CUOMO: It should go without saying, but it is time for CNN Money Now. Chief business correspondent, Christine Romans is in the Money Center. Huge merger, what happened?</s>CHRISTINE ROMANS, CNN CHIEF BUSINESS CORRESPONDENT: Verizon is buying AOL for $4.4 billion, Chris. This is a move to improve Verizon's mobile and advertising. AOL has several media businesses including Huffington Post and Tech Crunch. Verizon has plans to launch a video service later this summer. Google's self-driving cars have been in 11 accidents in the last six years, and that's according to Google, and they were all minor accidents with limited damage and no injuries, and the self-driving car was never the cause of the accident. Google says these cars could potentially save thousands of lives every year. A lot of people interested in how that experiment is going. Would you pass up a $1,300 bonus? That's what one in four workers are doing by not taking advantage of the 401(k) match. That's about $1,300 a person. Don't do it, free money, folks.</s>BERMAN: That's a great way to spell it out. Thanks for that. Meanwhile, there's been another deadly earthquake in Nepal. This is the moment that the tremors hit the city. A live report ahead as an already devastated country faces more death and destruction.
Verizon Buying AOL For $4.4 Billion.