cnbc's landon dowdy has new details. >> good thursday morning. watch shares of snap today.apparent of snap chalt. it's down more than 20% in pre market trading after posting disappointing results in the first quarterly report since its ipo. snap reporting a $2 billion loss. that's mostly due to costs associated with the ipo. user growth has slowed as facebook as rolled out several copy cat features including instagram stories. >>> meanwhile tesla started taking pre orders for its solar roof tiles. they'll be available for installation sometime this summer. the cost less than $22 per square foot, less than most analysts were expecting. they're key to elon musk's strategy to convince shareholders of the benefits of merging the electric automaker with solar panel maker solar city. >>> more than half of americans can watch internet videos on their tvs, still watching regular shows most of the time. since 2015, a study shows there's been a 20% rise in adults who get web kwcontent on their tvs. 40% of their time they're using sets to watch live tv. people watching netflix or hulu

landon dowdy has that story. landon? >> reporter: hi there. happy friday to you. apple ceo tim cook has been spotted around the company's campus testdriving a device connected to his apple watch that tracks his blood sugar. sources tell cnbc that he's wearing a prototype glucose tracker that could lead to future applications and make it a must-have for people with diabetes. in february, cook told students in consolidate about the device saying it helped him understand how his blood sugar responded to various foods. back to you. >> here's another story people are talking about. automakers about to shell out millions over defective air bags. tell us more about that. >> reporter: a handful of them. toyota, mazda, subaru, and bmw have settled class-action claims over nearly 16 million vehicles recalled that could potentially have faulty airbags made by takata. the company will pay out $533 million. the settlement doesn't mean the end of legal troubles for takata or its automaker customers, but it will secure a lifeline. stock jumping 20% in japan. back to you. >> land

landon dowdy, thank you very much. >>> a new ms.usa was crowned and it is deja vu for d.c. >> it's the second year in a row the winner was from washington. >> district of columbia. mccull. she's a 25-year-old chemist ull. working for the u.s. nuclear regulatory commission. >> she said she wants to inspire kids to chase careers in s.t.e.m. fields like her. after this, she's moving on to compete for miss universe, and then the world. >> the world. the galaxy. >> the galaxy. >>> kari hall joining us with a look at your monday morning forecast. how is it looking? >> nice and cool. if you're planning to head out to giants game this evening, it will only be in the mid 50, and those winds will be breezy. make sure you're wearing lots of layers and we'll talk about a slight chance of rain in the forecast coming up next. >>> and this live look at the bay bridge. we had a couple cars waiting but now they're moving. a smooth drive down the east shore freeway and we'll see how things are shaping up for travel times. >> plus, north korea tests a

landon dowdy with more in the cnbc business news.ing. >> reporter: good monday morning to you. nbc is has confirmed reports that ford is firing ceo mark fields. that's an announcement that is expected this morning. he will be replaced by the head of the autonomous driving unit, jim hackett. the move comes as ford's board and chairman, bill ford, reportedly unhappy with the automaker's performance. ford's stock is down some 40% since fields took over as ceo in 2014 at the peak of the auto industry's recovery. over to you. >> all right. thank you very much. we appreciate it. landon dowdy with cnbc. thanks. you have one more story for us? >>> jury selection set to begin in just hours in bill cosby's sex assault trial. what what's being done to try to make sure jurors are impartial. >>> makes me feel like we really have this evil lurking. >> and taking cover. witnesses describe the moments nine people were shot in north philadelphia as the gunman remained on the run. keep on going, america. keep on giggling... and goofing. keep on groovi

back to you. >> landon dowdy with cnbc. thanks. >>> 5:26. 57 degrees. looking at a cloudy start this morning and a mostly cloudy day. we're also keeping an eye out for showers. none in the area yet. that's a live view from center city from the comcast center. let's check on traffic and see how things are looking on the roads. francesca ruscio's in the first alert traffic center. >>> thank you. we have a couple of cars on the roads. here's a look at 422 from our trooper road camera. on the right side, eastbound traffic for the schuylkill expressway. starting to see that added volume. another update in the next ten minutes. >>> and breaking new details on the shooting at a 7-eleven in tacony. what we just learned about the robbery that left a worker hurt. >>> plus this -- ♪ [ cheers ] closing time. a beloved philadelphia diner turns the lights out after nearly four decades. the reason for the closure and why it's emotional for customers. >>> breaking overnight, worker shot. a convenience store robbery leads to gunfire. the new details that we have just le

landon dowdy is at smyrna beach, florida. >> reporter: for boating enthusiasts, the long memorial day weekend is the kickoff to the summer season. there could be more people heading out on the water now that boat sales are at their highest level since the recession. for dealers, the pickup in demand has been keeping them busy. >> it's up 30%. you have the change in office. the stock market is at an all-time high. you've got good job reports. >> reporter: sales of power boats are expected to rise this year and next year. however, high end manufacturers like ralston aren't counting on mega yachts like these. >> overall demand for the yacht segment is soft, we've seen it in industry data in the last quarters. >> reporter: the lowdown is attributed to a stronger dollar, which has helped european competitors. add growing concern from potential buyers that washington won't be able to pass the tax cuts they're expecting. boat manufacturers are facing another challenge. not enough workers. at this manufacturing plant in florida, boats are made by hand and can take up to four months to complet

landon dowdy, we'll look for those earnings. thanks. >>> just ahead, the hoet of late night responded to the firing of fbi director james comey. forbes has ranked costco at this year's best employer. the wholesale retailer has been at the top three for the past three years. also google, rei, memorial hermann and usaa earned spots in the top fooichlt much more on "early today." keep it right here. "let life in with new herbal essences bursting with argan oil of morocco and notes of jasmine to put more life in your head. and now with the power of bio:renew to put more life in your hair. try new herbal essences and let life in" fromto the wobbling yogis.kers to the stationary race winners, we all need lean protein. and it comes in a jimmy dean's delights breakfast sandwich. stacked with 17 grams of protein. lean into a great day. shine on. what bad back?gels work so fast you'll ask what pulled hammy? advil liqui - gels make pain a distant memory nothing works faster stronger or longer what pain? advil. the bathroom. when things go

cnbc's landon dowdy. >> global markets don't appear to be reacting the "the washington post" report that trump revealed classified information to russian officials next week. asia was higher today as oil prices rise, europe is mixed amid a host of earnings reports. wall street posting gains yesterday with the dow snapping a four-day losing streak and the nasdaq ending at another record high. meanwhile ford is aiming to cut about 10% of its global workforce as it works to boost profits and sliding stock price. reports say most of the cuts target salaried employees in north america and asia. it isn't clear whether the plan includes hourly works. in a statement to cnbc, ford is not commenting on the reports. >>> facial recognition technology tested this summer in a way to speed up baggage checks first installed in minneapolis-st. paul. the technology will match customers with passport photos. >> should make the line go faster, thanks, landon dowdy. >>> ahead, how much caffeine is too much for kids. we have a startling new warning. stay with us. for people with heart failure, tomorrow is not

. >>> good morning, i'm landon dowdy at cnbc headquarters.ces at the pump as the cost of crude oil edges lower. national average price of a gallon of gas sinking 5 cents over the past few weeks to $2.42. that price is still 14 cents higher than it was a year ago. drivers in san francisco paying the most and paying the least in tulsa, gallon. that's your cnbc news business report. i'm landon dowdy. >>> sonic boom could be heard all the way from tampa to cape canaveral. an unmanned shuttle was in orbit for 718 days to conduct a secret mission. another small shuttle will be launched this year. >> it's secret. >>> soon you won't have to wait for the latest page turner. >> amazon is planning to open a bookstore in georgetown. this is according to the washington post. it will be at the corner of m street and thomas jefferson street. if you have the amazon app you can look at reviews and potentially scan the items without having to stop at the county rer. there's no word on when it will open. to read more on the search a.m. ma stop. >>> here are fou

. >>> good monk, i'm landon dowdy at cnbc headquarters. today is the 23rd their ipo. not many investors have likely stuck it out. amazon stock has suffered declines of at least 20% in 16 of those 20 years including a 64% plunge during the financial crisis. with your cnbc morning business report i'm landon dowdy. >>> if you want to help support small businesses head to loudoun county today. today local entrepreneurs will be at the conference. >> i think that we need to see more women in business. i think in loudoun county there's something really special. you find a lot of women who maybe had careers and then they stopped working to raise their families. >> loudoun county has about 10,000 small businesses. for more information about the conference and small business head to nbc around the corn ner but it is still a good time to get them ready for the all important sats. something is available to help them get prepared. the online nonprofit khan academy is offering video lessons. it's already having a pretty big impact. >> it is a game changer. i was able to increase ov

. >>> good morning, i'm landon dowdy at cnbc headquarters.he fight to amazon prime. the retailer is planning to have a next day home delivery service called target restock in the minneapolis area. household essentials ordered online will be packaged at a nearby store allowing for delivery the next day. this comes as part of target's efforts to boost its ecommerce platform as amazon continues to dominate in the online marketplace. with your cnbc business report, i'm landon dowdy. >>> landon, thank you. here are 4 things to know before you head out the door this morning. someone was killed in a crash in alexandria. we're working to learn the victim's name. the road was shut down but it is back open now. >>> right now in the nbc washington app there's new video showing the suspect mom arlington police are trying to track this man down. they say he posed as a maintenance worker, forced his way into a woman's apartment and sexually assaulted her in roslyn. >>> the man accused of killing two boston doctors engaged to be married was arraigned at his

. >>> did morning, i'm landon dowdy. amazon has dropped its free shipping back to $25 from $35 from february. reports say it happened sometime last week. trying to counter lower shipping offers by target and walmart.com who dropped its minimumhi order to $35 in january. for more on cnbc, i'm landon dowdy. >>> all right. take a look. this morning, dove is facing bash la backlash on its latest attempt to challenge beauty. the shapes of bottles designed to celebrate the many shapes and sizes of women's bottdies. there are tall bottles, short bottles. many are saying it missed the mark, many are mocking the idea. users are tweeting pictures of silly containers telling dove there's already a body wash that looks like me. i know what i look like when i look in the mirror. >>> well, if you shop at wegmans, it's now been ranked america's favorite market. after a survey of 12,000 shop, trader joe's at close second. h-e-b and aldi. this is the second consecutive year that wegmans tops the list. trader joe's topped the list for fri

. >>> good morning, i'm landon dowdy at cnbc headquarters.le ceo tim cook has been spotted around the campus test driving a device connected to his apple watch that tracks his blood sugar. they say cook is wearing a prototype glucose tracker. it could make the watch a must have for people with diabetes. in february cook discussed the device saying it helps him understand how his blood sugar responded to various foods. for the cnbc business report, i'm landon dowdy. >>> it's friday. you probably deserve a little treat. 7-eleven is celebrating its bring your own cup day for a slurpee. it's happening both today and tomorrow from 11:00 a.m. until 7:00 p.m. there are a few ground rules only bring one water-tight cup per person. it must fit upright in the slurpee machine, 10 inches tall. >> don't bring a big garbage pail. >>> good news for your health if you like to eat fast food. mcdonald's says it's getting rid of the artificial stuff in the ice cream. we're talking about the ice cream cones and shakes. mcdonald's says that it has almost complete

our landon dowdy is here to fill us in. >> that's right.he worldwide ransom attack hitting over the waekdeekend, t malware calling wannacry ransomware demands payments up to $600. it has reached 200,000 computers. taking advantage of flaws in microsoft's windows systems. and officials say that number is like likely to go today as people head back to work and turn on their computers. it has impacted fedex and among others, germany's rail system, as well as britain's national health service where operations were cancelled. x-rays and patient records became unavailable and phones didn't work. it brought it to a halt when a 22-year-old cyber security researcher unintentionally found a so-called kill switch left in the code. his actions may have saved companies and governments millions. the researcher warns there are some concerns. the attackers will realize it has been stopped. they'll change the code and start again. president trump met with his security adviser. >> landon, thank you for that. >> has microsoft done anything? >> they posted a b

. >>> good morning, i'm landon dowdy at cnbc headquarters.told employees that hackers claim to have stolen an upcoming disney film. they're demanding a ransom and are going to get it out. the incident digital piracy. hackers recently up loaded the entire series of "orange is the new black" i'm landon dowdy. >> so much for your chances to be a celebrity at the airport at lx. a luxury terminal costs $3,500. the private suite just opened yesterday. it has an exclusive entrance to high end lounge. did we mention there's one-on-one security screening. you also get a private car ride. i bet there are celebrities who don't want to deal with the luxury stuff and want to travel like normal people. >> yes. >>> by now you probably know that you won't get very much house for your money here in d.c. >> this morning we're working for you putting some actual numbers to that reality. according to in the district buys you 603 square feet. >> ouch. >> better if you move out of the city, $300,000 in mair ri land gets you more and virginia gets you over 2,000 sq

. >>> good morning, i'm landon dowdy at c nbc headquarters. denny's is going mobile.tomers can now order deliver oye or takeout on its app or on twitter. denny's ondemand comes with an updated app and devices and 24-access to the restaurant's menu. that's your cnbc report. i'm landon dowdy. >>> good news for parents who have been hit with a bill that your child made without your permission, amazon is ready to refund your money. amazon is set to send for more than $170 million. if you're eligible, you'll get an e-mail about it. you also have until next may to request a refund on unauthorized charges. >>> we have a pretty good idea of which words might stump them. google put out a list. here you go. this is going to make you feel lousy. in d.c., ninety is the one that confuses people. i betcha they leave the e out. in maryland, it's special. that one i can't help you with. if you live in virginia, the word delicious might confuse you. google put its list together based on everyone searched quote how to spell and then that word. and others. disease, chihuahua and receipt

. >>> i'm landon dowdy at skrooik med quarters.pmorgan chase says the online after an outage last night. customers could log into the website or mobile app but they were unable to transfer money or pay bills. chase showed not available. chase issued an apology saying, quote, sorry for the stress and thanks for your patience. with the cnbc morning business report, i'm landon dowdy. >> landon, thank you. for everybody who forgot or pro crass city nated, it's really crunch time. mother's day is right around the corner. working for you this morning with some high tech gift recommendations. first, if your mom says you don't call enough, maybe you could have alexa do it for you. amazon's it commune knit kay with each other. the new echo show has video conferencing mom might like. if your mom loves cooking, how about upgrading the 1970s crock pot. the one that she has. you can do it with switching it out with a wi-fi enabled slow cooker. it it and forget it's on. >> you can make sure the food won't burn by quickly going to your app and ch

landon dowdy has the latest on this surprising story from the weekend.ood morning. >> the saying goes a picture is worth a thousand words n this case could be worth millions for tiger woods. the picture of the professional golfer from the palm beach county sheriff's office was taken following a dui arrest early monday morning, a move that will surely raise questions of his current and future millions in endorsements. woods current sponsorships include nike golf, which built the golf division around woods. taylor made gold, bridgestone golf, rolex, upper deck and hero motor group. according to golf digest, tiger woods is the fourth highest paid governor 2017 raking in $107,000 on the course, but a whopping 34.6 million off the course with all of his endorsements. this is just the latest in a string of scandals for woods including a publicized affair, a car crash outside of his florida home back in 2009. "sports illustrated" reported that woods lost $22 million in engorsmentes f e es endorsement following that. he is recovering from back surgery which kept

. >>> good morning, i'm landon dowdy. here are your top business headlines. the wall street will try to end the week on a positive note, the nasdaq snapping a five-day winning streak, investors reacting to disappointing earning. look for data today on retail sales and inflation, and today earnings from j.c. penney's. the nasdaq down 13 to 6116. >>> full-time jobs may in and out be easier to get, data shows the number of parttime workers who would prefer fulltime positions fell to the lowest level in nine years. experts say that's because of a shrinking pool making it harder for companies to find job candidates. instead many firms are turning parttime jobs into fulltime positions to atrablgt more applicants. >>> jpmorgan chase says it's back online after an outage last night. customers could log into the website or mobile app, but they were not ability to transfer money or pay bills. it also showed not available where account balances should be. they apologized saying sorry for the stress and thanks for your patience. is a -- sam and chris, back to you. >> "no

landened z landon dowdy is doing business if florida for us. >> reporter: these boats are packed.turn boats away. >> that could be because boat sales are at a post-session high. they are having a hard time reeling in millenials. first time boat buyers account for a third of all boat sales, that's up 20% since 2005. we went to a manufacturing plant here in florida. they say it's all about the technology and being connected to lure in that younger generation, features like blu tooth and and a half fashion system and docking that's more like a videogame controller thanks, to the help of a joy stick. what about the cash strapped millennials, they tell me these boat sharing programs are great for milleniales, they get a taste of the experience. they say they've seen strong demand in that segment. when they actually surprise you, they say the majority of boat buyers are actually families of a household income of $100,000 or less the most popular is the 142 outrage. i got to take this out for a spin. the technology is incredible. i'm working on experience here. so far, so good. >> so you

i'm landon dowdy live from cnbc world headquarters with your top business headlines.e higher as wall street looks to build on yesterday's gains. we'll get a check on the job market with the job openings and labor turnover survey. the nasdaq and s & p reaching record highs. apple also hit an all-tie high. seeing the dow higher. the dow chosed f vájáh @(t&háhp%  at 21,012. >> meanwhile,e/+ there were be offered cheaper drugs for customers. one third off the list price at farmallies including at major Ñ' chains. critics say the move could drive well timed. republicans in congress just passed the÷ new health care bil ñ by some estimates could leave millions uninsured. and)sp-on could launch its most expensive echo device today. it will have a seven-inch touch screen and video calling feature. it is expected to cost more thal month, echo1/lq'nf debuted th echo look. back to you. >> thanks so much. >> we're going to get breaking area in danville where there's a massive power outage buzz of a ,vop>> what do you know so far, pete? >> reporter: good morning to you, laura an

i'm landon dowdy live from cnbc world headquarters with your top business t(headlines.ures look for an a lower open this morning after the widely mukrone in the french election. still trading at a narrow range. the nasdaq and s&p 500 closing at record highs on friday. telecoms, materials, and energy stocks leading friday's games, but ibm, the big drag on the dow, after warren buffett told cnbc he was cutting his investment inxd the tech giant about a third, the dow closing up 55 points to 21,006. the nasdaq gaining 25. talk of a mega merger between two of america's largest local tv station owners nowrf& nearin deal to buy tribune media for almost $4 billion, according to multiple reports. a deal announcement could come as soon as today. this comes weeks after a voteñn fray the federal communications to ease ÷restrictions. >> and a big box office for guardians of the galaxy two. rocketing into first placei] an raking in xd$145 millionñ domestically. the feat of the furious was second place, and director james gunn says he already has planned to write and direct guardians

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i'm landon dowdy live at cnbc world headquarters. wall street will try to end may on a positive note. the nasdaq is set to extend its winning streak to seven straight months. that's the first time that's happened since 2013. you want to look for data on manufacturi manufacturing, home sales and a report fran the fed on regional economic conditions. the dow falling 50 points yesterday to 21,029. the nasdaq down seven to 6203. meanwhile, apple's puzic version of carpool karaoke will make its debut on august 8th. it was delayed from april in its move to original video content, james corden who made carpool karaoke a hit on his show will appear in a segment with lebron james and will smith. meanwhile, the co-creator of the android operating system is jumping into the crowded smartphone market with his own high-end device. he designed the essential phone, which costs $699. it's made of titanium, which he says can withstand being dropped on concrete. the phone has magnetic connectors to accommodate accessories such as a 360 degree camera.

vobox >>> good morning, i'm landon dowdy live at cnbc headquarters with your top business headlines.bal markets continue to struggle amid the political turmoil in the u.s. asia and europe are in the red, although the losses aren't as big as those on wall street yesterday. the dow suffering its worst day since september and the nasdaq its worst since the uk's brexit vote last june. investors are concerned news out of the white house is casting doubt on president trump's ability to push his pro-business agenda through congress. you saw a flight so-called safe haven assets yesterday such as gold and u.s. government bonds. the dow dropping 372 to 20,606. the nasdaq down 158 to 6011. meanwhile, new government data shows household debt has topped the record level reached since 2008, a milestone in the economic recovery that shows americans are borrowing again. while there aren't quite the same risks present that toppled the financial system nine years ago, there are still some red flags. those include high levels of student loan debt and delinquent loans. twitter has updated its jan to let

i'm landon dowdy live at cnbc world headquarters with today's top business headlines. wall street returns from the holiday weekend and will try to build on last week's gains although features are lower this morning. investors may be focused on the economy this week with several reports on tap including personal income, home prices, manufacturing, auto sales and the jobs reports out on friday. the dow slipping two point last friday. the nasdaq up nearly five to 6210. >>> meanwhile, british airways says its computer systems are backup and running today following a worldwide outage that forced the cancellation of hundreds of flights this weekend and stranded 75,000 passengers. the airline expects to run a full schedule from london's heathrow and gatwick airports. it affects flights, bags, and customer service. the stock is down about 3% today. >>> and chipotle said hackers used malware to steal customers' payment data over a three-week period in march and april. they said they don't know how many cards or customers are affected as it didn't collect names and addresses. ba

i'm landon dowdy live from cnbc world headquarters. here's are your top business headlines. wall street will try to end the week on a positive note. stocks recovered some ground yesterday. the dow snapping a two-day losing streak. the dow rising 56 points to 20,663. the nasdaq up 43 to 6055. toyota, mazda, subaru and bmw have settled class action claims over 16 million vehicles recalled that could have potentially faulty airbags. it doesn't mean the end of legal trub for takata, but it could help it secure a financial lifeline. the stock jumping 20% in japan today. and apple's ceo tim cook has been spotted around the company's campus driving a device that checks his blood sugar. he's wearing a prototype glucose tracker that could lead to future applications and make the watch a must-have for people with diabetes. in february, he told students in scotland about the device and told them it helps him understand how his body responds to foods. >> thank you. >> 4:41. facebook wants to take you out to the ball game. the social media giant reached a deal with major league baseball

i'm landon dowdy live from cnbc world headquarters with your top business headlines. wall street and global markets apire to have a muted action to president trump's firing of james comey. traders say the move likely won't impact stocks as investors focus more on earning reports to gauge whether indexes such as the nasdaq can push past recent highs. marginal moves tuesday amid falling oil prices and comments from a federal reserve official. most expect another interest hike next month. the dow falling 26 points. the nasdaq rising 17 to 6120. that's a new record high. also, watch disney's stock today. shares are down in premarket trading. the media giant reporting quarterly profits that beat wall street forecasts thanks in part to the box office success of beauty and the beast. they did miss on higher programming costs and continued subscriber losses at espn as more people are dropping their cable package or known as cutting the cord. espn hoped to offset that by launching a subscription streaming service. >> amazon has dropped the free shipping minimum order back to $

i'm landon dowdy live at cnbc world headquarters.all street looks to add to yesterday's gains today. futures are higher this morning. the dow snapping a four-day losing streak with its best day in three weeks while the nasdaq closed at another record high. look for data on housing and industrial production and earnings from home depot. the dow raising 85 points to 20,981. the nasdaq up 28 to 6149. disney's ceo told abc employees at a town hall meeting yesterday that hackers claim to have stolen an upcoming movie. they're demanding a ransom and are threatening to release parts of the film online if they don't get it. they didn't name the film, but there's reports it's the new pirates of the caribbean film. it comes amid increasing concerns about digital piracy. hackers recently uploaded the entire new season of "orange is the new black" before netflix released the show. and ford is planning to cut 10% of its work force as it works to boost profits and its sliding stock prices. most of the cuts target salaried employees in north americ

i'm landon dowdy at cnbc world headquarters with your top business headlines. futures are lower ahead of the opening bell on possible rising concerns about more political turmoil in the u.s. that is about whether president trump will be hampered in his ability to push through a pro-business agenda which investors have been banking on since the election. a mixed day for the markets yesterday with the nasdaq closer higher. the nasdaq up 20 to 6169, a new record high. >>> meanwhile, mcdonald's is making the big mac delivery available in more parts of the country. the fast food chain has been testing delivery with the ooub eats app in cities across florida since january. the service is now available at more than 1,000 restaurants in los angeles, chicago, phoenix, and columbus, ohio, and it's expected to expand in the coming months. and speaking of uber, they have updated their android app to show bus and train schedules near where passengers are being dropped off. that could make uber a more viable option for taking commuters and travelers the last mile from where

cnbc's landon dowdy has that and a look at the markets., lappedndon. >> ceo firing mark fields, announcement this morning head of the company's autonomous driving unit jim hackett. it comes as ford and bill ford unhappy with the automaker's performance. ford's stock is down 40% since fields took over as ceo in 2014 at the peak of the u.s. auto industry's recovery. green arrows, markets ended in the red last week despite nasdaq hitting a new record high on friday investors are still eyeing news out of washington and abroad, a potential political scandal in brazil sending that market to its worst week since 2012. look for data this week on housing, durable goods and first quarter gdp. oil prices at the pump are down but only slightly. industry survey showed regular unloaded fell half a percent to $2.40 a gallon. however, prices in many western and midwestern states actually rose. a sharp decline in other parts of the country helped keep prices down overall, frances and gigi, back to you. >> thank you very much on a monday. >>> coming up, ira

landon dowdy is here with that in this morning's cnbc business news. good morning. >> reporter: hi there, good morning. uber's board is set to get its first look today at a long-awaited report by former attorney general eric holder examining an alleged culture of sexual harassment at the company. the report comes after a former female engineer alleged in a blog post that she was propositioned for sex on her first day on the job, was blocked from advancement. and uber's h.r. department was unwilling to take action. that prompted uber's ceo to order the probe and admit the time has come for him to get some leadership help. back to you. >> another story, denny's restaurant chain is adding a new service. tell us about that. >> reporter: that's right. all about the access, tracy. denny's is going mobile. the diner chain says customers can order deliver or takeout on its website with this app. through direct messages on, twitter. denny's on demand comes with an updated app for ios and android devices and 24/7 access to the men y menus. could change things fo

i'm landon dowdy live at cnbc world headquarters. here are your top business headlines. they could start the week off with green arrows after the markets ended in the red overall last week. that despite the nasdaq hitting a new record high on friday. investors are still eyeing news out of washington. and a potential political scandal in brazil sending that market to its worst week since 2012. you want to look at housing, durable goods and first quarter gdp. on friday, the dow rose 144 points. the nasdaq was up 28 to 6083. cnbc has confirmed reports ford is firing their ceo mark field and an announcement is expected this morning. he'll be replaced by the head of the company's autonomous driving unit. it comes as bill ford is reportedly unhappy with the automaker's performance. ford's stock is down some 40% since fields took over in 2014. at the peak of the u.s. auto industry's recovery. and speaking of cars, for years, tesla offered owners a nice perk. they could charge their cars for free at any of its super charger stations. but in january, the company said it was phasi

i'm landon dowdy live at cnbc world headquarters with your top business headlines today. wall street will attempt to extend its winning streak. the dow up for a fourth straight session, and the nasdaq up for a seventh time in the past eight days. the financial sector leading those gains. you want to look for data on existing home sales and minutes from the fed meeting earlier this month. expectations are growing that the fed will hike interest rates again in june. the dow rising, the nasdaq up five to 6138. meanwhile, this could be the best weekend to plan a road trip, research data shows going into memorial day, gas prices are more than 20% cheaper than the annual average, going back to 2005, prices are in fact so low that it's only been cheaper to fill your tank in two other years, in 2016 and 2005, the investment group said this is notable because the lower prices are occurring during a tim of the year where they're normally at their strongest. and warby parker wants to help you skip the trip to the eye doctor. they're testing a new prescription app to perform a 20-min

landon dowdy, what's moving stocks. >> global markets continuing to struggle today amid the politicalthe u.s. asia and europe are in the red, although losses aren't as big as those on wall street yesterday. the dow having its worst day since september, down 372 points while the nasdaq suffered its worse day since the uk's brexit vote last june. investors are concerned news out of the white house is casting doubt on president trump's pro growth agenda which includes tax reform. a flight to safe haven assets yesterday such as gold and u.s. treasury bonds. >>> twitter uses to decide what adds and content in your timeline. this comes from your personality activity such as who you follow, but also partners or categories that advisers place you in based on data that they collect. >>> you can now collect free delta miles by hailing a ride with lyft. the airline added the service to its rewards program so you can add miles from something you might use more often than you use air travel. for the launch lyft is offering $3 for every dollar spent on rides to and from the airport. >> always good

landon dowdy is here to fill us in. >> good morning.ock futures pointing to a lower open on wall street after sunday's wildly anticipated win by emmanuel macron and the french presidential election. u.s. markets ending last week a bit higher than where they started and still trading in a narrow range. the nasdaq and s&p s&p closing at record highs on friday, telecoms, materials and energy stocks leading friday's gains and ibm the big drag on the dow after warren buffet told cnbc he was kigts his investment in the tech giant about a third. >>> talk of a mega merger between two of america's largest local tv station owners reuters reporting st. clair broadcast group to buy tribune media for almost $4 billion. a deal announcement could come as soon as today. this just weeks after a vote by the federal communications commission to ease some restrictions on tv mergers. >>> and lower prices at the pump as the cost of crude oil edges lower. the national average price of a gallon of regular gas sinking 5 cents over the past two weeks to $2.41. a

i'm landon dowdy with your cnbc business news report. >>> soon you won't have to wait.ew if you have the app you can scan the item without having to stop at the counter. there's no word on when the store will open. >>> if you don't already have a gift for mom, we have some ideas that might help you out. remember, mother's day is this sunday. retail me not surveyed mothers and found out what most want. they want flowers apparently. eating out in a nice restaurant is a treat. they say gift cards and jewelry tops the wish list. >> we're finding moms are eight times more likely to receive special treatment on their special day. >> at the bottom of the list jewelry products or something to make her feel special. >> well, if none of those gifts sounds like your mom, a book from kfc. >>> stay here, the chicken company has a book called tender wings of desire. it's free as an ebook. look at colonel sanders' guns. >> a woman must choose between a loveless marriage and good old harlan sanders who's a passionate sailor. mother's day brings 40 perfection percent chance in sales. >>

. >>> good morning, i'm landon dowdy at cnbc headquarters.isney ceo bob iger told employees that hackers stole an upcoming disney film. they're demanding a ransom and are threatening to release parts of that film. iger didn't name the movie but they say it's the new "pirates of the caribbean" film that is supposed to come out next week. hackers recently uploaded the entire new season of "orange is the new black" before netflix released it. >>> landon, thank you. >>> coming up on 6:56. here are 4 things to know this morning. the white house is dealing with a new controversy today. president trump revealed classified intelligence information to russian officials at a meeting at the white house last week. follow the new developments at next. >>> five metro stations on the orange line in maryland and d.c. are closed this morning for the second to last safetrack surge. work will last for the next month. shuttle buses are taking riders to open stations. make sure to follow justin finch on twitter for updates. >>> we expect to learn more about the c

. >>> good morning, i'm landon dowdy at cnbc headquarters.potle says hackers used malware to steal information over three weeks. they don't know how many cards or customers were affected as it didn't collect names and data. it has an effect. >>> hundreds of dog owners are furious about a plan that could cut the size of a beloved dog park in half. the south four mile run park is by far the largest in the area. today the arlington several options to make changes to the park. the county is making a master plan for the entire four mile run valley. arlington parks and recreation told us the plan is preliminary and is just one idea of what the park could look like in the 2340eks to 40 years. >>> a new study says that washington is not only the -- rather, is not the best place to live the american dream. in fact, smart assets puts the district dead last in its ranking. now it measured things like d diversit diversity, homeownership. d.c. came in last of the 261 cities measured here. aurora city. they had high mobility scores saying kids could achiev

. >>> good morning, i'm landon dowdy at cnbc headquarters. amazon prime. the retailer is planning to test a next day home service in the minneapolis area. target is saying that household essentials ordered online like laundry detergent and coffee will be packaged in a nearby store. this includes part of target's efforts to hit the platform. >>> landon, thank you. a federal planning agency is going to look at the impact of revamping carnegie's library. >> apple is one of the stores that could come to the classic building. they showed off plans at a central hall library. apple is trying to lease the space. the national capital planning commission needs to approve the project. >>> new this morning, another case of airline outrage boiling over at a ticket counter. >> get off of him. >> new at 6:00. why frustrated passengers ended up fighting with police. >>> plus, more gridlock game changers. simple tips making commuting on metro more enjoyable. >> reporter: eight men busted. this you'busted tail.rd. and impressed the boss. maybe, it's time to be your own. tra

landon dowdy has the story. >> do you remember this scene?executives rolling up to the white house to meet with president trump, touting made in america. now just three months later, the motorcycle make ser taking heat after announcing plans to open an assembly plant in thailand. the plant will open in late 2018 where it will assemble bikes from components produced at u.s. facilities. theerations are expected to reduce costs, especially tariffs. the new plan has steel workers and machinists worried. the president, leo gerard, says management's decision to off shore production is a slap in the face to the american worker and to hundreds of thousands of harley riders across the country. hog sales continued to struggle in the u.s. take a look at the stock shares of harley. unchanged in early trading. >> it's an important development. president trump met with harley executives, at one point was talking about pressures of trade and high tariffs because of what harley was facing in certain markets. specifically with india. he says the tariffs hurt

i'm landon dowdy with your cnbc morning business report. >>> this probably to you, but for any parent who has been hit with a bill for in-app performanurchases their made without their permission, amazon is about to refund their money. the federal trade commission announced that amazon is set to refund users for more than $70 million. if you're eligible, you'll get an e-mail. you also have until next may to request a refund on unauthorized charges made between november 2011 and may of 2016. >>> a lot of consumers depend on online reviews. before many of us travel or book a restaurant reservation. many who post reviews do so to help others. but sometimes may hit back if the review is negative. consumer reporter susan hogan is working for you with what you need to know. >> while it's definitely helpful to share your experiences with others, both good and bad, consumer reports warns depending on what you say could get you in trouble. if something you ordered isn't up to snuff or a trip or a meal is marred by poor service, complaining online can influence other customers. >> you don't wan

landon dowdy has details. >> a source telling cnbc that comdaft and charter plans to announce a wirelesstnership as soon as today. the partnership is aimed at cutting the costs, as well as speeding up into the wireless market. as part of the agreement, neither company will make any deals in the wireless without the consent. the two could make a play for a wireless carrier company. cable companies have been looking for wireless to retaining customers as well as make their bundles more attractive to new customers. take a look at shares. comcast and charter are unchanged. bark to you. >> all right. we'll await official word of that. >>> warren buffett spend the weekend with about 40,000 ever his shareholders at the annual berkshire hathaway meeting. criticizing wells fargo from failing to stop employees from signing up customers for the fake accounts not acting when he learned about the issues and in his words, intensifies that type of behavior. and buffett supports the current management. he defended the company's partnership with brazil 3g. saying quote, 3g is very good at making a busine

landon dowdy has more on the boating boom. >> reporter: there could be more people heading out on theer now that boat sales are at the highest level since the recession. and for dealers, the pickup in busy. >> sales are up around 30% from last year. you have a change in office, the stock market at an all-time high, you've got good job reports. >> reporter: sales of power boats are expected to rise this year and next year. however, high-end manufacturers are counting on mega yachts like this for that growth. >> it's a little soft. we've seen it in the industry data over the last three to four quarters. >> reporter: it's being attributed to a stronger dollar and concern that washington won't be able to pass the tax cuts that they are expecting. boat manufacturers are facing another challenge. not enough workers. bost boston whalers manufacturing plant in florida, boats are made by hand and can take up to four months to complete. there is a lack of skilled workers. and while industry experts don't expect sales to get back to optimistic that the industry will stay afloat. >> i look at the

i'm landon dowdy. >>> plus sized fashion is a multibillion dollar industry. more than half of women in the u.s. wear size 12 or larger. but many complain there aren't enough stylish clothing options. an online retailer is working to change that. joining us to talk about the upcoming fashion trends is kelly goldstone. thank you for being with us here today. what are your customers asking for? what's missing from these options? >> sure, so our customers are asking for exactly what all women want in fashion, which is they want the trends. they want to be able to wear what they see on the runways. historically, that's been lacking from their options. that's what we're here to change. >> tell us about the trends for upcoming spring and summer. what about some of the things that's going to be up and coming. >> one so piping is a great way to take anymore casual look and make it instantly look chic and polished. i think we may have an example that's a rom that's navy and has white piping. instantly takes it up a level. for plus size women specifically, they see some

for the consumer business report, i'm landon dowdy. >>> season 12 of "the voice" is in the books. >> newest winner was crowned last night. mark barger has the details and reaction. >> the winner of "the voice" is -- >> the last person chosen in the blind last singer at the end. chris blue winning the season title. >> i can't believe this is in my hand right now and that i'm actually holding this. >> reporter: chris has week after week proven performance-wise who he is as an artist. he wants this bad. >> i'm so proud of him. ♪ >> reporter: duski could take consolation in winning runner-up for her monday's performances and the 15-year-old savored they are third place finish. >> i'm so grateful i got to be here and i can't wait to see what's next. >> reporter: new avenues await fourth place finisher jesse larson. >> i feel like i did way more than i ever intended that i would on the show. >> alicia keys protoge is in the spotlight. >> he's literally gone from a caterpillar to a butterfly and it's unreal to witness. >> reporter: and now that butterfly's career is about to take flight. >>

landon dowdy has details. >> shares of yelp moving sharply lower.he online review company posting mixed first quarter results and cutting the outlook for the full year. revenue coming in at 1 tth97 million versus 198 million due to a slowdown in local advertising accounts. the company says that's a big reason why it doesn't expect a pick up in revenue growth for the rest of the year. yelp is forecasting q2 revenues of 202 to 2$206 million, below the 215 million it previously anticipated. on the conference call, yelp's cfo addressed the lower guidance saying wheel we are luring our revenue outlook for the year, sales productivity has rebounded, we've seen promising results from newly expanded retention efforts giving us confidence to grow and expand in 2017. shares of yelp down about 28% right now. back over to you. >> that hurts. >> quite the move. >>> coming up, making the case for comey's firing. today's must reads are straight ahead. a lot of mix of opinions on the pages today. we'll try to point out a few. first as we head to break, a look at eu

i'm landon dowdy. >> thank you. >>> you might remember that target data breach back in 2013 that impactedore than 41 million customers. the retailer has agreed to an $18 million settlement. the hackers to tell credentials from a third party vender to access sensitive information. here's how this payment will break down in our area. maryland will get more than $600,000. virginia more than $350,000. and d.c., nearly $169,000. the settlement also requires target to develop and program. >>> it is the time of year for yard sales and clearing out the clutter. but you do need to be extra careful if you're selling your old stuff for cash. a maryland college student ended up with $450 in fake money when she sold her iphone to a man she met online. the money looked authentic at first glance. but it said "for motion picture use only" after she looked at it closely. many police departments have set up safe zones outside of their stations to make sure your online meetups go smoothly. >>> well, the need for speed is coming back. tom cruise has confirmed that "top gun 2" is happening. he's going to begi

. >>> good morning, i'm landon dowdy at cnbc headquarters.could be the best weekend to plan a road trip. memorial day, gas prices are 20% cheaper than the annual average going back to 2005. prices are in fact so slow it's only been cheaper to fill your dank in four of those years, 2016 and 2005. the investment group said this is notable because it's a year when they're normally the strongest. that's the cnbc business report. i'm landen dowdy. >> here are four things to know where before you head out the door this morning. three more people have been arrested in connection with the deadly terror attack at the manchester arena. police have also arrested the suspected suicide bomber's brother. the "today" show will have the latest live from manchester in just a few minutes. >>> in about an hour, president trump will depart italy for belgium, that will be the fifth country he's visited in his trip abroad. already he's met with italy's prime minister and the pope. >>> and the d.c. police department, on the missing, teens in our area, on the nbc wa

landon dowdy has the details of that. >> disney's ceo bob iger telling employees that hackers claim toave stolen an upcoming disney movie. he says the hackers are threatening to release the film in segments online unless a ransom is paid in bitcoin. iger did not name the film but disney says it has refused to pay and is working with federal investigators. it is reportedly pirates of the caribbean, dead man tell no tales. this is the latest demand for ransom. last month, orange is the new black was released before the premiere. look at stock, shares of disney trading flat. back over to you. >>> ford is reportedly aiming to cut about 10% of its global work force amid efforts by mark fields to boost profits and the stock price. reports say that the cuts be ou come from workers in asia. ford says it won't comment on speculation. ford is targeting ining p bill$ stock cuts this year. >>> a u.s. federal judge has ordered uber to stop using waymo. it showed evidence that the former employee downloaded the technology. >>> the co-founder and ceo of solarcity is leaving the company next month, le