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eric mcdonald is the chair of the advisory committee . >> think of it like an appraisal. role was simply to identify the harm and assigned a value. our job was not feasibility and how you make all of these things happen. that is the role of the city. >> reporter: eric believes the city could meet the recommendations and says they are working with supervisors to put recommendations in next year's city budget. it remains unclear exactly what the final reparations will be . the city is still working to finalize the draft plan. moe told me she hopes to one day soon get those reparations because she truly believes her family deserves them. >> it is a justice claim for all of these things. for theft, for segregation and separation, for enslavement , for jim crow laws , for sharecropping , for mass incarceration, the war on drugs funded by the government. >> reporter: she told me she didn't think getting reparations would put her ahead. it would just make her equal. so, what would she do if she received $5 million? >> i will buy a home here because the community here is beautifu

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eric mcdonald is the chair of the advisory committee. >> think about it as an appraisal.role was simply to identify the harm and assign the value. our job was not a feasibility study, how do you make all these things happen. that's the role of the city. >> reporter: eric says he believes the city could meet his committee's recommendations and says they are working with supervisors to put some of those recommendations in next year's city budget. it remains unclear exactly what those final reparations will be. the city is still working to finalize the draft plan. mo told me she hopes to one day soon get those reparations, because she truly believes her family deserves them. >> it is a justice claim for all these things. for theft, for segregation and separation, for enslavement, for jim crow laws, for sharecropping, for convict leasing, for mass incarceration, for the war on drugs that was funded by the government. >> reporter: mo told me she didn't think getting reparations would put her ahead, it would just make her equal. so what would she do if she actually received tha

eric mcdonald is the chair of the advisory committee. >> think about it as an appraisal. simply to identify the harm and assign the value. our job was not a feasibility study and how do yo make all these things happen. >> eric says that he believe the city could meet his committee's recommendations and says they are working with supervisors to put some of thos recommendations in next year's city budget. it remains unclear exactly what the final reparations will be. the city is still working to finalize th draft plan. she told me that she hopes to one day soon get those reparations because she truly believes that her family deserves them. >> it is a justice claim for all of these things. for theft and segregation and separation. and for enslavement and for ji crow laws. for sharecropping , convict leaking leasing and the war on drugs that was funded by the government. >> she told me that she did not think getting reparations would put her ahead but just make her equal. so what would she do if she actually received the $5 million? >> i will be buying a home here >> while sh

. >> eric gonzalez covers mcdonald's with a bay rating, raised his price target to $320 a share.n the shares today they have had a pretty good run, but is there some concern about the sustainability of this comp growth >> sure. thanks it's great to be here, mike. thanks so much for having me the bottom line here is that mcdonald's delivered another strong quarter that included double-digit same-store sales growth in each of the major three segments in the u.s., 12.6% ahead of consensus of 8%, but perhaps more in line with what our clients were expecting one dark spot is food inflation didn't moderate quite as much as we would have hoped. this caused some contraction in the company on margins but this was offset by cash flow improving year over year from the first quarter after declines last year. overall, it's a strong result. >> the comments we heard from the ceo, that's not causing you to adjust what you think they can deliver in the latter part of this year >> yeah, sure. look, the company suggested there were some macro challenges that were surfacing, including a down tick in

you have griffin and eric think you were going to rain clint mcdonald he's the former sheriff of terrell county, texas that is southeast of dallas but also executive director of southwestern border sheriffs coalition coalition. so let's begin with brownsville. you have got some 15000 migrants mostly from venezuela you just heard griff say illegally cross the rio grande last week. 15000. as you all know few coastal towns can survive an incoming tsunami. who is helping brownsville? books right now you have help that's on the ground. there is no help coming from washington. border sheriffs and last week at mcallen, texas with chief and six of his. they know the challenges they are facing. they are not getting any help from d.c. either. the policies of this administration with the open border are failing in the united states citizens. and the people they are bringing across this international border, the peoples whose lives are losing the help is just not coming. and the situation is getting dire along this border. from san diego, california to brownsville, texas. arthel: also last week the

eric tonight, noted. noted. [ light laughter ] president biden called on congress yesterday to pass an assault weapons ban, which is sort of like calling on mcdonald'sou a whopper. they could do it, they just won't. [ laughter ] former vice president mike pence is set tomorrow to travel to iowa, which i think is actually the name of a color at sherwin-williams [ laughter and applause north dakota governor -- north dakota - [ laughter ] north dakota governor doug burgum is reportedly considering running for president, and if you're wondering what his chances are, that ain't him, and nobody noticed. [ laughter and applause vote for that guy, though. [ laughter ] that guy does not like -- seem like he likes the path this country is on. [ laughter ] authorities in california recently arrested a man who allegedly burglarized several optometry offices. witnesses described the subject as a person between four and eight feet tall and very blurry. [ laughter ] they also -- they also thought that last guy was doug burgum. [ laughter ] and finally, today was national hot tub day, except in new york where the jets don't work. and that, you guys - [ audience ooh