(applause) >> our next graduate, john mcdonald. [cheering and applauding] >> mr. mcdonald, congratulations. yeah. (applause) >> that's wonderful. our next graduate, chantelle mc neil. ms. mc neil, come on down. congratulations. (applause) >> our next graduate, ashley nash. ms. nash, congratulations. (applause) >> our next graduate, francois palette, congratulations. (applause) >> that's great, congratulations. our next graduate, caitlin perkins-council. ms. perkins-council. (applause) >> our next graduate, maurice ross. mr. ross, congratulations. (applause) [cheering and applauding] >> nice. our next graduate, naja skinner. ms. skinner, congratulations. [cheering and applauding] >> smile for mom, that's great. our next graduate, yesinia valez. ms. valez, congratulations. [cheering and applauding] >> our next graduate, alana waldron. ms. waldron, congratulations. (applause) >> our next graduate, angela garape. ms. garape, congratulations. (applause) >> and our next graduate, anye she. ms. she, congratulations. (applause) >> ladies and gentlemen, give it up for the

john mcdonald does it. i don't know how he does it. it's amazing. he's a talented rapper.ve: wow. >> jimmy: got to love it. well, we have a great show tonight. we love it when he drops by. from the new big blockbuster movie "man of steel --" christopher meloni is here tonight. [ cheers and applause ] plus, she is the host of fox's "so you think you can dance." cat deeley is joining us. [ cheers and applause ] and we have great music tonight. oh, my goodness. we have broken social scene -- [ cheers and applause ] -- featuring feist. [ cheers and applause ] can you beat that? oh, it's so exciting. i'm so excited. that's going to be great. you guys, it's time for late night hashtags. here we go. ♪ hashtags hashtags hashtags hashtags hashtags ♪ >> jimmy: you guys are on twitter, is that right? [ cheers ] twitter's so fun. well we use twitter on our show every single week. so if you watch our show and you want to play along, we do this thing every wednesday night where i send out a hash tag, and we ask you to tweet out things based on that topic. because kim kardashian and kris

steve forbes, ricking unger, richard karl guard, elizabeth mcdonald and john tandy. steve, first, is this the solution everybody's been looking for? >> absolutely. getting free markets in health care is the only way to go, doing away with the disconnect between providers and consumers we don't have free markets today. if we did, you'd get productivity, turn very expensive procedures today into more common place things tomorrow. so this is it a good start. it can start with simple routine things an go right up to the most sophisticated surgery. when patients are in charge, it's their money, by golly you get real bargains, including lasik surgery costs less today than it did ten years ago. why? because there's not that disconnect between providers and consumers. >> it's not just the patients. when patients and doctors together go around looking for bargains, that's what brings down the prices, rick unger. i'm looking at some of his menu here, if you will, of what he offers, an office visit is 75 bucks, including a diabetes follow-up if you need one. a joint injection o

. ♪ lying on the road, i'm thinking ♪ starring at the stars i wonder ♪ john john when audra mcdonalding back home in a sock by january kandor and fred eastbound she means it. ♪ when i'm gonna go back home new york is her home, but she spent much of the last four years in los angeles playing the dramatic role of a doctor in the television series "private practice." >> you don't like me? >> no. no, i don't. >> brown: it was just the latest of what's become a whirlwind career of work in films and opera and serving as host in "live from lincoln center" on pbs. >> welcome to the best seat in the house. >> brown: then there's her true artistic home: musical theater. at just 42, mcdonald is one of the most honored performers in broadway history. >> i found the theater and i found my home. i love you. thank you so very much. thank you. >> brown: the winner of five tony awards, including for "carousel" in 1994 and "a raisin in the sun" ten years later. last year she won for her acclaimed role as bess in a new production of the gershwin's porg give and bess. we talked recently at sidney harmon

mcdonald's hamburger? >> no way. >> because after all, who gets tired of heaven. john ramos, kpix 5. >> yes. and heaven sign shining some of its wonderful rain on us. >> not exactly pennys from heaven. >> perspective i guess. >> reporter: yeah. we do have plenty of rain from heaven today. still, lightest on the doppler showing we have widespread showers just coming in. a direct westerly flow off the pacific. so far, not a lot in terms of amounts if. you can see most of the action is focused just east of the 580 core don. a little bit over the santa cruz mountains. this first wave of rain will get spotty. there is more behind it. fopping, clouds, drizzle and the temperatures mild. mostly in the low 60s at this hour. out the door tomorrow morning you will be confronted with fog and rain around the bay area. the next system begins to head south. expect more rain tonight. wet on tuesday, and a week from now, it's going to be 100 degrees inland. >> whew. >> reporter: next week at this time. so, that a difference a week will make. in the meantime, we have to dole with this low pressure off -- deal

mcdonald's. mmm. this is good. yeah. it's better than good. did you remember my latte? uh..yeah... but...it's in the car. mmm! that's good. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> johnis hbo's gaslands part 2. >> this is the well. here you go. so this is going to make it this time. >> i'll walk away from it. what do you? what do you? >> again, we don't know. what are you going to do? ell, well, well, who is going to buy it? you know what? well, what i'll probably do is sell this and have the gas company sue me for selling their gas. >> john: please welcome back to the show josh fox. it's sequel time. in gasland one we learn about the dangers of fracking and you introduce us to the concept of flammable water. in gasland 2, it turns out everything is fine now. right? >> no, it doesn't get better. this film, you know, i wanted to find out if what we're seeing all across america are people being able to light their water on fire in the face of the hugest domestic gasp drilling campaign in history. why hasn't the government done anything about it? why have our regulatory agencies failed to protect americans? so this film was an investigation into the government. what you

mcdonald's. mmm. this is good. yeah. it's better than good. did you remember my latte? uh..yeah... but...it's in the car. mmm! that's good. ♪ (cheers and applause) >> johnwelcome back. my guest tonight, a very funny comedian whose best selling book is called "dad is fat." please welcome the brilliant jim gaffigan. (cheers and applause) >> thank you. thank you. so nice. >> john: thank you for being here. we all appreciate it. >> thank you. the. >> john: the book "dad is fat." that's subjective, isn't it? >> yes. >> john: where does the title come from? >> the title comes from anymy now seven-year-old son when he was four or five the first sentence he wrote on a dry-erase board was "dad is fat." (audience reacts) then he showed it to me and i put him up for adoption. >> john: (laughs) so he thought for four to five years, what do i want this first statement to be? dad is fat. almost like a poem in a way. and then -- >> he knew that i would laugh and he -- well, it's not like the first time he had called me fat. it was like a daily occurrence. >> it was the first time he formalized in the writing. >> he worked on it. >> john: so let's crunch the numbers. f

mcdonald's. mmm. this is good. yeah. it's better than good. did you remember my latte? uh..yeah... but...it's in the car. mmm! that's good. ♪ >> johnonight is a very fine actress whose new film is called "white house down." >> help is not coming. did you hear what i just said? >> john, they called an air strike on the white house. the vice president is dead. you just need to get out of there. >> no, no, no, they cannot do that. >> i'm so, so sorry. i was wrong about you. >> there's nothing you can do, john. if you stay in there you're going to die. >> i need you to listen to me. they're counting on me right now. you tell me how much time i have. >> you only have eight minutes left to get them out. >> john: help us, you're our own hope. please welcome back to the show, maggie gyllenhaal. [ cheers and applause ] that's a lot of gyllenhaal. >> welcome. john: that's right. we can just do this for five minutes. you can just basque in the glory of affection. >> please let's not john: so white house down. one of the central characters in this is a hacker who manages to get on to n.s.a. computers and compromise security. is it possible tha

mcdonald's customers hide themselves from your judgment. >> mobile weather travels to livermore today where we meet up with john madden. >> boom! >> reporter: and bocce ball. we have all the details as the news continues on kpix 5. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, just need a quick bite for lunch. but - a new survey f some "fast food" customers a little embarrassed by their amely, >>> even in the land of chez panisse and slow found you need a quick bite of food. some people are embarrassed by their choice of cuisine namely mcdonald's where 42 people reported the bag of shame sensation. really, shame? we hit the arches for an informal survey of our own. >> quarter pounder. >> chicken mcnuggets. >> chicken sandwiches. >> 6" chicken teriyaki. >> quarter pounder. >> 6 piece chicken mcnugget. >> i go oh, no, i have to walk down the street with this bag. >> i thought a people eat at mcdonald's. it's not that embarrassing. >> 165. >> no regrets. got a late start to lunch needed to grab something quick. this is the bag of shame. but not because of what's in it but because of the way people look at me when i have it. >> i don't care. i like the way i

john joins us with more >> good morning, andrew, mcdonald's not the only global multi-national trying unveil ios. ios 7, the beeners are up in there. there is a line around the block already. also a new version of os 10, ios is the real important within here. the big theme here is i think the foundations of apple's success, itunes, music, movies the retail strategy, not necessarily going to power growth going forward because it's coming from emerging markets. largely, smart phones are getting to a point of saturation in developed markets like the u.s. it will be interesting what apple has to say around services and other things to keep growth going for the future. take a look at apple vs. goggle. google had its developer conference in this same building a few weeks ago. goggle performing better than apple has. google strength has been in services. some people are guessing apple is moving. google announcing new streamingselves at google io here. we are wondering whether we will hear more from ira from apple. really, one of the most important people we will see not just tim cook, johnny

john: beforee return to the dete over immigration, let's celebrate the success story. 40 perce of america's biggest compans were found by immigrants or their children. apple, budweiser, colgate, ibm, mcdonald'sch field it is 60%. well, a new company may be the next monster success. i don't know, but she is already earning millions commandg a magazine called one of america's coolest young entrepreneurs. >> i don't know why one caught but i believe that i workard and. i like making things happen. john:our company is this and marketing group.. you advise companies. >> t marketing, fl-service marketing firm. john: and you went to school. you came here when you were a years old. >> nine years old. john: ni years old. your fatherrove a cab and your mom or to attractny shop. >> my parents left very -- a very successful family business beckham. it worked very hard. i went from having lots of amily surrounding me and being gutted on t being a lchkey kid. i was responsible for my and your sisr. i had to make sure she was fed save, got off from school locate . my parents worked full-time.. so whenever, as long as she was okay. that's it. john: issue ave? >> successful, driving, so i did something right

john: before we return to the debate over immigration, let's celebrate the success story. 40 perce of america's biggest companies were founded by immigrants or their children. apple, budweiser, colgate, ibm, mcdonald'stech field its 60%. well, a new company may be the next monster success. i don't kno but she is already earning millions commanding a magazine cled one of america's coolest young erepreneurs. >> don't know why one caught but i believe that i work hard and. i le making things happen. john: your company is this and maeting group. yo advise companies. >> t marketing, full-serve marketing firm. john: and you went to school. you came her when you were a years old. >> nine years old. john: nine years old. your father drove a cab and your moor to attract any shop >> my parents left very -- a ry successful family business beckham. it worked very hard. i went from having lots of family surrounding me and being gutted on to being a latchkey kid. i was responsible for my and your sister. i had to make sure she was fed, save, got off from school locate . my parents worked full-time. so whenever, as long as she was okay. that's it. john: issue alive? >> successful, driving, so i did something right

john response sperns spencer b >> you've got to raise numbers. what i trade off is numbers. if you take off numbers the stock goes on. mcdonald's is the opposite. this is a number mover. i'm raising numbers mcdonald's. we've got to go. it's a message that would make a bull frown. and morgan stanley, right, chief -- >> adam parker. >>> look that the. >> you say his name a graphic comes up. adam parker our guest. >> i'm raising my price target with adam. >> really? >> for the s&p. >> we'll tell us why his price target is below were then dex sits now. >> holy cow! >> i know people at morgan stanley. wealth managers saying are these calls by parker right? we'll challenge him a bit. >>> another look at futures. let's look. pretty green on the screen for monday morning. more "squawk on the street." i'm hanging on by a thread here. >> doing fabulous. >> are you kidding me? tdd# 1-800-345-2550 [ trader ] when i'm trading, i'm totally focused. tdd# 1-800-345-2550 and the streetsmart edge trading platform from charles schwab tdd# 1-800-345-2550 gives me tools that help me find opportunities more easily. tdd# 1-800-345-2550 i can even access it from the c