suggests selling electronics. all the video games, cell phones and tablets you no longer want or use. declutter.com will buy them. another way to bring in extra cash, take on a second job. >> up works has over a million and a half employers online who are looking for people who want to do special projects, part-time work or freelance opportunities. >> they suggestng fatten your paychecks. the average american worker overpays their taxes by $250 a month. all that money adds up, too. >> you do these little tricks, maybe one more road trip out of the summer before it's said and done. >> summer is ending so fast. being called the summer of you know what. >> i don't. tell me. emergency repairs on amtrak. nation's largest rail system is getting an overhaul. what that means for the service to and from d.c. >>> a double murder. a shooting murder -- steps away from a federal government buildin

landon seems to have the story hi landon dowdy. >> reporter: move over, that's right, it is not justthe wheels of rvs. recent growth to younger buyers. homes volume are increasing. the biggest pop of 20% euro over the year according to rv industry association we talk to some of the buyers here at the campground >> we picked this one because it has a kitchen in the back and outside. >> something we can grow a family livelives. >> we selected the bug traouser because we have some room. rv manufactures like this company is taking notes and upgrading the electronics. >> it is up grating the electronics and adding features they are are used to a lot of rvs are cap ompatible o iphones or running your ac when you are on or jacks when you get there, it makes it easier to camp >> it is not just these affordable weekend that millennials are using. they are using things like tailgate or concert and some of them are passing everything you will and selling what they can aint take wi take with them >> it is like a vc van way before you were born >> i am do that, do what you described. >> reporter:

landon is here with the story. president says it's happening, but apple ceo isn't commenting right. >> that's exactly right. apple ceo tim cook has promised to build three big factories in the u.s. interview with the wall street journal, president did not elaborate on where or when the plans would be built. apple isn't commenting. came under fire last year because it makes most of its products in china. apple claimed it created 2 million u.s. jobs both at the company and from suppliers and app developers. >>> let's talk about uber. uber drivers may be charging some customers an added fee. tell us about that. >> yes, but this one could come in handy, especially if you're forgetful like me. quietly updated policies of a $15 fee to return lost items. only applies to boston and chicago now. will be nationwide next month. to komcompensate drivers for th time. look for data on new home sales and earnings from boeing, coke, ford and facebook. the dow rising 100 points to 21613. the nasdaq up one to 6412. >> thanks, landon

back to you. >> landon, thank you for that. worst last week as well >>> time for top trending stories. kid rock now caitlyn jenner. she's considering a senate run in california. the republican olympian an activist says she thought about getting into politics for awhile now. another interesting one to add to the kid rock story. >> pretty outspoken republican views. >>> last night's season premier of game of thrones has fans buzzing, erupting in anger when they crashed during the premier. second year in a row the service went down as millions attempted to tune in it is not clear how many viewers were effected by the glitch. will ford wasn't, he watches at the end of seasons. >> i am glad that was the story. i was fearful they would reveal content of the episode obviously they should have had enough band width prepared talks to the fact how many were trying to watch it, why it crashed. it will no doubt do well. >>> jodie whit kerr taking over. she will take on the role of dr. who. that's the first time they had a female lead in th

i'm landon dowdy. >>> landon, thank you. it's 6:55. here are four things to know. the senate is set to vote to begin debate on a health care bill. the vote could be on the recent version of the bill. an updated version. you can hear more on the issues with the upcoming vote next on the "today" show. >>> by next month, you should once again be able to drive along beach drive between till den street and rock creek parkway. crews are wrapping up the next segment of work. the next phase south of military road. be sure to head to the nbc washington app to see how this might impact your commute. >> there is a new push today to raise the minimum wage in montgomery county to $15 an introducing a new plan. ike leggett veto aid similar bill. follow justin finch on twitter for updates. >>> the washington nationals will hold a moment of silence for our dear friend and colleague, jim vance. the game starts at 7:05. if you'd like to be there, get there a little early. you can find more of our tributes to vance in the nbc washington app. just search vance. >>> our forecast the ne

i'm landon dowdy for the cnbc business report. >> thank you, landon. >>> you might want to stay off sociale a game of thrones fan. >> your news feed will be filled with spoilers. >>> season 7 premiered around the world last night. so many people were watching. it actually crashed on hbo go. there were issues in latin america. hbo says there weren't problems here in the u.s. game of thrones is still the number one trending topic on twitter in our area. ed appearance on the show. >> that would be unexpected. >> i can't watch. now that season 7. who has the time to catch up now. i'm done. >>> it is deadline day for nfl contracts. >> the redskins' future is up in the air ahead at 6:00. why it is unlikely kirk cousins will sign a contract before time is up today. >>> the death at the maryland zoo getting attention worldwide. >>> a nude photo scandal on capitol hill. the legal action they could face for leaking photos online. >>> plus, more on the new fines you could face if caught speeding on the you're not taking these. hey, hey, hey! you're not taking those. whoa, whoa! you're not taking that

i'm landon dowdy live from cnbc. today's top business headlines. the u.s.entral banks two-day policy with a decision due tomorrow afternoon. the fed is not expected to hike interest rates but investors will look for clues as to when it might start reducinging the ma massive balance sheet. the likes of 3m, dumont, general motors and mcdonald's, to 21,513. the nasdaq rose 23 to 6410, that's another record high. >>> facebook has bought a startup company to help it crack down on users who share pirated video and other content without permission. facebook has had a lot of issues with pirated content in the past and it's been two since years it first announced to identify and remove video clips shared by people who don't have the rights. earlier this year facebook added another option for content creators, leave it out and make money pirate users are making for you. >>> michael kors is buying jimmy chao, of course known for its heels and accessories. michael kors was a big name in luxury but sales have struggled as fewer people are visiting the stores, sam and la

i'm landon dowdy with the cnbc business report. >> landon, thank you. harry potter fans, get excited. >> yea. >> two new books from the magical universe set to be released this fall. harry potter, a history of magic. the book of the exhibition will take readers through the subjects studied. a journey through a history of magic will touch on mystical things such as al kem i, unicorns and ancient witchcraft. celebrating 20 years since the series launched. >> put in your orders now. >> 20 years. >> the people who grew up reading those books. >> awesome. >> nine years after a conviction. o.j. simpson is >>> ahead at 6:00, what -- the chance that he'll be set free early. a woman is shot in what appears to be a road rage case in alexandria. i'm justin finch with findings you may want to keep in mind next time frustrations boil over behind the wheel. >>> days after we warned you about raccoon attacks. there is another victim. hear from the man who was bit and scratched. he was bitten and scratched outside his own home. >>> right now on "news4 today," weather a

landon dowdy has more. >> reporter: square announcing shake shack ceo randy garutti will join the boardf directors. he has been ceo of the burger chain since 2012 he will join square's chief executive jack dorsey as well as other board members including mary meeker and larry somers square originally launched with the goal of allowing credit card payments with the phone but has focused on bigger industries like retail and hospitality. for a company whose future growth aims in the hospitality space, bringing on garutti could shape those ambitions. shares of square have been on a tear and are trading a bit higher in early trading. back over to you >>> we're keeping an eye on shares of amazon reuters says the ftc is investigating allegations that the company is misleading customers about pricing discounts. this after consumer watchdog compiled sales data on some 1,000 products on amazon's site. amazon says the study is deeply flawed >>> amazon shelled out 3$3.2 million in lobbying efforts in the second quarter of this year, that's up $300,000 from q1 the big spend comes as it seeks approval

good morning, landon. >> good morning.orld may be leaning less on its biggest economy to try to growth and the global recovery. the international monetary fund is kucutting the growth forecas for the u.s. this year. the imf says the move primarily reflects the sum that is president trump's plans to cut taxes and spend more on infrastructure won't provide a boost to growth. some automakers could be trimming their model lineups. general motors has put six of its cars under review and is evaluating whether to cancel them outright in the coming years. they include the chevy volt and rethink why automakers comes as consumers continue to demand suvs and pickups over sedans. >>> and speaking of cars, gas prices are inching up. the latest industry survey shows the average price of regular unleaded rose a penny over the past two weeks to $2.32 a gallon. and that comes after 11 straight weeks of declines. gas prices are about ten cents above where they were a year ago, philip. back to you. >> cnbc's landon dowdy, thank you. >>> stra

landon dowdy tells us about the new crop of drivers hitting the road from petaluma, california. >> kyle miller is 32 years old and is on his second rv. he grew up camping and takes his young family on the road every month in the summertime. >> we picked this one because it has a bunk house system in the back as well as the outside kitchen. so it's something we can grow familywise. >> a record 9 million u.s. households now own an rv according to the recreation vehicle industry association. the industry has traditionally relied on retirees to drive growth. but now, younger buyers are getting behind the wheel. >> it just allows us to come together in a different way in sort of this, as you can see, see how we are in a fun way. but we also save money, so we can do some things that we might not otherwise get to do if we stayed in a hotel. >> when we come for thanksgiving, specifically, we have probably four to five trailers that come. and we all book spots right by each other. and then we have a couple family members who like to come but don't have trailers, so they get cabins so that they c

i'm landon dowdy. >> thank you landon.least it's iced. >>> fit bit is hosting free sweat sessions in d.c. the first session is tomorrow morning at 9:00 at yards park in southeast. the boot camp starts at 10:15 and you can cool down with yoga. >> ice cream after. >> ice cream jubilee. >> you can get free yoga mats for the first so many people. >> you do the yoga, i'll do the ice cream. >> why can't i do both? >>> loudoun county is the richest county in the united states. information from the census bureau. close to 10,000 residents commute into the district for work. >>> other wealthy d.c. sub urs include fairfax, p arlington and the usual list. >> sounds like it, yeah. >>> news 4 ahead at 6:00 a.m., tragedy at a popular tourist destination. >>> how one woman died doing what a lot of vacationers doing do at this beach. >>> a confession. four men discovered in a grave. what we learned about the dramatic turn in this case. >> reporter: the search for the cause of an overnight fire in damascus. the details coming up in a live

. >> let's check in with landon dowdy. i hope you had a great weekend, landon. >> reporter: hi there. good morning to you both. i sure did. i hope you did as well. let's start the week off on a high note. a higher open on wall street as earnings season gets under way. n netflix out after the closing bell today. goldman sachs and ge among companies reporting later this week. u.s. markets finishing higher with the dow and nasdaq clo closinging at record highs and that was technology stocks and consumer staples rising to 21,637. the nasdaq up 38 to 312. elon musk delivering a dire warning to politicians over the weekend. the tounder of tesla and spacex saying that artificial intelligence posed, quote, the biggest risk we face as a civilization and calling for a proactive regulation in the space. musk says by the time we are reactive with ai regulations it's too late. and disney unveiling plans to build an immersive star wars themed resort at walt disneyworld. the hotel would be their most experience and would combine resorts

good morning, landon. >> sam and laura, happy friday and good morning to you both.all street looks to end the friday on a positive note after the dow closed another record high yesterday. investors digesting earnings this morning from a trio of big banks, jpmorgan chase and citigroup reporting better than expected results. wells fargo posting a mixed quarter. also, a lot of economic data on the docket today. we'll get retail sales, consumer prices and manufacturing. dow raising 20 to 21,553. nasdaq up 13 to 6274. a new option to allow customers to lease phone by sprint and an option to upgrade it after one year. previously this was only available for iphones and samsung galaxy devices. now customers can either return their old phones and upgrade to new ones or buy the devices outright in a lump sum or through six monthly increments. listen to this one. google expanding the reserve with google service which launched nationwide in march. you can now book a spa day or a hair cut in addition to reserving a space in a workout class. this service works by finding business

that goal ties him with landon donavan for the u.s. men's all time scoring record.now take on the winner of jamaica and mexico match for a gold medal. ( marty ) as for baseball... pablo sandoval played in his first minor league game for the san jose giants. he went one-for-four. he'll be in sacramento on tuesday. as for the giants.... they were playing extra inings again against the padres. and it was bobblehead day at the park. let's go now to the bottom of the 3rd. that's when joe panik slaps a base to right. that scores a run. the giants up one to nothing. but then in the fourth the padres take the lead. the giants answer back after being down 4 to 1. then in extra innings, nick hundley's base hit wns it. 5 to 4. that snaps a two game losing streak to the padres. ( marty ) a's for the a's...they're in new york, hoping to avoid losing their second straight series. in the first oakland came out on fire. bruce maxwell sends it to right over the head of jay bruce. khris davis scores -- the a's with four runs in the first. then, matt chapman clobbers one, sending it t

. >> no employment needed to get to a landon dowdy. joining us live new york with the very latest.g and a happy friday, landon. >> sam and laura, good morning and a very happy friday to you both. wall street looks on this friday on a positive note after the dow closed another record high yesterday. investors digesting earnings this morning from a trio of big banks. jpmorgan chase and citigroup reporting better than expected results. wells fargo with a mixed quarter and lots of economic data on the docket today. consumer prices and manufacturing. rising 20 points to 21,553. the nasdaq up 13 to 6274. google is expanding its reserve with google service which launched nationwide in march. you can book a spa day or a hair cut in addition to reserving a space in a workout class. it finds business listings of google search and maps. starbucks dubbed today free tea friday for an infusion. the chain is giving away a free 12-ounce sample this afternoon. listen to the times. only between 1:00 and 2:00 p.m. while supplies last. the drinks contain tea, fruit and botanical blends and slightly sw

in some ways, landon sims felt alone thuzrsday morning when he was beaten unconscious by a group of teenagers.his face is so messed up he's been wearing sunglasses since the attack. but even though witnesses couldn't get immediate help from bart officers or employees, several of them did what they could to help."only person that came was two ladies that came to my rescue." mayor tom butt happened to be there, and called 9-1-1."if the mayor didn't see that then it probably wouldn't be a big thing it would just be another statistic of something happening like that so i'm glad the mayor has seen what really goes on in richmond." since the attack, the mayor has called for bart security at every station at all times. sims himself wants to see áreal changes at the station. until then, he doesn't plan on coming back.bart police say the attack was in richmond p- d's jurisdiction, even though sims was right under the richmond sign at the bart station. a group of kids surrounded sims, tripped him, and started kicking his head. strangely, they didn't steal so much as a penny - they just went into attack mod

. >> we go now to landon dowdy, good morning, did you play a part in that? >> guilty as charged, but reports say that most reports say it came from sam and laura in san jose. starting the day higher after a wild ride yesterday. stocks fell after donald trump junior released e-mails about meeting with a russian lawyer. investors will be watching sales today. they are expected to say the fed will likely raid interest rates again this year. closing up just half a point. . meanwhile, amazon says this year's prime day will like i will be the biggest shopping event in it's history. they say customers bought three times more echo speakers than last year. they estimate the prime day could generate up to $1 billion in sales. and gymboree plans to shut down about 350 stores as part of their restructuring. most of them are gymboree and crazy eight locations. >> thanks, landon. >>> have you seen this on a florida beach? a really amazing rescue. strangers forming a human chain to rescue ten people caught in a rip current. this is video shot saturday. a motion notes her t

. >> for the rest of our news before the bell let's check in with landon dowdy.g, landon. >> reporter: sam and laura, good thursday morning to you both. wall street could be set for more gapes today. all closing at new record highs yesterday. the markets boosted by strong earnings from the likes of morgan stanley. data on unemployment, manufacturing, earnings from travelers, union pacific, ebay, microsoft and visa. 66 points to 21,640. the nasdaq up 40 to 6385. facebook is working on a new subscription feature to let publishers charge for articles posted on the site. the feature will be available this fall through facebook's instant articles and wouldly kick in after a user reads ten articles within a month. intel has shut down the division working on fitness trackers and other health related wearable devices. cnbc has learned the company laid 80% of the smart watch in november. intel has been playing down its wearable business since making a big push back in 2014. sam and laura, back to you. >> thanks for the update, landon. >>> negative publicity cannot only hu

for the rest of our news, let's 24ek check in with landon downing. good morning, landon. >> they look tok added to yesterday's gains champion saw the dow close at a record high and that was sporkd by jeannette yellen. she told congress the fed will continue to raise interest rates as a gradual pace and she thought this will help the economy. we'll look for unemployment and inflation. the dow raising 123 points to 21,532. the nasdaq up 67 to 6261. a federal judge has granted a victory to uber drivers and their long-running dispute with the company over whether they're class fight as employees or independent contractors. the ruling could pave the way for a class action suit against uber and thousands of drivers seek back pay, overtime and benefits. and amazon is reportedly looking on the northwest version of the echo aiming to take some of the hype away from apple's new home pod and gadget says the new oak co8 be shorter and slimmer than the original with rounded edges and a cloth-like cover and will sound better with improved speaker and microphone te

. >> let's check in with landon dowdy. that i would be willing to do if i was going to hawaii, landon. >> why to you need a phone when you have those views. good monday morning. wall street is poised to start the week off on a positive note, the markets were mixed last week amid several big earnings reports and the feds decision to leave interest rates unchanged. investors will get several pieces of economic data this week including the key jobs report out on friday, also look for more earnings including apple, which reports tomorrow. on friday the dow rose 33 points to 21,830, the nasdaq slipped seven points to 63.74. sprint is looking for a merger partner but charter communications says it's not interested in buying the wireless provider. sprint's parent company soft bank is reportedly exploring whether it will still make a takeover offer for charter or renew merger talks with t-mobile. it wants to create this one stop shop for internet and phone service to compete with the likes of verizon and at&t. >> and if you are pl

i am landon dowdy. [ applause ] >>> take [ applause ] >>> take a look at that.lause for jim vance after a moment of silence in his honor. >> washington nationals called vance a d.c. icon when they held that tribute before last night's game against the brewers. you know vance, he loved d.c. sports, he wouldn't have liked the outcome of the game. brewers beat them, but he would have been honored. people were on their feet applauding. >> very appropriate. bigger honor, too, vance will have a permanent spot at the national museum of african-american history and culture. interview with the museum director lonnie bunch earlier this year. >> bunch said the museum would like to display pictures of vance, notes that he took for stories and interviews throughout his career. as soon as we learn more, we will let you know. >>> 6:55. four things to know before you head out the door. a difficult drive west into the district on route 50. because of a deadly crash. a man and woman were killed there. three cars were involved. details throughout the morning and on the nbc washing

back over to you. >> thanks, landon. >>> news now with local impact. g gymboree is planning to shut down about 350 stores as part of their restructuring. closing sales will begin on july 18th. there are several stores that are closing in the bay area as well. one of them is at the stand ford shopping center, laurel village, strawberry village. you were bemoaning this. >> they make sturdy little clothes. >> isn't that funny? >> a lot of clothing selections we'll need to week but we hope for something lighter as we move forward. >> yes, very hot in the next few days. we're taking in slightly cooler temperatures and you can enjoy the whole day outside if will be bright and sunny as we get a start this morning. live in pleasanton. 57 in the east bay looking live at oakland and san francisco we see the clouds now and it's 53 degrees. the seven-day forecast now at the bottom of the screen. a hot weekend, today not so bad. still very warm for morgan hill up to 88 degrees. the east bay will have low 90s in some spots and oakland will be at 74. and 78 degrees i

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i'm landon dowdy. >>> 6:55 right now. four things to know. caught speeding along the beltway, you might get a warning in the mail. automated speed camera is in place near suitland road. head to molette green's twitter page to learn more about when you will >>> a key vote on the health care bill has been delayed. the margin of victory is very thin. they need mccain's vote to pass the bill. the latest coming up on the "today" show. >>> the annual day of service is under way at arlington national cemetery. they are working on the grass, plants and irrigation system. aimee cho has pictures on her twitter. you can follow her. >>> the qualifying round for american ninja warrior. two people from our area are competing. one from suitland and one from silver spring. watch them compete for a million dollar prize right here on nbc4 at 8:00 p.m. >>> taking a look right now at chopper. no major problems. top of the beltway has finally cleared out of the way this morning and on the silver line do have delays to largo town center. for tos looking pretty goo

landon dowdy joins us with more. >> good morning.he deal could be worth billions according to reuters, kkr is nearing a cash deal for web md, could be announced as soon as today. it would bring them into the five month auction to be bought. they solicited bids from more than 100 companies and firms since february acquisition would bring brands like medscape and medicine net, and the exact price isn't clear but as of friday's close, market cap of $2.1 billion. watch for it today back to you. >> thank you for that check. >>> other stocks to watch. black stone is reportedly in talks to buy 40% of nso group for 400 million bucks. that's a privately held israeli cyber security firm that makes spy wear for mobile devices, they're under scrutiny under allegations the mexican government used its software to target private citizens. >>> they floon reduce work force in strael. they wouldn't specify how many of 7,000 workers are being cut reuters says it could be around 350. teva has 4,000 employees in israel alone. >>> and ferrare a making a b

landon dowdy at cnbc headquarters. this year's prime day likely the biggest shopping event in history. company says customers bought three times as many echo speakers and sellers sold 50% more items. prime day could generate up to a billion dollars in sales. i am landon dowdy. >> thank you. >>> we're working on developing stories for news4 at 6. >> first, a warning for parents. have you heard of the blue whale challenge? it is a social media game with deadly consequences. if your teen is always online, we have the hash tag to watch for. >>> new overnight, shots fired. police chase and woman still on the run. >>> after a spike in violent crime, they make changes to patrols. live with the new plan and how they're aski >>> right now, the sun is up, temperature is rising. could feel like it is 100 degrees. >>> keeping safe and secure, new action after a spike in violent crime in a local community. >>> police chase and manhunt. a home shot up. a story that continues to develop new this morning. temperatures here. it is alre

i am landon dowdy at cnbc headquarters. federal trade commission as part of its review of amazon's deal to buy whole foods is reportedly looking into allegations that the online retailer misleads customers about pricing discounts. the ftc is probing complaints about a watchdog group that looked at thousand products that found 60% of products with list prices, that it was higher than when amazon sold the same product in the previous same months. it signaled the agency is taking a serious look at the whole foods deal which critics say could give amazon an unfair advantage. i'm landon dowdy. >> nd 6:55. four things to know today. the northbound lanes of 210 in prince george's county just opened. police there are investigating where two men were killed in a double fatal crash. it happened in ft. washington. >> president trump's legal team is looking for ways to control or block robert mueller's investigative team. the latest on that and reports about his presidential pardoning power. coming up next on "today." >>> protest terse

i'm landon dowdy at cnbc headquarters. sprint is looking for a merger partner. but charter communications says it's not interested in buying the wireless provider. japan's -- it's exploring whether to make a takeover offer or the new merger talks with the mobile. what's to create a one stop shop to compete with verizon and at&t. cnbc money report, i'm landon dowdy. >> in my book there are few things better than a day at the beach. there is evidence to back up the plan. an english study found those who live by the code report better physical and mental health than those who don't. also people who live in homes with ocean views. >> if only. report feeling ocean. that always is soothing. >> well, from tacos to the worst meals in america. a brand new report that will make you think twice when dining out. >> america's most unhealthy restaurants reveal that you'll be shocked by how many calories are hiding in your favorite foods. >> plus music festival fire. what sparked these flames on stage in front of thousands of fans. >> d.c. police working to solve a rash of sho

. >>> good morning, i am landon dowdy at cnbc headquarters. hotel confirms reports that several hotels have been hacked, including central park, chicago, vag most activity occurred between november and march when hackers reportedly accessed credit card numbers, names, addresses and phone numbers of guests through third party reservation system. this is the third innocent involving trump hotels since 2015. for the morning business report, i am landon dowdy. >> thank you. >>> 6:56. here are four things to know in prince george's county. today you'll see more officers patrolling streets where you live, drive or work. reason is recent spike in violent crime. 12 people have been killed this month. officers work 12 hour shifts to crackdown on murders. >>> president trump -- donald trump jr. went on fox news hours after releasing e-mail exchange showing he was eager for damaging information from the russian government. "today" show has more on what trump junior said coming up. >>> confirmation hearing for the fbi director gets under way. christopher

. >> landon's mic is back in action go for it. >> take two.op two daily fantasy sports sites are calling it quits a month after the threat to sue to block. if approved, they would have controlled more than 90% of the u.s. market for paid sports contests and a merger would have had benefits like cutting down on advertising costs and a more cost efficient process to lobby to get daily fantasy sports legalized. now both will have to work on regulatory issues as separate companies. the announcement comes just months before nfl season, their most profitable time of the year where pre-merger both were spending money on advertising at unsustainable rates. back to you. >> plan landon, outstandingly delivered. thank you very much. still to come here, stocks to watch including why schaffers of one sibler security firm are getting crushed this morning as we head to break, check out european markets this morning. a good week. these days families want to be connected 24/7. that's why at comcast we're continuing to make our services more reliable than ever.

landon dowdy joining us with more >> good morning. chipotle reporting better than expected earnings last night, but revenues a bit short and same store sales missed estimates. the chain has been trying to earn back customer confidence after food safety issues in recent years, but it's stock took another hit last week after two people contracted neurovirus at a chipotle in virginia. the company ceo confirmed the outbreak was the result of an employee coming to work sick adding to the bad pr last week, there is also a viral video showing rodents falling from the ceiling at a dallas area restaurant and on the call last night, chipotle outlined ways to plan to attraction new customers and win back ones who have left. and this includes making a big bet on queso shares are up a little more than 1% in early trading. >> landon, thank you very much i don't ask for cheese on my chipotle >> what? >> yeah, try and offset what is otherwise a very fattening thing by not having the thing that you need >> cheese makes everything better >> i agree cou

landon this -- i love rvs, landon you see any nice ones? >> there's some real nice ones, joe. got some towables. anything from $5,000 upwards of $500,000 plus. you've got it here and the industry is traditionally, of course, relied on retirees for growth but now, joe, millennials are getting behind the wheel and they're buying towable trailers versus more expensive motor homes. and coming to camp grounds like this one to really experience the outdoor lifestyle trend. >> we're starting to see is the older millennials. the millennials that were born in the early '80s. they're coming here for the cheese festivals, wine festivals, the artisan beer craft festivals. they're coming here to the campground for their families and their kids for all the kids' activities that we do >> and this shows the june towable shipments topped 20% year over year while motor homes were up a more modest 6% and rv makers like thor industries are taking note they're offering new models tailored to entry level buyers and updated with new technology. >> it's upgrading the electronics, it's just adding the

i'm landon dowdy. >>> it is 6:56 now. here are four things to know. two people have been shot in silver spring. happened on stuart lane after 2:00 this morning. investigators say a woman is in serious condition and aid we'll have updates in the nbc washington app as we get them. >>> a live look at reagan national airport this morning. things are returning to normal after dozens of passengers reported to sleep at the airport. the faa facility brought air traffic over our area to a standstill yesterday. news 4's justin finch is posting flight updates. you can follow him at justin, nbc4. >> today we hope to hear from prince george's county p rushern baker. prince george's and fairfax county were trying to lure the new headquarters to their communities. look for updates in our app and our p newscasts. >>> interviewed a russian lawyer who met with donald trump jr. during his father's campaign for president. you can see the exclusive interview next. >>> taking a look at the beltway. inner loop, had that left lane blocked. also hearing we have a new before 6

as we talked in his grandmother's living room, landon sims spoke through the pain."all on my right side. like it's hard to sleep on. i usually sleep on the other side but it still hurts my face."the stitches, scabs, and swelling, won't be going away anytime soon.thursday morning sims was done with work, and was heading to catch bart in richmond.he says he saw a group of kids huddled together talkingand before he knew it they had approached him and surrounded him in a circle. "the first thing in this instance was just to run away from the situation so i ran and the guy tripped me and that's all i remember."when he hit the ground, sims blacked out.in the meantime, witnesses say the teenagers were kicking him in the head.several people called 9-1-1, but some kids were simply standing there recording the whole thing on their phones."that's not right, like i was beat for six to ten minutes. like that don't make any sense. and nobody could help?"two ladies did come to help, and sims ended up in the hospital.he woke up confused, and had to get all his questions answered fro

let's check in with landon dowdy live this morning.g, landon. >> reporter: good monday morning. the markets will try to start off on a high note. a flat open on wall street as earnings season gets under way. netflix out with its quarterly report card after the closing bell today. goldman sachs, microsoft and ge among the companies reporting late they are week. u.s. markets finishing higher with the dow and the dabbing closing at record highs led by technology stocks and consumer staples, 84 points to 21,637. the nasdaq up 38 to 6312. the force is with disney unveiling plans to build an immersive star wars themed resort at walt disneyworld. parks and resorts chairman says the hotel would be their most experienced concept ever and would combine a luxury resort with emergent and authentic environment. each would wear a themed costume and be part of an individual storyline. he says the will touch every single minute of your day and will culminate in a unique journey for every person who visits. >>> and switching gears elon musk delivering

landon dowdy here with that in this morning's cnbc business news. why are people getting rid of their tvs? >>> good monday morning. the number of people paying for tv service has been declining for several years. that's not the only part of the industry that's shrinking. u.s. government data shows that actual tv sets are disappearing. the number of tvs in home has slipped. this decline comes amid the rise in streaming services and more people watching content on of course their laptop, tablet and their phone. quick check of your market. wall street is poised to start the week off on a positive note. inve investors get plenty of data. apple among the big names reporting results. tracey back over to you. >>> 5:25. hit by a stray bullet. following breaking news from overnight after a teen was shot when a bullet came flying into her house. >>> and governor versus ban. reason new jersey's leader got in a man's face at a baseball game. >>> starting off with temperatures in the 50s and 60s and like yesterday the humidity is nice and comfortable on the low

i'm landon dowdy at cnbc headquarters. michael course choo for more than $1 billion. it's known for stiletto heels and access sis. michael kors was once a hot name in you bells struggled in recent quarters. that's our business reportment i'm landon dowdy. >>> i want to know if the jimmy choos will be more affordable so i can add some to my collection. >> of course. >>> 5:55 now. you can go to the nbc washington app to see jim vance's final story. he interviewed lonnie bunch, the founding director of african-american history and culture. >> he couldn't remember the last time he was so excited for a story. that says a lot, too. take a listen to their interview where they talked about bunch's local ties. >> howard university. why howard? >> part of it was it's 1970. so there's this desire to really understand who i am, who america is and howard has always been the capstone of black >> and to experience that interview and the museum through vance's perspective is always such a treat. you feel like you're learning so much. that whole story, because i know you're probably i

back to uber. >> thank you, landon. those are good options, and then it costs money and you get a ticket. and you should have parked in the garage in the first place. >>> still ahead on "news4 today" at 6:00 a.m. >>> breaking news overnight. after days of searching for missing men, a gruesome discovery. >>> we've been warning you about the dangerous hot weather today. how this extreme heat may impact your morning routine. >>> the sun is rising in rockville on what promises to be a hot and steamy day. o keep you cool.ways t right now, a weather alert day. from your power bills and your trash collection. we have team coverage on the impact to help you get through this weather. >>> new overnight, a body discovered during the search for four missing men. the investigation continues. >> plus murder at the university of maryland. months after the arrest. there could be a major development in this case. deep breath everybody. >> it's going to be miserably hot outside today. >> the angry faces today when we go out, get ready fo

. >> let's check in with landon dowdy live at cnbc world headquarters this morning. >> reporter: you know it's a good morning. wall street could struggle to gain ground following a mixed session monday. the nasdaq rose for a second straight session led by tech and energy stocks. the dow slipped just slightly. european markets started the day in positive territory but are slipping on the back of lower oil prices. the dow fell five points yesterday and the nasdaq rose 23 to 6176. warren buffett is giving away $3.2 billion in berkshire hathaway stock to five charities including the bill and melinda gates foundation, the 86-year-old, who is number two on the forbes annual list of the world's richest people, has pledged to donate 85% of his berkshire stock to charity. including this year, he has donated $27.5 billion. >>> forget amazon's prime day. how about free food today. 7-eleven is giving away a free small slurpee from 11:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. starting tomorrow they kick off slurpee week. buy seven slurpees through the mobile app and get coupons for 11 more for free. sounds like a nic

landon here with details cnbc morning business news. >>> good morning. facebook has bought a startup company on users who share pie rated video and other information. a lot of issues with pirated content in the past. earlier this year, facebook added another content for content creators. leave it and you happen make money off the views pirates are generating for you. >>> let's talk about this. michael kors taking control of a world famous shoe maker. tell us about that. >> that's exactly right. fancy shoe deal on our hands. micha micha michael kors adds jimmy choo. michael kors was hot name and affordable luxury. >>> begin a two day policy meeting today. the fed is not expected to hike interest rates. investors will look for clues as to when it might start reducing the massive balance sheet. to boost the economy. the markets also get a flood or earnings today from the likes of three of dupont, general motors and mcdonald's. dow slipping yesterday. the nasdaq rose 23 to 64 46410 another record high. >> thanks, talk to you tomorrow. >>> 5:25. sky high resc

landon, this is to compete with another tech giant. right?> reporter: that's exactly right, tracy. the competition is here. amazon is working on the next version of the echo aiming to take away from apple's new home pod and the echo will be shorter and slimmer than the original rounded edges. it will also sound better with improved technology. so add it to that christmas list. >> let's talk about the pain when you are looking for parking. according to a new study, it's often costly as well? >> that's exactly right. and here in new york we definitely know we're all about that searching for a parking space costing drivers its time and money and new reports by traffic analyst shows that people are spending an average of 17 hours a year hunting for a parking space. that adds up to an estimated $345 per person in wasted time, fuel and emissions. also a quick check of your plar records. the fed will continue to raise interest rates at a gradual pace and is optimistic about the economy. you also want to look at unemployment and inflation. the dough

. >> we turn to landon dowdy for the very latest. >>> good thursday morning to you both. all new record highs yesterday and the markets boosted by strong earnings from the likes of morgan stanley. unemployment and manufacturing, also earnings from travelers. union pacific, ebay, microsoft and visa. the dow rising 66 points to 21,640. a new subscription feature to let publishers charge for articles they post on the site. it will be available this fall through facebook's instant articles. it will kick in after a reader reads it ten art within a month. the division working on fitness trackers and other health related wearable devices. cnbc learned the company laid off 80% of the team that made it in december. a big push back in 2014. sam and laura back over to you. >>> landon dowdy, thank you very much. >>> happening today grab your capes and get ready for movie trailers. san diego comic con is here. about 130,000 people are expected to show up for the event. big names from popular tv shows and movies like conan o'brien, all happening at the san diego convention center. it w