i'm julie mcdonald. coming up, the video to calling for an investigation investigation into the mh 17 disaster. >>> u.n. puts forward new proposes in the home of putting and end to syria's long-running bloody conflict. >>> and in the afghan gown announce taliban' lead mullah taliban's leader is dead. >> michel plantiti will run for fifa's presidency. we'll tell you why not everyone is happy about it. >> hello there, a warm welcome to the news hour. there were no survivors when mh 17 was wrought down over the skies of eastern ukraine last year. now plans to try to bring justice to those responsible have been halted. russia has used its veto at the united nations to prevent an international tribunal from being established. in all 298 people were killed when a plane crashed a little over a year ago. governments were quick to accuse the pro-russian splittists using a missile to bring the plane down. something that kiev denies. russia would use its veto quashing the resolution just minutes after the ask to fi

. >> julie mcdonald will have more news in just a few minutes. bye bye bye bye >> ending syria's bloody conflict proposals. >> hello i'm julie mcdonald. also coming up. u.n. will soon begin a resolution calling for an international investigation into the downing of plight mh 17 over eastern ukraine and the afghan taliban denies claims that their leader mullah omar is dead.

i'm julie mcdonald. this is al jazeera live from london. a piece of the m plane that matches the mh 370 is found. afghan government claims that taliban leader mulla omar is dead. >> this were no survivors when the mh 370 was brought hmh 17 was brought down over ukraine last year. russia has vetoed the tribunal for suppose for those responsible for bringing the plane down. >> we do not back the idea of the creation of a tribunal under chapter 7 of the u.n. there are no grounds for this. mindful the fact that the security council and resolution 2166 did not classify the boeing tragedy as a threat to international peace and security. it's difficult to explain how the events that took place a year ago were not deemed to be a threat to peace and security and now all of a sudden have become just that. >> we have more now from the ukrainian foreign minister, who joins us on the line from new york. ambassador. welcome to the program. your reaction to russia's veto? >> of course, it is a very sad day for everyone. but especially for relatives and lo

. >> hello i'm julie mcdonald. also coming up. u.n. will soon begin a resolution calling for an international investigation into the downing of plight mh 17 over eastern ukraine and the afghan taliban denies claims that their leader mullah omar is dead. >> a warm welcome to the program. >>> presenting a new proposal for political solutions to end the civil war that has been raging for four years. the new proposals have been made while keeping the syrian people firmly in mind. he began his briefing of the u.n. and ban ki-moon said that 250,000 people have been killed since the war began. ten million people have been forced from their homes becoming displaced within syria and refugees elsewhere and then added atrocious crimes are an almost hourly occurrence. >> the u.n. is obliged to not leave any stones unturned. discussions are taking place and we're hearing them around the region and elsewhere that may require perhaps more time and may be linked on developments. the syrian people are being given a chance, they told us to be deeply and

. ♪ >>> hello there, i'm julie mcdonald, this is al jazeera live from london.o coming up after months of violence burundi's president wins a controversial third term. >>> also ahead -- >> i'm andrew simmons in nairobi nairobi, and i'll bring you the latest on president barack obama's visit here. >>> in the two years since the islamic state of iraq and the levant has carved out positions across syria and iraq turkey has been reluctant to involve itself militarily. until now. on friday it announced it has begin air strikes against isil in syria, and carried out operations across turkey. more than 297 suspects are in custody. some are expected isil members, but there are members that are members of the pkk. isil has been blamed for a suicide bomb which killed more than 30 people in the turkish border town. the turkish president urged his country to trust him and his government. >> translator: these are the steps against our national security. our state and government will take needed action against any attack no matter what it is. it is not only for last night. we

i am julie mcdonald. this is al jazeera live from london.o coming up: yemen's latest cease-fire in doubt before it even begins. houthi rebels reject it. bar barack obama in ethiopia says kenya stands at a crossing rode between peril and promise. garbage collection in beirut left rubbish piling up in the streets. >> hello there. welcome to the program. after almost four and a half years in syria, it's the president's first real admission that government forces are struggling. in a speech to the nation bashar al assad said his army is tired and lacks numbers and said his forces may have to concede some territory to their enemy. a report. >> for the first time since the war began in syria, president bashar al-assad admits government forces have a problem and they have been forced to abandoned some areas. we do have new recruits every day. the military is carrying out this mission but the syrian army is sometimes required to give up areas in order to hold on to more important areas. we are in a fateful period. there are no compromise solutions.

. ♪ >>> hello there, i'm julie mcdonald, this is al jazeera live from london.lso coming up after months of violence burundi's president wins a controversial third term. >>> also ahead -- >> i'm in nairobi, and i'll be bringing you the latest on barack obama's first presidential visit to kenya. >>> and a new treatment for malaria could save the lives of millions of children in sub saharan africa. ♪ >>> hello there. a warm welcome to the program. in the two years since the islamic state of iraq and the levant has carved out positions across syria and iraq turkey has been reluctant to involve itself militarily. that is until now. now on friday it has begun air strikes against isil targets in syria. turkey's prime minister says this is not a single event, but a process. police have also carried out raids across turkey an operation spanning 13 provinces, more than 297 suspects are now in custody. some are suspected isil members, but there is also members of the pkk. it say it will treat groups like isil and the pkk without distinction. isil has been blamed for a sui

. ♪ >>> hello there, i'm julie mcdonald, this is al jazeera live from london.coming up after months of violence burundi's president wins a controversial third term. >>> also ahead -- >> i'm andrew simmons in nairobi na

. ♪ >>> hello there i'm julie mcdonald. this is the news hour live from london.g up turkey's military steps up the fight against isil and vows to defeat kurdish rebels as part of the same offensive. after months of violence burundi's president wins a controversial third term. >>> barack obama arrives in the kenya capitol. it's the first-ever trip to the country by a sitting u.s. president.

i'm julie mcdonald. coming up, the video to calling for an investigation investigation into the mh 17 disaster. >>> u.n. puts forward new proposes in the home of putting and end to syria's long-running bloody conflict. >>> and in the afghan gown announce taliban' lead

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. ♪ >>> hello there, i'm julie mcdonald, this is al jazeera live from london.after months of violence burundi's president wins a controversial third term. >>> also ahead -- >> i'm in nairobi, and i'll be bringing you the latest on barack obama's first presidential visit to kenya. >>> and

i am julie mcdonald. this is al jazeera live from london.o coming up: yemen's latest cease-fire in doubt before it even begins. houthi rebels reject it. bar barack obama in ethiopia says kenya stands at a crossing rode between peril and promise. garbage collection in

. ♪ >>> hello there i'm julie mcdonald. this is the news hour live from london.ing up turkey's military steps up the fight against isil and vows to defeat kurdish rebels as part of the same offensive. after months of violence burundi's president wins a controversial third term. >>> barack obama arrives in the kenya capitol. it's the first-ever trip to the country by a sitting u.s. president. >>> and i'm raul with the sport, lewis hamilton once again setting the pace in the heat of hungary, action from the practice coming up. ♪ >>> hello there, a warm welcome to the news hour. in the two years since the customers place customers place has carved out positions across syria and iraq turkey has been reluctant to involve itself militarily until now. on friday they announced it had announced it has begun air strikes in syria. they also carried out raids across turkey an operation spanning 13 provinces. more than 19 -- 297 people are now in custody. it says it will treat isil and groups like the pkk without distinction. tension has been building along the border turkey

julie: you bet. pimm: mcdonald's is going digital in china. world's largest restaurant chain will test ordering and mobile paying and its chinese outlets. sales fell after linking the company with a mother company that sold expired meat. ellen pao has been accused of censoring online message boards. most of the message boards experience blackouts on friday. ellen pao gained national attention because of an unsuccessful lawsuit against liner perkin. as investors weigh greece's future, a stock market slump on the other side of the world is capturing the spotlight. before we continue, it's good to julie hyman with some breaking news. julie: this has to do with the ongoing situation with teva and mylan. teva is said to raise its bid for mylan $243 billion. it may announce the approved proposal for more than -- earlier -- this week. this is coming from bloomberg's and hammond and david weiner. this has been an ongoing situation with teva and mileage. teva has rebuffed its offers until now, and mylan has also tried to make an offer for perrigo to fe

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july 11th or 7/11. >>> coming up next some parents say a new mcdonald's happy meal toy sounds like their swearing. we'll take a listen. >> we're learning about earth by studies pluto. the mission keeping bay area scientists busy. >> coming up in sports we'll find out if the a's could get past the indians and the highlight of the night did not come from the field, it came from a fan. how did this end up, good or bad? stick around. it's worth it. >> another live look at the bay area. plenty of sunshine. those clouds are clear ing out. we'll have your extended >>> not only did the giants put up a lot of -- my bad. you know, what, we'll get back to that. >> the sports in a moment. >>> in the mean time don't forgive to give yourself enough time to get around the bay today. the doyle drive connector is closed from now until monday morning at 5:00. >> yes. we narrowly avoid eded traffic tie ups yesterday but today is unpredictable and so is important with the giant's game and the tourists. >>> early next week a spacecraft with bay area ties will make a historic task with pluto. >> it will tell us about l

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mcdonald's says. minions are to be included in happy meals through the end of the month. >>> today is july 11th. 7-elevenon the calendar. it's also 7-eleven for the chain. they're celebrating by giving out three small slurpees. it runs from 11:00 this morning until 7:00 tonight. >>> good morning. we have a nice weekend on tap. temperatures warming into the high 80s by tomorrow into the low 90s. the good thing is our humidity is going to stay down. we're right on average with the low humidity and sunshine. we have one exception. that's a few showers in the southern part of our area. i'll show you that coming nup a bit. then a stormy pattern is on the way next week. but a beautiful sunrise over citizens bank park. no home game for the phillies. this will be a nice day to head out. mostly cloudy skies. 57% humidity right now. winds out of the north at 7 miles per hour. across the rest of the region for pottstown the sun is up and 64 degrees. again, those clouds are going to linger for the next couple of hours and point south. start to clear up as we head into the afternoon. right now we're at 60 degrees in

i liked what one lady said, i hope she's running to mcdonald's, because she needs a cheeseburger. [laughter] >> so i guess the criticism, julieyou have a baby? >> i've got to say, the best shape i was ever in was after i had my baby, because i've never been so motivated to lose weight. to each their own. i don't like people criticizing women who, you know there's a celebrity culture that you pop out a baby and go back to a size 2, and the reality is, no you don't. i think it's really cruel but i think for others this is inspiration. i have no problem with it. bugaboos are extremely overpriced, however, i would not recommend -- >> i've got to ask you, sandra, because you have giving birth shocking, news to everybody to two children, yes and you are a runner. and so how do you feel about this ad? you got your body back, and i know you worked really hard at it. >> i love it, and thank you andrea that's very sweet. baby's only six months old but i love it because i think it's inspirational, ames lee and i think it tells moms you can get back into shape. i don't know if this model is a mother or had her own children. i have no ide

july? dr. tuchschmidt: the money has been appropriated -- sen. mcdonald: the money has been appropriated. i assume it is some kind of bill. rep. mcnerney: we would have to authorize the transfer of those dollars. can you provide a list of the facilities that will be closed if you do not get that money? how soon can you provide that list? sen. mcdonald: we have an entire plan which we can share with you. dr. tuchschmidt: i would just say that when we run out of money, we will move funds around between facilities as best as we can -- medical services will be the first appropriation that runs out. it will affect every facility in the country. rep. mcnerney: thank you. dr. abraham: let me start by saying that you can delegate authority but not responsibility. i know you are ceo of a major firm before you came aboard and i just think that if you had come to the board of directors at the 11th hour, they would be a little incredulous at the shortfall, at the lack of vision . we don't want to disparage that. we understand that everybody in this room has the best -- the veterans' best interests at

scarlet: julie hyman with the latest on the markets, thank you. mark: let's take a look at our top stories. mcdonald'ss going digital in china. the world's largest restaurant chain will begin testing mobile ordering and payment in its chinese outlets. sales in china fell 5% in the first quarter. that was after reports linking the fast food chain with a company that sold expired meat. people signed000 a petition demanding the removal of reddit interim ceo ellen pao. among the reasons, she fired a popular executive and has been accused of censoring online message boards. messagethe credit's boards experienced blackouts friday as moderators protested. gained national attention because of an unsuccessful lawsuit against venture capital firm kleiner perkins. the deadline for a final deal on iran's nuclear program is the name. iran is pushing for an in to the united nations arms embargo despite u.s. opposition. today, chinese foreign minister said that the agreement is thein reach but that secretary of state john kerry is tempering that optimism. here is what he said yesterday. days, wehe past few have, in

mcdonald's off the menu. that is next. ♪ betty: welcome back to the bloomberg market day. let's get straight to julie the big market stories. season as we had disappointing earnings from apple and microsoft. we are out of the macro driven market for now. and into the stocks driven market. the nasdaq down the most with those big disappointing tech earnings. take a look at the bloomberg terminal and the imap, the various sectors in the s&p 500, technology down the most, telecoms also taking a hit. oil and gas seeing a big decline. at the intraday movement in the s&p 500 energy index, it's interesting. aboutg drop that happens 15 minutes ago. that's when we got the headline that there was some antitrust scrutiny coming for halliburton 's acquisition of baker hughes. u.s. enforcement officials concerned that the tie up could hurt competition. you can look at these stocks individually as well. look at baker hughes, now down 8%, a big drop after these headlines started coming out. is even if some ofton sells off its assets in order to get approval for this deal, the smaller players who by those assets migh

why mcdonald's could offer all daybreak fast nationwide. it's wednesday, july and i'm loving it as squawk box begins right now. >> good morning and welcome to squawk box right here on cnbc. i'm andrew ross sorkin. becky will be back tomorrow. we have a scary story out of the auto industry this morning. computer experts, if you can believe this they remotely hacked into a jeep on the highway and did it all with a laptop from the comfort of a couch. now the auto maker is offering a fix to a stunning vulnerability. the shocking new video. this is what everybody fears when it comes to all the come computers computers. >> it's a steven

july, i like the sound of that. money watch's jill wagner joins us live from insuring stock exchange with that information, jill, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. investors are watching as more companies like mcdonald's and caterpillar will give their financial reports to wall street today. weaker than expect earnings from apple and microsoft dragged down the market. dow jones lost 68 points, nasdaq finished 36 points lower. doctors are calling out the pharmaceutical industry over the soaring price of cancer drugs. more than 100 oncologists from across the country public an editorial in the mayo clinic medical journal. they say patient was insurance face out of pocket costs averaging $30,000 a year. pharmaceutical companies say research and development cost money. >>> social security disability fund is expected to run out of money next year. program trustees says unless congress makes changes people that get social security disability could face steep benefits cuts by 19 percent or $193 a month. >>> and best buoys related retailer offering black friday deals in july. look for steep discounts on electronics and appliances and, they went head to head, last week, wal-mart and amazon to bring in big busi

july, we decided to have our own competition. we wanted to know what burger is the best. we have bk here and we blinded him. we have burgers from mcdonaldsake shack, and wendys. i'm going to hand you a fork, you don't know which one it is. bonn appetit. >> you don't have to guess yet. that is burger number one. burger number two. there you go -- >> all right. >> oh -- i like that one. i can already tell you that. burger number three, last one. >> hmm, very dry bun. no one likes dry buns, i'm going burger number one, and which fast food chain do you think burger number one was. i'm think it was shake shack. >> take your blind fold off, bk. you got it right. shake shack. very nice. what is a trade here, then? guy, what -- >> just because you like to eat the product doesn't mean it is a good stock. >> good job by bk there. a clear con -- expert on beef. it is cheap, i get it, but i think the business is declining. i think you could be short on mcdonald's. >> i would go the other way, there is no reason to short them. they're doing may jr. changes, but this is a brand, they're dead, they're not traveling around the world. when i d wendy's to

mcdonald could face up to three years in prison. >>> i'm jodi hernandez in vallejo where discovery king is coming under fire for litter left behind following a popular fourth of july fireworks show. i'll have a live report coming up. >>> also an agricultural company accused of polluting the bay, the steps the city is now making to make it stop. >>> plus winter in july? yeah. a live report from the sierras where it looks, yes, definitely snow on the ground. we'll go in depth to show you what's behind this rare phenomenon. >>> and i'm jeff ranieri. after rain in san francisco, some of the showers making their way 20 san jose. we're tracking the rainfall and have an update on el nino in just a few minutes. well all bottled water is the same right? you need crystal geyser alpine spring water. made by nature, not by man. crystal geyser alpine spring water. bottled at the mountain source. ♪ da da da da ♪ ♪ da da da da ♪ ♪ da da da da ♪ ♪ da...♪ sorry brenda. crystal geyser. bottled at the mountain source. da da da. flags discovery kingdom was a big hit, drawing thousandof s >>> the fireworks show this past weekend at vallejo six flags discovery kingdom was a big hit, dr

mcdonald. he is the secretary of the u.s. department of veterans affairs. he has held that position since july 2014. he was previously the ceo of procter & gamble. next is the director of the national domestic workers alliance and codirector of the caring across generations campaign. she's been working working with immigrant workers since 96. in response to caregivers in the home she launched an organization to help with the need to care for the expanding group of aging individuals in our company. country. next is frank hernandez. he serves with blue cross and blue shield of minnesota. he focuses on medicare medicaid and the federal employee program. he was elected president in 2010. he is insuring for ensuring enterprise health and customer value and patient lives for the walgreens company. finally britney fergusons sitting next to me is a chemist who works full-time at a chemical plant. she received her bachelor's degree in chemistry. she is also a also a single mother of a 2-year-old and the primary caregiver for her 90-year-old dad. he is a veteran with alzheimer and dementia. she lives in shrev

mcdonald. robert is the sector of the is department of veterans affairs, a position he has held since july 2014as chairman, president and ceo of procter & gamble. next is the director of the national domestic workers alliance and codirector of the kerry across the generations campaign. she's been organizing immigrant women workers since 96 and in response to the growing call for caregivers in the home she helped launch carrying a cross generations to address two of the major social issues of our time to widespread unemployment and the need for care of the nation's expanding aging population. in 2015 she published a book the age of dignity. next up is frank fernandez who serve as vice president of government programs and president and chief executive officer of blue cross for blue cross and blue shield of minnesota where his role focuses on blue cross medicare, medicaid and the federal employee programs. he was elected president and ceo of blue cross and 2010. harry leiter is a general internist with over 20 years experience as a physician executive and the pride of organizations and purpose of

mcdonald's ceo on fast food minute wage debate sweeping the country back in a moment. . maria: good morning, everybody. happy wednesday. i'm maria bartiromo. it is wednesday, july 1st, my guest this hour is fbaam host sandra smith and monica crowley. global markets rallying on word greece was ready to accept most conditions from international creditors in a new debt deal coming there as a conference call happening right now. this was a hurried call conference call with finance leaders on both sides of the greek default. they're discussing it right now. we're working in real time this morning. greece failing to make its payments to the international monetary fund yesterday, the first time a developed country defaulted to the imf. take a look at futures. it shows the bulls are back this morning. we're expecting a 150-point rally out of the gate. started in europe where we saw gains on the heels of letter sent to tsipras, prime minister of greece to europe. basically reports out of athens, that greek government may be ready to concede to creditors. ashley webster is live on the ground this athens this morning. he has the latest from the ground. ashley, good mornin