new you cu. >> but we're changing it. >> it has limited applications but if mcdonald's buys out burger king they'll have to go through the cu process and if there was a let's say a phil's cfo on the corner of somewhere we gave it a conditional use from 14 to 21 stores but a reinforce and a half later they exit that property and starbuck's wants to come in. does that trigger a conditional use or an administrative process. that currently is a cu but we haven't worked out the abandonment so that's something else we need to look at that a standard cu is 3 years but we can change that in the process of administration review >> with respect to process you have outlined in a table a number of other proposals and we've heard from two supervisors offices that there were pending board of supervisors legislation ideas or whatever running around about this whole thing we've known about but your excusing to move forward despite the fact the board of supervisors hadn't revolved their issues. i don't think june 5th is raefks >> we'll recommend june 26th we agree. >> and is that enough time to coordinate w

and my first job there was like at burger king. in merced, i don't know if any of you guys know it, it's a place where you walk around, there might be stores about 10 blocks away from you. currently, when i moved back to san francisco, i moved and the job market around is not walkable. so, thinking about senior citizens not being able to walk about their neighborhood and access that's correct what i found is in my current neighborhood we don't have that. doe have a walgreens, but i wouldn't suggest seniors walk to it, hills might make it a little hard for them. and then you also have the different jobs that offer the firsthand experience for people my age. like i said, my first job was a burger king job. most people do start off working somewhere small whereas, okay, you're just out of high school. we'll offer you an opportunity to kind of gain a little bit of experience inside of whatever skill you won't go into in the future, but it's a start. so, a lot of these places will offer jobs to people that are young, people that don't h

those are the king place of the day brought to you by burger king. jason heyward.ody out, runners on first and second. and the first pitch is outside for ball one. >> eric: can you see frieri, 9a miles an hour. accustomed to watching guys out of the bull pen outside of joe smith, coming in at 96, 97. >> justin: the one through four hitters for the braves combined 1 for 14 with seven strikeouts. outside. 2-0. >> eric: well, the irony of baseball is, heyward can get on, bj upton comes to the plate with a chance to tie the ball game. that's struggles obviously at the plate. out in the field. >> justin: 2-0. heyward took a strike. 2-1. he didn't like it. that pitch was in. what is it about closers having so much difficulty coming in in non-save situations? >> eric: sometimes the adrenaline isn't there. you see that pitch off the plate. you know, ron washington, a coach with the oakland a's while i was there, now the manager. very successful manager of the texas rangers, said, don't give me anything about a save situation. you come in, i give you the ball. it's a win si

a burger king card. >> burger king and mcdonald's. kids are going to eat what they want to eat. the key thing is having parents do the right job and that's education but the problem is even so-called healthy food, the way schools do it, you want to throw it away. it's unhealthy the way they treat healthy food. >> i agree with rick up to a point. there is a role for the administration to play. sort of guiding and setting an example. i remember jfk did that with regard to exercise. that's okay. but it's these mandates that are the problem. >> right. and the problem is that it's coming from on high. it's dictating from a very centralized bureaucratic mandate when what we need is local control. that's what these republican re are trying to do. you must buy certain types of food. the local marketplaces, it's a lot more expensive or unavailable and it's unfair to impose these really top heavy demands. >> to impose and then, mike, to use science as your justification. michelle obama is talk about potatoes being bad because science says so. well, science has a lot of different views on

you look at a burger king or mcdonald's or dunkin' donuts.p. >> part of the franchise fee. >> cost like minimum wage, obama care, $5, two for one whoppers, those are cuts that hit small business owners. >> we have to leave it there. you have some ideas. >> she's very passionate. >> i'm good. i'm good. >> you're good. thanks, guys. >> i still write checks. coming up, top of the hour, we have herb here. we'll talk about what he's callical calling apple's extravaganza. do you have kids in public school? the shocking stats that affect your kid. lots of things coming up the top of the hour. join us on "street signs." weekdays are for rising to the challenge. they're the days to take care of business. when possibilities become reality. with centurylink as your trusted partner, our visionary cloud infrastructure and global broadband network free you to focus on what matters. with custom communications solutions and responsive, dedicated support, we constantly evolve to meet your needs. every day of the week. centurylink® your link to what's next. yo

brought to you by burger king. tommy la stella has had himself a regood day.me one, broke an 0 for 23 slump. >> mark: tommy la stella put the game out of reach against a good reliever in antonio bastardo. just lefty on left. same situation in game two against hollands. this time he drives the ball the other way into the gap. a couptriple, a double, five rb. way to re-establish yourself after your first -- we'll call it your first slump in the big leagues. >> tom: those are our burger king plays of the day. no balls and one strike to freddie freeman. inside. 1-1. >> mark: can we talk? i know we wore this out. you caught this guy's home run yesterday. >> tom: it was -- it was remarkable. >> mark: how does that happen? >> tom: i think it's just sheer luck. >> mark: how did you have your glove with you? >> tom: we were out televising the game yesterday out in the stands. it was a beautiful night. so matt stairs who is one of my partners doing the phillies games, he needed a glob to do something in the open. >> mark: okay. >> tom: so matt didn't use his glob the la

transferred it to a private vendor who has no additional security above and beyond what a kinko's or burger king would have. >> she sard she has no comment on the zegs. and she cannot discuss pending litigation. . >>> federal investigator say a drug lab hidden in a home could be connected to a mexican drug cartel. agents from the dea and the homeland security spent time in san jose. what was inside was unrefined meth amphetamine. the amount shows it's over a long period of time. >> it's into crystal meth. and that's what gets sold. conversion labs like this are consistently run by drug cartels. >> two children and two adults were detained. whoever was running it will probably be charged with chairj child endangerment. found to be safe, but officers found drugs in the home and as a result. >>> million marijuana voek advocates could say the drought cause not to have waush officials say marijuana growers aren't being targeted. >> in you're senior water right holder, or if you not using waste, you'll have the water right in tact, unless we have to curt tail it later this summer. >> the orders are se

the king play of day brought to you by burger king. it's hanley ramirez in the fourth inning.t to center field. and then he comes through again. a breaking ball. and that's gone. two home runs on the day. a four for four ball game for hanley ramirez. a 12-2 vick interest i for the dodgers over the pirates. coming up after this break, we'll get you back to studio where rob studio is standing by. the dodgers take game three of this four-game set. >>> cancer affects us all. one in two women and three men will get cancer and in tend it will claim people worldwide but for the first time the possibility of stopping cancer is real. fox sports and major league baseball ask you to join our team so we can turn everyone diagnosed with cancer into a cancer survivor. stand up with us. stand up to cancer. >> we welcome you to the chevrolet "baseball night in america" postgame show. rob stone, frank thomas back with you. let's talk about the red sox versus the defending champs are back after that ten-game losing streak. now it's six straight victories. >> you heard the thing, don't poke them

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pprrrrrrttttttttttttttt ] ♪ [ clap, clap ] >> thom: the king plays of the day brought to you by burger kingn today. >> eric: just absolutely dominant. you saw the way that the cardinals were swinging. pitches out of the zone, swinging through the ball, you really couldn't ask for a better performance today than what zakh greinke gave the dodgers. i got to keep talking while he's throwing strikeouts here. ridiculous! ten of those. >> thom: so a 9-1 lead for don mattingly's team. today's broadcast produced by brad sager, gilbert zapada, montal bany, zach jensen, and stats up in the booth provided by aaron charlton and we thank our entire fox sports crew from here in los angeles. we these two teams getting together again come october. the final two standing in the national league for the league championship series a year ago. where the cardinals advanced on to the lcs for what was a third consecutive year. chris perez, the one-time closer of the cleveland indians, and of course originally, a st. louis cardinal, takes over on the mound. >> eric: yes, dodgers have a number of guys that have been

that explains why burger king, starbucks, duncan brands and taco bell are chasing after the mcdonalds customer. what who wins in the world of breakfast eating? dave palmer sticks starbucks but that doesn't mean general mills and kellogg are losers as they pivot, traders and analysts are speculating the sector would be ripe for a deal. that's one reason their stocks have held up real tefrelatively. for "nightly business report", i'm sarah eisen. >>> a new chapter for barnes & noble, it is spinning off its nook digital book business. that's where we begin tonight's market focus. the book seller is hoping to up shareholder value by splitting it's company into two divisions, one including the nook and college textbooks and the other will include the retail business. it expects to complete the separation byarch of next year and by the way, the company reported a smaller quarterly loss today so shares popped more than 5% to close at $21.65. >>> elsewhere, a dip of earnings in the third quarter but results still beat and announce add big share buy back plan which sent that stock higher, as w

it's just after closing at a burger king in xenia, ohio. he works in the food prep area.irthday. feeling a little frisky. thought i would get clean. >> it is your worst nightmare and plays to the worst stereotypes of fast food employees. >> the birthday boy even asks a coworker to record his tubby time on video. then tells her to go get their boss. >> karen, he's in the sink. is that okay? >> once they actually get the manager's attention, she's not even interested. in fact, she gives some short responses. but it's basically just ignoring what's going on. >> tacket puts the video on hismy space page and it goes viral. he gets his 15 minutes of fame but loses his job. >> fast food could become the cleanest, safest industry and 20 years later point to that dude. >> eggs, smoke bombs, and fists. welcome to parliamentary politics ukrainian style. >> this one's beyond insane. >> april 2010. kiev, ukraine. members of ukraine's legislature are voting on a controversial treaty with russia. when the opposition party tries to disrupt the vote. >> instead of handling it diplomatical

prior to that, companies like mcdonald's burger king, denny's and more have sent clear signals to theirk suppliers that enough is enough, that they don't want pigs to be kept in these cramped, squalid conditions. we are seeing a change. the write hing is on the wall clearer than before. we don't farm the way we did 10 years ago today. and 10 years from now, we are not going to be farming the way that we are today. change is the only constant in the agricultural industry and every industry and change that is coming is going to be better for animals, better conditions than they have had in the past we will use fewer as more and more americans decide to eat less meet meat. >> thank you for being on the program today. still ahead, what's the state of your air? we will tell you how to find out using your zip code and what you don't know about what you are breathing every day. we speak with a new study possibly linking oughtism and schizophrenia >> i find it immoral to destroy something like this >> an epic fight to preserve a way of life. >> we ask for strength as we take on one of the most

course, and the philosophy monty described is the same philosophy that holds at mcdonald's and burger king and other great american companies. i think there's no question that if you're making minimum wage, you think you want to make more. on the other hand, the sad truth is that raising the minimum wage will hurt those who are looking for entry level jobs. it hurts women who are frequently last hired and first fired. it hurts african-american youth who have very high unemployment rates. so the question is are we creating an economy where people have the opportunity to get a job and rise? and i think the data is pretty clear, there is way too much crony capitalism in our economy today which helps big business and by the way, let me say, both parties participate in this, and not enough main street entrepreneurialism which creates these jobs and which this initiative celebrates. >> let's get some different perspectives on the minimum wage, mr. president. >> you could have it so high it would discourage employment, but, you know, when we raised it when i was president, the minimum wage in rea

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transferred it over to a private vendor who has no additional security above and beyond what kinkos or a burger king would have. >> u.s. attorney melinda haye refused to comment on the break- in and the theft. >>> the man known as hidden cash has been revealed. ktvu went with hidden cash last month as he hid envelopes of cash. now we can tell you he is jason veti a real estate millionaire. one lucky person found some of the cash he hid on air. he said he won a lot of money and wanted to do something fun with it so he started the scavenger hunt. he's not done. he said stay tuned for details of our san francisco event in san francisco. >>> and one of the biggest concerns is all the dry brush next to freeways. ktvu's rob roth tells us what's being done about it. >> the grass is tall, thick, bone dry and it must be tamed. this morning a four man crew from caltrans maintenance department attacked this piece of dry grass. in the past week, at least two fires broke out on the side of freeways in san jose. another along an interchange near vallejo. we're always worried about somebody tossing aside any kind

the late 1990s, and early 2000s pushed the consumption of bacon to big restaurant chains, like burger king, windies and denages, because the low-flat trend so hurt port belly prices that the pig producing abouted them to do something to help them sell bacon. they developed a pre-cooked round bacon that could be put on burgers and sandwiches that was easier and cheeper than them cooking bacon, it's greasy and messy. so those burgers and sandwiches kicked off a wakon trend which went the other way, went to high-end restaurants with cooks using more bacon, and putting bacon into desserts and icream. there's a bacon lip gloss and a bacon coffin, costing $3,000. i believe the company made three our four. someone is buried in bacon. you mentioned it could have consequences that are not outlines good, that anti-oxidents are are 100 million business. >> most health trends are benign, if not beneficial, they introduce us to new tastes, flavours, cultures and ideas. health and diet trends have an edge to them. to sum up what you said. there was a product called 7-up. they had 7-up anti-ochl dent che

burger king up 2, wendy's up, sonic up 5.3%.o you put up that performance versus the other guys? >> well, several years ago mcdonald's had the momentum and were sucking the air out of the room for everyone else. but that has slowed. we have a good head of steam in a variety of ways. through the recession, we shifted what we were hearing from our consumers, and the degree to which we were getting that, we shifted the value strategy, stepped up the quality of our food. then we really got -- rebuilt our marketing team, got our product pipeline moving, hired new creative folks outside and new media buyers. the consequence of these things really 12, 13 into our fiscal 14 really compounding in a very positive way, driving the momentum. we've seen the last several quarters, and this may, our fills called quarter showed the compounding benefits of a mul multilayered growth strategy. >> there's something people here, media. if you're like me and watch a lot of sports, there's two guys. these two guys i know. every time i see them, i want

the burger king plays of the day, it seems that it hit only 26 home runs, the fewest in all of majorseball, benefited by the long ball tonight. >> eric: big three-run home run by sal perez. >> matt: and just the second of the year by eric hosmer. ned yost is hopeful that this is a harbinger of things to come at kauffman stadium. for eric karros, matt vasgersian saying so long from kansas city. we send it now to ryan field, frank, and c.j. right after our break in the fox sports studios for more postgame coverage. know that chasing performance can mean lower returns and fewer choices in retirement. know that proper allocation could help increase returns so you can enjoy that second home sooner. know the right financial planning can help you save for college and retirement. know where you stand with pnc total insight. a new investing and banking experience with personalized guidance and online tools. visit a branch, call or go online today. >>> fox sports and major league baseball ask you to join our team, so we can turn everyone diagnosed with cancer into a cancer survivor. stand up w

the pork industry in the late 1990s, and early 2000 pushed the consumes of bacon to burger king and wendy's and denning, because the low-fat diet trend of 1980, and '90s hurt the pork belly prices that pig producers begged them to do something. they developed a pre-cooked round bakion to be put on burgers and sandwiches that were easier and cheaper than the restaurants cooling them. if you cook bake job, it's ceezy and messy. the burgers and sandwiches kicked off a trend which went the other way, and it went into high end restaurants with cooks using bacon, and people putting bakons into desserts, taking it into iceceement. there's bacon lip administrators, and a bacon coffin, looking lying it's made out of bacon, i believe the company that made it sold three or four. someone is buried in bacon. >> you mentioned it could have consequences that are not always good, that antioxidants could be worth millions. and doubts about whether they help us. >> most health trends are benign if not beneficial. they introduce us to tastes, flavours, culture and ideas. health and diet trend have an edge to

. >> he would rather have protests in burger king than his restaurant. what the hell. looks good. melissa: is it about sounding good? doesn't feel very sincere, veronica? >> it is interesting. we'll see how sincere it is. maybe if he was sincere we'll see what push back we get from @, the franchisees. i'm sure they're not happy. melissa: no. >> these employees, i'm curious to see if this satiates demand. they were asking for 15, mcdonald's employers. melissa: it was never going to be 15. >> would be nice this guy who is i'm sure experienced businessman would actually level with the people what this means for jobs at mcdonald's. the fact that these are many small businesses. these businesses operate on somewhat of a tight margin. when you start raising their minimum wage, you cost jobs. would be nice if mr. thompson went out there to explain that. >> how many people get laid off or how many hours are cut. >> a little honesty. melissa: here is the math. the other guys say it will cost me $125,000. here is where it will come from snoop write an op-ed in "barron's." him sure you guys

last week it was burger king that god yo-- got your gizzard. >>> how about an uber under fire. >> thistype of -- we don't want to call it technology, but a new product, and this new product will come through regulations gradually and gradually. what you have right now are really a native type of industry where you don't you don't know what's going to happen. you may be in an accident and may not be insured, but that's not to say it will always be like that. as they companies mature and evol evolve. >> i want to know. >> i want to know -- >> whether this is a cowboy driver, you know. >> dom just took the words out of mire mouth. it will be the wild west, then regulations. colorado is actually the first state to roll those out as of last week. >> here's sue, in the colorado dispensary, claiming they are pot-infused candy knockoff ganga joy has tarnished the iconic brand, the almond joy? >> do we have any images? >> that's too bad. >> take a look online if you can. they do look very similar. i think this points to a larger issue, that's the fact that there are against regulation in an eme

simpson could have gotten up from his chair with mark fuhrman was testifying and gone out to the burger kingogna sandwich and came back and nobody would have known it. everybody was focused on mark fuhrman. so, and the "n" word. >> all right. and you know what? that's so true but we are out of time. i have got to tell you i don't know if they sell bologna sandwiches there. anyway, thank you both for joining us. and, we're following breaking news right now. sergeant bergdahl is on a military plane heading back to the u.s. test test did you know a ten-second test could help your business avoid hours of delay test test caused by slow internet from the phone company? that's enough time to record a memo. idea for sales giveaway. return a call. sign a contract. pick a tie. take a break with mr. duck. practice up for the business trip. fly to florida. win an award. close a deal. hire an intern. and still have time to spare. check your speed. see how fast your internet can be. switch now and add voice and tv for $34.90. comcast business. built for business. and this is fox news alert. in just hours,

simpson could have gotten up from his chair with mark fuhrman was testifying and gone out to the burger kingcame back and nobody would have known it. everybody was focused on mark fuhrman. so, and the "n" word. >> all right. and you know what? that's so true but we are out of time. i have got to tell you i don't know if they sell bologna sandwiches there. anyway, thank you both for joining us. and, we're following breaking news right now. sergeant bergdahl is on a military plane heading back to the u.s. a live report next. >> o'reilly here, as thousands of foreign children flood into the u.s.a. why can't the obama administration control the southern border? also, our mad as hell segment on the next factor. so i can reach ally bank 24/7 but there are no branches? 24/7 i'm sorry- i'm just really reluctant to try new things. really? what's wrong with trying new things? you feel that in your muscles? yeah...i do... drink water. it's a long story. well, not having branches lets us give you great rates and service. i'd like that. experience a new way to bank where no branches = great rates. ally b

burger king just introduced a a new extra long cheese burger. [ laughter ] ew.t's an extra long cheese burger that comes topped with onion rings and a hoagie bun. [ audience ews ] it's the first burger that comes with fries and a hug. you okay? [ laughter ] you alright buddy? sorry, pal. >> man that jay, he's funny ain't he? jay, jay -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: kevin eubank. [ cheers and applause ] >> he's funny. man. jay is so funny. >> jimmy: kevin eubanks. i think you got the wrong show buddy. >> oh damn. >> jimmy: what's up, you can stay if you want to. >> no, no, no, this is too weird man. i got to call jay. this is just kind of freaking me out. [ laughter ] great show. man it's killing -- [ cheers and applause ] --got to go. >> got to go man. >> jimmy: kevin eubanks everybody. check him out. [ cheers and applause ] he's out the door. check him out in the season premiere of "royal pains." hey you guy, i read that the standardized test to get into medical school called the m cats will get a lot harder next year. students say, "how hard will it be" while a pati

i did go in there eating burger king one day, and i was supposed to meet some people, and they were likeou at least not be eating all this stuff in your audition? i was like, well, i'm hungry. [laughter] but i wasn't runway where you have to be so pin thin. i liked it that it was more healthy and women with voluptuous chests and bottoms. >> look at the, at this picture on the screen right now. 000 is about a 22 and a half inch waist, and that's about the size to a 6-8-year-old child. >> that's irresponsible. >> there is this mod cloth, one of the houses that sells plus size, and there's a plus size revolution going on, something like what sandra was talking about, for that and many retailers. could this backfire? get the girls to band together and say, you know what? there's no way we're going to be skinny. >> i think girls who are going to do that are going to do that probably. i think it's smart for them to target the plus size audience. what's going on for the girls or women that are doing this is they're being infantilized. they're being asked to be little girls. you can disagree wit

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a topless woman in the cayman islands threatened a burger king manager with two machetes before demandingurger with lettuce. no shirt no, no shoes, no service -- oh, wait, i did not see the machetes. [ laughter ] in that case, how may i help you? anybody here watch the kentucky derby? any horse racing fans? [ cheers and applause ] yeah, all right, great. well, california chrome, the winner of this year's derby was reunited with his trainer on wednesday, who said that the horse has gained 35 pounds since the race. said the horse, "oh, congratulations would be nice." [ laughter ] he was like, "oh, glad you wanted to jump right to my weight." [ laughter ] he won the kentucky derby. this is rough. a man in florida stabbed his friend during an argument about who would drink the last can of natural ice beer. and i'll bet i know how that went. you drink it. no, you drink it! no, i don't want to drink that crap! [ laughter ] not sure what to think of this. texas police arrested a 31 year-old woman after she enrolled in high school as a 15 year-old sophomore. police became suspicious when they not

. >> i did a stellar job for peanut smoos i worked at a burger king in college and now i a run $2 trilliondustry. >> and you're thin which is kind of weird. >> but one thing i ask with this -- >> but it's going to mean lost jobs. >> or more automation. we were talking during the break a lot of places have set up a system you get your own drinks or it's all automated so you cash out yourself or very close to just cooking our own food. >> sure. >> the process speeding up, you and i mention applebee's with the on screen menus to order at your table, that's going to cut jobs out. that's a given, isn't it? >> sure. especially in our industry and in the quick service restaurant industry, we create entry-level jobs, first time jobs, that give people basic fundamental skills, working as part of a team, interacting with customers, being part of leadership and learning about leadership and the first opportunity op the employment ladder that can lead to career opportunities and teach you great skills. >> your critics will come back and say, if it was your way you wouldn't raise the wage ever and peop

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the battle to decide the real burger king. c, mcdonald's classic, has everything a fast junkie could want, including 29 grams of fat and 500 rookie -- 550 calories. the burger is being tested in southern california. thick burger, two burgers in the title, weighs in at 790 calories and 42 grams of fat. the chief marketing officer admits it is an indulgence. if the taste -- if the test is successful, you can see party restaurants across the country. it does look good even at 9:00 in the morning. the hour.inutes past we are looking at a mixed day for futures. the s&p and the dow is off by a bit. european stocks at a one-week low contributing to the sentiment we are seeing in the market area -- market. as the supreme court gets ready to rule on the legality of aereo, we will look at the possible outcomes and what they could mean for the way you watch tv. to thearable technology android tv, anyone's guess what google will unveil tomorrow. we will have your preview. ♪ >> we are 30 minutes from the opening bell. futures are little cha

talk about breakfast burgers in burger king, taco bell waffle tacos. more and more are going out for breakfast. look by day part at restaurant traffic, breakfast, lunch, dinner, after hours, and breakfast is the only one, check it out, that's posting growth right now across the restaurant space. >> does that include starbucks? >> yes, and that's why they are investing heavily in the food service business because this is where the traffic is. >> highly leveraged to employment because you're not going to get something out for breakfast if you're not on the way to work as mcdonald's argue. monsano reporting earnings. the company says they expect the seeds and trades business to continue driving growth. as a result, raising full year guidance to the upper end of the previously announced range and announced a $10 billion share buy back. look at shares of monsanto. >> the buy back is the key part of the story. it it is significant. in fact, $6 billion above what people had been anticipating. the story is one of capital return. capital management, larry robin

transferred it to a private vendor who has no additional security above and beyond what is a kinko or a burger king have. >> a police report says nothing was stolen, they worry evidence may have been compromised. prosecutors in the case declined to comment on the break in. >> they are looking for a man who attacked a woman on a freeway overpass, this image of the suspect was captured by a surveillance camera. he grabbed a woman over highway 101. a woman was able to break free. he is described as latino weighing 140 pounds. the f.b.i. is teaming up with san francisco police finding disturbing gravity. this is shared by two congregations beth israel and the sign has been restored but jay weekly online ran a photo of the vandalism before the cleanup. >> the message we need to send back whether it affects our own community or one of our neighbors community, no, we're all welcome here, that's the american way. >> no one would go on camera, but nothing like this has ever happened at their synagogues and that their congregations are in shock. >> law enforcement agencies are teaming up to crackdown on mob

burger king is controlled by the guys from 3g. they bought heinz.ffett, 3g did a roll up which acquired anheuser-busch but started out as a small brazilian brewery 20 odd years ago. if you have a competitive advantage at operating at a low cost in an industry where everybody is operating at high costs, you can make a large number of acquisitions that are attractive. that's what valeant has done. since pierce has been ceo, if you bought the stock and reinvested every dollar and dividend, you have made 26 times your money. >> i'm not suggesting to you that you can't make money doing this. i suggest there is a larger issue at play. here is a company, allergan, which is a pretty well-run company. >> sure. >> and the strategy is we're going to buy it and decimated it as much as possible. let me ask you a separate question. a short seller james does not like this. >> yes. >> he has come on this network and talked about it. he believes there are accounting issues. that there are so many one-time costs involved in all the acquisitions. if you backed all of

she worked at mcdonald's, burger king, never really held a job.her certification for phlebotomy medical assistant and ekg. she went from being lazy to being a student counselor while at job corps. .he graduated two years ago she came out and is now waitressing nights at waffle it fired her up about learning. -- iust got her bachelor's am sorry, her associates in business management and she is going all the way. what they did teacher was discipline, they taught her how to feel good about herself. i think that is important for these kids, coming in, to learn how to, like david said, move in the right direction. what job corps does is a lot more than just teaching trades and professions. they teach kids how to be a better person. guest: that is a great story. that is the sort of success story job corps will want to hear about. people fromseveral the place in oklahoma who said that about this experience. they had a similar track. they got trained in carpentry or now they mow lawns. even though they did not end up advancing in their career that they we

luke brown called to say a bomb was hidden in the food part of burger king at the mall where his brother center. >>> and tracy morgan was seriously hurt in a car crash. >> now we are learning a walmart truck driver was asleep at the wheel and facing charges, including one count of death by auto. >> so what do the charges mean and what role could celebrities play in the investigation? here with insight, attorney david schwartz. good morning and thank you for being with us. good morning, the driver could face jail time if found guilty. >> five to ten years in jail for death by auto, which is an act of recklessness. if he did fall asleep behind the wheel, that's one of the ways to commit reckless driving in new jersey. and certainly the fact that a death occurred five to ten years in jail. >> i'm not trying to take anything away from the tragedy of this, but ten years in jail for falling asleep is very different from taking drugs, drinking, has that ever happened? has anybody gone to sleep for falling asleep? >> and causing a death? absolutely. and look, it could be -- there could be plea b

burger. there's a little thing missing. where's the beef? on the grill for your summer cookout, or your favorite fast food joint, americans love their all-beef patties. >> the taste is king to make a rise. but with no meat. it's called the beast burger. and the creators of beyond meat, say it's plant-based. the company claims the four-ounce serving has 24 grams of protein. more iron than a four-ounce serving of beef. more calcium than milk. and packed with antioxidants and vitamins. and the taste? well, we're about to find out. we kind of started. >> they're pretty good. >> and the founders of twitter and bill gates has invested in this. >> and they're calling it a superfood. i love that. it's packed with vitamins. i feel better already. >> right? >> avocado is my favorite superfood. i love it. >> a way to get your vitamins. >> and protein, obviously. nothing says breakfast like a slider. >> it really tastes -- >> pretty good. >> no one's talking because they're eating. >> we should send it outside to michael for "deals & steals." michael? >> thanks, guys. >>> we're beating the heat this morning with some scorching hot deals. perfect for summer entertaining. tory johnson

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