so jonathon i'll start with you amazing to me because i was thinking back to my entire life. i can't think of knowing a mcdonald's near me or along my path that closed. other stores go away. you never see that. this is amazing. truly this is a story of the second half half of the 20th ce. but think back to first pass half of the 20th century big boy in white castle those are major chains right now. mcdonald's they rest on morals let upstart like chipotle eat their lunch and a mcdonald's is in serious turning around to do seeing it in terms of stores cut and whole industries being uprooted. >> jack so sad when my kids want a reward they're like mcdonald's, mcdonald's only one they go to. that is what they want is their guilty pleasure. >> they don't feel bad about a happy meal. >> no growth they need smaller not bigger. i don't see stock doing well from here. >> martha stuart saving empire nearing a takeover sequential brands is circling companies to buy martha stuart living on the media. they have to take the whoat name part of the price. investors think is a good thing share

the group says the plates are a celebration of independence and texas deemed the plates offensive jonathon has more on the controversial that led to the decision. >> exercising the right to free speech, verses what others call offensive. >> white power. >> and even hateful. the latest battles about what can appear on your license plate, this plate featuring a con fed rate battle flag is at the center of the case. >> different courts have come to different conclusions about how much freedom the authors of specialty places are permitted turn first amendment. >> the organization, the suns of con fed rate veterans proposed the design, but saying that many people found the flag offensive. at the part of the issue is free speech. >> the question in this case is whether a specialty plate that is designed by a private person, but approved by the government counts as private speech, or government speak. >> the state is violating it's first amendment rights. attorney r james george representing the sownes told the court i just don't think the government can discriminate based on content. the group s

been matched with bradley cooper her sixteen years scarlet johansson will be the love interest of jonathon a giant tortoise. i look forward to that one. slow and said de wins the rate. >> you were shrugging like you were giving me a no big deal gesture. my first real boyfriend i was fine teen and he was 34. i great tate for the older man. >> it is more comfortable to look at a older woman and yuck guy. that's the way it is. remember when sex and the city was dating that iewper young guy that wouldn't work. the prospect would have to -- >> it is good right. it is comic cal. it is not taken seriously. i was like sure i can do that. >> dwhrad -- glad i went to you first. the hollywood women are struggling with this big beale. >> in this new movie "aloha" i fee like he is not old enough for her. emma stone needs a guy older that that, like 48, just to particular a handful. >> she is. >> i wouldn't know. the flip side of what jedediah was saying, many generals of all ages are uh practed to and men age 20 to 50 they said women -- the age women look best to them something in the early 20s. >> not

jonathon gillom, you are there, say you are there and interrogating this guy.t's the first question you ask? >> first off, attorneys like this are going to be my biggest fear, more than getting the truth out of mr. sweat. first thing i want to do, once they get him stable is i want to create an environment that is probably completely opposite of what he's been in. he's been so stressed to where i want to create an environment where this guy thinks i'm his friend. then you can kind of introduce to him that he knows he's going back to jail. we can actually do things to help alleviate the stress. work with us and help us to clean up this picture. here's the thing i think a lot of people are missing. he may hold the key to a system that has been corrupted. i'm not saying everyone in there is corrupt but a system that's been corrupted. if there is one or more guards or employees, as we have seen, that have done things they are not supposed to, the system is corrupted. i think this is where he will be helpful and he may actually be the most helpful part of this entir

but does father jonathon morris think about that. he's got a smile on his face.er] let me just read into this a little bit more. a draft of major environmental dmghts that the pope is about to issue, it says, that bulk of gloanl warming is caused by human activity. and it says that people especially the world's rich have to take steps to mitigate the damage by reducing consumption and live less reliance on poses sill fuels father that is policy. that is politics. and the pope has gone right into it. >> let me start by saying, something good of people of religion talking about moral issues and those moral issues that also have political consequence. for example, do we want the poem speaking out against slavery and major politics involved how about human trafficking major politics involved. no i don't think the my pope or any religious fern pushing a candidate for example or a specific political party. that is another issue. but speaking out about moral issues that have political consequences i'm all in favor. >> it is right -- >> pushing the left view of this issu