yum! chipotle, and it is supposedly better to sell than by treasury -- buy treasury. gu bill gross: u.s. treasuries are a whale of a buy, i'm suggesting if you don't want to hedge that the best bet is to sell the bonds of from the treasury. alix: he says that is a whale of a buy for treasuries. lisa: that is what he is saying, if you are going to go one of the other, you might as go short and choose the lesser of two evils. alix: james, i think you are good you have a good microphone now, right? james: i do. alix: what is your call? alix: i think the --james: i think the best thing is the yield, so some people say you can stay here, but european growth data is begin up a lot right now, and all you have to price in -- all you have to do is price in different growth rates, so i agree with him. alix: we're going to look at earnings and updates are poorly as it came in just under the wire, and earnings per share are coming in ahead of the estimates? scarlet: -- julie: that's right, aaa fell sh

yum brands is easy. when you think yum you have to be thinking kfc and when you think kfc you have to be thinking china because the world other than china is saturated with kfcs not to mention pizza hut and taco bells. when it stumbled it wasn't kfc's fault. the growth engine sputtered. uphill ever since. almost no chain of any kind has ever been able to come back from minus 20% same store sales declines but yum did just as former ceo and now chairman told me it would. funny chipotle put up 10% same sales numbers and the stock got clocked more than $50. kfc put up minus 12% numbers and because we were looking for minus 15% it was a huge positive and will help contribute to 80 cents per share when wall street was looking for 72. hence how they rallied $3. yum intends to put up an additional 700 kfcs in china alone. that means more growth ahead. in fact the company said second half will be stronger than the first and that's a real turn. stock can go higher. coca-cola's come back it's harder to spot. a surp

after the bell reports, we have amgen, yum, chipotle as well as yahoo!. >> live from houston and the nasdaq, "closing bell" starts right now. >>> hi, everybody. welcome to the "closing bell." i'm kelly evans on a busy day, bill, here at the new york stock exchange. >> i'm bill griffith back here at cnbc headquarters. we'll be seeing you later on "nightly business report" on pbs. what a day, we have earnings galore, a nasty takeover offer from mylan labs from a competitor of theirs. that will be juicy to follow. now this strange story, this arrest going back to the flash crash of 2010 may of 2010. things don't add up for me on that one. we'll talk about that a little bit later. >> we've been sitting back pouring back through the documents, the s.e.c. findings of what happened, now this criminal complaint singling one individual. the more information we get, the more impossible it is to believe he could have caused this. we have a ton of earnings on tap. you just saw some of the biggies. all of that will get into full swing next hour. >>> also the outlook f

liz: we're getting to yum and adam. >> yum, earnings beat, 80 cents. adjust earnings per share was 80 cents. revenue a slight miss, 2.26 billion. revenue was expected to be 2.4 billion. here is what they're reporting in india, emerging markets, same-store sales down 11%. taco bell division in the united states up 6%. kfc, sales up 5%. china same-store sales down 12%. back to you. liz: stock looking very strong right now. we need to point out. there is the bid. close was $80.85. not a bad day in the after-market session for yum. >>> now to tech earnings. we're waiting on so many of these, facebook, microsoft, google, amazon, to name a few. should you buy in ahead of the results? our panel gives you their tech picks an pans straight ahead. david: breaking in the last hour, saudi arabia ended its three-week long bombing of houthi rebel targets in yemen of the as u.s. military ships including an aircraft carrier entered the region. will this last and what does it say for the u.s.? liz: apartments and art? that is what famed investor larry fink says to buy

for better or worse china remains in control of the direction of yum.ep it simple and focus on the earnings per share, smiles the metric could allude us if we don't keep our eyes on the ball. most stocks earnings measure is key. a lot with bottom line numbers, with no revenue growth sales. it turned out to be wrong and is still absurd. if you wait for revenue growth to kick in miss the greatest move of the lifetime. these moves are wreckless and kept you out of some of the best stocks. bottom line, the earnings are not always so important. in some sectors, there are key metrics that matters more than earnings and those are the metrics you should watch. for the bulk of the market nothing is more important than good old earnings per share. much more "mad money" ahead. i'll tell you how to manage your core stock when it is struggling to put numbers on the board. plus my twitter account is on fire. all this typing is going to give me carpel tunnel. al. tunnel. >>> if there's one lesson i've learned from reviewing all the trades my childhood trust has made o

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one of the things when yum had the same kind of earns concerns in china, that was a different situation, just on a percentage of sales basis, the other issue is, we had -- it's not a scare that i think is affecting a lot of casual diners. not going in there. it might raise costs input costs a little bit, but they're going to overcome that because they can talk it down for the quarter. this is a one-time xroerd event and we will not include. >> he said shake shack that's the name you're in. >> i know. i was telling you. i actually bought shake shack a couple months ago when in the lows 40s and now all of a sudden the mid 60s and when you talk about the potential for growth we're in a market here where people are looking for that sort of thing but now the stock is up 50%. when you look at buffalo wild wings they have ten times the amount of sales, priced much better. they're growing sales and earnings 20% or expected to this year. trading at 30 times. that seems reasonable. the other one shake shack that's speculative, a good old-fashioned short squeeze. i actually think -- >> are you tak

>> not in yum. >> no. >> what about dr horton?gs number and disappointing stock reaction, i'm pretty sure that's just profit taking because the housing sector is looking strong right new and they had a lot of good orders. possibly the stock is off on the 10-year being above 1.90. i don't think it's new england more than profit-taking. >> coming up, the trader accused of playing a part in the flash crash of 2010 granted conditional bail bay uk court. the u.s. authorities want him back here, it's man versus the machine. should investors be worried? >>> millions of apple watches are en route to customers around the world. and guess what, the cnbc app for the app many watch is available for download. so users can get all the business news and market data right on their wrists as soon as their watch arrives. one more way that cnbc helps our viewers and users to stay on top of all of the financial information they need whenever and wherever they want it ♪ [ radio chatter ] ♪ [ male announcer ] andrew. rita. sandy. ♪ meet chris jackie jo

. >> yum. >> can't go wrong with that. >> that's really good. >> yes. little spicy,. >> oh!t remember. >> it is temperature hot. >> also spicy hot. >> it is really good. i would eat a whole one of those. >> hard for us now at 11:30 at night, but for the young guys, they can do it. >> what's this? >> our chef for 13 years here, this is his lamb buryinger. >> okay. >> sun dried tomato feta cheese, spin ac, with sauce and lettuce tomato. >> what's the secret to a nice lamb burger? is it you are putting the stuff inside? >> part of t good ground meat, as well, don't over work it. >> because i like lamb, but you know this? >> yes anybody can mess it up. >> that's why go taught. >> the this scares the heck out of me, but if i don't try it i'm big fat jerk. what is this. >> phil and frank out in malvern, they get very creative. that's our french toast. did he this for brunch couple of times. french toast with hamburger bacon, egg on top and that's our cherry million aces glaze. >> what is it. >> cherry dried cherry malace cents glaze. >> where did you get that from? >> sauce for po

george washington, james madison, justice joseph story who said the second amendment is the pal laid yum of our liberties. we needed to defend the fourth and fifth amendment our 40-fivesy and defend the tenth amendment or as president obama calls it, the what? the fundamental protection that says those rights not given to the federal government are reserve reserved for the state and the people. that means their core areas given to our federal government that they need to do and do well and they need to protect this country stand with the military and secure our borders. but there are other areas where the federal government has no business sticking its nose, areas like education. and we need to repeal every word of common core. push but the third and critical piece to reigniting the promise of america is restoring america's leadership in the world. and i want to take a few minutes focusing on this issue in particular on the foreign policy and national security threats facing this country. on friday i was honored to be down at fort hood where finally finally, finally after more than five

control their own lives to try to offer them an opportunity to get off the streets this is a continue yum of serviced of ideas of support to get people off the streets i happen to believe i know that all the folks that are standing here building as well living on the streets is not a good thing as good as the weather and generous as people that give cash and lovely as the diversity that happens on the streets living on the streets particularly when you watch what happens in the evening is

. >> so what happened to his company that benefitted from that deal it became a ukraine yum uranium one. >> by 2008 and 2009 they were a particularly attractive target for the russian government. >> and the russians acquired that target. >> they would acquire what would amount to 50% of projected uranium output by 2015. >> russia now controls what's up to half of america's uranium. >> how does secretary clinton factor into that? for that deal to go through it needs federal government approval and one of those people is secretary of state hillary clinton. >> where as senator clinton was opposed to these guy byes from companies into us. property. >> that's a good point. >> we believe that no foreign government should control our ports. >> in this particular case we're talking about ukraine yum. we're talking about things that relate to the nuclear industry. we're talking about the russian governmentranium. we're talking about things that relate to the nuclear industry. we're talking about the russian government government. >> just how deeply those were invested in the clintons was not exp

i think that benefits mcdonald's and yum. and i think cmg had its day. people that are bull sh say this cycle is different. this is different than 2012 when the comps caught up to the company again. remember what happened to the stock. so this is what i think. i think the comps are unsustainable. i think they're not in that bulletproof cycle where you have the internal things going on at the company but also this secular thing going on. i would be a seller. >> just to push back a bit, it's trading below the moving averages right now. just as recent as early april, the stock stopped on a dime here below its 200 day moving average at around 6.45. if you buy it here just use the stop somewhere in the middle. 6.50s. stock this high bries priced you could be looking at 5% 10%, 15% gain. people have bet against this stock time and time again and they've lost. >> drug deal drama, virtual drama. we'll tell you which companies are going after each other and which deals are likely to be done. and we've got the latest details coming up. plus oil takeout targets. a

i've got to do a quick plug. [ laughter ] little debbie's sweet yum-yum snack cakes.n your tummy. then, six hours later, go to the john and say good-bye to them. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no, no, that's horrible. will, that is horrible. >> it's little debbie! i'm little debbie! >> jimmy: little debbie, no one wants to hear that. >> maybe not from me. but i think they'd love to hear it from america's sweetheart right here, huh? right? [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: no, no, no. >> come on. tom cruise jr. over here. smiles the clown sitting in his leather throne. >> jimmy: take it easy, debbie. >> here. i actually wrote this promo specifically for you. so, just look right in the camera and read it. it's on the card. >> jimmy: no, thank you. >> i'm just a wittle girl. won't you just wead it? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you want me to -- >> pwease? pwease wead it? [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i don't want to make a wittle girl cry. all of a sudden, you have trouble with your rs. [ laughter ] >> okay, whenever you're ready. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: hey, everyone. [ laughter ]

we're using medical-grade titanium yum to hold it on, and that makes sure that that tag will fall off eventually. >> woo! [ clapping ] >> that was awesome. >> the team will follow her wherever she goes on google earth. of course, i had to check out the ultrasound. >> so you can see these kind of definitive circles so that this is the top here. this is the one here. >> this shows one of the pups. >> i'm counting three or four pups in just that area. how many total do you think there are? >> there definitely could be a lot more. you can see that they come in and out of focus. it can be difficult to count. on this one i counted approximately 10 per side , 20 total. >> should we finish this up? >> time to swing back in action. there was a lot of action over the course of three days. the team had caught a total of 15 sharks. >> i know we call it tiger beach, but this ain't no beach holiday. >> this shark caught on day three turned out to be pure gold for research. she was a female the team had tagged before in october on their last expedition to tiger beach. >> this is their first recaptur

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tomorrow we hear from yum! . on wednesday it's facebook and coca-cola and mcdonald's. thursday tech all-star's google microsoft and amazon report. along with p & g, pepsi, hershey's and starbucks. >> we now talk about one sector that investors need to watch. on oppenheime rrks and expectations we are very low. how are doing to meet them. >> so far so good. the bar was relatively low coming into earnings sea consensus was earnings would be down 5% in q1. about 75% of companies have been beating the eps numbers but much fewer on top line revenue side. only about 5 showing that companies are doing a pretty good job of managing co in a pretty difficult revenue environment. >> is it going to be a positive earnings season or slightly in the negative? >> i think the numbers will be slightly down no matter what largely because energy will be such a big drag down almost 60% quarter over quarter, materials will be firmly negative as well. even the positive sectors like health care finals and teches which are going to show good earnings growth won't pe enough to offset the big lo

let's take a look at today's other top stories. >> yum brand first quarter profits beating estimates. revenues missing as same store sales fell by 12% in china. the fast food giant, the parent of kfc, pizza hut, taco bell says it's confident it can produce produce strong earnings growth. rising by 4.3% in trade. >> you're going to get hungrier. chipotle rose 48% beating estimates. revenues were up 28% but that missed what analysts were expected as they rose 10% less than expected. the removal of pork from a third of its restaurants will likely hurt sales. that was due to its finding a supplier that did not meet animal welfare standards. pork is a key ingredient in their popular carnitas dishes. shares fell about 5% in after hours trade. this year up about 7.5%. >> in other news mexico is halting imports of poultry and eggs from iowa due to a bird flu outbreak there. they're the largest buyer of chicken. they discovered a deadly strain of the disease on monday. shares of several u.s. meat producers falling in tuesday's trade. >> u.k. retail giant tesco reported a loss of 6.3 billion po

if you wait 10 days here you'll capture a great price. >> let's move on to yum now. i mentioned china the key market and double digit cop store sales declines. yet that stock could be up as much as three bucks. we're talking about a nice% panel move. >> china, i imagine having 80 ingredients in a burrito, it's kfc over there. i think many people came back. there could be a turn. the turn doesn't occur overnight. i see a number of hundred dollar price targets. this is not an expensive stock. it's always been kfc china. people like this. is there a real take away about buying mcdonald's? yes. here it is. is it internationally people are not conserved? coca-cola coca-cola, the rate of decline of diet sodas is no longer as steep as its been. maybe some people like inorganic and natural. >> i like pop tarts. you could read that all day, the number of ingreend yent-- ingredients in a pop tart. you know how to make one? >> i don't. >> i had carl's granola this morning. >> coca-cola posted earnings at 48% a share. revenue rose for the first time in quarters. you've seen her

here's the set yum tomorrow. one day warmup on the way. high temperature in philadelphia near 7 0.rief warm spell on the way and we'll track a front that dips south that will be cooler knowledge of that front. with showers around. and april showers however do move in for tuesday as this front continues to dip to the south. high temperature tuesday 69 degrees and as we see the progress gretion of this frontal boundry dipping to the south and leads to late day showers and unfortunately neming energy riding up around it. it will be one of the weeks after monday where you want to keep umbrellas on standby. nice for phillies tomorrow, high temperature 7 0. you can see the graphic just switched, fuss we have clouds and showers around. high of 69 degrees. and after that it's states unsettled really school as we get to middle half of our workweek. oh, boy it's switching. okay. we don't like this weather. >> past midnight it's done. >> we're over. on to the workweek ahead, guys it's nice tomorrow. watch for the showers. >> thank you melissa. >> up next, here on "action news," jeff skversky

. >> you know i drive a pretty old crummy car so maybe we'll yum grade that sometime soon or something like that. >> employees of a seattle company are now planning what they'll do with their minimum $70,000 yearly salary. the ceo describes why he made the risky move. sky move. >> thousands of workers staged demonstrations is across the u.s. they are calling for a minimum wage of $15 an hour. walmart and some mcdonald's restaurants have recently increased wages but many workers say they still rely on public assistance to supplement their wages. >>> in seattle one company is taking the living wage concept a big step further. allen schauffler reports on a ceo who is slashing a million dollar salary to pay his workers $30 an hour. >> it wasn't another day at gravity payments. >> my hands were sweaty i was getting nervous. >> employees were call to an all staff meeting where ceo dan price had a new plan. >> we're going to have a minimum $70,000 pay rate here. >> organized labor across the country to raise the minimum wage above the federally required $7.25 an hour, that their ceo had just

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in sold-out stayed yums across the country this guy had believers and believers. if you had to describe your church experience in four words how would you describe it? >> super super super dope. >> yeah. so is this the future of christianity? >> i think yeah. our church, we're going to get down to it. you can get bible verses on your phone. you can watch a live link. if you can't come to church, you can, like, get on your smart phone. >> oh, sweet. that sounds like some dope. >> yeah. >> respect. love. >> cool. >> holler. >> rock on. >> you don't have to keep saying those things. believe it or not some religious leaders like reverend dr. christopher benic aren't digging on carl's dope sauce. i have seen some hipster masters and i think they're missing the boat if they're trying to sensationalize the church. >> what does this guy think will revolutionize christianity? >> robots. >> you say the future of christianity includes robots? >> potentially. >> how does a robot become christians. >> we're not talking about runba, iphone or siri. we're talking something expoi

control their own lives to try to offer them an opportunity to get off the streets this is a continue yum of serviced of ideas of support to get people off the streets i happen to believe i know that all the folks that are standing here building as well living on the streets is not a good thing as good as the weather and generous as people that give cash and lovely as the diversity that happens on the streets living on the streets particularly when you watch what happens in the evening is dangerous i don't courage anyone, of course, the early stories i'm used to hearing i'm seeking an alternative we have to come up with more alternative that's a challenge that's why all the entities are working to find creativity and more combooift was i want to say to beven keep coming with the ideas no idea is to the r50ek9d whether helping people getting out of inebriate ration or getting the psychological support or giving them a respite or homeless connect and the constant 24-hour service we have now for now the navigation center is all a continuance of into the weeds ideas to written people we want

yum! i'm an iams cat, feed me what i'm born to eat. meow. >>> you're looking at the aftermath of a suspected tornado. on a college campus in eugene oregon. the reported twister picked up one car, tossed it into another. nearly half a dozen other cars were damaged. no reports however of any injuries. >>> now for a look at your morning road conditions, flooding across the gulf coast states. up into thenen the valley and carolinas. roads wet in parts of the midwest. snow in the rockies. >>> if xwrour flying airport delays possible in new orleans, atlanta, charlotte, denver and salt lake city. >>> a word of advice from actress rita wilson this morning after she revealed she's been battling breast cancer. >> here's more from linsey davis. >> reporter: rita wilson an actress and wife of tom hanks, going public. she said like angelina jolie before her, she underwent a double mastectomy. not after a genetic discovery. after a diagnosis of invasive lobular cars i'm supposed to recover fully. because i have excellent doctors and got a second opi

yesterday the 85,000 square foot shop is stunning beautiful with nature scenes and a 10,000 gala quarter yumcity officials say the stories a significant milestone and drawing none in casino business to the cash strapped town. >> it is the beginning of the diversification that we're talking about that we need so much in atlantic city over 200 jobs opening up. expect a million customers copping in per year. >> grand opening festivities are scheduled throughout the weekend with daily give a aways. >> very nice. >>> new jersey governor chris christie took part in the grand opening festivities at the pro shop. >> governor was met with boos from eagles fans and wound autopsy peeling to an eagles legend to bail him out but even that didn't go as planned. >> i'll tell you, brian, where is brian? get up here, brian. i love brian westbrook. what are you talking about. >> hey eagles fans are here, let's give the governor a chance and say it with me, e-a-g-l-e-s eagles. >> thank you everybody thank you new jersey. thank you eagles fans. >> thanks, b west. >>> governor christie has come under scrutiny wh

yum! >> all in the name of health. >> vitamins. >> good for ya. your eyes. >> put some ranch dressing on it. >> thanks for watching us at 5:00. the >> pelley: the jury says guiltyim 30 times. now will boston marathon bomber dzhokhar tsarnaev pay with his life? also tonight, more action against the white south carolina police officer caught on tape killing an unarmed black man. >> i have watched the video, and i was sickened by what i saw. >> pelley: the president speaks with us about how climate change is making people sick. and meet the woman who just cracked the nfl's grass ceiling. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: this is our western edition. today, a federal jury found dzhokhar tsarnaev guilty on all 30 counts in the boston marathon bombing, including using a

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. >> a local student has been prestigious gates million hen yum scholarship. >> she's support student from the chester up land school district to win since 2013. wood elliott is one of only a thousand students nationwide who will receive it, and she was chosen because of her outstanding academic achievement, community service and leadership qualities. >> i know i can get this scholarship, all i have to do is work hard be driven and focused i know i can get it. especially one of the scholars is a friend of mine, i know you can get this. i necessity you got there. stay focused and really put your all into it. >> you got this. good luck to you. sheila tend xavier university in louisiana this coming fall. >>> here's a fun lesson in the science of weather that is meteorologist justin drabick on stage for franklin institute's cbs-3 weather show. in the audience today third graders from philadelphia academy charter school, justin helped to show them the weather to the extreme was with experiments like cloud making and showing students what causes air to rise in the atmosphere. >> look at tha

. >>> iran will not be able to pursue a bomb using will you tone yum because it will not develop weapons grade plutonium. the core of its reactor at iraq will be dismantled and replaced. the spent fuel from that facility will be shipped out of iran for the life of the reactor reactor. >> the preliminary agreement allows all sides including the us iran and five other world powers to continue working toward a final deal by a june 30th deadline. president obama warning congress against making any moves that would threaten this deal. >>> terrorists rampage through a university in kenya today killing 147 people. it's the african country's deadliest attack. police say at least 79 others are hurt. one gunman is in custody. security killed four others. police say the masked men stormed into the college in its dorms targeting christians and taking hostages before it all came to an end. some 13 hours later. an al-qaida linked group is claiming responsibility. >>> two women arrest dad in new york. accused of of being terrorist same pa advertisers they were allegedly plotting to detonate pressure co

nature seems depicting new jersey wild life habitats and locally native fish in the 10,000 gala quarter yum the the building is visually stunning. >> atlantic city is a great destination but we are a destination as well average bass pro shopper drives more than 50 miles to visit the our stores, spend more than two and a half hours in our store. >> reporter: first bass pro shop in new jersey which has 150,000 licensed fresh water fisherman and hundred thousand hunters. city officials say this stories a significant milestone in non-casino business in the cash strapped town. >> and, getting that diversification that we're talking about that we need so much in atlantic city over 200 jobs opening up, and expect a million people customers coming in for a year. >> reporter: the nearby galloway says bass pro isn't just a job for him but an opportunity to see a community he loves get the new life. this bass pro is turning the corn are for atlantic city i believe to start over. >> reporter: right now they are opening with a prayer. they had the pledge of allegiance and a song. we also just heard the

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inside is there a 13,000 gala quarter yum of fish species found in new jersey waterways. mayor don guardian says he expects 750 million people to visit each year. >>> meanwhile new jersey department of transportation today awarded atlantic city a and nearly one million-dollar grant to fund streets scape improvements along atlantic avenue. the plans include, led decorative lighting trees, sidewalk pavers, bike racks solar parking kiosk and trash and recycling bins. >>> also on the redevelopment front, the gallery mall in center city philadelphia is set for a huge make over. plans announced today called for a transformation to an outlet shopping center with 125 new stores. a redesign that includes more street level glass at ninth and market. one and a half million square feet of space will get a new name as well. the fashion outlets at philadelphia of market east. >>> project is seeking 90 million-dollar in state and city funding and still need approval from the school district and philadelphia redevelopment authority. mayor michael nutter voiced his support tonight saying

residents remember a day when permanente creek of fish and frogs and they died off because of sillen yum from the lehigh hanson quarry and neighbors tried to fight the quarry for years. this facility has been operating for 80 years here and for 80 years they've been using their creek as their own personal sewer and this is a great day. a great day because the quarry has agreed to spend $5 million to install facilities to clean up waste water to federal clean water act standards and you will also pay a $2.5 million penalty. the settlement has teeth. >> now if the company violates any part of that we can seek contempt of court. it's an order and the judge enters it as an order and it's quite powerful. >> epa has 24/7 access. we don't have to wait. we don't have to give them warning and we can go right on to the facility to do inspections. >> lehigh issued a statement saying, quote, we are pleased to resolve these issues with an agreement that is outlined to operate in a safe and environmentally responsible manner. >> we are glad that it will encourage them to avoid externalization of their

off the highway being the ramp to i-95 from cottman a avenue trying to yum seven on the southbound side we are dealing with the blockage as a result of construction. trying to get to i-95 out of the northeast stay on the roosevelt boulevard make that left on harbison avenue and turning into aramingo and jump on i-95 there. pretty easy. in delays on the north bound side still very quiet seeing a few headlights out there but pennsylvania, new jersey delaware fantastic. speed sensors high up in the 50's and notice no fooling here it is pretty nice. things will change for sure. traveling however the the the route 36 trolley they are doing construction so they will be shuttle busing so note that erika. >>> happening today controversial anti muslim ads will begin running on the sides of some septa buses. "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch joins us now at 69th street transportation center with the the latest details, justin, good morning. >> reporter: erika, good morning. we have within checking throughout the morning but no signs of those controversial ads just yet but by week end we are

>>> well, now caught on camera a man falls off a septa platform on to the track and good samaritan yum tops his rescue. this happened last night at 15th street station on the market frankford line. that man was walk to go close to the edge and then fell. then that other man jumps down and save his life. both were treated for non-life threatening injuries. septa is calling good samaritan heroic but they warn riders of the dangers of the track. they say everyone should notify septa cashier or police in an incident like this. >> wow. >> detectives are hoping surveillance video can help them track down lead in a mysterious death. the investigation involves a body found inside of the burning car on the 4700 block of fort mifflin road in southwest philadelphia police briefed our natasha a brown. >> right now it is still very much a mystery. we are classifying it as suspicious. >> reporter: charred remains of the car, body found inside burn beyond recognition along a remote road near philadelphia international airport. homicide detectives dealing with more questions than answers. >> first thi

we will yum seven to the weekend where it still looks good mid 70's the spectation on saturday and still pleasant on sunday too, vittoria. >> thanks very much, good morning everyone. schuylkill expressway, still running extremely well, east and westbound not too far from king of prussia we will look great on the the schuylkill, i-95 we are feeling rush hour creeping up around cottman as you you will notice throughout the construction zone, we are starting to see those brake lights being hit. rush hour is not that far away. would i give it another 15 or 20 minutes. speed sensors are still reflecting good news and in delays for mass transit but rush comes n stay with us, we will be right back. >>> the the owner of a credit card companies being called the best boss in the world. >> he is raising his 120 employees salaries, and cutting his own. dan price announced minimum salaries at his company would rise to $50,000 immediately and $70,000 within three years. now it is a hit on the company's bottom line but to cushion that blow he is cutting his own million-dollar salary to $07,000. his a a

the capitol, state department going dark before back yum generators kicked in. some museums lost power spilling tourists on to the national mall. oprah winfrey spoke at a ceremony honoring maya angelou. >> forever, forever. [ applause ] >> no doubt about it. >> we've lost power. >> no doubt about it. >> turn the lights out on oprah. she only paused briefly before continuing her speech. in the dark yeah, can't stop oprah. officials say there are no indications that the outages were the result of a cyberattack or sabotage. >> well still ahead, several road trips getting much cheaper. >>> also deadly crash. a plane goes down with a group leaving the ncaa championship game and a college coach was on board. >>> catch of the day. hear from the photographer claiming to capture this image. a big cat pulling a shark out of the ocean? >>> well an activist who defected from north korea launched a massive balloon campaign. the balloons are carrying thousands of dvds of "the interview" from south korea across the border into the north. a comedy about a plot to assassinate ki

yum. the south philadelphia and the cheesesteak dog, way back burgers will serve its famous burgers including a triple triple. it has anyone patties of beef and look for a home grown red wine exclusively for phillies fans at section 142. that's more my speed. >> i think you would miss the rest of the game, have a food coma after that burger. >> i would like to be the test case for that and try the food for you and let you know how it is. >> i sampled some five guys last night. that burger is still with me 'cause i'm still hungry. let's head to the maps this morning. old man winter he's a real son of a gun. he real does not want to give up. we've got ice on the lincoln drive this morning. northbound approaching wissahickon its a big chunk of ice not really icy conditions but still you don't want to hit that chunk with your tire. could cause some damage for sure. this is the roosevelt boulevard at ninth street. just out of view if you're coming southbound by seventh street we're getting repo

from a donor tied to a business deal that gave the russian government a big stake in american ukraine yum uranium production. these details and others were first reported in a soon-to-be released book. so do they have the potential to derail her presidential bid? let's ask "wall street journal" columnist and deputy editor, dan henning henninger, james freeman and washington columnist kim strossel. you followed the clinton foundation for your sins over these many years. what is the most damaging revelation that came out this week? >> well it's probably this one about the uranium company because what ended up happening here is this puts the focus on this question this broader question of whether or not hillary clinton in her time as secretary of state was trading favors or doing anything unseemly on behalf of people who were donating money to the foundation. and the problem is that there are hundreds of donors to the foundation and she was at the center of all kinds of power as secretary of state. the conflict of interest here should have been apparent from the start and that is the fascina

bill takes a plane ride to kazakhstan with a canadian who wants to bayou rain yum. the president of kazakhstan is a human rights violator. but bill praises his human rights record and expresses support for that president to lead an international elections monitoring group. crazy because that kazak president is accused of rik rigging his own elections. but balk to the deal. months later, the clinton foundation gets a p $131.3 million donation from the president which was a secret and not disclosed by the clintons until the canadian government outed it. now, the canadian government wants to tell to russia. the state department approval is need and grarnt e granted. bill gets a $500,000 speaking fee. a national strategic asset. that very same russian company made a $2.35 million contribution to the clinton foub e foundation not disclosed by the clintons. now, hillary has always been against foreign government's controlling u.s. strategic also sets like ports. >> we believe that no foreign government should control our ports. >> but hillary has a change of heart after h

kfc pizza hut and taco bell owner, yum! brands, is rising. the company is showing some signs of a turnaround in its china business. ride sharing company, uber signs a partnership with capital financial. cardholders will get 20% off when they use their card to pay for uber fares. uber has already signed deals with american express and starwood hotels. amazon is entering the travel reservations business. they introduced amazon destination, which provides maps, hotel deals and travel information. the new site is an expansion of amazon local which connects amazon shoppers with deals close to them. today google changed its search algorithm so mobile friendly sites are ranked higher in search results. it shows how much importance google is placing on mobile, but one person told bloomberg one business could see their search rankings plummet. >> they have said this could have an impact -- it is something that is potentially going to be something that is significant that can hit the bottom lines of some of these companies and there are some big compan