and when you say "fast food," mcdonald's is the place. >> mcdonald's is the leader.e standard and expectation of what fast food could be. how did mcnald's go from a place that really thought of itself as a suburban brand, to-- >> brown: largely white. >> largely white-- to something that's so present in urban communities that are mostly african american and people of color. and, there's actually a story there. >> brown: a story that began amid segregation, when mcdonalds and other fast food chains complied with local laws that excluded blacks from their restaurants. the civil rights movement and subsequent civil rights act of 1964 ended discrimination on the grounds of race. and, several years later, the first black-owned mcdonald's franchise was opened by herman petty in chicago. >> from the vantage-point of 1967, when african americans have only had the right to be in public accommodations for three years, opening a mcdonald's in a black neighborhood is a big deal. >> brown: mcdonalds soon discovered a franchising goldmine. >> mcdonald's seized upon the moment, and

uh-uh. >> no, michael from "good times" before michael mcdonald?get to michael mcdonald? but listen, i mean, listen, i sang "dear michael" when i was a kid. so, you know, everyone assumes that it should be all about michael jackson. >> wanda: right. >> no. >> wanda: you're friends with the jacksons? >> janet and i were childhood friends. so my first disney trip was with janet and michael. >> wanda: what was that like? >> you know, it was a lot of fun. and very -- you would think not, but actually, very normal. i mean, really. because it wasn't in the day and age of cell phones and, you know, camera phones and all of that. it was just -- it was just -- people recognize you, but then you just keep moving. >> wanda: yeah, so you could do anything back then. was michael just walking through, smacking [ bleep ] out of people? [ laughter ] wouldn't it be fun if michael jackson was really like rick james, we just never was able to catch it? he was just walking through, "i'm michael jackson, bitch!" [ laughter and applause ] then camera phones came out. th

or there were clauses in mcdonald's contracts. you cannot leave burger king to go to mcdonald's.

mcdonald's, the golden arch reports wednesday but the stock is off to the races. it's been three months trading in a sideways pattern. look at this three months and a lot of people were saying instead money, until last week when it caught fire. technicians call the sideway action building a base it's a bit of a spring board, the longer the base, the stronger the move. meanwhile, lang says the volume trends have turned sharply bullish here so you can see some of this going up like that, all right. volume, of course, is like a polygraph as we always say it tells you whether or not a move is being honest so mcdonald's soaring on strong vibes is good news and the moving average convergence divergence line that i love as an indicator it helps you figure it out ahead of time. this thing is just way up, and you got to remember, we want to try to find things in the charts that tell us what to do before it happens a bullish cross over before last week's fabulous run to new highs. it looks like it, it's difficult to see when you're up here, you can see there's no doubt abou

mcdonald's is rolling out its first ever loyalty program nationwide today.ow can earn 100 points for every dollar they spend. there are 16 reward options from various menu items, and new members can earn 1,500 points on their first order, and i don't know if it's a good or bad thing, but i guess it's time mcdonald's joins the mix for that, and that means they can track you, too, because it will be through an app. >> if they had this when i was in college. >> you would be a rich mcdonald's man. >> i would. >> you would be the burger king of mcdonald's. >> yes, but i would keep all the fries. >>> as we take a look at our temperatures in palo alto, you are heading out the door with temperatures in the upper 50s, and it's a day where we will have to plan around the heat. your microclimate coming up. >>> up towards the bay bridge, we will show you how the rest of your commute is shaping upcoming up. what if you could push a button and less carbon would be put into the air. if there were a button that would help you use less energy, breathe cleaner air, and even t

a mcdonald's employee in kentucky quit in a similar way last month. >> people are not afraid. they go on twitter and tiktok. they are making workplaces know. >> reporter: it's not just fast food. americans across the economy are quitting their jobs in record numbers. a record 4 million workers in april alone. why is that? and what can companies do? >> i think what we found is during the pandemic, the service workers are the ones that didn't have a choice. they can't work from home. now, people are saying, paying me enough. i'm being exposed to health hazards. >> reporter: some companies are changing their policies to adapt to the time, offering perks and some mcdonald's franchises, for e services, money for college tuition and other benefits to attract and retain workers. a recent survey found 95% of workers are considering changing jobs. and 92% are willing to switch industries. but experts say, talk to your boss before making any drastic decision. workers now have more leverage than andrew? christine, thank you. that was a wild way to quit. >>> speaking of which, "that's wil

steadfast, and i know tim has thoughts and mcdonald's has earnings next week and difen what we heardys and gals sets up extraordinarily well speaking of mcdonald's, mike khouw spotted sizzling options what did you say >> i was taking a look at mcdonald's and as guy pointed out there was enthusiasm here and this one, too, hitting a 52-week high and bullish trades outpaced bearish ones by more than 2 to 1. the option says market implied the stock moved 2.9% after they report earnings and that may not seem like a lot, but this isn't a stock that moves a great deal on average and it's only moved 1.7% and the options that captured earnings were the july 30th weekly and those are the ones that expire two weeks from tomorrow we saw those trading for $2.65, and what wooe e're seeing is the making a bullish bet and given the fact that options premiums are relatively low going into the catalyst, i think this trade macks a lot of sense. >> what do you make about the bullishness surrounding the fast food trades? >> i think mcdonald's in particular, you look at that consolidation since april and

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mcdonald's is typical in the market oh, let's sell it.he let's sell it crowd, which includes my partner to my left >> what? >> you say let's sell it >> when have i ever said anything like that >> no, just you're a foil. >> yes, i'm a foil and sometimes a fool >> no, you're never a fool let them sell. let them just be unhappy >> jim, we'll see you at 6:00. "mad money" at 6:00 with jim cramer we're going to speak to harley fink i'm dad's greatest sandcastle - and greatest memory! but even i'm not as memorable as eating turkey hill chocolate peanut butter cup ice cream with real cocoa. well, that's the way the sandcastle crumbles. you can't beat turkey hill memories. do you have a life insurance policy you no longer need? now you can sell your policy, even a term policy, for an immediate cash payment. we thought we had planned carefully for our retirement. but we quickly realized that we needed a way to supplement our income. if you have one hundred thousand dollars or more of life insurance you may qualify to sell your policy. don't cancel

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before the bell we are going to hear from boeing, mcdonald's, pfizer this afternoon facebook will be the big one to watch as you can see right there, there's no shortage of names to hone inon. three big tech stocks making headlines, apple, alphabet and microsoft. they reported after the bell last night let's get a check on those stocks apple posting better than expected earnings. revenue and iphone sales tim cook saw the very strong double digit increases in iphone upgraders and switchers during the quarter. the shares are down about 1% pre-market though. google parent beating the street on the top and bottom lines as well advertising revenue rose 69% from last year those shares are up nearly 4% right now. microsoft earnings also topping expectations notice a trend here? the company's revenue from device makers from windows fell. cloud growth with their shares turning higher >> gamers. some gamers finally left the house. starbucks reported and there are other stocks to watch. earnings and revenue beat the street but the coffee chain's warning of a slower recovery in china. its second

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. >> pretty surprising, coming in dead last, mcdonald's. >> wait, what?ald's behind jack in the box, popeye's, and sonic. >> and cleanliness and staff factors, were a few of the facto factors used to determine fast food rankings. >>> air fried pasta chips. since the end of june, the simple recipe has been blowing up on tiktok. >> the hash tag pasta chicks has racked up 363 million views on tiktok with hundreds of users sharing their variation, with rig tono coated with buffalo, to a chur row inspired dessert. >> i would eat pasta in any form so i got to give this a try. >>> now to a two story tall cat perched on the side of a building in tokyo. >> wait, what? >> don't worry. not a real cat. but it certainly looks real. take a look. >> it's a stunning optical illusion on a 360 foot curve billboard that cleverly diszbiss itself as a facade before unleashing the female within. >> it is audibly meow wis is probably the most terrifying spot. >> the cat will be at the official display launched next week. >>> to a tornado of fish. waits what? >> the scuba diver

or closets and mcdonald's contracts, you can't leave burger king and go to mcdonald's. come on. is there a trade secret about what is inside that petty -- patty? [laughter] but i'm serious. i didn't know the incredible number of non-complete -- noncompete clauses for a number of people that are done for one reason, to keep wages low. period. look, my executive order called on the ftc to ban or limit noncompete agreements. let workers choose who they want to work for. i am also calling on the ftc to do away with certain occupational licensing requirements. you realize if you want to braid here and you move -- from one state to another, sometimes you have to do a six-month apprenticeship even though you've been in the business for a long time? what's that all about? military families, for example. they are often on the move between states. with new assignments. so you have a woman in the military, a husband following her, or vice versa, guess what? if you are a plumber, you have to get a different license when you move from delaware to missouri. look, it can be a significant burde

it all started at mcdonald's.nd i'm the first person in my family to go to college so i started working at mcdonald's and honestly to help my entire family and then i started getting recruited and instead of in-home visits with college coaches i would have visits in the lobby of mcdonald's and i love college coaches wanted me, and they were trying to offer me a full scholarship but my focus is i have to make this $100 every two weeks check, so it's just amazing to see where i started at but working at mcdonald's really developed the skills i have now to be where i am now. ainsley: your story is awesome. you woke up at 4:30 every morning to take your grandmother to the nursing home where she worked and then come back home and get your siblings ready and then go to school and then practice then you'd work until 10:00 at night. it's really the american dream. how did it feel when finally find out you were going to the olympics? >> honestly it just felt like a relief because i've been working so long for this moment a

mcdonald's out moments ago. the comp sales numbers are really not legitimate, but they are showing the same thing we are seeing company after company. we are seeing margin resilience that is just unreal. jonathan: sales up 40.5%, slight upside surprise. the estimate, 38.7%. put together with the numbers we saw yesterday after the close from big tech, big money in big white. -- in a big way. tom: what is some important here is how do you extrapolate out this corporate excellence within a boom economy, or do you discard that and start worrying about this, worrying about that? that is the debate here. jonathan: i mentioned a little bit earlier. for the likes of apple, it really underpins some of the fears people have. decelerating growth, supply chain growth persisting, then the likes of alphabet knocking it out of the park, speaking to that robust demand reflected by what happened with youtube, with ad sales up by 80% more than -- by more than 80% year on year. lisa: there is a question of how much this is an expe

mcdonald's says it took appropriate steps as soon as it became aware of the issue.e arrested. >> coming up, president biden signed an executive order today which targets a big tech companies. we will explain why he thinks it's important to crack down on anti competitive practices and a covid outbreak at a homeless shelter in santa rosa. what has been done to stop the spread their plus triple digit heat in the bay area. and it's going to last a bit. our chief meteorologist will have the weekend forecast coming up. show you a map of the temperatures around the bay area and a wide difference from the coast and into the inland areas. it is still a 100 degrees in concord at this. oh, my goodness. our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here with details on forecast, lawrence. yeah, i think a lot of folks going to be flocking to the coastline over the next couple days as this heat wave really going to settle in now. >> and tomorrow likely going to be the hottest day of the weekend. but even sunday it's going to blazing. not. all right. let's go to half moon bay. this i

mcdonald's has a great app. for getting rewards, getting free stuff reach what what apps you starbucks and i use the phils app, which is, you know, you talk about small businesses, small coffee shop. >> but yeah, friday on tuesday, free fries, use the app. the whole thing. i just don't know if that's going to do it. what is it? what's the number one like restaurant ap. is it is it probably starbucks or you could start box because you get 10 cups of coffee. get one free people like preorder ahead. >> but again, absent i'm talking about i mean, every store has to do and i want you to like be honest. i mean, like to use the nike app because i do my my nikes ever at stores now. so there's some sort of 21st century mojo going on with apps it's thought that millennials will never have a real estate agent for use red fed an app. wow. everything is going if you don't have an app. you're you're absolutely nothing kind of thing that's kind of the story that i wanted to do here, but it didn't play out that i want you where

casey mcdonald. does the fox nation show called "monsters across america" here's some of her best work. >> it's a creature that appears to have no arms no torso. [laughter] >> greg: that's star material. all right. to the monologue. something funny happening to the democrats right now. they realize they screwed up. it's clear on their faces. except for pelosi's. great job. after year portraying police is murderly racists, they're now out of excuses. they try, don't they. >> the president never mentioned leaving money for police in the american rescue plan. >> the president did mention american rescue plan, state and local funding, lot of democrats who supported and voted for the bill, could help ensure local cops were kept on the beat in communities across the country. didn't receive single republican vote. >> greg: to believe that you need to be dumb as that studio audience. how can you forget the last year when you heard crap like this? >> i support the defund movement. this is about the investment

i made sure that we took a look at the mcdonald's in that area there was one in the town of willisstonthat was the only way they could afford to live in an area where the cost of living had skyrocketed. that mcdonald's could have chosen to shut down rather than pay higher wages but there was too much business to justify going out of business. however, it wasn't like that originally when this shale boom began they couldn't find any workers. whenever you hear a company say that, you know what it's code for, we won't pay people enough to work here that mcdonald's there showed me how to deal with a labor shortage created by a booming economy, offer enough money and you'll find plenty of workers. that's the solution and it's going to have to happen in places like ketchum, idaho. it is bringing demand for services the wealthy can't live without. if you want a piece of that you have to pay workers more because the cost of living is soaring. that's an unintentional consequence of remote work they can live in places where they used to vacation and now we're in the toughest moment, the moment i

the native americans, janna heather here at the mcdonald's in venetia.ing to have a one day covid vaccine pop up clinic. and, yes, you can get free fries with your covid shot and whether it's free food or famous celebrities. this is part of a nationwide effort to try and get more young people vaccinated. 18 year old pop singer and disney star olivia rodrigo went to the white house wednesday. dam at the white house meeting with president biden, dr fauci because she posted this video on instagram rodrigo, who's known for her hit song, good for you told her 14 million followers. a covid vaccine is good for them. it's important to have conversations with friends and family members, encouraging all communities to get vaccinated and thank you all for helping share this important message. so appreciated. thank you. rodrigo was invited to record a video with president biden to encourage more youth to get the vaccine. i think it's really smart of her to do that, because it's going to influence like her fans, her younger friends and like people who are scared to d

. >> i was discussing it with northern trust chief investment strategist jim mcdonald.ray to have you with us. what will bring those -- really see those retail investors come to the rescue again, or is this justified given all the rallies to all-time highs this year already? jim: a couple thoughts. the first is, the institutional buyer has been the flip of the retail buyer. one of the reasons bonds have rallied is that institutional investors have rebound out of equities, which dachshund to fixed income. it is justified on a short-term basis. there has not been 10% to nearly 56 weeks. if you look at the issue of the delta variant and covid, it is the short-term concern. toward the end of the year, most western economies are going to have immunity in the 75%-80% range. intermediate is longer-term problem. >> does that mean rotation back to those stretched valuation growth stocks right now is unjustified? this chart on bloomberg showing that rotation and how value has started to underperform. >> it is completely understandable. whenever you see the yield curve flattening,

tom: we know the mcdonald's conversation. he runs 50 miles a week.iggs runs about 60 miles a week, and i do not. taylor: stop eating mcdonald's. tom: nice to join us today. thank you so much. stay with us on bloomberg radio and bloomberg television. good morning. ♪ jonathan: live from new york, 30 minutes away from the opening bell. the countdown to the open starts right now. >> everything you need to get set for the start of u.s. trading. this is "bloomberg: the open" with jonathan ferro. ♪ jonathan: from new york, we begin with the big issue. looking ahead to chair powell. >> volatility in both directions. >> an environment where there has so much volatility. >> the most recent move has been more of a general risk off shift. >> what is going on at the long end of the curve. investors need to cs is interest rates continue to rise. >> it has been well fellow -- well telegraphed that the fed will begin to taper probably around year end. >>

are china correspondent steven mcdonald is in beijing and has this report. people in their hundreds of thousands have been moved to safety. deadly flash flooding, following record-breaking heavy driving rain, has shut down cities and towns across the region. some people have been trapped for days, cut off by the rising waters without fresh food or water. officials say tens of thousands of rescuers have been mobilized, including the military, to reach stranded residents and evacuate them from the most dangerous areas. rain has eased in one city, and water is being pumped. as these tunnels are cleared, bodies are being found. pushing up the official death toll. while the emergency situation may have improved, elsewhere, it has become more dire. floodwaters have spread to new locations, with more rivers in the province reaching their banks. makeshift bridges have been put into allow emergency teams to operate. on social media, china's rapidly growing cities have been criticized for not better preparing for catastrophic weather events. at times, the drainage has

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or there were clauses in mcdonald's contracts you leave burger king and go to mcdonald's come on. is there a trade secret about what's inside that patti no, but i'm serious. i didn't know until five years ago the incredible number of noncompete clauses for ordinary people who it's done for one reason, to keep wages low. period look, my executive order calls on the ftc to ban or limit noncompete agreements. let workers choose who they want to work for. i'm calling on the ftc to do away with certain occupational licensing requirements do you realize if you braid hair and you move from one state to another, sometimes you have to do a six-month apprenticeship even though you've been in the business for a long, long time what's that all about? military families, for example, they're often on the move between states with each new assignment so you have a woman in the military, her husband is following her or vice versa, guess what, if you have -- if you're a plumber, you have to get a different license when you move from delaware to missouri look, it can't be a significant burden to get

mcdonald's wants you. get but they have a devil of a time doing that, even in the face of record high wage offers, offering incentives with drivers to pick you up if you need a ride to get to the golden arches. even chipping in on college tuition. phil flynn, karol markowicz. this move from mcdonald's is more impressive than others but continues the theme where retailers and doing everything they can to get workers and they're still having a tough time. what do you make of this? >> if mcdonald's franchiseees can afford to do it, great. the truth ills they're competing with the federal government who has unlimited money and nobody feels particularly pain for paying it. we have a situation where we have to roll back the covid unemployment checks that have been going out to people and get people back to work again. there is no way these private industries, no matter how big they are, even mcdonald's of the world can compete with the federal government sending checks to people to stay home. i owned a business.

joining me is heather mcdonald author of "the war on cops." these are children and babies.e being shot. why aren't the democratic leaders running these big cities making this a priority. >> it's horrifying. we learned a true fact. the press didn't give a damn about black lives matter and the democrats don't. the only time they care is if somebody is shot by a cop. this carnage went on last year. 4 dozen black children gunned down in drive by shootings. i don't know a single one of those deaths protested by a black lives matter activist. cops are demoralized. they are being assaulted at record rates. a 91% increase on ambush assaults on officers. they are told by the biden administration they are racist for going into high crime neighborhoods and trying to save lives. they are backing off pro-active policing and the criminals are stepping up. people are carrying guns and using them. there is no consequence because the left wing prosecutors say we won't prosecute low level misdemeanor crimes or gun crimes. the democrats unleashed a monster. it will be hard to get back. >> lis

we're waiting for mcdonald's, reporting any minute, and boeing later this hour.s and rising covid cases weighing down markets yesterday. all three major market gauges slipping from those all-time highs. european markets managing to advance on strong earnings reports. this wednesday. in asia overnight, mixed bag. gains in south korea and hong kong. "mornings with maria" live right now. breaking news with mcdonald's, quarterly numbers out right now. cheryl casone has the details. cheryl: the recovery continues for mcdonald's. they actually -- it's a double beat right now. first to the number for the earnings per share, coming in at $2.95, we were looking for $2.112 on earnings per share. revenue a beat as well. the street was looking for $5.63 billion. they're talking about strong check growth, it was driven by larger order sizes and price increases. we talked about inflation for the consumer. also of saying that global comp sales were up 6.9%. system the-wide sales rising 48%. so that's a pretty strong number. this kind of goes along with what we heard from them t

joe: hate what you said a 7-year-old at mcdonald's i was 7-year-old we went to mcdonald's and their eyes light up what toy are we going to get with our food are not thinking my life is about in sitting here i hear those things and as a parent is mortifying and a shooting at a baseball stadium, vincent once said baseball stadiums are like cathedrals and ultimate escape from reality i covered it at matt's park a couple of years ago and is a dangerous city and it's a last thing that you think of when you're walking in their somehow people are going to get shot and you talk about defunded the police look at all the cities including washington that you mentioned the have defunded the police and the exact thread happening all over the cities, new york, atlanta, minneapolis, portland, san francisco, los angeles, those are the major ones they've cut police and see a skyrocketing crime while resignation and obviously retirements are exhilarating we have to pair police officers more not just because we appreciate them but entice people to go into a profession where many in one party and some of th

mcdonald's comes in dead last wow. i think they're one of the greatest investments here. i think i like starbucks on the positive side. dominance on the positive side, chick-fil-a has some controversy. the don'ts of their anti l g the tq rights and burger king just shape fast foods wars just isn't about chicken sandwiches. they're donating money to lgbtq rights. so an interesting survey and who would have mcdonald's dead last in the survey. but right. yes, many, many of us when i thought that but not james. answer. >> a lot donald. all right. thanks a lot, rob. we'll talk to later. we'll see if you have a question for rob and you want to contact him. there are ways to reach him. e-mail is easy. or you can reach him on facebook or twitter. we'll is angel soft an ideal balance of softness and strength and more sheets? this mom thinks so. all done? yup. no more? -yup. good job! gotta go again. angel soft. an ideal balance of softness and strength. and more sheets. ♪ persil harnessed exhilarating freshness and infused it into persil active scent boost - a freshness boost only

mcdonald's restaurants will offer higher hourly wages and help with education costs to attract workerse in the us. the majority of its restaurants are owned by franchisees, who are offering the benefits, with some help from mcdonald's, which owns the brand. the former boss of the japanese car maker nissan, carlos ghosn, fled japan in a daring escape while under house arrest, has been talking about his experience, speaking exclusively to our business editor, simonjack, from his home in beirut, ghosn said he had to disguise himself, take a fast train to a regional airport and then hide in a music box before being loaded onto a plane. he leftjapan for lebanon which doesn't have an extradition treaty with japan. he started by talking about the moment of his detention. i could not show my face, so i had to be hidden it was a normal day, the policeman at the passport control said there was a problem with my visa and my passport. he took me in a special room, and, in fact, the person i met was the tokyo persecutor who told me that there is a problem, and when i said, you know what, i need to

. >> i walk to mcdonalds because they have a free lunch for school aged kids. >> we're here for the freeunch. >> narrator: as they navigated months of uncertainty. >> if we can't finish the rest of the year, we may get held back again. >> if they keep these schools shut, i'm gonna go crazy. i cannot teach her. >> if i feel sad or something, and i expressed to my mom, that would make her feel sad and so i just keep it to myself. >> i couldn't imagine living like this forever and i don't want to live like this forever. >> narrator: now, the experience of growing up poor in america through the eyes of children. >> i think anyone can end up how we are, being homeless. >> when i get older, i wouldn't want to live here. i want to get a good stable job. >> i just can't, i can't. >> it's alright. >> no, i can't concentrate. >> it's way more kids like this that's going through the same thing as we are. because something life does happen, and things go the wrong way. >> frontline is made possible by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. and by the corporation for publ

. >>> still ahead mcdonald's is trading right around its high. to look at the battle for employees >>> plus virginia is once again this year's top state for business which states round out the bottom send me your guesses at kelly@cnbc and we'll reveal the answers later on age before beauty? why not both? visibly diminish wrinkled skin in... crepe corrector lotion... only from gold bond. >>> welcome back to "the exchange." let's get a quick check on markets where we're seeing the dow the worse performer today. the s&p and nasdaq are negative right now. in term of sectors tech is leading the way today and financials are lagging we mentioned the results jpmorgan and goldman down, not hugely you can see down only about 1% so, pretty new to today. speaking of inflation, lumber prices are falling for the fifth day in a row they've given up all of their gains for the year and down 60% from the highs back in may this is going to probably be their eighth straight week of declines after the eight-week streak of gains this past spring so, again, lumber down

the base has been there for over 100 years. >> ah. >> but one end of the base far from the mcdonald's prison operation. 40 prisoners are in there. there's 1,500 staff members, about 1,000 troops. that is the portion that people would -- that this administration seeks to close. so people think closing guantanamo means picking up and leaving the base. what they really want to do is figure out how to extricate themselves from having the detention operation there. >> so these -- >> alex -- sorry. >> no, no, so these 40 remain. five of them are suspected of plotting in the 9/11 attacks, right? so you have 17 being held in what is called indefinite law of war detention, and they're not recommended for transfer to other countries. so what is that plan then for them? >> i think that's where the brainstorming is going on. there's a dozen for whom they've approved transfer with security assurances, and i believe people over at the -- at the state department are working on figuring out what countries might take them. one of these dozen is pleading guilty later this year and would return to pakis

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. >>> mcdonalds is offering higher wages, help with tuition and back up child care. >>> the government approved the next billionaire's trip to space. jeff bezos received the go ahead to launch its flight next week. they needed to verify the space craft's hardware and software worked safely during a test flight. bezos is going up nine days after richard branson traveled up. >>> new, the nominations are out for this year's emmy awards and this year the ceremony will have a live audience. we look at who is up for the golden statue. >> there's a lot of emmy love for the crown which earned 24 nominations including one for best drama. the netflix series about the th actor nod. rounding out the best drama series nominees are the boys, love craft country, and this is us. this is us emmy winner and his daughter announced the list of nominees. >> in a couple of months a lot of today's nominees will get their very own emmy to humble brag about. >> ted lasso earned a nomination for best comedy along with a nod for star jason sudakis who plays a football coach in charge of an english soccer team it

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