kace has an entirely new occasion with breakfast in china. —— kfc.fast in china. —— kfc. the breakfast menu is 100% chinese exclusive. they have a few different types and tastes and spices. the other thing is trying to bring in healthy food. chinese mothers, just like in the west, they would like to ta ke like in the west, they would like to take their family to mcdonald's, kfc, but they want something healthy for their children and something lighter and healthy for themselves. so these chains have been adding salads, vegetables, proposing corn asa salads, vegetables, proposing corn as a substitute to french fries, and also improving ingredients themselves, putting less salt in the food, better meat, sources of potatoes and so on. tell us about the beverage industry as well. it is not just fast food. star bucks the beverage industry as well. it is notjust fast food. star bucks spent over $1 billion last week to take full ownership of china outlets. is that a good move? a very good one. this means they are taking control of the entire supply chain, th

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morning shares yum brands parents of pizza hut kfc take stag hit nicole petallides on o floor of theset the strength of kfc taco bell in fact pizza hut four straight he quarterly declines same-store sales now saying they are going to be investing, 12 million dollars, roughly for initiatives boost drivers to try to get this going a loyalty program, then there is tesla jumping 6 halves% this morning, tesla from manufacturing production hell to now zero doubt elon musk said about production scheduled going forward so much will see 10,000 cars produced a week by end of next year tesla more valuable than gm and ford as well a big win for tesla after the bell maria: incredible higher market cap than gm and ford thank you so much nickel on the floor we have ken with us a shaerld yum brands onboard several years thoughts 15 years on the o bored. >> pizza a tough category. excited about taco bell kfc plus, don't forget yum china now a separate and then a franchisee, yum america will be a franchisor a great company, down a couple points who cares stock has done very well trading all-time high

you don't have any doubt about it, there are protesters and kfc is a vegetable. you know, you know! laughter ) i know this happened a week ago but i'm not going to lie. i'm still processing everything. you know, first of all, a racist neonazi killed a peacefully protesting woman with his car, all right? then the president of the united states defended the neo-nazis who that dude was marching with. and this is the thing, it's not once, but twice. donald trump said it, then three days later he came back and said, hey, hey, you know how i said that nazi defending thing. well, i just realized that i messed up. i didn't defend them enough. yeah, yeah. my support was here, and i was trying to get it here. yeah. ( laughter ) and i'm not going to lie. i don't know about you but seemed for a moment that, okay, this was it. this was clearly not what presidents do. after tragic national events, a leader, even a mediocre leader, says things to unite the country, and not inflame tensions. in south africa during apartheid, we had a nazi organization known as the a.w.b. and they wanted an all-whit

kfc has a bowl. >> this is fried chicken, melted cheese, potatoes and gravy. >> the kfc bowl has 25 grams,310 milligrams. that's massive. >> that's huge. this is almost the entire dai >> we found a few examples that loaded up the calories, sodium and fats like this make your own bowl. this has almost 900 calories in it. >> the calories are for sure coming from these candied nuts and these dried fruits with added sugar. >> reporter: but on the flip side look at this one, 15 grams of protein, just 3 1/2 grams of fat, 44 grams of carbs and a low 170 milligrams of sodium. >> this when i see this is the kind of bowl that i want folks to reach up and get. >> reporter: look for bowls with clearly articulated nutritional info and steer away from dressings, fruits and nuts. [001:21:43;00] acai -- >> the benefits of antioxidants. >> reduction of heart disease and helps with decreasing inflammation throughout the body. >> reporter: but it's the frozen mix that gets maya's attention. >> this has 67 grams of sugar which is a lot of sugar in one >> reporter: jamba juice tells us the sugar content is na

mine is next to a kfc and a mcdonald's. it is a vicious circle. james quinn is back with us.e closed under new rules. there is a shining light on this, we may get better rides? that's right. the competition authority has decided to look at this sector, questioning whether when one funfair comes to a town, whether another one can, the same time, whether pricing too high. they are really expensive. if you wa nt to they are really expensive. if you want to go on the merry—go—round, it is $5, $6. yes. some pricing is in question. the showman ‘s is $5, $6. yes. some pricing is in question. the showman '5 guild of great britain, the governing body of the funfairs, has said, yes, we agreed. maybe some of our practices are not up to scratch in the modern era. let's wrote in the new york times. apple plans for a self driving car. it is a crowded market. it seems apple has decided they will put their technology to use in a self driving car. apple's headquarters is in silicon valley in the us. they will try this technology in a shuttle bus that ta kes em ployees to technology in a shutt

the new owners of mcdonald's plan to speak up production so they can catch kfc.ay havebloomberg local connections which will get locations. >> friction and trade relations in the u.s. obviously this week the company vowing to defend its front after present in the memo and investigating china's use of intellectual property. this comes ahead of nafta renegotiations between the u.s. and mexico and canada. for more, wendy keller. she is a former acting deputy trade representative. tell us how different this stands towards intellectual property theft by china is from obama era policies? >> there's been long-standing concerns with intellectual property protection in china. however, problems us important factor in the trump administration yesterday expressed it great concern and its plan going forward to address these issues. >> china is trying to move its manufacturing of the value chain and part of that is forcing the u.s. to hanover intellectual property if the company does is this. >> this goes way beyond what has happened among other countries and companies. basica

yeah, the president chowing down on some kfc and eating it with a sterling silver knife and fork. about 500 of you have added your questions. if you want to see the rest or add your own, head over to our wusa9 facebook page. >>> speaking of things that went viral, we had to tell you this story out of brooklyn. it seems a growing number of people there are not getting their pets vaccinated. why? let's put it this way. one vet says she's had clients concerned that those shots could give their pets autism. now before you go down that rabbit hole a little too far just remember things like rabies and distemper are required by law. >>> d.c.'s dining scene getting some love from bon appetit. pineapple and pearls and till beer pizza and the japanese restaurant shunitsu. >>> police in ocean -- timber pizza and the japanese restaurant shunitu. >>> a woman's body was spotted early monday in a hole on ocean beach identified today as 30- year-old ashley o'connor of plano, texas, police say she was vacationing with her parents. >>> a mother claims she got flesh eating bacteria while vacationing

dagen: kfc jumping into virtual reality in a big way using it to train workers to make its signatureimonetti went through this training program and survived. she's here to tell us about it. i love this segment. lauren: i'm chicken master officially, dagen, by the way. i got very dizzy doing it and i went through the pretty rigorous training program to make kentucky fried chicken without ever touching the chicken. here you go. >> all right, i put my apron on. i'm ready for training. >> you need to put that over your head. >> tell me, do you like games? welcome to my game. me, colonel sanders. if it's too wet the bread won't stick, you see. frying takes a minute. lauren: the chicken is cooked. >> congratulations. lauren: i did do better. >> six minutes and 15 seconds. lauren: a, plus. dagen: you have to wear a hair net with virtual reality. lauren: it was a game. i was confused the whole time. so are there going to be real pieces of chicken meat, no, it's all a game. >> a good entry point for people who are training, i bet you they have to read information or watch a video. it's weird

passestronger than yum other divisions, kfc and pizza hut.ed heavily on taco bell as a key source of growth. it is expanding taco bell in india, china, and brazil. a week after raising its forecast, they reported sales in north -- sales in china were up 28%. that is your latest bloomberg business flash. mark: coming up, following stocks. stocks are mixed today. this is bloomberg. ♪ mark: 11:00 a.m. in new york. 30 minutes left in the trading day in europe today. from london, i am mark barton. vonnie: from new york, i am vonnie quinn. this is the european close on "bloomberg markets." ♪ mark: here are the top stories we're covering from the bloomberg and around the world. there is no escaping brexit. it will continue to take a toll on u.k. investment and growth, one says. we will go through the headlines as the central bank -- pressure.under will the bank change its tune after rewarding shareholders? an exclusive interview is coming up. in the u.s., for goldman sachs president gary cohn is one of the front-runners to head the federal reserve.

force.that's why we believe adding that growth rate, another 2000 stories -- stor es, that is where kfc now. haidi: singapore's sovereign wealth fund selling out of snapshots. . they unloaded 300,000 snap shares in the second quarter. , andllows similar news comes after a blackout period. snap reserved -- reversed earlier losses to close up. shares surging after morgan stanley said it could see "substantial hit value in "everal of its brands. fiat chrysler's u.s. shares saw the highest close since listing in 2014, having jumped by more than 40% this year. trump straining already tense ties to china by pursuing an investigation into alleged ip theft. this?re piece in joining us is the vice president of china operations at the u.s. china business council. great to have you. this is a longer-term investigation, not expecting anything to happen today or this week, even this year. irritant that will continue driving a wedge between beijing and washington? >> the memo that was announced today by the white house begins the process which may lead to investigations or negotiations with the chine

kfc said this is all about efficiency.ained to take 10 minutes to complete whereas the real-life version can take up to 25 minutes to show up the steps and ensure it has been paid attention, and they hear you got to test this out. >> i pass. i got an a+. i was dizzy when i was dead. we'll show you the whole experience at 725 morning and "mornings with maria." train for we'll be looking for that. lauren: thank you, tracee. our next best thing you should be investing europe and japan. why should be considering buying boeing and sony for your portfolio. dutch authorities may have foiled a terror attack at a concert. the driver of the van filled with gas bottle is detained. we will have that story next. you are watching "fbn:am." so new touch screens... and biometrics. in 574 branches. all done by... yesterday. ♪ ♪ banks aren't just undergoing a face lift. they're undergoing a transformation. a data fueled, security driven shift in applications and customer experience. which is why comcast business delivers consistent network

china is a large country, and if you look at our competitor, they already have 5000 kfc stores in chinathat mcdonald's is the number one plan around the world , but in terms of store numbers -- is a distant second. we know there is a lot of room to grow. said to be considering charging clients $40,000 a year for access to basic equity research, according to people with -- it requires money managers to separate the trading commissions they make from investment research fees. >how much do these numbers mean, because we're not just talking about all in price. >> it feels like the banks are testing the waters. we are five months out, some of this information is leaking out, and people are testing to see what the market will bear. we won't really know what it will bear until this is in effect, and clients see what they are getting for this money. think you are seeing a bit of a range. it also feels like some of these banks may be putting out prices to see if they can gain some market share. this is going to be a different competitive landscape for them. there --b brings out the ecb officials

with, china is a large country and if you look at ,ur competitors, such as yum they already have 5000 kfc china. >> right. >> as you know mcdonald's is the number one brand around the world but in china, in terms of store numbers they are a distant second. we feel there is a lot of room to grow. consideringid to be charging clients $40,000 a year for access to. basic equity research. that is according to people with knowledge of the matter. of new all in the wake rules from the european union that require money managers to separate the trading commissions they pay from investor research fees, what is also known as m ----- >> we are not only talking about price to read it feels like these banks are testing the waters here, we're five months out of this and some of this information is leaking out, people are testing to see what the market will bear. itwill not really know what will bear until this is really an effect. and until clients really start to see what they are getting for this money. that is why i think you are seeing a bit of a range here. it also feels like some of these banks ma

. >> popeyes or kfc? >> that's a good one. what about church's?>> please. >> how about news channels. oh, i watch nothing but fox news channel. >> are you offended if someone dates you but they don't watch you? if you come over their house and they have another channel on and they're watching the evening news, would that bother you? >> i get that all the time though. >> that people watching other stations? >> yeah. mike! you don't say that. >> i do like it -- it's a 60 minutes all of a sudden. what about the indictment? i do like it when i meet people that don't know me from television. like a woman. >> but i'm saying -- so let's say they don't know you. but you've been on a couple of dates and you show up at her house and it's 5:00. >> she's watching -- >> it's one of those. >> da da da -- >> would you be like you know me now. >> she's watching brian taft over me? >> would it bother me? >> yes. >> maybe a little. i'm getting the hard wrap. >> we're done with it. >> is jen back with tori? hi, jen. >> are they lovers? >> there's no more tori becaus

the new owner of mcdonald's in china plan to speed up expansion so they can catch up to kfc. civic capital. he tells bloomberg civic has local collections -- connections which will help mcdonald's get better store locations. two hedge funds have -- tudor investment have dropped their market and financial instruments licenses and they have another form of license about the rules are not seen as strict. the new regulations cover everything from pain to research and document trade. that is your bloomberg is this flash. tom: thank you so much. it can be the dodd-frank, the volcker rule, neal soss is the only one i know that read the document, or it can be something f-i-d it'sid -- m-i- how the market will move people -- ,ason, out of all of mifid what's the single thing that gets your attention? jason: i have to say the single thing that gets my attention is this idea that you were referencing before the break of the morning note. i love the visual of pdf -- the cart of pdf's rolling through greater this is the bread and butter of how we get to know wall street and wall street cl

another twist, some fast food restaurants, kfc, taco bell, and wendy's for example, promise that nowor soon they will only serve poultry that is raised without antibiotics important to human medicine, meaning none that are given to people. >> eliminating medically important antibiotics does help thwart antibiotic reses tans ist it's not as good as eliminating all antibiotics. >> look for never given any antibiotics, no antibiotics ever, or raised without antibiotics. does the organic label mean raised without antibiotics? you have to look for the fda seal to be sure. >>> so are we in the 0s far little bit? >> yes, actually, for several days, we've got temperatures right around 90 degree buzz we have the added humidity as well. >> oh. >> it's got to come back some time as we enter this first week of august, already august 1, the first of the month and feeling more like summertime as opposed to the last couple days when it felt more like a san diego summertime. it's beautiful out there right now. look how green everything is. i'm pretty sure that's not our camera. at first i thought it

country, and if you look at our competitor, our main competitor, which is yum, they already have 5000 kfcight. >> as we know, mcdonald's is the number one brand around the world, but in china, in terms of store numbers, they are a distant second. and we feel there is a lot of room to grow. ♪ >> ubs is said to be considering charging clients $40,000 a year for access to basic equity research. that is according to people with knowledge of the matter. this all in the wake of new rules from the european union that require money managers to separate the trading commissions they pay from investor research fees, what is also known as mifid how much do these numbers actually mean is to mark -- how much do these numbers actually mean? >> we are not only talking about price. it feels like these banks are testing the waters here, we're five months out of this and some of this information is leaking out, and people are testing a little bit to see what the market will bear. it we won't really know what will bear until this is really in effect, and until clients really start to see what they are gettin

the pizza hut and then the wing stop next to it and then it apparently skipped and went over to the kfc and hit that. now, there were a lot of people inside these businesses when that happened. according to the fire department, about 25 people, customers and employees, a couple guys we talked to who were in the pizza hut, a couple of the workers said their first clue that something terribly wrong was happening was when a couple customers came running to them at the counter and then suddenly all of the glass, those glass doors that you can see are missing, blew in at them. they all went and hid in the freezer. >> that is kprc there. and that was shot in missouri city just on the outskirts of houston. meteorologist derek van dam is about 125 miles southwest of where that was shot. he's in victoria, texas, which itself experienced extensive damage when the hurricane hit. te derek, i know you were saying earlier that you were able to walk around the city and what is the weather like now? >> reporter: it's treacherous here. it's todown right dangerous in houston. let me set the scene for you

this is terrorism, not your order at kfc. >> i think there is blame on both sides. >> very fine people. infrastructure questions. this week its warrant back robert e lee. i notice that stonewall jackson is coming down. i wonder, is it george washington next week and thomas jefferson the week after? >> our president needs to speak from his heart and bring us together. right now it's a nation divided. >> we also blew the same great flag. and we are all made by the same almighty god. >> that's not what's in his heart. >> you can read a heart? wow, you really have a phd. >> showing affection for each other. >> there's nothing to say right now. >> they tried to kill my child to shut her up. well, guess what? you just magnified her. >> our prayers and the prayers of all the american people are with the victims, their families, and all the good people of spain. >> bret: that was one week. thank you for inviting us into your home tonight. fair, balanced, still unafraid. "the story" hosted by my friend and colleague martha maccallum starts right now. kimberly guilfoyle. take it away, k.g. >> ki

. >> kfc did it successfully. >> boston -- >> caitlin. >> yeah. >> wait but do you remember boston marketston chicken. >> right, right. >> do we even have boston markets any. >> there's one. >> they exist somewhere out there. >> they have good have to admit. >> i know they did i have to say. all right, ladies, of off to a nice warm start. other round of thunderstorms expected later tonight. we'll be going four for four. we had storms last night and we should do it again with a cold front coming through but 75 at reagan, 67 dulles, 69 bwi, just sunshine expected for most of the day though thunderstorms don't come in until later tonight. i want to jump to the weekend because that cold front may bring a stray shower early saturday morning clouds but that will give way to a lot of sunshine and temperatures will be much cooler. low 80's, less humidity both saturday and sunday afternoon look beautiful. 83 on saturday. and more sunshine on sunday, 85. plan to be outside. it's going to be a beautiful weekend. that's a look at your fore forecast. let's transition to a look at your roads. 395 north

i don't noechlt i thought that was possibly a bizarre kfc ad or something that this is the latest attempt at getting the colonel. >> we're going to get to the bottom of this rooster story. >> you got it. good to see you, chuck. paul man i for the said he was cooperating with the russia investigation. today we're learning the fbi had a very different view and that's why the fbi raided paul manifort's home. the fbi surpriseded paul maniforn a predawn raid of his home in july. first reported home raid in a special counsel's investigation into russia ties according to a new "washington post" report. the raid came after he privately spoke to senate investigators and gave him the notes from that controversial trump tower meeting with the russians. now that is a key detail. manifort said he was handing over evidence voluntarily. so why did the fbi knock down his door to get that very evidence? the answer is important. this shows that he is a pry art in the russia probe. they're going at him first. two, this raid shows that mueller is following the money. the search includes scrutinizing his fina

trump should look at it this way, he's never done heroin, but if they outlawed kfc, he might. [ lightof the chicken, sir." "oh, my god, tie me off!" [ light laughter ] and just yesterday trump defended his health care bill and what it would do to address the opioid crisis specifically. >> it devotes substantial resources to fight the opioid -- and this is a tremendous problem, the opioid epidemic. $45 billion is being put in. so that the people of many states like new hampshire, ohio, and so many others that have such a big problem, can be helped and helped greatly. >> seth: $45 billion sounds like a lot of money, but don't be fooled. because according to reports that number is drastically short of what would be needed to make up for the legislations deep cuts to medicaid, which has provided treatment for hundreds of thousands of people. so the money he's giving is less than the money he's taking away. basically, trump is saying, "we're going to give you bigger portions, but we're also going to burn down the restaurant." [ light laughter ] and it's not just the health care plan, trump

i don't noechlt i thought that was possibly a bizarre kfc ad or something that this is the latest attempt >> we're going to get to the bottom of this rooster story. >> you got it. good to see you, chuck. paul man i for the said he was cooperating with the russia investigation. today we're learning the fbi had a very different view and that's why the fbi raided paul manifort's

weak sales at yum brands, pizza hut struggling apparently and also owns kfc and taco bell. brands is down 1%. got it. you say that restaurants across the board are a disaster, tell me why. >> you had changes that were trying to cater like chipotle, local sources, that hasn't worked out too well with illness outbreaks. >> three words you demolished the industry hands on preparation. stuart: killer. i lost my shirt on boston market and i've never invested since then. i lost my shirt on people express. i never invested in airlines, scott martin, why are you laughing? >> because it's just a funny statement. i liked people's express. i loved the airlines, i don't blame you. that seemed like a great investment although it was terrible. the food industry is really tough. diners are very discerning, tastes change. it's more impactful in food industry as well. food prices with back up and price any second, therefore you have trouble in the margins if you're in the restaurant business which is not easy. stuart: i can go to super market and carry it home and eat it, that's how it work

china is a large country and you look at the competitor and stores in5000 kfc china and mcdonald's is brand and distant second and we feel a lot of room to grow and the differentiation between them and where you see the tremendous consumption power that is why we -- eve catch up to what they are doing in china. it is what you don't want to do. china is a shifting market and there is the population habits.with consumption you don't see anywhere else in the world. mcdonald's and in major cities in beijing and shanghai. almost 25% of the overall is this comes from mind-boggling number. tap that know how to thed or how to harness business. this is extremely important. the food and there is the local knowledge. obviously were in many industries. there was a great system here. >> others in the pipeline. onwe really want to focus growing the mcdonald's business and we have the opportunity with anda growing tremendously there is a lot of fat which we cannot afford to miss. is overseas for the chinese companies and you have talked about the capital control funds. and these dollar i wonder if y

the parent of kfc, taco bell and pizza hut reporting a quarterly profit of 68 cents a share revenue alson see the stock is down by 1.3%. >> other stocks to watch this morning, we talked about it before aetna scoring a sizeable beat for its latest quarter the company benefitting for a strong performance from its core businesses as well as cost controls and then there's avon products announcing ceo sherri mccoy stepping down, one of the nation's largest direct sellers, facing pressure from activist investors to make faster progress on that corporate turn-around plan avon's second quarter earnings and sales fell short of analysts' expectations. >>> the u.s. flexing its military muscle testing ballistic missiles off the coast of california. while the united states said the test was not in response to north korea, officials say that it does show that the united states can protect itself against a military strike. joining us right now to talk more about it and the big problems that have been facing us is brooking institution's senior foreign policy fellow, michael hanlon michael, it's good to

. >> cited up, ready to make kfc. >> you into the way. >> what's that? >> watch fox business. really she, just to make some chicken? >> talking about turkey. not chicken. turkey legs. >> tweet us, let us know. >> quincy, you know, quincy, he's prepping for something really big. >> he's a.m. bling around. >> triathelon? >> yes. >> i'm going to do a triathelon in 2018. at the ambler y. i love ambler y. will will help me out with my swimming. we will hop in the pool coming up next. >> eleven year old boy returned to the hospital shot in the fails. it was accident. where did he get the gun? >> reply, asap. a dad fed up with his kids ignoring his texts. has a solution, and parents it, will help you out, too. the new app that forces your teens to respond. >> oh, always good to force your kids to do stuff. responding immediately where is the best turkey leg? reading terminal market, scott. you knew about this? >> ya. >> also saying that great adventure, i don't have time to go to great adventure to get a turkey leg. and disney world. i don't have time to go to orlando. but ready term

. >> kentucky fried chicken they change it to kfc because they didn't want the fried. >> you say dunkin' donuts it us gist saying taco bell. >> or crispy cream urn. >> lets get to cream. >> or crispy. >> this is so deep this morning, lauren. >> yes, deep conversation. >> i have been dig ago lot about this and i'm again, the change in the name i mean they are known for their doughnuts as well a their broken leave itw it is how is that doughnut m bne as a prop but i have been ea around the edges. >> sneaky. to the inside which is gooey or top. >> fine. >> what time are you done, >> 10:00. >> well, you have a little while. >> lauren will have face. >> i should have gotten two. >> thanks. >> have a good >> to. >>> 7:26. what is next for margate? suspended but for how long, after the break we will break down legal side of the freddie'w s line in cape may, new jersey, good morning, jen this is the tiki bar they are going in the blender, happy friday. come back to cape may. we will show you this cool thing you can do. >>> the latest wedding trendies weed? why more people are legally smoke stat

. >> ♪ >> kfc says it decided to make the vr experience to train new employees on the chicken preparationinutes for the same result. in new york, i'm lauren simonetti, fox business. >> all right. is your yoga mat making you infertile. yoga mats computer cases and so on this after researchers from harvard university uncovered a connection between the chemicals in flame retardants and a failure to get pregnant. they found women with traces of chemicals in become pregnant or have a successful birth. >>> big question as we head to break. who shot biggy and tupac? a new fox two-hour investigative crime special uncovers explosive new details about the biggest unsolved mysteries. details after the break. be right back. >> ♪ >> ♪♪ >> now fox is taking a closer look at their deaths in a two hour special called who shot biggy and tupac. biggie smalls was killed in los angeles and the show will air september 24th right here on fox. >>> meanwhile tonight the fight of the year takes place in las vegas. everyone is talking about it. floyd mayweather versus connor mcgregor. betting odds have mayweather

yum through kfc has 7,000 stores mcdonald' has 2500 we intend to grow it dramatically but that's thee there's so much upside we sell an enormous amount of chicken at mcdonald's because it's very popular in china so we think we've got a good opportunity to change the menu a bit and change the supplier who are providing the products for mcdonald's an china. >> why can you do it better than mcdonald's can >> we're happy that they sold it to us but they were operating things more or less from chicago or oak brook and we'll be able to do things more locally now that we have local ownership. >> just so i understand, starbucks doing the opposite they have bought out their partner in china so they own the whole thing. meanwhile some of these other big u.s. companies haven't been able to make it work themselves. they don't want to take the risk. >> i don't know about starbucks' situation. we have a very good ceo and she really is able i think to grow this company we think the changes that we're going to make will make this a very good investment. >> macy's out with earnings just now. courtney