there is no such thing as a gourmet burrito. >> this is a relative thing. gourmet burrito relative to taco bell. >> fair enough. >> in that case maybe there is, like as much as there can be a gourmet hamburger as well. it's tough to make a valuation for chipotle as well. why? because the valuation is high. it's trading 40 times earnings. you might wonder if it's mature. we faced a similar dilemma not that long ago when carter was making a bullish bet on netflix. remember how right he was about that. i trust my man carter. i'm going to go with his instincts here despite the fact that valuation is not the most compelling reason to make a bullish bet. >> usually we buy them. let's walk through the strategy. it's a bullish structure. sell one put and buy a similar strike put. the goal you want your stock to trade above that put strike. on expiration. that way, you can keep the profits you took in. should the stock fall you will see losses but the losses are capped at the strike of the put you bought. mike, what's the trade? >> i'm looking at selling the june 33

he said that gourmet burrito is an oxymoron. tyler? >> i like their burritos. i think they're pretty good. >> we will be right back after this short break. ♪ ♪ here we are, me and you ♪ on the road ♪ and we know that it goes on and on ♪ [ female announcer ] you're the boss of your life. in charge of making memories and keeping promises. ask your financial professional how lincoln financial can help you take charge of your future. ♪ ♪ oh, oh, all the way ♪ oh, oh >> once again, it doesn't hurt to look at the screen. >> another day, another high? >> what's interesting is you look at the volume there. 340 million shares, that's on the floor volume and that's just about average i don't think that necessarily is a bad thing. a lot of people are saying gee, now that we're at new highs, why aren't we getting more investment enthusiasm? a lot of people are concerned about that. remember, the very simple rule here. that's the definition of a broad market rally. everything is sort of advancing at this point. here is some of the pc makers that are weak. the refiners as we

>> fellows are making some burritos, but the meal at chow sucks today.zza made with some kind of turkey. so we would be making burritos anyway. >> your future? what's the big sigh? >> what future? i have no future. this is my future. i don't know. >> when we first interviewed him in 2000, he explained how he received life without parole for a murder he committed during a robbery. >> i was out a job, christmas was coming and i needed money. i knew how to make money. it just wasn't the right way and i knew it, you know, and i just guess i programmed myself to believe i could get away with it, you know what i mean. i've got away with a lot of crimes. i've been busted for crimes, you know, but i guess i just felt desperate, you know? don't tempt a desperate man because he'll do desperate things. >> but the prison provided some of the most telling evidence of his violence. this surveillance footage was recorded during a strip search. >> like my mullet? he was never interviewed about the assault until now. >> i can't believe i had my hair like that. >> limon o

. >> jon: what about a burrito? >> it's delicious too! (laughter). >> jon: is that it?s that the conditions to put republicans back on a path to presidentship? >> no, it's not it! republicans must also stop using "hispanic" to refer to all latinos. you'll now just have to distinguishes between mexicans, hondurans, guatemalans, dominicans, kardashians. (laughter). >> jon: i don't think kardashians are latino. >> what? kardashians aren't latino? >> jon: no, i don't believe so. >> how do you explain their butts? (laughter). >> jon: john. >> go ahead, jon, explain the kardashians' butt. (laughter). >> jon: no. (laughter) look, if the republican party does all the things that you've listed, are latinos then willing to consider putting republicans back on the path to presidentship? amnesty or not? >> yes. with one final requirement. >> jon: yes? >> they must guess what number i'm thinking of. (laughter) between, i don't know, let's say one and a million. >> jon: that's impossible. >> it's not impossible, but, like the path to citizenship that they're offering, it might take a

they have some great burritoes and stuff but they do homemade cookies and pace tries you're going get a free cookie. check this out. >> this is huge. >> that will start you off right mother's day is coming up and who wants to spend a buck on mom? check out this picture on stretched cannas. you can make them from phone pictures, tweet pictures and the frame comes with it. it's from snap box framed prints. >> you don't have to tell mom you didn't pay for it how we would get this? >> what a great question. right there. >> excellent you'll be here at 11:00? >> yes. i've got an 11:00 report. i'll be back with a story about bulletproof gear for kids. controversy over pint-sized armor parents are shopping for. >> that is astounding. >> wait until you see this. >> i noticed cookies. >> thanks very much. >> time is running out. >> if you want to help name san >>> more breaking news, sky 7 live over a major crash east of san ramone. sorry, we lost the picture, here it is. an su skpr. a truck apparently hit head on. so there is a bad accident. highland shut down, one person rushed to the hospita

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to avoid a place that does nothing other than serves alcohol and every once in awhile microwaves a burrito. we have been working to find a better way to go with that. we have a crummy statute, and that is not an excuse, i am just trying to point out the challenges that we have. we really have tried to come up with something where we can have a target for what we're trying to avoid, fraudulent restaurants. >> i love the idea. >> the willingness to take this challenge on, if it needs to be done legislatively, as he has told me this past week, whenever we need to do, the impetus and strength behind the need for that change to be made is here, present right now. i would embrace your willingness to take a look at it. >> i promise you right now that i will call allison and talk to her about that, if that is an issue they want to take on. you guys are great for that, because that issue has really hit the logical mind. that would be great. >> thank you. [applause] >> thank you very much, director smyth. now the fun begins, i get to introduce the executive director of the entertainment commission,

it is a wonderful day, and i'm going to go get a burrito. happy new year, everybody. i love the fact that we are doing a tournament here at the center. when i was in eighth grade i played on a basketball teechl. team. i have to admit i wasn't very good at it. i always aspired to be an nba player. regardless of playing in college or nba, i expect many of you have be leading us because of the leadership skills you are learning on

a really bad tendency to do alot of frozen foods; mac and cheese, chicken nuggets, burritos.hen i first met her she dreamed of completing a 5k. how you feeling? i feel good. good. diane has lost over 25 pounds and is ready to run not her first, but second half marathon. okay you guys so we're going to go get our t-shirts and this the thing that's going to be really cool because you might be in a new size. i'm a small now. we're you a small last year? no. medium. i was not medium last year. i'm going to go medium too and we're going to get to our goal but where are we starting this year? i think i'm an xl but i was in a double, triple x. you were. yeah let's get the extra small. the extra small. you were totally a small. you're totally a small. yes. how exciting. yay. now i think this might be good. perfect. i am so excited to have the girls here. i've been at the expo all weekend getting prepared for this race and i keep telling on everybody my girls are going to run on sunday; so i got them all in my hotel room. i'm a crafty girl. crafty, crafty, crafty. so we are painting t

three burritos.ust. >> jimmy: double the crust. >> steve: we get a calking gun for of cheese. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: we just bag up the ingredients in gallon zip-lock bags and you eat it yourself. we don't even make the pizza anymore. >> steve: you cut a hole out of it, treat it like a frosting bag and you shove it in your mouth. it'll cook in your stomach. >> jimmy: not only do we deliver it, we open you door, we come in bedroom and feed it to you. >> steve: yeah, exactly. while your sleep, there's a tube going into your body and one coming out, too. easy clean up. >> jimmy: oh, my gosh. [ laughter and applause ] >> steve: it's friday! the last day of timberweek. ♪ >> jimmy: thank you, double negatives, for never not being confusing. [ light laughter ] >> steve: aw, that's a good one. [ scattered applause ] ♪ thank you, can openers, for letting me feel like i know how to use tools. [ laughter ] i got it. i got it. i got it, honey. i got it, honey, hold on. >> steve: ah! sliced my finger off. ♪

nothing pretty comes from gas station coffee and old burrito. does this party look bad to america, or is it harmless fun? >> you know, what i think after the second or third glass of wine when i was watching it, i started to feel uncomfortable. it is a little strange. i think the president had comedic timing, but some of the jokes were a little off color. i felt a little strange. i wasn't that into it. but talking about sarah palin for a second, i have to look up what ass clown actually meant in the urban dictionary and it was there. it wasn't in websters. she is just trying to get relevant. >> ass clown is basically what i understand a clown that lives in your ass. i wouldn't have to look it up. wk, you are an outspoken pro pone inept of parties and partying in general. if you were involved in controlling or improving the dinner what was missing? >> balloons for starts. i didn't see balloons. it humiliated everyone in a good way. people can relate to them more. it makes you feel like when you go on an airplane and you make jokes. it doesn't see

. >> is it yoga if you swear sweatpants and then hunch over the garbage can eating a burrito?ys an egg that lady gaga came out of. >> if your boyfriend complains about your pms this month, remind him that you could have been pregnant instead. >> buying clothing at h&m reminds me that children are terrible at sewing. >> kids, if you want to [ bleep ] the biggest at your party, leave acoustic guitar out. >> it is a prequel to 16 and pregnant. >> i like those glasses suggest intelligence instead of broken eyes. >> it is like a choose your own adventure book where the ending is always cancer. >> when you stop taking drugs to trip out and start taking drugs to feel normal. >> jimmy: look at that. we have a good show for you tonight. kelly oxford is with us. we have music from kid rock and we'll be right back with rachel mcadams. ,, [ male announcer ] ah, a couple of college hoops rivals enjoying one app and 2 entrees for just 20 bucks. like civilized... yes! in your face, knight! [ male announcer ] nevermind. that's not how you throw a chair. [ male announcer ] the new creamy cajun

expecting something healthy, you can buy an extreme chicken grilled stuff or double beef and cheese burritosame as a gumball in a 25-cent machine, how they do that i don't know, i assume it is unhealthy, but if they are doing this to keep the government off their back, that is a real problem. neil: i thought in early days, mcdonald's switched to salads, but they could say, look we are giving people a choice here. so they come in, and say, we covered our you know what so that you know they can be satisfied. i think taco bell just glommed on to that. >> maybe they did, but a lot of choices that have to be offered are because of government bureaucracy. right now, it is cool to hate transfat. why because the neo-- said you cannot use already it has saturated fat. it causes high cholesterol, it is now following, they have used vegetable oil, how dooyou get oil from a soybean? that is not natural, and it is bad for you, the same lobbyist groups come out and protest transfats. i love that taco bell has a choice to give you crap that is not healthy, which i love or something healthy. americans pay

coffee bean burritos. >> yeah. >> jimmy: it's like breakfast and a wake up all at one shot. >> and it's. >> jimmy: it's a killer, right? this could be the thing that makes you billions of dollars. and i hope you remember this. you outbid starbucks for this company. >> we did. the company was in bankruptcy. i have never done this experience before where you go and basically -- it's like an auction to buy this company. and you see all these corporate people coming in, very stoic. and then all of a sudden there's the starbucks people. >> jimmy: and when they realize, okay, that's too much to pay don't you go, oh, no, i know better than i do. i better get out of this. >> i thought they were going to take it in the first five minutes. they didn't. they went very slowly through the auction. >> jimmy: i got you. you also have a racing team which you mentioned a second ago. i have a couple of photographs i want to ask you about. first of all, what's going on here exactly? >> we were celebrating a podium finish and enjoying the champagne after. >> jimmy: you're going to have to dump coffee on ea

enchilla burritos. you have me all flustered. they are enchillada burritos and now feel these.tail. that is a strawberry-pineapple cake that i used cake mix. duncan hines and spinkle it on top much a strawberry with a beautiful pie filling and pine apple and macadamian and coconut. nthat is it amazing. >> i am not going to fill your burritos. >> do you use corn or flower torstillos. >> i like corn. >> this is some grill would chicken in with quick rice and i put enchilla dasauce in there. not yet. that goes in the top. >> oh, holy mole. it has kick in there and silantro and put monterey jack cheese on top of this. >> and cover it with the in-- enchilada sauce. >> i brought you a people granite vodka and black currant liquor and 7 up. >> it is all about presentation. i love the star fruit. >> that's your last cook book. >> you don't deserve this but i will give it to you anyway. >> there you go, honey. that is it a star fruit. >> thank you, sandra. >> go to church and live longer . resultings are in and spirituality has a significant affect on your life spoon. >> four fisher men

liz: the burrito bowl is popular item at fox business because they're just across the street. >>> majorlines in america have a new destination and that is federal court. david: they're suing the government. they're hoping to head off expected big flight delays that are coming next week or expected for next week. jeff flock following that story at o'hare international air board in chicago. jeff, what is the story? >> they say the government could stop this if it wanted to but they're using it as a political football. look at this for example. this is weather day. see all the yellow? those are all delayed flights. this is typical weather day. they say that will be like that every day from here on in. here is the very latest, the airline trade group filed suit in the appellate court in d.c. to try and say with the furloughs that the faa says it has to impose as a result of sequestration. they said they got to save money. they will make every air traffic controller take a day off every two weeks. this, they say, is going to happen because they have to do it because of sequestration. they do

. >>> particularly for cmg, i defer to the burrito expert. extra chicken, no beans. but in terms of cmg. >> big shortage. it's going to go up now, but we laugh about this all the time. meanwhile, look at jack-in-the-box today. i think the stock made an all-time high. so while cmg is going south, my fave q doba, but i haven't been in a while because of my waistline. but it works and will continue to work. >> given what we heard out of china and the fears about the evian flu -- as guy likes to call it, named after tequila. >> it's lovely, something you might want to get. >> it finished the day higher, yum brand. >> i think people have started to evaluate where sars and some of these pan demics have been way overdone. they have endured head winds with the oppression from the chinese government. multinationals are being picked on in china and china will have to take their foot off the net. but yum brands, as much as they've pushed asia as their core growth, they're growing everywhere. you talk about gourmet mexican. the taco bell canteena menu is growing. >> i hear it's

the burrito change saying underline sales trends at established restaurants were up 3% in the first quarter. same range you'd see so far this month. and we'll end up here capital one, another name racing higher. the company saying it's looking for the green light from regulators to start share repurchases this year. maria, back to you. >> we have spoken to the suspects' uncle, the suspects' father, along with countless officials in the fbi and cia. we've got much more continuing coverage as this extraordinary manhunt continues. stay with us. ♪ before tori was taking her kids to lunch in her new volkswagen... before her passat had passed 30 different inspection tests, and before several thousand tennesseans discovered new jobs on volkswagen drive, their cfo and our banker met for lunch. together, we worked with a team that helped finance construction of the world's first leed platinum auto manufacturing plant. that's the impact of global connections. that's bank of america. >>> welcome back. we have more of the ongoing manhunt for the boston marathon bombing suspect in a moment. but first, t

will play a role in, can burritos or bombs or anything from the sky and where can you fly.the officethem in a populated area or just over a field. great questions that will be addressed. host: newspaper delivery. atlanta, independent caller. caller: good morning. i want to say thank you issue.r coverage of the have to be somewhat circumspect. f.a.a. lved in the application project from here at georgia. atlanta, a couple of things need to be brought to everybody's attention. politicizing of the remotely piloted aircraft initiative, which is what it properly be called, is ot doing anybody in the aerospace industry or general in law r military or enforcement or in any of our that could stries employ r.p.a.'s into an advantage o if you eous application will any favors. mr. paul and mr. cruise for their political the development and operation of the r.p.a. again on the civilian and military side is not for political consideration. now, the privacy piece is being by the f.a.a. in the application process. and the awarding of the six and development sites are going to have a heavy

it's got a full bar and breakfast burritos to boot.ding cake and now they're enjoying their moon over miami -- moon over my hammy. >> you had me until the puppy cake. >> i just have a question. >> yes. >> all right, so they're out late night in vegas. they go all night, all night, they end up in a denny's. they get married and then they have breakfast. >> and have moon over my hammy. >> i just wanted to be clear. >> and the pancakes. >> what gets them all night and then wanted to go to breakfast, but, anyway, we wish them all the best, and it's a new big thing happening in vegas. >>> and finally, everybody, tomorrow is national tartan day. it's also a part of scotland week, it's a time to celebrate all things plaid and all things scottish, and in honor of such, we brought two of our favorite "pop news" friends for their first-ever live appearance on tv. i'm going to go outside right now. let's go, sam. here we go, everybody. no. i'm still in "pop news." >> oh. why are there ponies in sweaters? >> why aren't there ponies in sweaters. ev

the final product a burrito wrapped in a quesadilla. >> the universal donor.ve the low-carb options that they don't advertise them. they are a bread company. power steak breakfast bowl at panera bowl they don't advertise. say you order from the hidden menu. two'ss, sereed top sirloin, slice it avocado, tomatoes. the time product steak and eggs in a to-go bowl. you are not getting nil carbohydrates and the insulin spike. >> this is like to two-tiered system. in fast food outlets. >> alisyn: a shadow. >> this is a gray economy. people in the know get top sirloin and rest of us get bread bowls. >> alisyn: no longer. we are now part of that shadow community. i'll let you in on my secret. i have been doing this for a long time. there is a diner next door to fox. if you are in midtown manhattan come down, evergreen. i have a secret menu. it order the jennifer every morning. you see me eat it. ok let. cheese -- omelette, cheese, spinach mushroom cheese omelette that is called the jennifer. i made it up and jennifer goes to get it. >> i don't know how national it is.

." >>> your lunchtime burrito will get healthier.o bell will have a more nutritious menu by 2020. they will have 20% of combo meals meet fda guidelines and this is coming at the request of younger customers who will be its older customers by the time the thing is put into place in 2020. >>> we're talking food. tough to eat healthy. arduous to read all of the food labels that every single ingredient, maybe you shouldn't by. anyway, the labels on those things, the juices, may not be accurate. accurate at all. a growing problem with food fraud. zane asher with more for you. >> this is where it all begins. ingredients that will eventually make their way onto trucks, into factories and onto our table. but how can we be sure that the ingredients you read on the label's outside are exactly what's inside? >> the unfortunate thing about food fraud in the u.s. we don't know how much is happening. consumers have no way of knowing unless the worst happens. someone gets sick. >> reporter: according to the u.s. pharmacopial convention, food fraud

it will make mexican food more accessible to the united states, and foreign foods like burritos, enchiladasoli. >> i am sorry? the crime bill was a very important achievement to year. some people think he made to many compromises. >> i did not budget one bit. >> you are tough on crime. >> that is me. look out, crime, i am going to give you. the crime bill is still packed this. >> if you rob a bank cannot open an account at that branch. that is right. >> you are satisfied with the gun control compromises? a planeu bring a gun on yuma's start in the overhead compartment. if republicans try to roll that back, i will take my pen. >> you did make a lot of compromises and promises. >> i made a few promises. i will be using the triple automotive club. cannot forget the peace treaties with israel. >> no. we did it. we did it. hold up? this will what role will the syrians really played? >> we did it. we did it. >> was a more difficult getting jordon on board? got primetold him i minister robert bean and prime minister who sang what peace. >> it is king hussein'. >> he is taking a? a king? cool. >> i

they're going along the lines with the other places like chipotle, and you can get the brown rice and burritostion now, because chipotles are everywhere. they realize the marketplace, that's what it's about. >> do you ever hit up a burger king or mcdonald's? >> burger atburger king and fries at mcdonald's. >>> $40 million surprise, a woman in canada thought she had won originally $40,000. she saw the numbers come up, she runs in -- >> $40,000 she was expecting. >> she tells her family we're $40,000 richer. we can move on up in the world. her daughter goes online and checks the numbers and says, mom, you need to add a few zeros to that. you just won $40 million. >> did she just collapse? >> here she is. check this out. >> i was shaking. and i said, oh, my god, oh, my god. thank you, lord! i love you! so i run down the street like a crazy woman. and checked the lottery ticket. and it said $40 million. and then i go, oh, my god. i ran back up the street. i said, honey, i need a glass of water. >> how great. and she won in ontario, canada, and there's no tax in canada. when you win $40 million, yo