wegman's but they use insta cart. >> i'll do who foods and theyri use p now.. ime to shop. >> so the first item i'm going to add to my cart is folrs, 30.5 ounces. >> lgdo have foers but from amazon instead of whole. foods >> we continue down our list and he was able to use my wegman's cl card discount through insta cart. mayor died -- merth didn't have any options and ordered a mix of items from whole foods and amazon.ve so we our cart full and our items and ready to check >> we could have gotten them in an hour but scheduled demovery for tow morning. insta cart charged me $3.99 and a 5% service fee plus wegman's prices are slightly higher in the app meredith was able to pick a two-hour delivery window for free but could have paid $5 for a one-hour window. but don't forget, youeed an amazon prime membership to use prime now. >> our orders are placed. now we wait. >> soak here is a bre down of when we're expecting our order. safeway and wegman' should be here between 10:00 and 11:00 and giant and whole foods between 10:00 a.m. and noon. >> hey, how are you? >>

walmart, followed by wegman's with a total of about $48. target came in just under $50, giant's, about $54. and harris teeter and safeway were just over $61. we alsole checked out who foods. we didn't include themn our comparison since they only carry 4 of the 12 items we priced out. but for what it's worth, the prices on those items we in line with the other stores and on some cases, less. so if you want t see how the prices for each item actually varied a to the different stores, we have got the breakdown for you right now on our nbc washington app. all you have to do is sear "groce toyou. >> souvenir also tested out curbside pickup and delivery services atr a numbe local supermarkets. the results of those tests also in the nbc washington app. check it out. see who made the mark, who performed well, and howtouch each s charges for those se ices. >>> when ba go-carts with some lift. tommy mcfly checks out the scene at this cool n. dale's little girl is headilg to college. lucky her dorm is about 10 minutes from a hotel by wyndham. ashley's

walmart, followed by wegmans, with a total of about.$48 target came in just under $50.t's about $54. and harris teeter and safeway were just over $61. we alsoh cecked out whole foods, we didn't include them in our comparison, since o theynly carry 4 of the 12 items we priced out. for what it's worth, the prices on both items were in line with the other stores. in some cases, less. >> if you want to see how the prices varied at the different stores, we have the breakdown for you rightnow on our nbc ashington app, search groceries. back to you. >> susan,hank y so much. we are in weather alert mode, we're contending with some rain right now, we're looking to kinl ofke a round two later this ou evening for r evening commute. >> this is what we have to watch throughout the afternoon, coming rightn through the d.c. metro area. i think that's going to be the problem here, on mondayt was the morning rush, we're not expecting a repeat of what we saw o monday,we have a flash flood watch in effect, just inj case we see flash flooding, i think we will in some locations. th city has

phil wegman, nothing complicated about phil. there's something amiss here.i is trying to gloss it over, things moving deal. now you have cortez saying there is something here. but it isn't what it is. what do you think? >> we are finding out alexandria ocasio-cortez has a large public persona but she doesn't have much of a following in the house. essentially speaker pelosi's argument when she made those remarks. democratic leadership don't want to be mediating these disputes between progressives and some of the more moderate members of their caucus. they want to be focusing their fire on donald trump ahead of 2020. they see this sort of thing, the tweets, as a distraction. >> neil: i'm beginning to wonder if there's a method, calling her out. and the interview, follow-up interview. cortez following up in her own response to that interview. there is definitely bad blood and there's friction on the part of the democratic leadership. why weren't you with us on this legislation, $4.6 billion border funding measure that would address the very things that you want

walmar followed by wegmans. with a total of about $48. target came in just under $50. giant, about $54. and harris teeter and safeway were just over $61. we also checked out whole foods, we didn't include them in our comparison, since they only ca 1y four of the2 items we priced out for what it's worth, the prices on those items were in line with to other stres. and in some cases, less. and of course, buying generic at any store is going to save youe ore money. so if you want to see how the prices for each item varied at the different stores, we have got the entire breakdown for you on our nbc washington app. search groceries. tomorr we're going show you how to properly store your produce. so you don't throw your money away. i know we canall relate to that. i, it killed me. i threw away rotten tomatoe and cucumbers. >> and bananas. >> because it's like you overbuy or -- thekids don't want to eat it that week. >> they spoil. >> i'm telling you, this is a really god story. how to store it properly. where to store it really makes a difference. >> that drawer at the bottom

and i, i bill wegman remember we were talking at lunch, and he said after a while you start seeing everything vertically. because that is the format of the polaroid. both he and i, he more so than done dipccasionally diptychs and triptychs. one of the things about this exhibition is seeing some of the smaller digital prints, and some of the larger ones. i use 1/100th of 1% of the capabilities of my hasselbad camera. lens, even though i have six. that it does what i want it to do. it allows me to work within the scenes i create and make those little adjustments and changes. so i have found it a wonderful process. to openwe are going things up to questions. so if you can send your cards to the aisles? and while we are collecting those questions, i'm going to ask you another one. which sort of relates to the photograph that is on the screen behind us, although i'm going to change to a scrolling slide show in a moment. you said in the intro video in the gallery, and i've heard you say on a number of occasions, that there is less in your photograph than meets the eye. i wonder if you would expand

we recently put safeway, giant, wegmans and whole foods to the test to see if they deliver on their delivery promises. >> okay. uys, i'm in my home right now and have producer meredith with me. we're going to start our delivery. i'm going to be using saway to place my delivery. >> and i'm ordering from giant, and their service is called peapod. >> let's do this. >> we filled our cart with the same items. >> oreos, double stuff cookies. >> okay. >> charmin ultra soft toilet paper. got it. >> six count. >> andd linur loyalty cards. >> this has the club card price for my lay's potato chip. party size. has to be a party. >> always a party. >> i have heinz ketchup. >> got it. >> mine is on sale. >> mine is not. >> okay.e so we havll of our items in our cart. time to check how the. >> we place our orders 1:00 in the afternoon and neither store had windows available for that day. i chose a one-hour window from safeway and meredith a two-hour wdow from peapod. could have saved a few bucks if we chose a biggerw dow. >> safeway is charging me a delivery fee of 9.59 george stephanopoulos a service fee

i teach history at wegman university. over this panel of historians, we are talking about the 1790's and now thinking about the relationship of that fragile history. how we might think about what we can learn from that moment i how it connects our does not connect to what is happening in american political history at this moment. the way this is going to work, i will introduce the four panelists. each person will talk for five minutes or so. develop a few lines of inquiry. i will ask a few questions based upon what people have said. folks will have a chance to have a conversation. 35 ort to leave the last 40 minutes for questions. please have in mind things that you want to say or ask about. i will introduce folks from my left to my right. first is caitlin carter. she is a visiting professor at the university of notre dame. her phd is from princeton. she spent the last two years with a postdoctoral fellowship at the university of michigan. she is working on a book entitled houses of glass, secrecy, transparency, and the b

i want to bring in phillip wegman, "real clear politics" white house reporter.t to get back to what the president said earlier about his spat with congressman elijah cummings. stay there for a second. let me roll this tape, so our audience can see it again. role it please. >> [inaudible]. i will say this. i think that representative cummings should take his oversight committee and start doing oversite on baltimore. he would find out some real things. stuart: he raised an issue here, phillip. that is the performance of democrats who run our inner cities, what do you say? >> if you talk to some of the president's advisors privately, yes, this has nothing to do with race, instead this is the president going after chairman cummings because of his oversight on the mueller investigation. what president trump is doing in that clip right now he is again making that argument that this has nothing to do with race. instead this has to do with chairman cummings spending a lot of time on the russia investigation, rather than, rather than tending to his own business. at the s