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you have burger king, shake shack, five guys. it is interesting.ve managed to create this allure that this is homemade better service, healthier even. not healthier. you look at the fat content, it is something like 40 grams for a burger at five guys. it is eight grams at mcdonald's. if you get a big mac it starts edging higher. still, they've cultivated this idea of health. maybe this is what steve easterbrook can do. if he took the battle where it needed to be, back in 2006-2011 he actually took to the television screens and had a debate with the writer of "fast food nation." trying to bat away the criticism. 100% beef, all over their website. they had their own website set up, make up your own mind, to answer questions about this. trying to perhaps remarket themselves. it hasn't worked so far. they need to get more inspirational. >> you wonder whether they need to change the nature of the restaurant. when you walk into certain burger places, it feels like a restaurant. you wonder whether they need to change the experience. >> online ordering or

and everybody goes, okay, burger king is going to kill them. then subway is going to kill them. what they've got is they're the largest feeder of humans in the united states and the largest seller of coca-cola, they make 70% profit margins, best locations, highest brand awareness. however, i agree with some of the comments, the high dividend has gotten in the way of value investors long duration value investors getting more involved in it. the dividend yield, it's become a bond surrogate stock, like a verizon, at&t and that's dangerous. we think the stock would trade at say $75 if it weren't for that dividend protection and we would be interested in the stock at 14 or 15 times earnings. so we're holding a small position, waiting patiently. >> in the case for a reason why you should buy the stock, maybe not at this level, currently at $92 and change, but at a pullback that looks more opportunistic going forward. >> that's our viewp. >> yes. >> question. >> i feel like the -- there is a lot of support at that $90 level because you do have that 3.7% dividend yield. it got to 3.8% a

burger king one real close to me. about 24 years ago, and proudly 24 pounds ago. i was having it my way at the king. a russian coup occurred against gorbachev and traders had their way with me and i lost about $250,000 as all the european currencies collapsed over fears that the communists were back in charge. that was one expensive charbroiled bomb trade as it got crushed against the dollar. i watched the coup failed. next time i said i'm never going to trade currencies again and i'm only going to mcdonald's. that's the kind of thing that can happen when you trade overseas. the big gunslingers guys they come on our air, always doing things like this. going long to pound and short the franc and ganging up on peso and doing all sorts of things and making them sound real smart. maybe they never go out to lunch but the key takeaway is this stuff is inpenetrable to everyone but the pros. trust me. what's darn point? will greece leave the euro? i don't know gloriously greek to me. i say when in doubt you have to remember w

burger king offers a ten pack for $1.49. asked what it says about the market if they can sell a meat product. burger king offers a ten pack for $1.49. i asked what it says about the market if they can sell a meat product. "mother jones" said last week a company apologized after a customer found plastic in a mcnugget. a million nuggets, that is like $37 worth, actual it is about $200,000 worth of nuggets at 20 cents a piece, and god only knows how many chickens. a million nuggets, that is like $37 worth, actual it is about $200,000 worth of nuggets at 20 cents a piece, and god only knows how many chickens. cardprks ill said the plastic was not from their facilities. at least i didn't have fries with that too. we'll be right back. >>> on sunday within millions took the streets in france. there was another big rally the next day that you probably didn't hear about. the message was islamists not welcome. it was patriotic europeans against the islamization of the west. it including neo-nazi factions. they also claim not to be rac

i say seems, because we know from wendys and burger king and even from pepsico, that there is still a huge market for food that is not all that good for you. but somehow, thompson was not able. look at wendys or daniel schwartz at burger king or the ruler of pepsico, which includes frito lay, she is putting up monster numbers even though nobody confuses doritos with tofu. bringing in the investor who reenergied wendys who has them on a tear schwartz who amazingly is in his early 30s. he engineered the brilliant takeover to diversify from burgers. i'm not saying that the new ceo can turn this dog around overnight. consider when schultz returned to starbucks, it fell before he took the job back in 2008. at the time, even as starbucks spiked 9% immediately, schultz told me it would take at least 18 months before we started to see the fruits of his labors. sure enough the stock fell. no small part due to the recession, and fell later. starbucks, right in schultz' time frame was off to the races and the stocks never looked back. i think easterbrooke's job will be much harder than schultz's

we're going to be at burger king, come meet us at burger king. >> they were sending a notebook back andir only means of communication so that they wouldn't argue. these two people who once cared enough to marry each other could not stand to open their mouths to each other without venom. >> accusations were beginning to amp up. >> so gen accuses mark of abusing mary during a visit in littleton. county sheriffs investigate. find no basis, no evidence to support the allegation. and the county attorney in grafton county declines to prosecute. i think she really believed that that was the case, that mary was being abused, no one was listening to her, and she believed it would continue. >> genevieve began to take mary quietly behind the scenes to doctors. doctors would say, i don't think that happened. why are you saying that happened? >> and she decided to make a tape that somehow illustrated that mary had been victimized. and that was when things really got bad. >> the assistant county attorney provided us with a tape that genevieve kelley had produced at the house involving mary, dropped i

that's a different strategy than burger king or mcdonald's having to pay more. their profit margins will go down. they'll raise the price of their burgers. neil: now couldn't that also be like a scarlet letter. businesses will say, to hell i will go to new york. >> he has other things in the plan that maybe will help a small business. but, yes that's going to impact them. so even though as i said i'm for raising wages. i think it needs to be driven by, you know, is it a hot skill? technology? health care? neil: there has to be a way to do this. >> just not across-the-board. neil: you know of what you speak. thank you very much. good thing the markets were closed today. something went down in china, that i'm telling you, would have had them crashing today, at least early on. after this. neil: all right. in tonight's biz blitz let's say it's a good fortunatelything our markets were closed. had they been open, there's no way they could have would they the initial shock wave of china's market falling the equivalent of -- the biggest daily hit that market has seen si

. >> look at wendy's and burger king and other places have succeeded.endy's is focused more on the higher quality to where as burger king is concentrating on value. >> burger king's menu looks a lot like mcdonald's. >> with regard to what each has to do not just in the u.s. but in asia, the supply chain leads to concern. in japan earlier this month there were samples of things found in the chicken mcnuggets. >> you wrote it was a matter of time before thompson was forced out. no surprise at some point don thompson has to go. why wasn't decor russ singing louder? why wasn't mcdonald's a feast so to speak for activists? >> i think the alarms probably should have been sounded at the end of 2015 -- 2013 particularly when they tried to sell mighty wings. it's a product that speaks to the core of mcdonald's problems. when 70% of mcdonal customers go through the drive-thru lane eating in their cars that's just not a product for mcdonald's customers. >> eating mcdonald's in your car. that's just gross. steven anderson is a food analyst at miller today beck. >>

burger king is avoiding the us tax man. i'm shifting all my business to burger king.and know what they're doing to us. if i could afford it, i would move to canada. joe from florida says: i don't think america lost to north korea. i do think sony caved and it only encourages more attacks on american companies and definitely shows weakness to our enemies. jean from new york agrees. north korea did not win. sony backed out because they were more afraid of the army of lawyers would descend on them if someone was attacked in a theater. those lawyers. go to gerriwillis.com. send me an email. we'll be right back with our question of the day. will you watch the state of the union? stay with us. gerri: well, president obama tomorrow night will try to sell tax increases during his state of the union. he wants to raise taxes on the wealthiest americans. will you watch the speech? we asked the question on gerriwillis.com. only 12% said yes. 88% said no. be sure to log on to gerriwillis.com for our online question. the democrats have one answer to every question: raise taxes. tha

burger king will sell ton nuggets for 1.49. taco bell and pizza hut are offering fast food bargains. >>> you may want to cutback on your smart phone usage when you hear this health story. the study found problems with posture and hearing as well as surge in er visits. user lose sleep and # 5% keep their phones close enough to grab them while in bed. >>> some studies reveal clues why some get post post traumatic stress and some who do not. those with ptsd have a variationful a gene. some people may be susceptible to the event of trauma. now that they have found the gene there's a better chance for treatment. >> david we talked about how dicey the roads were especially in the suburbs this morning. that because we were below freezing? >> reporter: swelled below freezing temperatures -- we had below freezing temperatures above the surface that produced ice. storm tracker 6 live double scan shows we have changed over to almost all rain now, if i take you up to the northern suburbs there's a little bit of blue around quakertown and m

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are subway mcdonald's, kfc, burger king and 7/11. >> the report government regulations are standing in the way despite the ifa sunny outlook. minimum wages in 21 cities as of the new year and the affordable care act have franchise owners like matthew patan krk in. he owns 70 auntie anne's flan franchises. he experienced significant growth since he started. >> the challenges out there right now are a bit daunting and it's not just the increase in the minimum wage and it's not just the affordable care act. it's also, you know department of labor rules on overtime or on sick pay and it's increases in taxes and legislation that impact how franchise operations are run. >> reporter: 85% of membership these have had negative impact on their businesses. fast food in particular had a rough two years thanks to pushback from workers striking for $15 an hour. it remains to be seen if industry can continue growth in 2015 despite these hurdles. for "nightly business report," i'm kate rogers. >> and that is "nightly business report" for tonius. i'm tyler mathisen. thank you from me as well. we hope t

taco bell, burger king, they gain share for them in the fourth quarter.anuary seems like those two chains in particular are doing well and taking it out of mcdonald's, but mcdonald's is going to try to do an old-fashioned turnaround. similar to what it did in 2003 where it redoes the menu, gets back to value. they're doing it locally. >> in fact, by the way, we'll leave it there, david. thank you. i want to remind our viewers, too, cnbc has an exclusive story up right now on cnbc.com from katie little saying that she heard with anonymous sourcing that they're going to knock off a bunch of menu items, and mcdonald's will try to go back to basics and simplify the menu. if you like the honey mustard snack wrap -- >> gone. >> it apparently is gone. the chipolte barbecue snap wrap and five or six other tumdz. that's exclusive on cnbc.com. >> i would like them to bring some of the international menu items like the tear auky burger from japan and that's delicious. >> they have an interesting concept store in sydney, australia, apparently. it doesn't say anything

other companies such as burger king and cbs are also facing lawsuits for sending unwanted text messages. >>> and today, a cajun pot luck party. they shut down operations on the first day of 2015. this after a long legal battle that it lost with the u.s. department of the interior who refused to renew the lease for the farm and the national sea shore. they have been farming oysters for nearly 100 years. the government will turn the property into a marine wilderness area. >>> and new developments in the recovery of air asia flight. they are getting closer to learning what happened to the plane over the java sea. more from indonesia. >> reporter: the searchers struggled against the weather and high waves again today as they tried to operate a couple of underwater cameras, trying to get a better look at these two large objects spotted by senatoronar on the sea floor, one of them 30 feet long and 15 feet wide. as crews bring more bodies to the shore, the officials are looking at more progress. two large objects. the head of the indonesia search and rescue told reporter this morning i can con

burger king or google what it really is is employees. it's shareholders. customers that are feeling the burden. i think that i'm with steve as well. that we want to try to elimon-aid this but make it part of a larger tax reform effort. >> rick, this segment, after all, your idea. you're for complete abolition of the tax code. right? i'm kidding! >> i'm against you all. here's what we have to get to. we immediate to have an honest conversation. yes, we should not have the highest corporate tax rate in the world. >> we have nothing but honest conversations here. >> no no. i don't mean us. i mean the congress public, et cetera. here's the problem. we have to take our effective tax rate. we know some big corporations -- by the way john a republican candidate said corporations are people, too, and we forget all the deductions corporations get. we need to figure out what are they really paying? we should not be the highest corporate tax in the world, but we have to make it fair so that a small company who's paying full boat is the same as a large company that's

hasn't moved like dennys and wendy's and burger king. unchanged the last two weeks. go with the long side. >> bullish. are you? >> no. >> no you're not. he never is. >> this is a burrito company trading at 40 times expected earnings. it can't last forever. the chart is fantastic. so if you own it don't sell it but i don't know if you have to chase it. this is the sort of stock that you have to wait and see if there's any signs of deacceleration. it will drop 20 or 30% quickly. >> why always buying premium when it's so high to sell a spread? >> well it can seem expensive at times and cheap at other times. right now we're right in the middle of earnings season and a lot of the trades are long because we're expecting the stocks to move more sharply. that's when they'll pay off. however, selling vertical spreads in a high implied volatility environment is a good strategy. >> time for the final call. >> if you have green mountain coffee we recommend selling it. >> i would use put spreads to do that. they're cheap. >> collaborative final call. >> i'm actually favorable on

. >> it's not just burger king.pushback i have with everybody saying people want healthy food millennials want fresh, that's why they're going to chipotle shake shack. look at sonic, posted 10% revenue growth at an all-time high, best quarter in decades i done think sonic is healthy. what does that tell us about mcdonald's? >> right. yeah, i think americans we're not ready for healthy food yet. what we're seeing is more a trend towards healthful, making minor changes swapping out olive oil instead of butter as an example. fast casual chipotle the poster child of that segment of the industry is $30 billion segment here in the united states. but it's projected to go over $100 billion in the next decade. so for $680 billion industry with 1 million restaurants here in the united states it's cannibalizing itself. now, the segment of the industry most affected are full service casual dining service with checkout less than $20. tgi fry fridays and apple byes are hurting. in the case of mcdonald's, they did come clean and a

joint is also known for its crinkle cut fries and custard with higher prices than a mcdonald's or burger king it's in the fine casual space. that makes its real competition the likes of chipotle and five guys equally popular with the millenial crowd. the question now is whether people line up to buy this stock the way they do shake shack burgers. >> from the investment side there's an appetite definitely. whether or not the company will replicate the craze or all the attention it's received in the new york metropolitan area is to be seen. >> we're hungry. we're here for a real estate conference and we've heard about the shake shack. >> i like their burgers because they're not too thick and not too thin. >> awesome burgers at a fair price and local favorite. we try to get in last night and the line was around the block. >> what don't you like? i like the burgers. the shakes i mean the quality really comes down to the quality. >> reporter: that enthusiasm from customers earned shake shack more than $82 million in revenue in 2013. but same store sales have been declines over the last three years

other companies such as burger king and cvs are facing similar lawsuits for sending out unwanted text messages. >> it's becoming a lost art as the number of piano stores across the u.s. and here in the pay area hit a new low. fewer students are taking up playing piano which is forcing business owners to get pretty creative. >> >>. >>> step inside the piano gallery and have a listen. you'll hear piano man in the back corner from a man whose life is piano. >> if it has keys on it it's part of my world. >> he taught lessons for decades and now sold pianos for 30 years. if you ask why he'll give you a lesson in business. >> in today's markets you have to adapt which means that you have to run a much leaner and a much meaner machine. >> he once had six stores across the bay area and now has one in san jose and according to the associated press stores are shuttering across the country. kids are turning to other activities or buying electric pianos instead. sales peaked in the early 1900s but plummeted this century. >> a lot has to do with disposable income product in a tough economy. >> so

eating in on the berger trend, burger king and five guys, shake shack coming to the u.s. it -- u.k. the feeling it is healthier, handmade. 43 grams of fat for five guys. mcdonald's basic hamburger, eight grams. >> so they need to change the message. >> when he was leading the charge in the u.k. and europe he engaged in a tv debate against the person who wrote fast food nation. he tried to set up web sites to educate people that they are not as bad as you thought. he is about digital. focus on menus as well. he did try to do a new program, create your taste. a menu about building your own berger. we need a man who can take what he did for 1200 stores in the u.k. how do you make mcdonald's relevant? how do you get the millennial's to start thinking you are cool? how do you start changing the enormous juggernaut? >> i wonder how many big macs are eaten? >> you know the issue about the debate, the desire of the nike ticker. you have that golden m. maybe it is time to get rate of the golden arch. >> you are feeling radical. >> thank you very much. we are going to discuss the merits of th

burger king, the burger king tim horton's transaction would meet the 25% test. obviously because it's real combination transaction of a foreign company and u.s. company. it didn't necessarily have to meet that test in order to qualify. the 2012 regs have largely shut down self-inversions. in particular the requirement that you get 25% of your gross income from transactions with third parties in your country of incorporation. that's a very, very difficult test. how many multi-nationals do you know that get 25% of their gross income from third party transactions in any country in the world maybe even including united states. certainly in any non-u.s. companies. a very aggressive use of regulatory authority to try to limit taxpayers flexibility under the statute. started pecking up late in '12 and became much more robust in '13 and '14. it's not surprising that a certain percentage of those transactions were inversion transactions for reasons that john talked about and for reasons like not if the foreign company had substantial u.s. operations not wanting to revers

three years of his tenure, and it's not just the long standing rivals like wendy's wendy's and burger king take ago way customers, chipotle is taking away customers. >>> they released their preliminary reports this week and it calls for big changes, the advisory committee was put in place by governor jack markell it's for the inner city students and one drastic change is the streamline serving the city. >> the christina school district to leave the city and concentrate in newark and the western part of delaware county and colonial school district has 150 students or so in wilmington and no schools, to leave the city as well. >> students from christina and colonial schools will be take and in by the red line district. they are holding meetings on the proposed changes. >>> the speaker of the house mike terzi met with students today and toured the catholic cool to learn about its blended learning program. he backed learning college fund philadelphia they use tax credits to make college education more accessible. more than of the due paul students are using the fund. >>> students at regional h

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a miami fast food chain, burger king, wanted to be canadian. look at these tax fixes by u.s. companies, next. ♪ >> pfizer has been a u.s. company since its founder opened a redbrick laboratory and 1849, but this year, it wanted to become a british firm. the reason? to get a tax break. this practice referred to as tax and version, could cost the u.s. treasury more than $33 billion in lost revenue over the next decade. trish regan joins me now with more. republicans say the answers cut the corporate tax rate. >> i think it's pretty simple. i don't know why you don't want to incentivize people to start businesses here and keep them here. right now, you are incentivized to do an inversion deal. if you can get 12% in ireland logically as a business you will be looking to incorporate in ireland. >> what about the pushback they are seeing from the white house? you get the benefits of eating in the u.s. but then you want to cheat the tax base. >> you will have a lot of businesses looking to start up that will say maybe i better starting my company in i

>> we are a burger king shareholder. burger king is taking significant share away from mcdonald's. think it would be unlikely for us to be competing against ourselves. mcdonald's stock is not cheap. because there is a strong balance sheet, it pays almost a 4% dividend yield, that supports the stock price. it is not as interesting because the dividend supports a value that i think is maybe not justified. >> weigh in on the opportunities in front of you. how much do you think about the macro backdrop right now? copper down massively. treasuries below 2%. people wondering whether the fed raises rates this year. when you look at the economic story, what signals are you getting? >> i'm very bullish for most industries, and for the economy. you have an unusual time where unemployment is heading down to the mid-5% range. you have gdp growing at a pretty nice clip. you have long-term interest rates that are very low. it is ideal for most of corporate america. if you've got exposure to the energy sector, you make drill bits, it is probably not a good time. i think if energy prices were up,

the firm bought burger king in 2014.rivate equity firm but doesn't raise money the sway some of his partners do. the journal said in addition to warren buffett, investors including roger federer and bill ackman. >> thank you so much. >>> and prt nominating a former community banker to the fed board responding to criticism over the makeup of the central bank. allen landon has ties to the president's grandmother. if confirmed by the senate, landon would be the first community banker on the board since the duke left two years ago. >>> obama has been in the news for threatening to veto a measure that would approve the ketone pipeline. this is one of many priorities legislators are pushing for. let's get out to tracie potts live from washington. >> just 24r hours ago, the white house said they weren't quite ready to issue that veto threat. now it's a done deal. a spokesman saying if congress and president obama, that same bill on the keystone peep line he will very toe it. but runs think they can override that veto at least o

for those of you who think mcdonald's is doomed because of the unhealthy menu remember burger king didn'terving tofuburgers. same as jack in the box. the truth is the competition is running circles around mcdonald's. i think the problems can be fixed which is why we own the stock for my charitable trust. i wouldn't be surprised if it heads to 110. you are being paid to wait. the dow's seventh worst performer sadly at&t down 4.5%. despite the monster yield. we used to think of phone companies like at&t as utilities. really utilities are monopolies. how about that utility index? at&t though it is cut and it is in a ridiculous four-way battle. verizon, t mobile and sprint engaged in the field. i am excited about at&t's prospects. not because of the telephone business but because of directv which i think is under marketed powerhouse. i have always felt whoever has the every football game televised franchise where every name is given to espn for fantasy is in the seat. i think it is almost impossible for them to screw this up. that is why the stock could be up big in 2015 possibly trading up $

investigators say the pair stopped to celebrate their heist at a burger king where they took 17 picturesn mouths as you can see there. ate short time later the device connected with wifi at nearby starbucks and images started loading to schaffer's cloud account. >> i wondered who they were. and immediately within seconds i realized who they were. and that's all they had any money in their mouth. >> suspects were gone by the time police arrived but those selfies are now serving as primary evidence in this case. >>> find out if the flyers manage to score for the first time since monday. jeff has the first check on sports coming up and incredible view from the top. u.s. climber incredible hyphernkemberly dorvilier >> an incredible dlim north america moun ton. he's from minneapolis and claims to be first solo climb to dlim year. it's coldest and darket time of year this year and winter winds top 100 miles an hour while temperatures routinely dip to 60 below zero. he attempted to climb before but only this time on fourth try did he finally make it to the top. >>> in "healthcheck" at 10 a dail

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you can see them posing a burger king and was of cash in their mouths.was shocked when they appeared in his cloud a week after he had been robbed. one of the suspects said he didn't know what the cloud was. you know what that's a good thing fort suspect and for the police. >> fort police. >> lucky. >> still ahead saving you money at the pharmacy. helping you pay less for your prescription drugs feign they're covered by insurance. >> and don't forgot wake up with the "action news" team. get the morning. news, headlines and weather >> americans spend more than 250 billion a year on prescription drugs. savvy shopping for those covered by insurance can save you plenty. alicia vitareli has tips. >> for people taking precipitation medicine regularly consumer reports says average annual cost is more than $700. but there are surprising ways to cut your drug costs. >> first thing you can consider is taking over the counter medication for really common ailments as opposed to taking prescription drug. of course do that with advice of doctor. >> for seasonal allergi

i just don't see it as a big national chain competing with the folks like mcdonald's and burger king. melissa: that's the delight of it. it isn't that big. i had it in the airport. they still managed to make it shake shack delicious. the city boston not impressed by a little diplomatic mission when there's shoveling to be done. secretary john kerry fines 50 bucks for not removing snow from his walkway. he was in saudi arabia for king abdullah's funeral. that's the oldest excuse in the book. that's what i always say and it doesn't help me out at all. wouldn't you think kerry has folks for that? >> i think he does. i saw a quote saying, john kerry is human just like the rest of us. while i disagree somewhat on that, i do think he would shovel. >> he's got an earful. melissa: there you go. that was delightful guys. thank you so much. he's going to the super bowl. the mayor of glendale finally got him a ticket. he's back with his surprise benefactor. plus, a tale of two weather systems. more snow heading to the northeast, just as fans hit the road to get to the big game. more money coming

a woman is going through the burger king drive through and gets a bag containing $2,600 and didn't get sweet tea and spicy chicken. that was it. she gave the money back. >> everybody stay safe. "special report" next. >>> this is a fox news alert. i'm bret baier coming to you from des moines, iowa. we will have extensive coverage of the kickoff weekend in the republican presidential race here. we will also have live coverage on the massive blizzard that threatens to paralyze the northeast effecting tens of millions of people and canceling more than 3,000 flights already. first islamic state terrorists are urging muslims in the west to shed more blood as president obama defends his counter terrorism strategy in yemen and makes his first move since the fall of that nation's government. we have fox team coverage tonight on the war on terror. word that the recent release of

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through the burger king drive through and gets a bag containing $2,600 and didn't get her sweet tea and spicy chicken. that was it. she gave the money back. >> everybody stay safe. "special report" next. >>> this is a fox news alert. i'm bret baier coming to you from des moines, iowa. we will have extensive coverage of the kickoff weekend in the republican presidential race here. we will also have live coverage on the massive blizzard that threatens to paralyze the northeast effecting tens of millions of people and canceling more than 3,000 flights already. first islamic state terrorists are urging muslims in the west to shed more blood as president obama defends his counter terrorism strategy in yemen and makes his first move since the fall of that nation's government. we have fox team coverage tonight on the war on terror. word that the recent release of al qaeda operative from a u.s. prison might have been part of a trade. we begin with chief white house correspondent ed henry who is traveling with the president in india tonight. >> good evening. tonight in yemen amid more chaos the

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burger king and jeeps were famously hacked two years ago. is no indication that those hacks are discouraging companies from using twitter. >> no indication whatsoever. really? you haven't heard of any company that said, you know what? maybe it's just not worth it? >> i think companies feel like they have to have a presence on twitter. twitter is a valuable way for companies, organizations to communicate with the public. >> so it's sort of like no other choice. >> yeah. i think they feel like they have to be on these places, both twittery and on facebook. they need to have a presence there to answer questions, to respond to tweets, and to disseminate news, and i think that these are public forums. it's not like these are, you know, places where people expect to have private conversations, so it's a different kind of privacy issue, but, of course, i think everyone is concerned about security and, look, if your e-mail is hacked, then a lot of things are at risk. >> eamon, i kind of get it in the context of a corporation. i get it less in the co

he found some of his items at a burger king just outside of houston.d these pictures he found on reddit. somebody responded. he's like i went to high school with these idiots. >> cops don't have them? >> cops don't have them. but they have a clear shot of their faces and hoping they can put it together. >> these guys not only are they thugs because stealing is wrong. you know this is what gets me. so many people i see that do this, they don't think it's wrong. they think they can steal whatever they want. >> lucky, they're smart, right? >> these are stupid -- >> that's what they think. >> -- these are stupid people. now police have to arrest them. we expect an arrest imminently. we don't believe that's their names. although they could be. he's dumb. >> one guy went to high school with him. he said that's his name. >> they look about 16 or 17. >> maybe they haven't been in trouble before. but obviously they got a clear shot of both their faces. and they are not too bright. and hopefully they're going to get caught. >> so they took $5,000. >> $5,000. >>