hogan first. gov. hogan: thank you, ryan. as i said earlier, we have turned our economy around and employment is down to 4.2% statewide. we are not going to rest until every single county has got to that point. we are down in somerset county. it was down from 10 to seven. every single one of our 24 jurisdictions has more jobs and less unemployment. our labor participation rate is one of the best in the country. but you are right, that's why passed the act and copy them cuts in the legislature to get on board with me. there are certain areas that were not seeing the tremendous gains in jobs that the rest of the state was. so we passed the more jobs for marylanders act to incentivize businesses to go into the areas where we need jobs the most and will waive state taxes to encourage them to come in. we've got hundreds of different companies taking advantage of this. we just passed the more jobs for marylanders. this has not even taken effect yet. i have spent tons of time on the eastern shore. i promised when i was running for g

the decrat running against hogan for governor told the sun that maryland schools needs more resources, not more lawyers. >>> one of d.c.'s hottest museums trying to make it easi for you to visit. on weekdays in september, can you t into the national museum of african-american history and culture without a pass. usually visitors needed those free time passes to get in they walk up weekdays experiment began earlier this month, and after the month long trial, thel museum widecide if they need to return to the weekday passes program. you need a pass to get into the museum on weekends. >>> when we come back, who's at the hea of the class. tonight the news 4 t iam is showing parents how to find important information about the child's teacher just in time for back to school. keeping your kids fueled up at school. susan hogan is working for you i use this every day i feel like i get clean, but is bets soap as clean rinsing as dove? my soastill leaving plenty of things behind buve is cleaner rinsing my soap, ... ...dove. dove cleautifully where the sun soaks the leaves with 4000 hours of sunsh

hogan. schools have fallen from first to six. healthcare costs have search. he said we might get a discount next year but it's choking small businesses and throwing families into poverty. our job growth is so low were dead last in the region in job growth and income growth. if we had the growth of virginia would have 40000 more jobs and their growth is below the national average. murders are up 42% and 23 counties. when you factor in baltimore city at more than 50%. we can do better. i have a plan to restore the promise of our state. to fully fund education and keep the broken promise on the casino money. make sure our teachers are respected and paid better, to pass medicare furl build a more inclusive economy like i do as a tech investor every day. >> your time is up. >> your time is up. >> first of all, i want to thank our moderators center sponsors tonight. i want to thank all of you at home for watching. four years ago i stood on the steps of our historic statehouse in annapolis and as i was given my inaugural address i said, let's not have the divisivene

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the poll indicates likely favor hogan over jealous by a 54%in to 32% ma the poll suggests hogan is doing some serious consolidating of support among groups thaty traditionaon't support republicans in maryland because it's a deeplue state. >> and as bad as those numbers are, look at the n otherbers where you look at 38% of democrats are supporting governor hogan and mosts vot are making their choice based on economic development and creating jobs and that has hogan over jealous 66% to 23%. the are sca numbers if you're only weeks away from the election. i don't know how you -- if youe belihose numbers are accurate. that is a hefty lift to swing thosenu ers. >> the poll also indicates that the number of undecids is down to about 9%. o would need get a majority of those. >> what jealous i saying is that the poll has been offer before. reported in a press release to 2014 and how they predicted it would be an uphill battle for governor hogan -- then he was running for governor. so his point is you have toenead in bethe lines, that there s opportunities for his campaign. >> he believes when pe

andy hogan has suffered a traumatic brain injury. doctors had to remove the left side of his skull to relieve pressure. he hasn't woken for a month, doesn't respond to his parents. >> i don't know if he knows who i am. i don't know anything at this point, but i'm angry, especially hearing that really happened. >> i mean it is completely possible that andy will spend the rest of his days unable to go to the bathroom, shower, walk, talk, feel, touch. know the experience of life, to just live in a vegetative stage, occasionally opening his eyes. >> reporter: i have filed a public records act request for the radio traffic, the body cameras and surveillance video from the day that andy hogan suffered that terrible injury. i'll keep you up to date of course. larry, ama. >> hard to see. >> i was just wondering, i mean if her response was we're looking into it, why the need for the security staff to try to push you away? why not just do a simple interview? >> i called in advance, so she knew that i was asking questions. >> ye. >> that's a gr

>> and hogan is eve pular among democrats while jealous is not that well-known. the good news for jealous he is a prodressive and former head of the naacp. he won the democratic pamary by uch larger number than anyone expected and is hoping like many democrats are that democrats will flood the polls to votai t donald trump. >> yeah, but then again hogan has also kind ofou ded trump on many occasions so it's not -- >> larry hogan has done evything but put himself in double wrap to stay away from >> and that is happening across the country, too. one of the more local races, talk about the montgomery county executive because we've got independent in nancy florine running. what's the impact and significance ofhat race? >> the longtime council member on the democratic primary barely to beat david blair by a few votes and then he thought he would have a fairly easyace against the perennial republican fingeate robin suddenly nancy florine a veteran council member in the county, the democratic party gave her a retirement party last may. big thank-yous and good for servin

he faces in uphill climb against larry hogan. this is bloomberg. ♪ david: this is "bloomberg markets: balance of power." i am david westin. hurricane florence, but we want to get to first word news. mark: lawrence is picking up in intensity as it moves closer to the u.s. east coast. the storm has been upgraded to category 4. it could hit in the area from south carolina to virginia by thursday with winds up to 115 miles per hour. ishel barnier says it realistic and possible to get a brexit deal with the u.k. by the start of november. he says several issues have to be resolved, among them the irish border and the protection of the names of food and agricultural products. -- britisht economy economy through at the fastest pace in five years between may and july. retail and services sector get the credit. those figures appeared to indicate the bank of england's decision to raise interest rates last month. the republican candidate for governor in florida, ron desantis, is resigning from congress immediately. in his resignation lette

susan hogan is testing s e of theoptions. >>> navigating confusion. all the street signs in the district.te district.te the looks at kaine: my dad ran an ironworking shop i learned hard work and a trade from him and his workers. then i went to honduras as a missionary and tateht kids to be carpen and welders. our economy works best when everyone has a skill, like shipbuilding. cathat's why i created er and technical academies across virginia and passed a law to expand job traing for young people. i'm tim kaine, and i approve this message. here in virginia, we hthe to build an economy works for all. i love you, but i'm not in love with you. she says i can see you anymore. l find furniture youve at... ...havertys fall savings event. when you spend more, you save more up to $1000. it's time you got the savings you deserve. these deals are break-up worthy. havertys life looks good he turned around the naacp. businessman. ben jealous. ."marylander of the year" he's helped grow twenty companies and a thousand jobs. bea plan to lower prtionor all.r drug cost

i'm sure his air conditioning is working just fine. >> ben jealous, hogan's competitor in the upcoming election, challenging the governor's commiooent to s infrastructure needs. one laurel high schoolteacher said the temperature in her school depends when you are standing. >> if you head to the back where my classroom is located, youwi immediately feel like you're walking into a sauna. >> we used to just have to worry about snow days. now we have to worry about sunny days. we can do much better. >> reporter: laurel high school is one of thehe schools students may be feeling hot in some parts of the building, cooler in other parts. the bottom line is they need more money from the state and the county to deal withr fixing thnfrastructure issues, including what's going on with the hvac. reporting live i, laur i'm tracee wilkins, back to you all in the studio. >> thank rau,e. this is not just a summertime issue, this is a year-round thing. you can expect more school disruptions when the freezing temperatures arrive this winter. >> a grows list of schools without outdated heating and air co

hogan gidley is joining me from washington. thanks for being here tonight. >> thanks so much for your time, judge. judge jeanine: you have got barack obama claiming that life is terrible right now when every metric is improved under president trump. but how does barack obama get away from the fact that he was there for 8 years. he had a'. manufacturing was waving, and he has the unmitigated gal to stand up in front of the country because he hates donald trump so much and lie. >> the reason he is able to get away with it, because you have seen he had a complicit media. they never challenged him on difficult issues or tough questions. you see 93% negative coverage against donald trump and all of it was positive about barack obama. when he came out of the shadows to give that speech which was absolutely ridiculous. democrats have been saying since donald trump got elected, the economy is bad. it's so bad barack obama comes out and says i want to take credit for how good it is. donald trump comes into office and changes the policie

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still with us are michael gave pen and art hogan. michael, at what point does that become a headwind for the economy? certainly for the global economy and emerging markets right now. that is a contributor factor to the volatility we are seeing. for the u.s. economy, probably 2019. second half of i think housing is reacting to some of this now, mortgages are 100 points above where they were two years ago and home prices are a lot higher. worse, housings described as mushy, that is about right. it works, for sure. to get a restrictive on monetary policy in 2019. the further you go in 2019 see its effects beyond housing. rt, thus far, the fed has been on a hiking binge. yet the market has not reacted much. do you see that continuing through the rest of the year and into next? >> it is hard to know. everyone in the marketplace is pretty assured september and next week we will get a rate rise, december, still a 50/50 chance. what changes is the information transmission mechanism. this year we thought the fed would raise once a quarter, a

i'm mark hogan, open scope city architects. had the pleasure of working on the a.d.u. handbook starting in 2014. at the time there was only a few small parts of the city that you could build a.d.u.s and then had the pleasure of working with several members of the board of supervisors to bring that legislation citywide, and it's been amended several times, but i think the missing piece is what we're hearing today. the missing piece is getting all the various departments coordinated so that these permits can be processed efficiently, and we can actually get those units built. [applause] >> the hon. london breed: thank you. and i also would like to acknowledge the president of the planning commission, rich hillis is here, thank you for being here today. and just to be clear, the goal of the directive is to move the process forward as quickly as possible. specifically, we want to make sure that we get -- address the backlog by pushing forward those particular projects within six months, and that a new directive is set for future projects, those who will submit applications

. >> susan hogan is here with the best w to fuel your kids for success. >> when my son, jack, came home nid told me when i just had you morning in the m. there's kids that eat breakfast so learly. and thch early at options. >> number one, otein. min tan elps kids focus. we sweetened it with blueberries and honey. remember how egg were bad for you? >> yes. >> they are good for kids. they have a development for wayne development. we nuclear some educables in thesan ew you prepare them as a sunt and prok th the week. >> absolutely. just pop them and go. >>hat they eat for lunch as the same as breakfast. dr. wallace will share some easy thoes every breakfast. >>> we're so focus and energetic. still ahead, the labor day tweet. thisime, he charges for the fimt of two young questions. for one business body, the school building will be off limit because of that. >> a heat advisoradvisory, look quickly the temperatures warm up. humid and we wel close to 80 but showing 100 hit this afternoon. >>> developing this morning, a powerful tropicalar storm bls into the gulf coast. a look at the preparati

. >>> maryland governor larry hogan wants four more years. ben jealous wants his job. and both men squared off in the first and only debate before november's election. it was taped this morning outside of baltimore. both men outlining w they'd be best for that position and arguing over health care, gunro cont the economy. >> my four-year record is clear. we've led the nation, we've increased jobs, increased wages and you just can't keep making up these stories. >> governor, please. you can go to benjealous.com. all the -- i'm not going to go to benjealous.com. >> all of my plans are there. >> a poll released by last week shows that governor hogan is leading jealous by 22oints. 54 to 32. >>> and a reminder, news 4's hosting a live debate with the candidates for virginia's u.s. senate seat on wednesday night. senator tim kaine will square off against republican challenger cory stewart. that debate will be moderated by nbc news political directorto chuck, with questions from news 4's julie carey. you can watch it on nbc 4 fuzz or stream it live on the nbc news washington

ink being prepared for that means certainly paying attention to that in >> art hogan with b riley fbr goodo talk to you with you thanks. >> thank you, which will. >>> let's look at the upgrades and downgrades plp micron was ground dwraded to nurt from buy at goldman sachs. the analyst sites weakness in certain semi conductor chips,if spally d ram accounting for more than three-quarters of gross profit. the price target $50 the stock fell 4% to 41.7437 fellow chip maker was ground graded to hold at cecil. th say certain thip dhip markets may have peaked. fraction toll a $88.80. tiffany was upgraded to outperform from perform over ann heimer. the analyst sites the stock's valuation follow an 8% drop in shares over the past month. the price target is $152.os the stock 1% to 124.74. >>> still ahead, preparing for hurricane florence. >> i'm on a pilot ship now responsible for getting the car carrieree that you out to sea away from the danger of storm surge and floodg that could come with hurricane florence. i'm contessa brewer with more oe therations being made in the low country, south ca

on the other side, maryland governor larry hogan also declared a state of emergency. he is very concerned about some of the low lying areas like frederick. >> we are preparing for the potential of historic, catastrophic and life threateningloing in maryland. >> i ask all virginians to take all precautionary measures. >> a even d.c. may not come out of this unscathed. the district built a levey about our years ago to prevent the flooding from pushing north. the national park service is considering for the first time activating that. they'reeeping aery close eye on this storm. it's on 17th street right by constitution and they may well activate it if need be. reporting live in old town alexandria chris lawrenceews 4. >> thank you. >> hricane florence strengthened quickly. in 24 hours it went from being a tropical storm to a category 4 hueicane. >> t look at these aim js spacn from you can see howe well formed th hurricane is. the images were taken by american astronaut ricky arnold on board the international space station. sheena is tracking the latest on the path. d> w

susan hogan on what you need to know about freezing your credit and a famy memilbe >>> let's get toak the bg news coming in right now on the death of university of maryland football player jordan mcnair. we have the firstook at the results of a report into the university's handling of the death. the 19-year-old died after a collapse in a practice this summer. chris gordon looking over the findings by the panel. chris, you have had a chance to look at it for abit. what are you learning? - >> reporte the way they practice and train to prevent illness. that they are increasing the number of medical training staff at practices. adding on-site cooling stations. taking more frequent recovery breaks and longer recovery breaks. that they're monitoring the health of student athletes more frequently and more closely an increasing the training of staff. all this coming from the independent investigation evaluating whether the football training staff took appropriate action when jordan mcnair collapsed from the heat this spring. rse report will help determine whether the uniity of maryland footba

governor larry hogan and his b challenger jealous. both men had very similar goals for the day. >> i enjoyed that more than any other part of the job, looking people in the eye and shaking their hand and hearing what they are concerned about. >> i think what excites me the most is getting a chance to shhe hands of voters, look to themthe eye and talk about the issues. >> reporter: they wereto tryin drum up support in montgomery county, a jurisdiction critical in most statewide elections and the only county where gel out, th democrat, hol sizable lead over the republican edcumbent. >> just excit to get out here and meet some feeks and s them one-on-one. >> reporter: recent polls show hogan with a double-digead statewide and the governor has an advantage in campaign money. >> money doesn't vote. peoplevote, and what i know having defied all of the polls in the primarys that polls don't vote either. >> reporter: both candidates took time to take pictures with union members during the parade, and they weren't the only politicianst today's

susan hogan has more. >> you have been looking into the rental scooters. >> it is interesting. so the first thing to know is whether there's any da basically on scooter related injuries. we contacted the consumer product safety commission this morning and they tell us that electric scooters, lumped in this point along with hover boards and since 2013 more than 95,000 people went to the e.r. due tonjies. the majority of those injuries including fractures. as i said, again, no spefic data on, you know, t spraeparat out electric scooters. >> what about the laws in the distrect? >> thereaws in the district and there aren't. we reached out to the district department of transportation. here's what we have learned at this point. there is a 10 miles per hour eed limit with these scooters and they can get up to about 15 to 20 miles per hour and not allowedksn sidew in the central business district an allowed on other sidewalks roughout the city and you are urged to be courteous to everyone on did sidewalks and riders 16 years of age or older to use one and unfortunately we're told there

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reeken hogan with a double-digit lead statewide. >>> parts of louisiana and mississippi, under a merck. it's moving through the into the hat goir 1 hurricane by the end of the day. >> residents prepair for the g worm by stock up on supplies and filling sandbags. >> it makes me a little nervous. i method ate bad last night. >> reporter: if gordon turns into a sushg, it would h be cra e this season. >> the middle of september is the peak of hurricane season. we have one way out in the atlantic. i don't think that will with an issue. >> it will be crowded on the roads, onhe kwhouss. >> oh, yes. cool.ort sleeve, dress, you're going to get a busburn. i know they would stick to the roof of my mouth and i fete . we have a weather alert because we have a heat advisoryor the area. we start out the morning for patchy fog. it will feel like 200 nunn through you. that means that we have a wayne moving in. usually we talk about the temperatures cooling down. 72 in tlant. 71 in washington. you can bet it feels t closer 87. that's going to be the h ttest time o day. all of the county shaded. 104 degr

i can tell you that hogan gidly said that for right now the white house has no comment. he seemed to be reading the article on his desktop computer just as we were all reading the article on our phones. these are very explosive allegations and details, wolf. obviously if the man who is overseeing the mueller probe felt a year ago that the president should be removed from office using something as drastic and dramatic as the 25th amendment, that is obviously, wolf, i can just tell you right now without even, you know, talking to people who are supportive of the president, they are going to say -- and i expect these kinds of comments to come in the next hours or perhaps the next couple of days -- people are going to say that rod rosenstein should be tossed out over something like this and it's obviously going to fuel the theories that go on inside the president's mind. he's very prone to believing conspiracy theories and so are some of his supporters, that there was some kind of coupe, deep state plot to remove had i'm from office. if the president doesn't make a comment c

. >>> next, susan hogan is working for you after a hover board set a local apartment building on fire. how to tell if the hover board you own is a hazard. >>> and television gets toward honor its best. live to los angeles. >>> and tracking the remnants of florence in our region. waiting for a liver transplant.. will die waiting. don't wait. find out about living-donor liver transplants at upmc today. living-donor liver transplantst mean less g and better outcomes. upmc is the nation's leader in living-donor liver transplants. so, why wait for a liver transplant? call upmc today. upmc. life changinmedicine >>> you can see with the radar we're watching, a stream of storms moving through the region. we've got an eye on that for you. we'll have an update comin up. >>> this afternoon a consumer iert about hover boards after one started a fir bethesda over the weekend. it was chargingnside an apartment when it caught fire. sending five people running for their lives. susan hogan joins with us more on this developing story and it is a story we've heard before. >> you've got trit t. so take a

coming up this morning joining the morning hogan is here, retired u.s. army lieutenant colonel congressman allen west joins us along with democratic strategists adrienne el rod this morning and fox news senior analyst judge andrew napolitano, we have a big three hours coming up, the top story right now, major media shake-up to report, cbs head les moonves is stepping down, the exit package will depend on whether he is found guilty of any wrongdoing of cbs' internal investigations into the matter. more people have come forward in terms of charging les moonves, susan li, does this affect the cbs going forward in terms of more deals? >> more deals have been put off because they have new 6 board members and part of exit plan that the merger won't happen for two more years but there's going to be fail at cbs, that's to pressure the shares, the markets had anticipated there might have been some sale to somebody but at this point looks like that's been put up with the les moonves departure. sharon redstone and les moonves on where cbs is going. mike: you saw th

susan hogan with what you nee to know about this. >> facebook says nrly 50 million accounts were targets in the security breach so here is itat we know so far. attackers exploed a vulnerabilit to steal access tokens which ty could then use to take over people's accounts. access tokens keep people logged into facebook so they don't have to reenter theird passw every time they use the app. the breach was discovered esday and the vulnerability has been fixed. they arees resetting the a tokens of the 50 million accounts affected plus an additional 40 million accounts as a precaution. so do not be surprisedf you are prompted to log back into facebook or any app that used that facebook log in. stems fro a change made back in 2017. the company said it is not clear who was behind the attacks and the other accounts. back to you. >> the river is overflowing its banks. >> the h rain been falling for the last few weeks. >> last night alone, the area picked up around a inch and a half to two inches of rain or even more in some locations. and thedo shen, the potomac and even the bay having issues. so

as news 4's susan hogan explained, that assumption could turn into a costly mistake. >>ti a crical dilema facing patients in the er. >> passing the buck will not fix this problem. >> reporter:awmakers say they have a crisis on their hands. >> theyhaan chargever they want and no one is telling them they can't. sond theidual is just stuck paying the bill. and that's a problem. it's a big problem. >> reporter: it's a problem called surprise balance billing. here's ow ithappens. if you end up in the emergency room at a hospital you know takes your insura'se, the a possibility the doctor you see doesn't. so that out of network doctor bills you for whatever your insurance company won't pay. they call it a surprise, because you're the last to know. >> hospitals aren't in a position when a patient comes in in an emergency setting to inquire about who their ar insuranceer is, because the front line staff at the hospital is focussed on their primary job which is addressing medical needs o that patient. >> reporter: 28 lastates hav ls protects patients from surprise billing. >>

i don't know too many instances that i can think of where that situation happens. >> susan hogan with that report right there. one woman plans on proposing legislation that offers consumer protectiongainst balance billing. when you check into a hospital you can ask to be see by a doctor who accepts your insurance. the problem is they may kotw the answer and hospitals cannot insurance ut your until they stabilized you. by that point, it may be too late to ask. y have one of these surprise bills, you can file a claim. 8:49 your tim now. lauryn rickets with us in studio. >> what's going on? >> summer is coming to an end today. >> 9:54 on the dot, temperature p.m. >> w have all of today to enjoy the weather. >> it's already fall. we're talking about footbae. we talking about -- what else? >> parades. >> pades, yes. >> you with us? >> it's been a long two weeks wi i florence and just came off vacation. >> yes. and you're seeing rain. >> yes into this weekend and even early next. it's not going to bode well for people. done with rain, but unfortunately we have rain in the forecast. let's go

we saw senator vanholidayin, governor hogan. we saw the challenger to van hogan in thete m election. a great chance toti ppate in the down home local parade. >> my son is in the marching nd for mcgruger hospital. we are here to cheer him on and watch the parade. we would point out who it was, where they were and how t importany were. >> this is one of the best parades. it really is. a down home pade. nothing flashy and fancy. t's just home people getting together >> reporter: and you know what, people are very excited. we know this is kindhe unofficial end of summer. everybody goes back to school tomorr. and the announcer who has been doing this for 26 years tells me in all of his years of being out here, it has never rained on the kenzington labor day parade. we have got another group coming slowly.re but the parade action isn't t backbut we will send in to you guys now. it is wonderful out here. >> and there seems to be a lot of shade out there and people have their water bottles and theyre using their fans, right. >> definite

maryland governor larry hogan is mpaigning for re-election against former nccap >> both men squared off in the first and only debate before november's election. in that debate, those men ou ined why they would be best for the position. they passionately discuss health care, gun control and the economy. >> my four year record is clear. we lead the nation. we increased jobs. increased wages and y just can't keep making up these s. stor >> governor please, all the reports are there. >> io not going go to ben jealous.com. >> all the facts are there and all of my plans are there. >> a poll released last week shows governor hogan leading by 22%. >> we want to remind you asatell ews 4 is hosting a live debate with the candidates for virginia's s. senate seat tomorrow night. incumbent democrat senator cain will go up against corey stewart. thatebate will be moderated by chuck todd with questions from julie cay from here at news 4 and me. >> a newy hoc mascot is taking the world by storm. >> this is gritty. 7 foot tall orange thing. >> i'm sorry. i'm having nightmares about this thing. >> the ki

. >> consumer reporters susan hogan, explanes how she got a woman's money back from not bun one, but twoco mpanies. >>> a father bmes himself a the desperate search for his 6-year-old son stretches into day five. >>> on the move, a turtle in a local zoo gets a second chance life and freedom thankso a contraptio >>>iv back with pictures from chopper 4, a terrible crash in fort washington involving a cement truck. there was as many as five people injured including two children. this is india head highway at east swan creek road a route 210 is shut down. we'll continue to follow it. >> that is ugly. >>> now, nbc 4 responds to a virginia woman whod neeur help twice. >> two major companies, two frustrating complaints, and no resolution until she turned to susan hogan who has theilde susan? >> reporter: that's right. ca work for you every day, answering yours, your e-mails, including a call from one who gavep with customer service whenhe felt they gav up on her. what do this cell phone andve on ha in common? >> frustrating. >> aeporter: both caused lot of headaches. let's start with her ce

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hogan. >> yes. thanks. as far as when it is maybe okay to tap into the home equity, do you recommend it for people looking to pay for college for their kids or no? >> no, not really. i want people to save up, get scholarships and grants but don't tap into your equity. according to this study, 44% were tapping into it to be able to consolidate den debt and 31%e tapping into it for education expenses. we need to slow down. we don't want to move debt around, consolidate, all of that, not at all, i want people to attack debt, get it out of their life. school, higher education is available, there are ways to do it without going into debt and without robbing yourself of equity in your home. dagen: you're asking me to make a lifestyle change. if you get used to spending a certain amount of money, going out to eat a certain number of times, that's a tall order. >> it is, dagen. you're right, it's about lifestyle. it's about choices. i want people to learn from my mistakes. i did home equity loans. i did that thing

. >> susan hogan is working to fi the delivery services that can take the stress out of llopping. >> as you would expect convenience comes with a price and a new survey by washington consumers textbook discover it. >> they add a big mark to the prices you in store.on your own fresh direct charges a 24% mark up. amazon prime now 15% higher, instacart mark up, 36%. at costco, 20%. enough to wipe out a lot of that warehouse price advantage but surprisingly none of the services were rated high for quality. >> one of the problems we fou is i say about half the orders we got, half our proce was like -- we would have complained if this were really an order for us. it was squished or missing or really small. most of these services require yearly memberships, service fees and don't forget tips too. if you want to try one ou many offer two week free promotions. just don't forget to cancel before the promo ends. to see the full rept go to nbc washington app and search produce. back to you. >> storm team 4 weather alertu. for still a lot of active flood warnings out there until 7:15 this morning

consumer reporter susan hogan if workin you with the proper way to clean your computer without damaging it. consumer reports tester richard fisco knowsop la >> they get dirty. they are full of germs. they need to be >> when his daughter brings a filthy laptop home fm college -- >> i grab her the good news is, i know just how to clean them. come with me. you probably should start with the you can see black keys, they are not going to show a lot of dirt. trust me, they are filthy. clean your keyboard less than you clean your bathroom in most cases. >> aan vac with a brush attachment works on brush. to tackle germs, you need to get more serious. dip a soft clock in water mixed with a splash of alcohol. make sure ne drips into the ityboard. clean your screeh a type of cloth you would use to your eyeglasses. a small skirt of detergent diluted with water will help you tackle more stubborn smuds. dampen the cloth. >> with a little time, a little elbow grease you can get most ofour screen really clean. germ free. dirt free. smudge free. >> left with residue fro last alcohol ickers, that mixture

back in 19a9 ben hogan was amongst the best in the world when he was nearly killed in a car crash. his injuries were so severe it took three months to leave hospital but the following year at the us open, he became a champion once again. he'd go on to win another five majors. how once again. he'd go on to win anotherfive majors. how many might tiger manage? that really would be an incredible story. here's what elsewhere going to see this evening. also on the menu — we catch up with jamie cooke, the modern pentathlon world champion on why he can't worry about the next 0lympics just yet. we'll be live in london where the man who helped croatia to a world cup final, luka modric, will be hoping to upset cristiano ronaldo and mo salah to be named fifa's best. now, we have been talking about surprising comebacks so far and it seems like celtic are going to need a comeback of their own. they have got off to their worst scottish premiership start in 20 years — but is it a crisis? manager brendan rodgers concedes the fans should feel alarmed at the current situation. alasdair lamont has

consumer reporter susan hogan is woing for you to find out which stores in our area offer the best prices. >> washington consumer tech book recently sent shoppers to ten area grocery stores with a list of about 150 common t items buy, and they alsoye surd customers about quality. let's check out the results.or >> rr: wagmans is the fan favorite. 94% rad it superior overall. prices were on average 7% lower than giant, 14% lower than safeway, 19% lower than who foods. overall, price rite prices came in substantially lower than all of the grocery stores.f in termsality, though, giant, safeway, shoppers, target, and walmart received low marks from their customers. and that whole foods/amazon im ct, well, the survey found produce prices have lowered a bit, but it's still the area's most expensive grocery chain. >> you have amazon and walmart and target and all these different companies re spending a lot of money, investing a lot of money to be in this business. and the reason isn't so much that they think they're going to make tons of profit selling groceries. what they want to do is say, okay

this is not a good year necessarily unless your name is charlie baker or larry hogan not a good year to be running for governor in a blue state. >> dana: in the time we have remaining tell me about the senate democrats running for re-election in states where president trump won big time or bigly we could say. what kind of pressure are they under as this decision about the hearing or the not to have the hearing about brett kavanaugh and these allegations have come up? >> this could end up worse case scenario possible for red state democrats like joe manchin and clair mccass skill have open seat to motivate republican voters. they won't get the opportunity to vote for a consensus candidate going to win anyway without consequence. if liberal democrats are successful in pushing this nomination, delaying it to the point that it's open on election day, that could be big, bad news for red state democrats running for senate. >> dana: is that because republican voters would be more likely to be enthusiastic and not complacent? >> that's right it would give an extra reason for republican voter

consumer reporter susan hogan has what you need to know. >> reporte when you go to th emergency room probably the last thing you're thinking about iss does t doctor take my insurance. you're probablyin ass if the hospital does, the doctor does, too. that assumption can be a costly mistake. it happed to the hamilton family when their son zach went to a local e.r. after breaking his nose during baseball game. two weeks later they received a billor $34,000. at first i was like, wow, you know, i was confused because we had already gone through the process of settling the bill t wi hospital and i was like, what could this possibly be for. >> reporter: that bill came from the doctorhat treated zach in the emergency room. how could this be possible? he hamiltons have healt insurance. tonight we'll make sure you have the information you need so you're not caught off guard with ae surpr bill. >>> happening now, companies across the country are already staffing up for the holidays. this year though workers are in demand than ever before. >> dhatand is pushing stores to oer more percs and highe

. >> maryland governor larry hogan called landing the headquarters the biggest economic developmenn opporty of our lifetime. amazon has not set a date for announcing where thead arters will be. the speculation is that the announcement cld come in october. >> it's valuedt a trillion dollars. you can only manageow much more it can grow. >> it could go several places in this area. >> yeah. please, come. >> right. >>> it was a late start for the 2018 nfl season last night. >> weather pushed back kickoff. but we had our first real game of the season in philly last night. fireworks for the defending super bowl champions, the eagles, unveile their super bowl boanner for the fan there'. the game didn't start until af r 9:00. the story of the game was defense. both teams put up good efforts. it was the defending champs to get the win here. the eagles beat the falcons 18-12. this game isn't end until about 12:25. that's the end of that story. >> there you go. the falcons could not score a touchdown. i don't know what was happening. it was lik last season -- the playoffs. >>> still ahead, another majo

consumer rornter susan hogan sca down with a mom who found the solution for her family. >> help me set the table. >> michelle is a mom on the go. she always makes time for family dinners with her husband and three kids. >> that's how our time when we reconnect with one another. sit down, have a meal tog. her, togeth >> i love to cook. >> coming up with recipes wasn't easy. >> is this ready? rated with fru trying to come up with meal plans. so i just did an inter stearch one day. it came across e-mails. >> it's a meal plan service and it's been a life changer for michelle for the past six year >> it will list every meal that they have for this week. >> michelle chooses theeals for her family and here's the coolest part. the app creates an automatic shopping list from the recipe. >> it does it in categories. it's easy to go through the store or use any of theirsh ping features that you have so that you can make it really easy on yourself. >>he says the app saves her money too. they don't call for ingredients you'll only use once. >> i have our tomatoes, garlic and oil. >> even the kids l