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whoppers are regular burgers are cooked on the same grill.burger king is not commenting on the suit. >> chick-fil-a announcing it will stop donating to charities that do not support lgbtq rights. the change will take place next year following years of protests. some critics are pointing out this is not the first time that chick-fil-a made the same promise. in 2016 they told a news site it would wind down contributions to those charities. critics say the company donated nearly $2 million to organizations that discriminate. >>> downtown san jose looking a little more festive after olympic gold medal skater christie yamaguchi opened her ice rink. mike inouye helped emcee the event. if you were watching yesterday we said that yamaguchi is jealous of mike's manicure. we'll have a follow up on "today in the bay" hot topics. >> you did talk about my blue nail and i did do it. and i wanted marcus and laura and kari to see that. we followed up. >> nice finish for the opening ceremony. a little hot chocolate toast and it benefits the all a dream founda

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chief justice burger had the same thing.revolutionized the court in terms of public access to the building. and some things that helps people understand the court's role. and preserve some transparency, while ensuring the courts work still has the nature and character necessary to do its job i think that will be looking back, big part of the legacy or a notable one. host: we have one less clip of have one last clip of the chief justice, 2018 university of minnesota law school. he hits on the themes you described. >> the court has from time to time erred, and erred greatly. but when it has, it is because the court yielded to pressure. we need to know that at each step we are in this together. there is a concrete expression of this collegiality and a tradition at the court that has prevailed for over a century. before we go onto the bench to hear argument in a case, and before we go into the conference room to discuss a case, a pause for a moment and shake each other's hands. it is a small thing, perhaps. but it is a repeated

david: is burger king's new veggie burger guilty by association?is suing the fast-food giant accusing them of cooking their impossible meatless whopper on the same guerrillas the meat. burger king does not comment on pending litigation, would they be better off if they stopped trying to please the vegans. >> you are walking into a place called burger king. where do you think it was being cooked? their slogan is have it your way, i am sure they would be happy to accommodate the vegan if they could, you have a personal responsibility to speak up, if you want to your way not on burger grill, you have to open your mouth. >> don't go to burger king. vegans to me are always causing problem, and it is a hamburger not arsenic, not you weekior yoe burger it is is not going to kill. >> people who are silliac for example will say if their food is processed in a facility where there is wheat, they will get sick. >> if i was burger king i would have a separate grill, see if it takes off a not. >> i don't think all of vegans always cause trouble. they won't ever

the same grill as regular burgers?ould ask for a microwave option or a broiler but they did not. shannon: the impossible burger, have you tried it? >> i have not. it says 0% beef. i don't know. there might be -- >> if you are concerned, how do you prepare your food if it is so important you need to file a federal complaint about. shannon: they will file complaints no matter what. let's move to mcdonald's, it has gotten so dangerous to get there the way stores are declined in the late hours without security. exhibit c, this is an attorney, they don't feel safe. >> a customer beat a worker with a heavy plastic sign, disruptive kitchen equipment at work. customers -- comments to them and at one instance even urinated on a worker. shannon: they say it is not safe. >> they are making an argument because of the late hours. they are in business to serve customers. the physical location made it easier for people to attack them. the fact of the matter is i suspect most of these places are in high crime areas with mentally ill o

chief justice burger had the same thing.revolutionized the court in terms of public access to the building. and some things that helps people understand the court's role. and preserve some transparency, while ensuring the courts work still has the nature and character necessary to do its job i think that will be looking back, big part of the legacy or a notable one. host: we have one less clip of the chief justice, 2018 university of minnesota law school. he hits on the themes you described. >> the court has from time to and erred - erred, greatly. but when it has, it is because the court yielded to pressure. we need to know that at each step we are in this together. there is a concrete expression of this collegiality and a tradition at the court that has prevailed for over a century. toore we go onto the bench hear argument in a case, and before we go into the conference room to discuss a case, a pause for a moment and shake each other's hands. it is a small thing, perhaps. but it is a repeated reminder that, as our newest

over its plant-based impossible burger. is here to explain. >> philip williams of georgia is seeking a class-action lawsuit and he is a vegan taking a lawsuit against burger king, claiming it is misleading customers with its impossible whopper. williams went to burger king, ordered the impossible whopper without mayonnaise but did not know that the meat free patties were cooked right where the regular hamburgers and other meat products were cooked so he says it was essentially covering the outside of the impossible whopper meat free patties with meat byproduct. he says burger king did not inform him of that even though he did order the impossible whopper without mayonnaise which he thought was the only product that might have any sort of meat byproduct. he is seeking this lawsuit, burger king saying they don't comment on any pending litigation but he says this is deceptive, he feels duped by burger king and a lot of people on social media have complained about similar issues saying this meat free product is still cooked rig

cooks its impossible burger.he's vegan and claims they are cooked on the same surface as beef. the lawsuit says that makes burger kings advertisement that the impossible burger is 0% beef wrong. burger king says it cannot comment on pending litigation. >> the holiday shopping season the non-profit world against toys causing harm organization has re toys of 2019. topping the list are the ner of ultra one. ice cream scented slime. and a plastic power rangers claw. the group says these toys pose high risk of injury to children. >> i was going to get the slime. >> let's get to spencer. >> i was ready for the impossible burger. conditions, mainly clear skies. clouds blowing around. over night lows in the mid to upper 40s. tomorrow very windy. we have a red flag warning in effect. skies will be bright with high temperatures ranging from 60 at the coast to mid-60s around the bay. red flag warning in effect from 4:00 a.m. tomorrow to thursday. high fire danger for the higher elevations in the bay. the 7-day forecast. tha

>> burger king. >> tucker: not in and out of burger king. as a burger king?ause it is a real thing and yes, burger king wants to solve this problem paired once you place your order, you get updates and then through a motorcycle courier, your burger, whatever else you want to order from burger king, that will be delivered to you. what are you that hungry and traffic that you need to eat inside your car? >> on the 405, 4:00 on a friday, yes. >> tucker: 's last question. i'm sharing this now for my judges and as you know, this is the way the game works, they make up rules as we go along with no rhyme or reason. they are like the federal government that way and they are telling me this final question is a three-pointer. also multiple-choice. here we go. some people in the northeast are very excited because a 10-foot great white shark is heading their way. he was seen last week in connecticut. it could be heading toward martha's vineyard where the shark has been given a name. what is the name? is a a, lydia, b, charles, is a c, kevin? kennedy? >> we are going to n

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it will sell impossible whopper, jr.s, burgers and cheese burgers at 180 locations around the u.s. that's your cbs money watch report. for more, head to cbsmoneywatch.com. at the new york stock exchanges, i'm diane king hall. >>> a mysterious series can have skies had people all he ever the u.k. asking what were they? it was space x launching 16 star linked satellites. they plan to launch internet service. >> so they say? [ laughter ] >> hmm. >> just saying hi. [ laughter ]. >> all right. well, we are seeing a lot of fog out there this morning again. >> we are, yes. along the coast and part of the day tracking that fog for you this morning. locations starting off the day with clear skies. first of all, clear skies on the mount vacca cam and that is the full moon. isn't that a pretty sight this morning? now, i do want to show you the future cam and this is looking north. you can see fog rolling in across the golden gate bridge. >> depending upon where you are, inland or the fog across the part of the bay. >> temperatures in the 40s and 50s as we kick off your tuesday here in concord

customers who bought impossible burgers. burger king didn't respond for comment.hey began selling the impossible burger in august. plant based protein has become popular. >> clear your holmes of clutter. now she wants to replace them with products that spark joy. she told you to get rid of your stuff and she's selling you some. she launched an online shop selling 100 products across categories like aroma therapy, cooking, decor and organization. she said she's not encouraging customers to overpurchase anything. >> we should have been suspicious. she wanted us to get rid of stuff. and event lif we'd replace it. >> i did it in two different rooms. at first i thought about it. and i went to the thrift shop and i really like that hat. wait, that's my hat. i gave away things i wanted back. >> early start continues right now. >>> the impeachment probe back in the spotlight today. four top officials set to testify. why they matter and how new revelations from this diplomat make him critical for democrats. >> u.s. role as a >>> the u.s. royal as a broker in doubt. recogni

>> i'm so bougy. >> you are burger king is bringing the plant-based burger the vegetarian butcher that is the dutch company will supply the soy based rebel walker the rebel chicken king in sweden it sells in 17 other countries the impossible foods burger has not been for sale in the eu because it includes agageneticl modifiedingredients. burpger king's u.s. store sales rose shares of parent company are both higher this morning >> favorable reaction there. i find it interesting milwaukee on the list. the sausage capital of the states >> maybe not anymore things are quickly changing. >> meet in tube form struggling. thank you rahel. >> a sigh of relief as president trump reportedly considering delaying a decision on tariffs plus instagram taking new steps to keep users from stalking one another. southwest becoming the latest target over questionable safety practices. we are back after this to take care of yourself. but nature's bounty has innovative ways to help you maintain balance and help keep you active and well-rested. because hey, tomorrow's coming up fast. nature's bounty. because

necessarily better for you than a plain old meat burger? because there's a lot of processes in these foods >> so i think there's three criteria for wanting to buy plant based meats. there's the health angle, the animal welfare angle, and climate angle. i think the animal welfare angle, clearly better. climate, clearly better. health a little bit tougher. they are heavily processed they've got more complicated ingredient lists they do have no cholesterol which is a legitimate claim relative to red meat and they are not red meat if you happen to be an older person trying to avoid that explicitly. there's a market for it but it's not that compelling on the health side. >> you said three things, it was interesting. the climate -- >> animal welfare. >> animal welfare, okay. >> and health and wellness >> from our data, over 70% of shoppers say things like ethical treatment of animals are either extremely or somewhat important to them when they're making choices about what they buy. so i think there is something to even though it's not proven tor

burger king says a microwave opoption is available. if you are trying to be vegan at that level, may be ordered king is not the place to start. diep tran: i think people are aware of vietnamese cuisine, and most people don't want that cuisine to change or don't want to have their understatanding of the cucuisine to change. becaususe the cuisine is chahang l the timime. the idea of a, like, this unifying national cuisine, vietnamese cuisine, it doesn't exist. really, it truly doesn't exist. even a unified vietnamese identity doesn't exist. [dings] like, it's kikind of like s sayg italians--defined by tomatoes and olive oil. wwhat people see as essential,, it''s because they'y're looking from like an n outsider's point o of view, and it's not granular.

and the dutch pharmacologist mark post presented the 1st ever lab grown burger back in 2013 that burger cost around 250000 euros to develop testers consumed it at a public event their verdict was that it tasted like meat but it was a little on the dry side. 6 years later mark post continues to cultivate meat in his lab it must reach to university he's added fat cells to the recipe intended to make the lab grown meat tastes juicy or we haven't tasted it with the fat yet so we don't quite know what we imagine that the taste will improve and also the picture will improve being more juicy than before the calculations show that it will end up with something like 1011 euro for a hamburger. but that price would only be possible if the lab grown meat is mass produced. so far the scientists output has been limited to what they can grow in the lab but in theory the implications could be huge a single muscle stem cell could be the source of enough meat to feed millions of people and all that without a single animal being harmed. this is a view of others among a team of experts the german governmen

or impossible burger and mcdonald's is now in the process of making that transition. it's not because the government regulated them to do that and to stop because the ceo of these corporations woke up one morning and said wouldn't it be great to participate in the solution rather than the problem, it's because there were market forces because people are making changes in their lives. we live in an age of historically unprecedented tracking of our choices. amazon is aware of our choices. google is aware. netflix is aware. in this sense, it's a good thing because our choices can take on a greater importance. one of the interesting things about the rise of beyond burgers is that 90% of them are sold to meat eaters, not vegetarians. i think we are now moving away from the binary of this being a question of personal identity. you can either do all or none. anybody who's in between is a version of a hypocrite. instead, we are moving toward the idea that we know we will do our best to do it. even if that best is not complete. the reality is, nobody's best is complete. i've n

. >>> a vegan customer has a beef over burger king's impossible burger. they are now taking action.ntaminating the new impossible burger. >> good morning to you both. many food banks are preparing to help thousands of people in the bay area for the upcoming thanksgiving holiday. there could be a problem. how the public safety shut off is playing a role. >>> cbd is in everything. there really have not been many studies and regulations of the products. how safe are consumers? and what is being done to educate consumers. back after the break. there are those who will say that you're: too fat. too skinny. too hard. too soft. too old. too much. too unexpected. too limited. and to them we say too bad. because at kaiser permanente, we believe that everyone deserves the right to thrive. >>> welcome back. south dakota's governor defending a new anti-drug campaign after major criticism and backlash. >> i am on math. >> i am on math. >> so am i. >> governor christie knows the videos of south dakota and saying they are on math show that the drug problem is everybody's problem. the governor said

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in iceland this week marks 10 years since the last mcdonald's hamburger was sold that that burger according to its is still intact and back in fast food chain left the country during the 2009 financial crisis but the burger and fries have yet to expire a webcam live streams the combo meal 24 hours a day from the hostel in southern iceland. up next here on the w of the week in because of the. counting. can go over your concept discovered with the bollocks. after 100 years the ideals of the bomb more relevant today than they were a. 100 years ago visionaries reshaped things to. people understood design is a way of shaping society. about how often does crossover. with ideas that are our future somehow a part of. me part documentary starts nov 14th w. this week on world stories. planting trees despite opposition in china. saving penguins in south africa. we begin in germany where people of kurdish descent are concerned about the turkish army's invasion of. northern syria many of them fear for the lives of their families there. all week. looks forward to soccer training with his club. like most

. >> reporter: congresswoman abigail spam burger has a complicated relationship with impeachment.ber she joined six first term democrats in writing an op-ed pushing to open an inquiry and now she's keeping her distance from the progress in congress. >> you have decided how are you going to vote? >> reporter: her approach could be a reflection of the politics between now and next november in a district she won by fewer than 7,000 votes. >> the majority of the district is rural and very conservative. >> reporter: virginia's district is unpreticketable place politically and home to one of the biggest wins when the 2014 primary and president trump won it in 2016. >> this is a highly densely populated area and unfortunately they come out and they vote for nonconservative values. >> reporter: as the house prepares for another round of televised hearings next week, spam burger conducted a two day tour through her district focused on health care. she didn't mention impeachment at all. >> when i hang out with a democrat the week after last wike, the topic would be the president. but i'm lo

the burger was $3.95, and it came with coleslaw, french fries, or potato salad.t's a steal of a deal! >> and a smiling waitress. [ laughs ] >> willis will eventually buy out his partner and become the biggest fish in the town's very small pond. >> we had three restaurants, two motels, two gas stations, a grocery store, pretty much within a block. >> baker booms. in the late '70s, willis buys a nice house in silver lake, a desert community 75 miles away. but soon business in baker sputters. cars are all air-conditioned. gamblers can drive straight through and arrive in vegas cool and comfortable. willis needs a gimmick, something to grab their eye and their wallet. he gets his inspiration in an unlikely spot -- international falls, minnesota. >> they had the world's tallest thermometer, and it was 22 feet high. and so i think he saw that and the wheels started spinning. >> 22 feet? pshaw. his thermometer will mark the highest temperature, 134 degrees, ever recorded in death valley. it will soar as high as baker is hot. >> i know that my mom recalls saying, "have y

he said he tried it at a burger king because he was hearing so much about it.rding to williams, had he known it would be cooked on the same grill as meat he said he wouldn't have ordered it. burger king has not issued a comment on the lawsuit. >> that is literally the point, for it to be separate. >> i don't feel like it's that serious. but i don't know i'm -- i don't know. we'll talk about this later. we don't have time to go into it. you're going to have a whole new grill? >> i know. we'll discuss. parents know all too well that if the baby doesn't sleep, neither do they. so the secret to getting a good night's rest, what is it? >> i don't know. i really don't. before we go to break, we are monitoring the impeachment hearing on capitol hill. here is a live look inside the hearing room. abc news will have live coverage when that hearing starts at 6:00 a.m. here on abc 7. we want to remind you we're not going anywhere. we will stream our entire show local news, you know when you're at ross and your new fall look just keeps getting better? check this out! that's

specifically, the classic california burger and in-and-out burger. opened a restauant in the houston area. customers lined up for hours. some even said it waan tas stap >> the watch cha ma colic burger. >> you're offending all of houston. >> i know. >> you had to choose innd out versus what a burger, which would you do? >> only one for the rest of your life. >> you're putting me on the spot. >> in and out. >> that's the answer right. the burger battle goes on, but at least for now it does look like in and out is winning. no surprise to any of us in california. >>> still ahead on "abc 7 mornings," a bay area mother and daughter are fundraising for pancreatic cancer research. how they're combining their personal story and love for alex trebek into an emotional campaign. >>> a liveookm o exploratorium camera. a beautiful clear morning. all the lights lit up in san francisco. lisa argen will have your forecast in a few minute tto harrison, the wine tcollection.. to mateo, my favorite chair. grace, you get the beach house... just don't leave the lights on

claiming the company cooks its meatless impossible patties on the same grills as its traditional burgers website, burger king suggests vegans should request that their impossible whoppers be cooked separately from the same broilers used to prepare beef and chicken. the company has not commented on the lawsuit. >>> and reality star kylie jenner is selling a $600 million stake in her beauty business. jenner will sell 51% of her company, kylie cosmetics, to cody. the company says it will help the brand expand and enter new beauty categories. cody also owns a number of international consumer brands including cover girl. the deal is expected to close next year. anne polary? -- anne-marie? >> diane king hall at the new york stock exchange. thank you so much, diane. >> you got it. >>> still to come, dozens of wildfires in australia leave sydney shrouded in smoke. air quality reaches dangerous levels. residents are being warned to stay indoors. levels. residents are being warned to stay indoors. tea leaves n-soaked are picked at the peak of freshness. for a naturally smooth taste. and drinking l

you need that stuff to have a veggie burger not taste like cardboard.eeing some early applications there. people are excited about the trillion dollar market for ground beef, i get that. >> is that a real number? jason; fo: for beef. the real exciting thing from my standpoint is sophisticated things. when you look inside, like an apple and look at what is going inside the cells of that fruit, there is a level of nanotechnology and complexity that is much greater than your apple computer, right? if you think about it, that is where biology excels. it makes that thing from nothing. we don't have any way to make highly molecular complex nanotechnology on the cheap except biology. i think the first technologies will be advanced materials. the stuff that will surprise you will all be the advanced manufacturing stuff, in addition to making food more efficiently and things like that. but it will be everything. brad: that is it for this edition of bloomberg technology. this is bloomberg. ♪ david: in the last recession, your firm performed extremely well. are yo

mark says he is having a chicken burger and chips.ood bill is normally just burger and chips. alan says the food bill is normallyjust over £100 for the day. i don't go wild until you are pleasantly full then you can only fit so much on your plate. smaller plates. if you have people coming around, get them to bring something. this is a story about the impact that climate change is having on all of us. wherever we are. happening on our farmers on all of us. wherever we are. happening on ourfarmers and not just... turkey is not the only bird affected by high summer temperatures on their fertility. it will happen with other animals as well, and brussels sprouts and potatoes, they are not just affected brussels sprouts and potatoes, they are notjust affected by brussels sprouts and potatoes, they are not just affected by floods as well. it means the supermarket prices are going to increase. they are up by 7% in the last 12 months. it will hit us in the wallet this christmas. irish times, farmers blame self is for increase in headlice. havi

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that's a really good this is a plant based burger made by impossible foods what we do here is we take simple natural ingredients we take our knowledge of what those ingredients are and lean recombined them to make amazing delicious products the goal is to revolutionize agriculture improve human health and reverse global warming a tall order for a little burger this company's goal is very clear which is to eliminate the need for animals in the food system by 2035 the people in this industry say that if consumers begin adopting clip based meats in a big way it could have an enormous effect on global warming the current system of producing need is not sustainable air go it will definitely go away at some point we've reached. peake how so what's in it soiled for texture potato protein for flavor and nutrition ferment it soils for flavor coconut oil for fat and sizzle and other natural ingredients getting the taste just right is the priority the. key to getting you know very wide adoption of plants means meat products means to actually give hardcore meeting interest their real experience n

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a vegan customer is suing burger king the customer says he wouldn't have ordered the impossible burger if he knew it was coded in meat products. customers can request their impossible burger paddies be cooked in an oven to avoid any contamination. >>> steep drops in kohll's and other retailers. the dow jones had a tiny blip. half an hour before the close of the section and down by about 1/3 of a percent. >>> google launched its new video game streaming service. to stream games across multiple devices through the google chrome browser. so far 22 games are available and 450. >> you don't need to buy an expensive pc or game console to enjoy the newest blockbuster games. >> users can buy the study of founder's edition package. it's $130 it includes the necessary hardware and access to three months of study. early reviews say so far the resolution and speed are not matching up to those of a video game console. >>> several users say their accounts are being sold on the bark web. disney says there's no indication of a security breach but it's likely people use the same e-mail and password for

what's in the trump burger? angus beef. >> the president, like the burger, is popular with russian diners. >> wow, this is so wonderful man because this is special. >> you love his hair. >> i like he's strong. and the truth is is many russians see president trump as a rare friend in the white house. what would be lost in the impeachment. when russian state television, tightly controlled by the kremlin, support for trump and the impeachment battle is absolute. after all, it's russia that sometimes joke that got him elected. allegations of election meddling were officially denied, but often referenced even on serious news shows with a wink. have you lost your mind that you want to remove our donald, asks the host of this weekly current affairs program. they say trump is weakenng the united states, says one of his guests. yes, he is, and that's why we love him, he adds. more problems they have, the better for us. it's no secret only russians are taking pleasure at the political discord in the united states. impeach

it's been 10 years this week since the last mcdonald's hamburger was sold in the country and that burger cording to its owner is still intact the american fast food chain left iceland during the 2009 financial crisis but the burger and fries have yet to expire a webcam live streams the combo meal 24 hours a day from where else a hostel in southern iceland. coming up next reporter with a look at 2 women who were targeted by east germany's security service the stasi you can get all the latest news in information around the clock on our website. more news in 45 minutes.

how difficult has -- with the more is dani burger -- with more is dani burger. how difficult has been? >> this year, it has been particularly difficult. over the past eight months, hedge funds have seen their clients withdraw cash very steadily. it was only february of this year that hedge funds did not see withdraws. this is the longest stretch since the financial crisis. it has to do with fees and performance. on performance, we can look at the hfr global hedge fund index in the white compared to a very cheap vanguard s&p 500 etf. there's about 20 percentage points separating the performance of the two. i mentioned the vanguard one was cheap. this one in particular is only three basis points in terms of its expense ratio. you compare that to hedge funds, the typical model of two and 20 and it is very difficult to justify those fees and justify investors staying with you when you have a spread that looks like this. manus nejra? nejra: coming up later today, ukraine's prime minister will be speaking to us exclusively. that conversation half past 4:00 this aftern

for the record, beer and a burger at my bar in the mission is currently $27 with a tip. and our burger is not that good. i'll put that on camera here. it's okay. but it's not that good. [laughter] that's a lot of money for a burger and a beer and everybody sits around talking about how millennials are ordering online and changing their buying habits and austria try having student debt and spending $27 on a burger and beer and you would come up with other buying habits yourself. finally it takes a lot for a government body to surprise me in this day and age. but i encourage you to read up on the responsible beverage service act that has been proposed and now is being implemented by the california abc. it is very rare that i see a steaming pile of turd this large that affects small businesses in our state. what they are proposing which they did in a very quick timeline, essentially over the summer break when nobody was paying attention, they are trying to create a new bureaucracy in the state which will actually force every single person who serves alcohol to sign up in th

warren is not backing down >>> shake shack gets grilled the stock having its worst day ever after the burger joint warns of slowing growth and grub hub is to blame. >>> the profit is here marcus will be with us for the whole hour to talk the economy and consumers. power lunch starts right now >>> taking a look at the markets. a bit of a mixed bag now back to the highs of the day. the nasdaq hitting a record level. the s&p has yet to make its mark it's still just barely sitting in the red melissa. >> the dow getting sent to new record highs to some surprising news on a dow component. bob is at the new york stock exchange with the latest >> walgreens is reported to be exploring a potential going private deal with buy out firms. that's according to reuters. this was halted on the nasdaq for volatility, not news pending. it's re-opened up about 3% as for the broader market, a bigger break out may be near we're only 10% of the s&p at new highs. that could be about to change. we're seeing a significant number of stocks 2 or 3% below the new highs. that's close enough to produce expansion. big name

here with the details is dani burger.ould this private equity germane interested in a lift business? >> it comes down to returns. it's as simple as that. and consumer goods, they are well-known for their kraft deal. they see their consumer goods business see multibillion dollar write-downs. this is really a story of crowding. private equity is so crowded. you are seeing players having to move away from their core focus in order to look elsewhere for returns. 3g is moving to this elevator unit. it has to do with how much dry powder there is in private equity. 3g has about $10 billion of investor capital they need to employ. they are getting a lot of pressure from their investors to do something with it, to go after those big deals. . lot of investor interest it would me the bill of a big deal. nejra: is this an asset that is insulated from the economic slowdown in germany? >> any german asset, especially industrial conglomerates, feel the pain of a german slowdown. deals actually why this has been made possible. when you h

it is a veggie burger >> some are really good.ver tried morning star grillers those are good. >> why would i >> low calorie >> that's a reason >> it is not like the impossible burger where it is the same. >> i like regular burgers. >> the 3 g guys. they need some good news they've had a rough run. restaurant brands has not done well so good for them. they've had a terrible 12 to 18 months. >> coming up, boeing is talking deliveries and details on plans for the max jet. disney plus launches today what does this mean for the battle for your screen stay tuned you are watching "squawk box." when you retire will you act or feel different? or will you just be you, without the constraints of a full time job? you can grow your retirement savings with pacific life and create the future that's most meaningful to you. which means you can retire, without retiring from life. having the flexibility to retire on your terms. that's the power of pacific. ask your financial professional about pacific life today. but when i started seeing things, i

thank you very much, dani burger with your movers.d be looking a little better for london's corporate landlord. seemss for office space to be up. demand'she supply and like apple -- like those coming from apple could be cushioning this. very good to have you with us. ask you about that assessment, the demand for office space in the capital holding up even with uncertainty. is that your experience? chris: absolutely. in terms of what we are seeing place, it isonal as strong as ever. we are just about tracking last year which was pretty much a record. there are some big deals in the pipeline. by the end of this year, this could be the strongest year for occupational take up. anna: how does that look at against other trends? -- whathat we have seen we normally find is that london is the largest investor market. london attracts more capital to to real estate. but this year we are number seven. we have dropped back but i think brexit mostly around uncertainty. i think when we have clarity, especially around a sensible deal and a sensible t

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