ever since they got hit with a wave of e. coli breakouts in 2015, i have been saying this over and over and over again, that restaurant chains can and do come back from these health scares, but according to history, it takes about 18 months for the numbers to turn around. for those of you who don't remember, chipotle stock went into free fall in october of 2015, when the first reports of illnesses started popping up in the media. share price tumbled from just below $700 down to $353 roughly 13 months later, last november. the darn thing got cut in half due to in store plummeting sales. but like i've been telling your for a year now, chipotle is a very well run company. the norovirus scare really got the clock started again. this is something we learn from looking at the trajectories of taco bell after they went through similar things. chipotle is doing everything they can to prevent a peat of the outbreak. and also to improve the guest experience. it takes time. it takes time and of course money for this sort of come back to play

. >> or can give you food poisoning, like e. coli.ibiotics, to kill the bacteria that makes us sick. >> that's true, but most of the bacteria in your body does not make you sick. good bacteria, like probiotics, are beneficial and they're part of what keeps you healthy. these friendly bacteria help you properly digest food and produce vitamins, and they're a vital part of your immune system. we now know that 80% of your immune system lives in your g.i. tract. >> so an unhealthy digestive system means a weakened immune system. >> exactly. but your digestive system controls more than just that. and even subtle imbalances in the bacterial population of your gut can cause a whole host of health issues. and simply restoring the right bacterial balance in your gut, by adding good bacteria and pushing out the bad bacteria, can make a dramatic difference. >> so, how is that done? >> well, it's really simple. we do it with the right combination of both pro- and prebiotic supplement strains to nurture the friendly bacteria in your g.i. tract, he

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. >>> the federal government has shut down a plant due to an outbreak of e. coli in soy nut butter. we reported last month it was detected in packages of i.m. healthy soy nut butter. they recalled soy butter and granola products in early march. eight were hospitalized, some with kidney damage. the fda has suspended operation of a kentucky plant that makes those products saying it found unsanitary conditions. >> especially when it's marketed as i.m. healthy. thanks, michael. >> the rain is putting a damper on oakland's first fridays again. organizers are saying they are cancelling this friday's outdoor celebration, but the oakland art murmur and art galleries will still happen. the next first friday event is scheduled for may 5th. presumably it won't be raining then. >> announcer: now your accuweather forecast with sandy patel. >> hi, everyone. the clouds are increasing and moisture just off the coast. this is not reaching the ground but we will be seeing stormy conditions over the next couple of days. take a look at the wider picture. we have storm number one move here tomorrow. the

services they were trained us in tracking those areas people are going through it sewage water it has e. coli and is is dirty even though it is delutdz by the next day high on the walls and the sidewalks it is it diluted it is dehydrated. >> i appreciate your testimony thank you so much >> next speaker. >> my name is chris, i have a business on folsom between 17 and 18 i've been there less than 5 years the neighborhoods typically last 20 to thirty minutes where the service is into the building and goes away we talked about a temporary solution nothing hold that where the water could go and the sewage what is pumped and not be normally costing hundred millions of dollars each neighborhood has been impose to seismic requirements to fix the issues if we can dispose of them rather than fixing the whole of san francisco that will say a great solution and more than happy to talk about the ideas. >> thank you very much. >> next speaker, please. >> can i get a speaker card. >> thank you. i'm david hooper i get to the be the accident of the new terrace association and it is mission terrace i'd like to

so when you have, for example, a food manufacturer has e. coli spread through the food system, the company food system, they shut that plant down. why doesn't facebook shut this down? i say one act of violence is enough because people mimic. >> shut down all live facebook? >> shut it down. people do copycatting. >> 98% of what facebook and other service providers offer to the public is very good. >> this is 50 acts of violence. but here's what mark zuckerberg sd. he said quote in the last year -- talking about the violence that's being streamed on facebook live. the complexity of the issues outstripping our existing process for governing the community, he says we have to amplify the good and mitigate the bad. well, you know what? 40 people were watching that rape without doing anything about it. >> that's the problem. that is the problem because in most states across america, it is not a crime to fail to report a crime. it should be. that needs to change. texas, for example, has a law that says it is a crime if you witness a act of violence or ho

we're talking about bacteria like e. colind vomiting and diarrhea and high fever. >> reporter: so it's serious? >> it's very serious. >> reporter: looks like i better start swabbing and start cleaning. >> and you know what else is terrifying? >> that was jeff rossen. many places that we forget to clean, the land drundry basket. what kind of germs it has on it. and then we fold the clean laundry and put it back in the basket. it's important to give that basket a good cleaning once in a while. they say it's really simple use sponge, soap, hot water. clean the sponges each week as well. >> whoo. >>> prince harry recently opened up about the emotional consequences he suffered as a result of not addressing the death of his mother princess diana. here to talk more about his grief is dr. wiener. thank you for joining us. >> my pleasure. >> were you surprised about this? >> a little and a little not. they are trying to destigmatize mental illness. i think it's good that he was bringing this up and i was not surprised. however, he's f

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. >> no they can't as the burrito chain struggles to recover from an e. coli there's news of a data breach now. susan hogan is working with you for what you need to know. >> if you have eating at chipotle and paid with a debit or credit card, you'll want to keep an eye on your account. it had detected a breach on a network that supports their payment processing for purchases. now the investigation is focused on trans actions made between march 24th and april 18th so fairly recently. chipotle says it believes it has taken the proper steps to stop these unauthorized activities. the company says it is still too early in the investigation to give any further information for us but chipotle's earnings as you know took a huge hit early last year after outbreaks of coli. they have yet returned to normal from that and as you said they cannot catch a break again, you know. this is a tough one. >> bad buzz. >> thank you, susan. >> drunk driving is still one of the biggest dangers on our roads. now there's another problem that's putting you and other drivers in danger. w

water coming from the fountains contains bacteria which can but may not include e-coli and our bacteria commonly found in feces. >>> spruce street harbor park coming back for another season popular summer spot along the delaware river will return may 12th, organizers promised more ham mocks this year with a festival, opening weekend with food, music, and even a pet ting zoo. sue, i love when i see couples snuggled all up, kissing, laying together, so romantic. >> it really is, it is a great play, great idea and really pretty when you drive by and see everybody relaxing and enjoying, our city. >>> heading out in the city, and, lots of people do, starting to day, it is, a lot cooler there at the shore then it will be here. we're only expecting a high of 56 at our shore points today, 60 for tomorrow and instead of the 80's for easter sunday about 71 degrees and then for monday, if you are staying maybe a sure or two in the morning, but a high of 62 degrees. all and all a decent week fend that is where you are going. a look at the ultimate doppler radar picture, it looks like is there a lit

this is the latest problem for chipotle after they are still trying to recover from an e-coli outbreak in 20-15. (mark) there are concerns this morning that people are abusing rules for service animals. this comes as service dogs are becoming a common sight in california, the rules are meant to protect people with disabilities who rely on service animals for every day tasks. officials from guide dogs of the desert in palm springs say emotional support dogs don't count as service animals under the americans with disabilities act. it's easy to register your dog as a service animal online... and now officials think people are abusing it so they can bring their dogs wherever they go. according to california law, anyone who gets caught passing off a pet as a service animal could be charged with a misdemeanor. (mark) other news making national headlines this morning... a 6th grader is suspended for the way he cut his hair.(darya) anny hong is here to explain why parents are upset. (anny) the boy and his parents say it's not fair he was punished for his haircut. it happened in texas last week

still the company has been struggling to recover from that massive e. coli outbreak two years ago.ack over to you. >> landon, thank you very much for that. >>> credit suisse returned to profitability in the first quarter beating forecasts on a surge in the bank's wealth management business. the company plans to raise about $4 billion in new shares. the ceo spoke to cnbc earlier today about why credit suisse is raising capital. >> it was always the intention of credit suisse to raise 2 to 4 billion in 2017. we have an option to do that, the ipo of the swiss business. at the time the company was in a much different situation. >> credit suisse also ditching plans to float a small stake in its domestic swiss unit. the market liking this. up 2.4%. they've been slow to turn around under tidjane thiam v to say that. he needs to start delivering now. this is a bit of a delivery but they need to see that consistently, many say he has been under pressure. >> shares of u.s. steel down sharply now after the company reported an unexpected first quarter loss. revenue also missing forecasts. the

they said water coming out of the fountains there contains, bacteria, which can, but may not include e-coli and other bacteria commonly found in feces. >>> spruce street harbor park coming back for another season , popular summer spot along the delaware river will return on may 12th, organizers promised more hammocks with a festival opening weekend with food, music, and even a pet ting zoo. that is a popular place, sue serio. >> have you ever been able to get a hammock. >> they are always full. >> i know. >> but you know what, that is a good thing. we have a holiday weekend forecast that isn't bad at all , a lot warmer then it was lassies ter, there is little peter cottontail, coming down the bunny trail and your easter basket with a lot of stuff going on here. anyway today for good friday we will see sun and cloud. 67 degrees. for tomorrow a high of around 66. we will zoom up to 84 degrees. we have cloud saturday with a warm front. that is why it is so much warmer on easter sunday, so prepare for one day, with temperatures in the 80's. so don't complain, about the heat though. we have a we

other bad germs include listeria and e. coli file charges against wikileaks founder julian assange. >> and hero makes a life saving catch saving the life of a small child. >> as we head to break let's take a live look across the d.c. region right now. 5:41 is our time right now. we're at a humid 64 degrees. feels a little bit like a summer morning out there. >> yeah, that's what i like, though. >> yeah. i like champagne on ice, too. singing about it. 5:41 right now. we'll be right back. >> ♪ >> ♪♪ >> ♪ >> 5:44 is the time right now. new this morning the redskins 2017 schedule has been released. here are some of the big games. week seven, monday night, october 23rd, philadelphia eagles. week eight sunday october 29th they host the dallas cowboys. week nine, on the road in seattle. following week back home hosting the minnesota week 11, new orleans saints. then a short turn around. for the first ever home thanksgiving game against the new york giants. >> that was the highlight. lord that seemed like the whole season. [laughter] >>

shares nearly -- chipotle shares nearly 18% higher despite the recovery from the equally crisis -- e. colis. improved about new and tortillas to be attract loyal customers. that is your business flash update. still ahead, the white house is setting its sights on probing aluminum imports. this is bloomberg. ♪ did you know slow internet can actually hold your business back? say goodbye to slow downloads, slow backups, slow everything. comcast business offers blazing fast and reliable internet that's over 6 times faster than slow internet from the phone company. say hello to internet speeds up to 250 mbps. and add phone and tv for only $34.90 more a month. call today. comcast business. built for business. hey you've gotta see this. cno.n. alright, see you down there. mmm, fine. okay, what do we got? okay, watch this. do the thing we talked about. what do we say? it's going to be great. watch. remember what we were just saying? go irish! see that? yes! i'm gonna just go back to doing what i was doing. find your awesome with the xfinity x1 voice remote. ♪ scarlet: from bloomberg world headquart

chipotle finally seeing a sales rebound from the e. coli crisis.as been bouncing around all over the place. net revenue topping estimates as eps. joe: some more corporate news after hours. u.s. steel plunging 16% now down to just under $26 per share. dekkers, the company reviewing strategic options. the maker of boots could .heoretically sell also pursuing additional margin and enhancing opportunities. they will be giving more updates on the earnings call on makes way six. finally, edward life-sciences surging 9%. that boosted the fiscal year view, exceeding estimates. the previous range had been 332 to 360. a very nice rally there. scarlet: some blistering gains. we just need to make a correction from earlier. once again first quarter missingd the top -- estimates. the forecast lower than what was anticipated. joe: "what'd you miss?" saturday will mark president trump's hundreds they -- 100 they in congress. more on this, let's bring in kevin cirilli, bloomberg's chief white house correspondent and laura davidson, reporter from bloomberg dna. gary

that was an e. coli then looked at taco bell, which was terrible. time the american public forgot in 18 months, we are in month 17 of chipotle. it's not going to be taken over. >> feels like seven. sxwl talk to me about salt. people are talking about this name about salt. you have to bring down u the amount of salt in the food. >> as someone who owns a mexican restaurant, they want fresh. fresh, fresh, fresh. you can give them fresh, they're okay. guys asking for a major salt attack with a margarita. >> don't swallow the extra calories. if it tastes good and they're not going to get sick, they'll go for it. >> that's what howard shulgts, it's frer, good tasting, if it's natural, even better. >> do you think this stock is is on its way back? >> yes, absolutely. i think that in another month, you're going to start seeing numbers that are surprising people. they still get their balance sheet. yes, they have, it is true that the margins got worse because they had to. >> they're buying locally and as a result, didn't have the quality control. >> yes, the

remember the e. coli problem? 488 now., referring to them just a moment ago, big-tech stocks, all of them are setting at very close to their all-time record high. i say corporate profits are fueling the market more than the hope of a tax cut. liz, ash, i'm saying, look, corporate profits, they're so strong up 11% over last year. i think that's what's fueling the market rather than a hope of a tax cut. ashley: i used because the word that you used is hope, we know what president wants and republicans wants. both on health care and on the border wall, there's no consensus there. how likely are to get tax reform. they are going to get something through but the markets are concentrating on profits. stuart: how about the border tax, elizabeth? liz: yes, sir. stuart: we understand that the president and the treasury secretary are moving away from a border tax to pay for tax cut. liz: it split the business community and he needs a business community united to support his tax cut's agenda. it would have hurt big-name companies tha

after hours.ying they bounced back from the 2015 crisis about e. coli.here is a concern about a data breach that has not yet been resolved. back to you. yvonne: su, thank you. we will delve back into those wynn earnings. let's get first word news now. u.k.,na has joined the brazil, and other nations in questioning whether the u.s. is doing enough to meet climate conditions. several countries have asked they u.n. to support the progress. the potential humiliation or retaliation the administration could face as they face whether to abandon the pact. president trump try to pull money from sanctuary cities. it is his administration's second major policy to be declared unconstitutional by court. the president has already loss to the attempt to ban travel from citizens from six mostly muslim countries. the goldman sachs chief economist says the bank does not expect president trump's growth target to be met this year or next. bloomberg television the near-term risks of a u.s. recession is quite low. they expect the president to lower taxes for both corporations

services they were trained us in tracking those areas people are going through it sewage water it has e. colind is is dirty even though it is delutdz by the next day high on the walls and the sidewalks it is it diluted it is dehydrated. >> i appreciate your testimony thank you so much >> next speaker. >> my name is chris, i have a business on folsom between 17 and 18 i've been there less than 5 years the neighborhoods typically last 20 to thirty minutes where the service is into the building and goes away we talked about a temporary solution nothing hold that where the water could go and the sewage what is pumped and not be normally costing hundred millions of dollars each neighborhood has been impose to seismic requirements to fix the issues if we can dispose of them rather than fixing the whole of san francisco that will say a great solution and more than happy to talk about the ideas. >> thank you very much. >> next speaker, please. >> can i get a speaker card. >> thank you. i'm david hooper i get to the be the accident of the new terrace association and it is mission terrace i'd like to t

services they were trained us in tracking those areas people are going through it sewage water it has e. colind is is dirty even though it is delutdz by the next day high on the walls and the sidewalks it is it diluted it is dehydrated. >> i appreciate your testimony thank you so much >> next speaker. >> my name is chris, i have a business on folsom between 17 and 18 i've been there less than 5 years the neighborhoods typically last 20 to thirty minutes where the service is into the building and goes away we talked about a temporary solution nothing hold that where the water could go and the sewage what is pumped and not be normally costing hundred millions of dollars each neighborhood has been impose to seismic requirements to fix the issues if we can dispose of them rather than fixing the whole of san francisco that will say a great solution and more than happy to talk about the ideas. >> thank you very much. >> next speaker, please. >> can i get a speaker card. >> thank you. i'm david hooper i get to the be the accident of the new terrace association and it is mission terrace i'd like to t

services they were trained us in tracking those areas people are going through it sewage water it has e. colind is is dirty even though it is delutdz by the next day high on the walls and the sidewalks it is it diluted it is dehydrated. >> i appreciate your testimony thank you so much >> next speaker. >> my name is chris, i have a business on folsom between 17 and 18 i've been there less than 5 years the neighborhoods typically last 20 to thirty minutes where the service is into the building and goes away we talked about a temporary solution nothing hold that where the water could go and the sewage what is pumped and not be normally costing hundred millions of dollars each neighborhood has been impose to seismic requirements to fix the issues if we can dispose of them rather than fixing the whole of san francisco that will say a great solution and more than happy to talk about the ideas. >> thank you very much. >> next speaker, please. >> can i get a speaker card. >> thank you. i'm david hooper i get to the be the accident of the new terrace association and it is mission terrace i'd like to t

services they were trained us in tracking those areas people are going through it sewage water it has e. colind is is dirty even though it is delutdz by the next day high on the walls and the sidewalks it is it diluted it is dehydrated. >> i appreciate your testimony thank you so much >> next speaker. >> my name is chris, i have a business on folsom between 17 and 18 i've been there less than 5 years the neighborhoods typically last 20 to thirty minutes where the service is into the building and goes away we talked about a temporary solution nothing hold that where the water could go and the sewage what is pumped and not be normally costing hundred millions of dollars each neighborhood has been impose to seismic requirements to fix the issues if we can dispose of them rather than fixing the whole of san francisco that will say a great solution and more than happy to talk about the ideas. >> thank you very much. >> next speaker, please. >> can i get a speaker card. >> thank you. i'm david hooper i get to the be the accident of the new terrace association and it is mission terrace i'd like to t

they've introduced changes to the menu and a game in an effort to bring customers back after the e. colip's first step to reforming the tax code is a hit for investors. expecting to announce a move slashing the corporate tax rate to 15%. they're expecting that tomorrow. joining me now stuart varney with that. stuart: good morning, maria. as you can see on the left-hand side of the screen, i think the market approves of this 15% corporate tax rate. i think mainly because, maria, i think this is doable. if the president had come to the table with sweeping tax reform, get rid of the entire tax code, we'd all be saying, you know, you can't really do that. but if you come with a narrowly focused 15% tax rate, bring the money back from overseas, stimulate the domestic economy, you do that and i think the market loves it. i think that's one of the two big reasons why we're going to see the dow get within, what, 200 points of the all-time closing high, a little later on this morning. that's what i think is going on. maria: are you in the camp that you say, you know what? forget about all of thes

raising prices for the first time since the e. coli outbreak. what do you guys say about this.: look at this, the stock is hitting more than a one-year high. they've tried everything, tried discounts, tried free food after that massive food illness outbreak and what do they do, they buy back stock and now they're raising prices at about a quarter of the stores, i think. the stock is popping 25% since the beginning of the year after five straight quarters of same-store sales declines. that's the fix, raise prices. >> fast answer, steve cortez, would you buy chipotle at 468? >> i should because the cortez family loves chipotle so much, and spd so much money there, i should participate on the ion on some of the profits on chipotle no, seriously, i generally like the stock here. look, i like stocks in general right now and lets me give you one more bullish nugget today. the president is going to wisconsin talking about buy american and hire american and i think that's going to enthuse them. stuart: snapchat denies the ceo labeled india as a poor country. the internet trolls had a f

we're talking about bacteria like e. coli.rrhea and high fever. >> it's serious? >> it is. >> looks like i'd better start cleaning. here's another place so many of us forget to clean, the laundry basket. put the dirty clothes in and then you clean them but put them back in again. you have to clean the laundry basket every couple of days with hot water? >> why? you're putting in dirty clothes? >> a lot of people fold them and put them back in. >> really in. >> it's not like you're drinking soup out of it. >> al roker cleans his bathroom out after every using. >> you do? >> he does. >> tell the rest of the story. he won't be able to go home. >> thank you. thanks for that. might as well just tell the whole thing, blabber >> you should get to hear what we say during -- >> i think you just did. >> this morning dr. oz and joy bauer help you revamp your dinner routine. >>> good morning. it's 8:26 on this wednesday, april 26th. i'm aaron gilchrist. let's check on the commute with melissa mollet. >> good morning. right now beltway look

like e. coli and salmonella. >> reporter: it's serious? stop swabbing and start cleaning. savannah gets a zinger in before we come back. here's a place that so many us forget to clean. the laundry basket. you put the dirty clothes in. you clean them but you put them back in. you have to clean the laundry basket every couple of days with hot water and soap. >> you're just putting clothes in there. >> a lot of people put them back in to sofold them. >> al roker cleans his bathtub out after every using. >> you do? >> tell us the rest of the story. he won't be able to go home. >> thank you. thank you. thanks for that. might as well tell the whole thing, blabber mouth. >> you should get to hear what we say. >> they just did. >>> ahead this morning,i )m ... ==vo== for people who live along the caltrain corridor .. this may be e >>> i'm laura garcia-canon. for people who live along the caltrain corridor, this may be one trade that's worth it. today the transit agency is starting a noise reduction project in san carlos. crews will use rail mountai

the move shows confidence in the comeback from the e. colia lot of the prices went up earlier. they weren't able to institute price hikes. >> exactly. >>> one more look at the markets, big macro news in the uk and french elections coming up. now we're in the middle of earnings season and affecting us most today was xwakz and a miss by goldman sachs stock, down five or six points, the high priced stock, you do the multiplier and its effect on the dow and a lot of the loss that you're seeing in the dow is because of goldman sachs. united health care had a good number, that's also a dow component which i remember again this morning. goldman sachs is johnson & johnson. >> yes. >> bank america i thought that was interesting, marty mosley pointing out they're an old bank. >> the real banks. >> interest rates up they go better. goldman sachs has to be still good at trading. >>> right now it's time for "squawk on the street." ♪ >> good tuesday morning. welcome to "squawk on the street." i'm carl quintanilla with sara eisen, and david faber. cramer is

services they were trained us in tracking those areas people are going through it sewage water it has e. colind is is dirty even though it is delutdz by the next day high on the walls and the sidewalks it is it diluted it is dehydrated. >> i appreciate your testimony thank you so much >> next speaker. >> my name is chris, i have a business on folsom between 17 and 18 i've been there less than 5 years the neighborhoods typically last 20 to thirty minutes where the service is into the building and goes away we talked about a temporary solution nothing hold that where the water could go and the sewage what is pumped and not be normally costing hundred millions of dollars each neighborhood has been impose to seismic requirements to fix the issues if we can dispose of them rather than fixing the whole of san francisco that will say a great solution and more than happy to talk about the ideas. >> thank you very much. >> next speaker, please. >> can i get a speaker card. >> thank you. i'm david hooper i get to the be the accident of the new terrace association and it is mission terrace i'd like to t

that e ko. coli thing long in t past.ing investors that it experienced a data breecach. customers who used a credit card in the past month could be affected. good news/bad news scenario. >>> and check it out, nordstrom's new jeans have are social media buzzing. the retailer is selling mud covered jeans, but if you want a pair, it will cost you a whopping $425. the jeans described on nordstrom's site as americana work wear that has seen hard working action with a crackled caked on muddy coating that shows you're not afraid to get down and dirty. becky and i have options, we have sons who would be happy to muddy your jeans. we'll start our own web item. website. >> and we'll sell them half the price.item. website. >> and we'll sell them half the price. >> it almost sounds like a joke to me. >> if it were april 1, i would wonder. don't pretend like you're a working person when you're not. a little insane. but, yes, we'll do it for half the price. >>> all right. normal people are getting their first chance to ride in google's

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