(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

. >>> it is a pretty light opening and one of the dow jones industrial average components john mcdonald is lighter than expected and dow jones industrial average is about to open down two and a half% so that could affect -- two and a half percent, so that could affect the dow jones industrial average. >>> nearly 200,000 children in the u.s. have had televisions fall on them in the past two years. safety experts say accidents happen when they climb up. >>> more children suffering concussions what doctors want you to know. >>> and how much this year aides walk raised to help find a cure. ♪ [ hero mom ] oh, yeah. we're gettin' cereal. 'cause over 40 general mills cereals are 130 calories or less per serving. just look for the g. boom! that's how nutrition is done, people. [ laughs ] ♪ [ female announcer ] hey ladies. you love it. you've got to have it. cinnamon toast crunch, 'cause that cinnamon and sugar is so irresistible. everybody craves those crazy squares.® . >>> welcome back, doctors in the south bay are working to help sports related head injuries and they are talking about the dan

another new way to love mcdonald's. ♪ >> john: welcome back.y guest tonight 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 pos

and getting paid less than most mcdonald's managers. >> john: where does one begin?there are two ways to lose your job in media? number one, tell the unabashed truth. note to self. number two, take a job at current tv. i can say that. what are they going to do? fire me in two and a half weeks? she told about her profession and faced the consequences. like an extremely low stakes bradley manning. absolutely no one needed to know the hidden truths she felt compelled to reveal. like how in this video she revealed she's often gone braless on the air and she can't do stories involving old people because they scare her. full disclosure, i go brauless so shea, not impressed. i'm with you on the elderly thing. staring into the horry spector of your ho mortality trying to get through an elephant who escaped from a mascot stadium. that's tough. shea, there is the media and then social media where you posted this stuff. underwear factory burns down. that's a story. i'm not wearing any underwear, not a story. but hey, pope francis likes to say, who am i to judge. coming on to me

i am elizabeth mcdonald filling in for david asbin. wel go to john and rick and we welcome dan mitchell today. we have a great crew, john, what do you think? >> even if the wire taps were free, they wouldn't be worth it. too often in modern times we gave up liberty under the false assumption that people in the federal government who are fallible can protect us. it is a risk to take. in a fro society there is risk but worth it to live with this. we should defend it. >> to john's point, wat is weird, spying can be a profit center. >> military and industrial complexes are inficient and will have corruption. it is not bean ball when we play with islamic terrorism and the new information cold war with china and russia and not a war we c finish second in. i think it is a murky area. john brings up a lot of points, but our liberties are dependent on our safety, o. >> sabrina, what rich is saying, there is no bigger civil violation being murdered on the way to work in your commute. let me lay it out to you. local la enforcement have paid for wiretaps since 1

goodness, bad idea. >> i believe great ideas. >> john: under great ideas is texas on candy or fast food. >> how do you define a fast-food you can go to mcdonald's or you can order a big mac. you will bet the lobbyists will make the rules. >> john: they have a problem with the candy tax. they decided this hershey bar is taxable candy but this one isn't because it contains flour. store clerks don't know what to charge. >> flour, sugar and eggs and salt. >> her dessert won an award. >> don't you think are poisoning people? you are making everybody fat. >> no, a little fat and sugar, what would life be. >> we asked her to make donuts? >> it has no sugar and no salt and very little fat. it's fried and baked how different it can be without all the good stuff. >> john: egg whites, that is good. >> it's good but not like egg yokes. >> john: let's try a taste test. we got a healthy donut and regular donut. everybody liked the regular dough in and out nutd center. >> john: how about the other one? >> not as good. >> john: i wanted to like the healthy donut. it's like eating bread. >> not what i'm looking for. >> some people did like the healthier version

i am elizabeth mcdonald filling in for david asbin. wel go to john and rick and we welcome dan mitchell today. we have a great crew, john, what do you think? >> even if

. >> john: wisconsin was a big move against mcdonald's minimum wage, when you look at that and the recallcampaign verse scott walker, which didn't work, but they were outspent 8/1. when he took away collective bargaining rights for teachers. didn't have the guts to do it against cops, they all came out in full force, this all labors on the rise. >> this is the birthplace of unions and this is where they tried to kill unions. the thing that is interesting about this story is to see how fractured and how far wisconsin has fallen. when i was there two years ago during the first--this was like before occupy. they were out there before anyone during really the arab spring they were out there at that time. the police officers who i interviewed would not arrest protesters period because they were in solidarity of what they were doing. >> john: and they wanted collective bargaining rights. >> there were more than 20 people there. >> the police officers actually joined with those people. they were out of uniform, and they were out there protesting scott walker. this is not only these unions that h

. >> mcdonald's has to pay a minimum wage just like any other hamburger maker and so -- >> no. >> that is the ca. >> john>> with the federal minimum wage. >>o, it's not an equal paying field. this is a populous message. this is nothing but political malarkey. hey, look, we're trying to help the small guy. you're not -- >> not to the person receiving minimum wage, it's not political it's income. >> let me finish, david. take walmart and gary b.'s hometown of washington, d.c. they pssed thealmart rule. 75,000 square feet or more. that only affects walmart, you have to pay your employees 50% higher than competitors. what did walmart do? they did e smart thing, we're not opening stores. walmart has lowered food inflation by one percentage point. that helps the poor. they don't get this in washington, d.c., because of this political bs. >> david? >> i just say walmart can find its market somewhere else because -- >> but that takes jobs away. >> that takes jobs from d.c. >> the job they're offering at the wage they're offering means you have to have two jobs when you work for walmart. >> david, they have peopl

john sasaki live in pleasant hill with more on what the city is planning to do here. >> reporter: we're in the mcdonald's parking lot across from an apartment complex and a shopping center over there. what is right in the middle is a creek overpass where homelessness has become a safety concern. runs over a creek next to toys r us and in n out burger. just under the roadway is a place that at least two people currently call home. >> it's just, it's like an animal kingdom. >> reporter: the homeless who often set up camp here and can be seen from nearby apartments raise concerns for others. >> are the conditions, not only the filth, but the fire dangers of them lighting something on fire. >> reporter: it's become serious enough with concerns about crime, fire danger, even water pollution in the creek that some area residents have complained to the city. >> could spill into it where people are living, there's going to be waste. so garbage, waste, stuff like that. >> reporter: police posted signs warning the homeless to get out by next week. >> we'll call public works with the city and they'll assist us in r

john's. and washington, d.c., protesters broke into song and one of several stops a local mcdonald's. >> you deserve a living wage of at least $13 an hour. right now as we speak, all across america, people are standing up and stepping out and fighting for you. raise your wages, mcdonald's, raise your wages ♪ at the protest in new york city, fast food workers voted to authorize their third citywide strike for a living wage and the right to unionize without intimidation. they assembled in prospect park. ofi know you're tired suffering. i don't want to see the next- generation suffering. i don't want my kid suffering. i i want them to have a better future than i did. if i want that to happen, i need you to stand with me. wednesdayoll released for the national employment law project action fund shows 80% of american support raising the hourum wage to $10.10 an and adjusting it for cost-of- living. 75% listed a minimum-wage hike as is a top congressional priority over the next year. the senate has approved a bipartisan measure to temporarily lower student loan rates only die, just a few years . t

john paul ii a saint. that takes a major step forward this morning. new details out of vatican city overnight. ♪ [ male announcer ] to all you burger aficionados... show your love. 'cause mcdonald'sust topped perfection with the all-new quarter pounder burgers. three delectable new choices that let you flaunt your burger bravado. with toppings like new thick-cut applewood smoked bacon, cool and spicy habanero ranch sauce, and fresh veggies. new quarter pounder burgers. another new way to love mcdonald's. ♪ >>> b.a.r.t. trains up and running in just a few hours from now. a late-night agreement will put b.a.r.t. operators back on the job, but the deal is only temporary. we'll have details coming up in a live report. plus -- >> nothing short of a frightening scene as a fourth of july fireworks show in southern california goes terribly wrong. we have the new details we've just learned overnight. >>> and the heat is off. good morning to you, i'm meteorologist christina loren. it's refreshing out there this morning. we're going to get a beautiful sunrise and temperatures dropping by about 20 degrees. i've got your weekend and seven-day forecast coming right up. >>> i'm anthony slaughte

mcdonald's fries order and a coca-cola bott. that's kind of fun. >> do not collect $200, john carney. >> anybody can play tradition a.m.lay the game well. my brothers and i are big monopoly players, play in half an hour, 45 minutes and the game is done, play with all the rules, we go to jail, but i do think they are making the game more realistic. what kind of monopolist goes to jail these days? >> i knew there was a joke there. >> i don't know how you play that game in half an hour but you are an amazing individual so i believe it. >> big moves after the break, plus a very popular stock up big today despite quarterly numbers that left a lot to be desired. we're back in two. ilable lexus , including the es and rx. ♪ this is the pursuit of perfection. i'm a careful investor. when you do what i do, you think about risk. i don't like the ups and downs of the market, but i can't just sit on my cash. i want to be prepared for the long haul. ishares minimum volatility etfs. investments designed for a smoother ride. find out why 9 out of 10 large professional investors choose ishares for their etfs. ishares by blackrock. call

unbelievably good board members and john bennett used to run liberty media and the chief software and then one of my personal heroes and the retired ceo of mcdonald'sy does this matter? we don't talk about boards of directors on "mad money," the single worst, most subversive least helpful board of directors in america, and i like this move very much and i think the stock can go higher still. we keep seeing this pattern where the analysts are too negative versus fundamentals and the patterns are always the same even as it turns out there's plenty left in the tank and they say valuation, give me a bank. >> microsoft and wells fargo. the last two being key positions and you can follow along on my charitable trust.com and the leaps and the hewlett-packards and the citigroups and plenty of others like -- including best buy up 150% for the year or most egregious netflix, 179. so here's the bottom line, one of the most important reasons the market won't quit is refusing to leave on the upside or simply writing off huge winners entirely. it might be the single best one for 2013 and something tells me if you see this action in a leap wireless or citigroup,

john: beforee return to the debate over immigration, let's celebrate th success story. 40 percent of america's biggest companies were founded by immigrants or their children. apple, budweiser, colgate, ibm, mcdonald's it is 60%. well, a new company may be the next monster success. i don't know, but she is already earning milons commanding a magazine called one of america's coolest young entrepreneurs. >> i don't kno why one caught but i believe that i work hard and. i like making things happen. john: your company is this and marketing group. you advise companies. >> the marketing, full-service marketing firm. john: and you went to school. you came here when you were a years old. >> nine years old. john: nine years old. your father drove a cab and your mom or to attract any shop. >> my parents left very -- a very 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 some

john mcgrew. >> as we take a look at times square and the nasdaq, they continue to pick up their act naming executives or former executives from microsoft, mcdonald'srty media onto the board. lots of bay area companies report profits this week, including yahoo and google and safeway. we will continue to keep you updated on all of them. >> sounds good. thank you very much. >> thanks, scott. >>> we do have some breaking news we're following this morning as well. an early morning fire for people living in an apartmentm/v compl in san mateo. fire broke out just after 1:00 at the bridgepointe apartment complex. this is just beyond highway 92. crews were able to put the fire out within an hour and a half and no one was hurt. dozens of people were forced from their apartments as they fought the fire. >> lost out on a lot of sleep. i don't think i've ever seen this many fire trucks in one spot before. >> an investigator on the scene tells us it appears the fire started in a laundry room from a dryer. >> not a good way to start your work week, not at all. rob mayeda, you have a look at the forecast now with some winds that you're tracking. >> wind, and a co

there is a new website from mcdonald's is designed to help the employees but instead it is drawing a lot of criticism. we have this story. johnu know, a lot of talk about the wages of fast food restaurants. so when mcdonald's set up this website to help their employees, you think they would get some compliments. well, it's not turning out that way. >> reporter: fast food workers and you think hard work, hot kitchens and low pay. to help them out, mcdonald's started a website with personal finance tips like how to create a monthly budget. but some personal finance experts aren't loving it. >> i thought good for them. but i think they missed the boat as far as the numbers were concerned. >> reporter: a sample budget assumes they have two jobs and takes home about $25,000 a year. experts say the buget's my moly spending seems like small potatoes in a small world. >> $150 for a car payment that, is not a big car payment. $600 for an apartment, you need a roommate or a very small apartment. $20 a month for health care. you can buy health care at those rates, show me where. >> reporter: in a statement, mcdonald's says the numbers a

john malone. >> and jim skinner, first time we've heard from him in a while from mcdonald's this feels look a boardturmoil is going to be a supportive board of meg whitman. this stock remains a hot stock versus last year. >> a board that's 9 going to 12. adding three members. not replace anybody, they're getting bigger. they may get bigger from here. maybe 12 to 15. sounds like too many in the boardroom. the bore has always had so many leaks, i'm not sure how many board members you want to have. >> anything that indicates she's getting her own people -- these are not house people. you do not put these people on and get a vote from her. >> you want a strong board. we should mention, wit worth is the interim, interim claire. looking for a full time chairman there. >> all of the news about hewlett-packard this year is good. down 44% last year. all of the news on delicates to me the industry's not that good but that could be michael dell talking it down. but another letter from karl icahn, he likes to send letters. >> likes to send letters. we're in the end game here. vote is thursday. it's very, very