. >> i'm going with james franco. >> larry: james franco? >> yeah. >> larry: as the mascot?es mcdonald's. >> ocho cinco. >> larry: ochocinco loves mcdonald's? >> he eats it before every game. that's why he's playing in canada. >> larry: james franco and ochocinco should be the new mascot for mcdonald's. >> both of them. >> larry: i think i'd go to mcdonald's every day. one more, guys. let's do one more. what have we got left? is there anything in there? oh wait. oh okay, here we go. it's a prescription for chlamydia for ricky velez. >> a player's gotta play. >> larry: okay, i really wanted to talk about this. how far should schools go on sex education? should it be the education tell you everything you need to know but should they also be like, providing a room for you and everything? i mean that would be nice. >> new york city-- new york city public school gave you lube. >> larry: they gave you lube! >> they gave you lube and cond expom dental dam. i didn't even know what departmental dam was? i thought that ( bleep ) was gum. for like, eight periods in a row, larry. i'm li

james franco has written a "washington post" op ad in praise of mcdonalds.hs working at the home of the fast-food joint when he was a starving actor. when i needed mcdonalds mcdonalds was there for me when no one else was. he also cops to eating fries out of the hopper and says he would use different accents when working the drive through. the drive-thru. but salon could not let this stand calling it light airy and full of privileged [bleep]. and complaining that franco does not discuss the brutal working conditions of 25-hour shifts of wage theft and negligent employee and indirect policies. never change, salon. never change. that was great. dan, are you a privileged white male. what do you think of the op ad. >> i think he nailed it and he worked hard. life is super hard for him and then he got his break. he is an attractive man telling an attractive man story. that's what happens. i was down-and-out -- three months? i have a friend that did seven years at mcdonalds. you won't have him on the show because the things he has seen has scared him. that's a typ

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. >> are you obsessed james franco? she's like, god no. >> i'm like i'm a george clooney girl all the way. >> reporter: learning more about every day. next up, lizzie's graduation on monday and it will be the first time katie will meet their biological mother, leslie parker. parker speaking to us over the phone. >> they're both amazing, beautiful women. i'm looking forward to seeing both of them. >> reporter: a story of newfound sisterhood. soon to be shared with the world. >> the fairytale is still being written. >> reporter: for "good morning america," linzie janis, abc news, new york. >> i love that. i love that -- the mom has met one of the daughters, i'm glad i chose to give her a chance at life. a great, heartwarming story. >> monday is a big day. graduation and meeting the mom. thank you, linzie janis. >>> time for the weather and let's go back to rob in broken arrow, oklahoma. that video of you out with the storm chasers was extraordinary. >> it was intense. it was a very, very strong day as far as how the atmos

mcdonald's getting healthier and hipper the fast food chain made waves in the newsroom starting with james franco praising micky d.'s in the "the washington post" for hiring him when he need ad job. love piece coming days after the company plans to boost sales. the chain testing breakfast bowles that include kale. the golden averages hope to steal back profits by turning the hamburglar into a hipster. >> i can't get any hipper. >> he's got a beard. >> that's a joke, right? >> i hope it's a joke. >> got to be. what about the -- >> i like the old hamburglar. the new hamburglar s-in fact, real. >> have you gone to mcdonald's lately. i go to mcdonald's about three times a year. i get five or six cheese burgers, large fries and medium coke. >> still ahead today yelp was the talk of the street as reports surfaced it's searching for a buyer. which stock could be next right after this break? more fast straight ahead. opinions. there's no shortage in this world. who do you trust? whose analysis is accurate? how do you make sense of it all? a simple, unbiased stock score consolidated from the opinions of i

>> my big winner is james franco talking about mcdonald's.said that the job was never beneath him, and that's what's got to be remembered. it's not where you start, it's where you finish. he said he was never above the job, it led him to other great things. he's now a very famous actor. thumb's up to that. david: you've got to start somewhere. jeff, your winner. >> my winner is elon musk and tesla investors. the valuation's a little high right now, but this guy knows how to stay in the news, be innovative and come up with great ideas. i mean, i think the power wall, his earnings call, there's going to be a new tesla, a cheaper tesla, the model 3's coming out next year. this guy has mind share, and everybody's paying attention. he's really knocking it out of the park right now. david: okay. my winner is based on this announcement from the white house. take a look. >> the president has indicated a willingness to use as much of his executive authority as he can to try to take the steps that he believes are consistent with the national security i

. >>> actor james franco gives a personal take in the "washington post" on mcdonald's slumping performance no one else was. franco ate fries from the hopper and burgers bound for the trash. he said he practiced accents on customers. >>> you will probably know land's end from famous catalogs. it started out in 1963 as a yachting supply business. today the company brings in more than $1.5 billion a year. lands end parted ways last year with sears. the future of the american label could depend on an italian touch. a story you see only on "cbs this morning." >> anybody who would see you out and about knows you are very sharp. on a scale of 1 to 10 you are an 11. so i'm thinking how many pieces did you have in your closet before you took this job? >> first of all, i'm in land's end today. >> this is land's end. we need to be always number one. >> reporter: appointed to the top job in february she faces real challenges. in march land's end had to recall some of the children's sleep wear. the materials used failed to meet federal standards for flammability. >> we take this very seriously. we don'

kale, the hamburglar james franco, it continues. rejection in the uk not just for the liberal democrats. rejecting a $45 billion takeover offer from monsanto. >>> the jobs report. the labor department says april nonfarm payrolls received a lift from the services sector offsetting weakness in mining. march payrolls were revised lower to a gain of just 85,000. unemployment rate fell to a seven-year low of 5.4%. as for wage growth average hourly earnings rose 0.1%. later this hour labor secretary thomas perez will join us with obama administration reaction to the jobs report. a report some say goldilocks. you get a better than expected number here. you get the benign wage inflation. >> not a lot of wage increase. you can add 223 to 85 and come up with a blended average that's soft. interest rates immediately went down on this. i am sure there are people at home saying wait a second how can that be? the answer is people are losing faith in the moment-to-moment of these job numbers. rick santelli big shout out to him, i know you're liste

. >> you just reminded me of what the green goblin new green goblin said james franco said mcdonald'ss there for me when no one else was. and similar things that ashton kutcher said. when i was starting out, i would never turn down any job and all entry-level jobs. >> that's what charlie monger said. monday on our show he looks at it as a huge training part. >> first he admits that he goes there, which is great. very politically incorrect. and then he said, and i see these nice people and they learn how to do you know -- >> how to greet people. >> that's true. the problem, but the problem is again, getting those teens in those jobs. you know after the economic recovery. a lot more adults are the ones taking those jobs. we need to get these kids employed because all of us had our first jobs and all the important skills we learned during that time. >> right. like having to go in and like stay there and do this. >> the first paying job i got wasn't like baby sitting or washing cars. >> working as a salad bar girl and cleaning chickens. >> i think there's a whole generation of kids that d

. >> james franco. i mean a lot of new friends. >> and the worst thing? >> the worst thing? the movie. "pitch perfect 2" opens friday. you can see a special clip of the bellas sing "run the world" on today.com. >>> coming up next he who has the gold makes the rules. hollywood maverick ari gold shares his secrets to success. but first this is "today" on nbc. anncr: sometimes our pets... aren't the only ones... that make bad choices. woman: honey, i'm home! anncr: now there's petarmor plus. so you can protect your pets without the shame of overpaying. petarmor plus. available at target. >>> all right. we are back now. he's known as a hot shot hollywood agent turned movie mogul. and now ari gold is imparting his words of wisdom to the world in his first book "the gold standard: rules to rule by." it takes us on a journey through the ariisms that brought you success in business and life. how are you? >> how are you, matt? >> i didn't see you as the advice time. >> as you know, i'm a giver. >> yeah. >> and i can give you the rules and my playbook but i'm still going to beat you a

franco had zero for 12 slump. galleries comes in. four-three. now tied at four, wilbur flores singles off elvis. that is the ballgame. phillies lose, five -four. >>> still to come, lebron james is heading back to the nba finals plus rangers try to stope limb nation in tampa. >>> another round of eagles organize team activities began today, once again evan mathis is a in show. guard has been up happen bye a contract. these work outs are voluntary. >>> nfl finals, lightening trying to close off rangers. the route is on. he scores the second of his three goals on the night. rangers win seven-three. game seven is friday night back in new york. >>> nba eastern conference finals calves looking to sweep atlanta irving is back. lebron james was never gone. he is beneficial of the hawks turn over there more lebron in the second quarter. this game is a laugher. he scores 23. cleveland takes it by 30, takes the series in four. lebron james is heading to his fifth straight nba finals. that is sports. >>> finally tonight a group of montgomery county students hit the football field today for a special event. plymouth white marsh high school has a program called best buddies. the program p

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