>> your boy mac dreidel does it here every week. back again.hey invited me back, i don't know why. real or fake? let's roll the clip. >> speaking foreign language ]. >> all right. it's a little too obvious. come on, mac. >> don't talk that loudly in a restaurant or coffee house. but why in the world is there a with this with a fire extinguisher. >> it's a setup, that why. whole thing is fake. >> starts with the shot of the girl's legs like up her skirt and probably the freeze frame he used for the video. >> mack? >> you nailed it. knocked it out of the park. i'm done. moving on. >> oh, my goodness, how cute. >> beautiful colt. >> i don't think this is out of the realm of possibility because you can train a horse to come to a certain sound and maybe it's that sound that happens to sound like a horse. >> i think this is real i like it. >> real. >> five reals. >> i'm saying real. >> yeah. >> what? oh! we've got to watch this. >> it does look like he connects. i think the kid ran up the wall. the way he smiles, walks towards the camera, we got it,

genuine laughter like, wow, that's funny. >> five reals. >> real. >> mac? >> you got it right, this is real. >> video number two. >> no way. you can't be that stupid, can you? >> i think you can because i don't think this is a setup. i think this lady's that dumb. >> still got junk all over her trunk and she's washing it. >> it's real. we know there are extraordinarily stupid people in this world. i'm going to say she's one of them. >> i'm going with real, too. >> i'm going with real, too. >> yeah. i don't want this to be real but i'm like trying to justify this action and i can't. five reals, mac. >> i was doing my research i found an article where they're saying this woman was actually getting revenge on her ex-husband. >> this is his car. >> that's it. >> i'll believe that. solid revenge. >> yeah. >> that's totally believable. >> last video. >> what? no he didn't. >> yes. >> suctioned it to his head. >> no way, no way. >> i say real. >> i think this is real. i think -- how do you get a spoon to hang from your nose? >> it's possible, sure. >> it's so heav

a big mac is for dollars $.80. u.s.,way, $7.76 -- in the a big mac is $4.80. in ukraine, a big mac comes in of what itne third costs in the united states and it happens there was a mcdonald's next to my hotel in kiev. this shows you exactly how many big macs. because of my work ethic, i did not want to take a whole lot of time eating lunch. it was right there. despite the fact that they do not take american express -- which is how we pay for our meals at bloomberg unless we want to pay out of our own pocket -- >> i don't think they want to know that. >> so i popped out to the mcdonald's a few times. >> even at that price, it's a long way to go for a big neck. -- big mac. company weabout one will be scrutinizing today because b-sky-b reports later this morning. the focus may not necessarily be on those numbers as we are waiting news of the potential purchase of sky deutschland and sky italia. what is the driving force been behind all of this? rupert murdoch involved in a number of ways in the deal here. >> murdoch is the linchpin here. he wants to fill his swag

congratulations to rory mac-ill-rye. rory mac-hill-hi.tly ] [ laughter ] >> steve: do you want some crack with that? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i'm all ready at home. how is this guy still talking to me? >> steve: sorry, dude. >> jimmy: my phone's on! stop calling me! [ imitates phone ringing ] hello? >> steve: yeah, do you want some crack with that? >> jimmy: no, i don't! [ laughter ] "crack with that"? no, stop asking! >> steve: hey, whoa, whoa. we got the mcrib. >> jimmy: what? >> steve: your favorite's back. >> jimmy: but why are you calling me at home? >> steve: i just wanted to know if you wanted to have a mcrib. >> jimmy: what have you got for me? >> steve: i got a shamrock shake. >> jimmy: okay. >> steve: and a mcrib. >> jimmy: that's cool. >> steve: and three vials of crack. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i'm going to hang up. have a good night. [ laughter ] [ imitates phone ringing ] [ laughter ] i'm not going to pick it up. i'm not going to pick it up. [ imitates phone ringing ] i'm going to do anything else. i'm moving on. >> steve: uh, y

to fundie mac returned for the mac. where is the money? there's no point in negotiating political bargains unless you know you can fund the loans. is where the money came from. historically, it came from household deposits being saved in mutual loans and savings banks. capital -- capital market funding came later. then there was the bernanke savings glut. recently, we've had the chairman .rinting money this can't go on forever. deposits covered mortgage finance almost through 1980. a little bit of retirement savings, but you can see the retirement savings are starting to shrink. no household savings other than through retirement savings for 30 years. that little blip at the end is just -- figures. retirement savings are shrinking at the time they were supposed to be expanding. basic picture, we should've had skyrocketing housing savings during the last 30 years because of baby boomers like me. instead, it plummeted to zero. households are becoming more and more leveraged through the. period. when the government provide social insurance, th

big macs safe?ing plants around the world, and none of them have been implicated here, and none of the chinese plant either, so we believe as long as they are isolated -- could this happen in the united states? it would be really tough to pull off. according to the institute, the largest meat and poultry group, they say the u.s. inspection system is extremely thorough and , no other industry with the possibility exception of the nuclear industry that has the regulation that the meat industry does, so this gives you an interview about how the meat and poultry section works. they inspect and monitor all productsltry, and egg sold in the u.s. and on the way out, and that includes federal inspectors and three thousand state inspectors. they are present at all times in slaughtering plant, and inspectors are present every day at plants that do not slaughter. that was the case in shanghai. different rules there. the usda inspects all food, including animal feed, and they inspect food establishments, so oft

tell us about apple and let's start off with the mac business. >> it is great to see the mac is this going with that halo effect of people saying it. maybe that is too strong but people are getting their heads are on the concept they want to use devices in the same ecosystem. if they have an iphone it makes a lot of sense to have an act -- a mac. >> $37 billion in sales for the last three months and then they take nearly $8 billion of that and put it in their pocket. have you seen a company like this? >> apple is amazing. if apple does not come out with the next big thing it will be in trouble. i give them another year of beautiful growth and amazing success. unless they come up with the next trick they will get eaten away by the lower end of the market. $50can buy smartphones in -- for $50. the poor are going to android. microsoft is squeezed out. now you have the two ends winning. >> go-ahead. >> the average selling price of an ad -- iphone was 500 51 dollars. that is the lowest asp apple has had with the iphone. there is a blended revenue. it is lower than ever. we will see what h

add a little something different to my mac n cheese. >> if i could eat this all day, every day, mac nese would be my thing. high standard i'm holding you to. >> i will meet and excel your high standard, sir. >> tell us how you make it. >> when you're making your mac n cheese, first thing you want to start, you want to get it to pretty much al dente. you want the water nice and soft. grab one of these. this is how far you want to go. you don't want it too hard, too sticky. >> all right. >> once it gets boiling, you want to get your sauce ready, nice cream, throw some cheese in there. >> you use whipping cream? that's not milk. >> heavy whipping cream. get it all mixed up. once that is the way you want it to get -- get a little taste. that's pretty much what you add to it. >> whipping cream. >> whipping cream, little bit of cheese, salt. you start to actually build the dish. put a little cheese in the bowl. >> what kind of cheese do you use? >> shredded cheese, just a basic blend. put the mac inside the bowl. then you put some of your cheeses in there. >> cheeses? >> cheeses. it gives i

. >> i had the fried mac and cheese, and twinkies.to get something kind of classic with a twist on it. >> it was crispy. >> i will admit. >> want to try fieried mac and cheese? >> was that the best twinkie? >> would you say you had the winning male? >> definitely. >> no. >> you are the "chompion." clair has won. you are the first "chompion." >> they know it iwas me because i got a free meal. and check a map on -- check them out on facebook. take a peek at the stuff we have cut. to get our -- check out our blog. i will have >> being a pedestrian in san francisco is not easy for anybody. >> [inaudible] people push tables and chairs outside the sidewalk. >> i have to be careful not to walk the sidewalk. it is very hard. >> sometimes people get half way across the intersection. >> you have to be alert because there is always something coming up that you need to know about. >> i learned to listen to the traffic patterns. sometimes i notice the other pedestrians, they are crossing, on occasion, i have decided i'm going to cross, too. i get

the mac that is good, actually.re's what i hear in the banker chatter, chatter again, unconfirmed but sometimes this stuff is right as last week. more bidders involved and that doesn't mean rupert will win or come back with more and when, but there are other interested people. bank chatter is that time warner began this right after-- of this was part of their game plan was to sell themselves to a fairly high premium. liz: you don't think 85 is it? >> one more thing, you are right. liz: don't count out yahoo. you make your initial question to me-- a. >> that's more logical than buying the whole company. >> bankers say cnn is likely to spin off no matter who buys it. i thank you are right. liz: let me end on this. >> yahoo, amazon, why not? liz: let me end on this. content is king. you just bought wall street, the former new kaiser show and that is content. where is that going? pbs maryland? >> you have 70 friends over there pick up the phone. pick up the phone and ask them. i want to talk to is about wall street. i t

. >> i had the fried mac and cheese, and twinkies.to get something kind of classic with a twist on it. >> it was crispy. >> i will admit. >> want to try fieried mac and cheese? >> was that the best twinkie? >> would you say you had the winning male? >> definitely. >> no. >> you are the "chompion." clair has won. you are the first "chompion." >> they know it iwas me because i got a free meal. and check a map on -- check them out on facebook. take a peek at the stuff we have cut. to get our -- check out our blog. i will have >> we're here to raise awareness and money and fork for a good accuse. we have this incredible gift probably the widest range of restaurant and count ii destines in any district in the city right here in the mission intricate why don't we capture that to support the mission youths going to college that's for the food for thought. we didn't have a signature font for our orientation that's a 40-year-old organization. mission graduates have helped me to develop special as an individual they've helped me figure out and

to the new mac open plaza for the plazas under construction the commission he heard this on june 14th and recommended the approval at the land use commission supervisor kim property two minor amendments one to correct a top to and the intersection of highway one 020th century 1 it was moved to the full board of supervisors and seconded by supervisor cohen. this week at the board of supervisors four items received their second reading the organization that removes fees from the planning code the information from the project sponsor regarding their anti discrimination policies and the two items that dealt with the schlage lock it was mentioned that morning by the mayor there was also a hearing open is interim moratorium on change of institutional use in the mount i mountain neighborhood this was introduceed by supervisor campos was heard and not go before the land use committee instead of that, they took public comment and placed a moratorium on the institutional in the neighborhood located in the southeast part of the city this resolution will specifically address the closer of the mar

scott mac far land shows how investigators are taking a new approach to saving teenagers. >> reporter: just before dark, maryland state police investigator chris hide makes the call. he's seen the girl's ad online and said he knew it. signs she might be a victim of human sex traffickers. >> there is a guy taking a picture there. >> reporter: they set up a rendezvous of her choice. she let him in and he said he realized immediately he was right. she's a teenager. his fellow troopers came, too. >> she denied anything was wrong. said she wasn't there to prostitute. >> reporter: they didn't arrest her. the maryland state police's child recovery unit is trying a new approach rather than grilling the girls for information about the pimps they try to counsel them and share information about shelters or support are groups. >> they are in the mind set that you're the police. anything i say you will use against me and lock me up. that's not what we are here for. >> reporter: it doesn't mean they aren't arresting anyone. they cuffed a passenger in the van for an outstanding arrest warrant. he sa

my name is lawyer mac. i'm a 51 native san franciscan. i'm a husband, and father to two teenager daughters in. in 2001 i was diagnosed with stage one colon cancer. in 2011 my rectum was removed and i was given a bag while i recovered. in january of it

the mac is that real? >> yes. charles: we will be back.nk that is what makes this rally so amazing there are a lot of chuck woolery's out there and people are like i don't care what happens they just a believe -- they have so much animosity maybe he can afford to miss the rally, but most people can't. >> can someone please tell me what chuck woolery was in? charles: this is a perfect time for me to say let's come back into into two because right now, we are going to blow the whistle on paid investment playbook an open of the page. i our stock about the message of the market and i for one to be quite frank kind of see a narrative for every single ticket ente. there have been times that set their day after day and watch them. what about the message from the winners and the losers issue. let's talk about the winners. in the last four quarters if you take the top 10 winners you have a possibility of 40 earnings for buying. these companies, the biggest winner so far, do you know how me times it missed the street? four times, none in the last si

my name is lawyer mac. i'm a 51 native san franciscan. i'm a husband, and father to two teenager daughters in. in 2001 i was diagnosed with stage one colon cancer. in 2011 my rectum was removed and i was given a bag while i recovered. in january of it 2012, a biopsy revealed that my cancer has spread. my cancer was now stage 4. since that day, you can imagine the different emotions that not only i have experie

who has their newest make up line with mac. marge simpson.s worried it would be a yellow foundation to me. that's not the case. they lined up outside the mac story in two hours they sold out of this initial release of marge's make up. they had eight models dressed as marge. you can buy it in september or late august. it's bright green colors. what about the merging of the simpsons and family guy. there's going to be a special p episodes where they merge together. lucy killed at the box office this weekend. $44 million. you want to get to men and women. men aren't disappointed looking at her. we have a new trailer release for the hunger games. we're going to give you a little piece of that. you can find that online at aol.com. what's interesting about this film is it's one of the last films that philip seymour hoffman made. you will see a glimpse of him. >> let's go to commercial break. don't go anywhere because we're about to surprise our fan of the week. it might just be you but probably not. and while you'll never have to reach for the tape

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big mac on your phone, anyone?> how it works is you open the app on the phone, but your big mac and fries and when you get to the restaurant you scan in your phone and they fire up your order at that point. it saves you time c do not have to speak with the cashier to order your food. >> because you want your fries piping hot, right? how does mcdonald's expect this to improve sales? >> mcdonald's has had operational problems for the past year. customers have complained the orders are either not accurate or take too long. this has interviewed it to a complicated menu which there've tried to pare down. the theory is that they can reach the consumers through multiple platforms, and obviously one of the best marketing tools. >> i am assuming it is fairly easy to use? >> yes. and reaching consumers through a new platform, and also, increasing speeds, hopefully improving satisfaction that way. they can get customers coming through. >> even just shaving a few seconds will improve. going to improve the numbers. >> especiall

>> mac and cheese. >> got a whole tray of mac and cheese. he's got asparagus to feed a family of nine. i'm going to jump. no, i'm not. grab handrail, can't hold on. fall on the platform below. that's what happened right there. from more than 20 feet, she falls on the platform, then into the pool. she is squealing all the way down, as you can probably imagine. second thoughts there. at the end, guess what her injury was? just a hurt finger. >> i don't buy that. look at her belly hit that. >> no she's got evidently a very durable belly. >> i guess so, apparently. just a finger. >> what's a durable belly? >> richard, thank you very much. >>> some wild weather is still causing havoc throughout the country. check out this dramatic cell phone footage of a tornado that touched down near denver international airport monday. it sent debris flying. airport passengers were told to take shelter as a precaution. a separate video captured another twister which officials say produced no damage or injuries. at least three tornadoes were reported in the area

esto fue parte de la visita de johnson a mac allen, texas. >> vienen principalmente de guatemala, hondurasbreza y la violencia que azota a sus paÍses. aquí los llama la promesa de reunirse con sus padres. hoy por quinta ocasiÓn desde que ocupa el cargo, johnson ha visitado uno de los centros. >> cada vez que he venido estoy hablando con la prensa hoy, creo en la transparencia, la prensa ha venido a esta instalaciÓn, miembros del congreso tambiÉn han estado aqÍí y en el futuro cercano estoy seguro que estarÉ conversando con lÍderes de esta Área. >> asegurÓ que estarÁ viajando a centroamÉrica para tratar de disolver la salida de mÁs migrantes a estados unidos. la dependencia a su cargo destinarÁ recursos. se espera que en las prÓximas dÍas comenzarÁ el traslado hacia otros lugares como california. los verdaderos protagonistas de esta historia son los niÑos, los menores de edad que estÁn cruzando la frontera, primero la de guatemala, el salvador, la de honduras, la de mÉxico tratando de llegar estados unidos. algunos de ellos han tenido la suerte de reunirse con sus familiares, algunos no los

big macs in the united states should the okay. >> i can go get my big mac now. thank you.shaking, don sterling, one clock -- one step closer to losing the l.a. clippers. his estranged wife has the sole authority to sell the nba franchise. she removed her husband from control of the family's assets after doctors found he was mentally incapacitated. steve ballmer has agreed to by the clippers for a record $2 billion. the nba pushed for the sale of the team after sterling was reported to have made racist comments during the year. he plans to appeal the latest ruling. he is not going down without a fight. twitter reporting earnings after the bell. can the company wow investors like facebook did last week? morgan stanley likely to see an for people resumes looking to start a career in investment banking. we will tell you why in a moment. ♪ >> as twitter prepares for its earnings report, add user growth is front and center. facebook posted a strong rapport last weekend. a huge rise in mobile growth. can twitter keep pace with this? i would like to dig deeper into this with paul.

you see mac sales growing, wonder what you think?, it has a lot to do with software and productivity. people looking to get stuff done. maybe realize, unless i am willing to e go through a bunch of -- i get most of my work done on ipad but need a computer to do that. can apple, through innovating and software change that equation? >> i agree. the tide is going back. the robust pc sales numbers can only be so much attributed to the xp cycle. we're seeing people that want big phones, notebook computers and the things google is doing, ingrating android, and ibm athe iphone making things better. >> i remember being addicted to imovie on the mac. it's not going to happen. some things you need a computer to work with. >> apple is coming off a low base. it's growing. the market isn't. but it's still a huge player and we'll see the push for the new software in the fall, jon said, it's all about the ecosystem and intd grating the phone, ipad and mac. i think that's part of the story, but this is going to come down to what the big product laun

like 9:00 to 5:00 mac, mac reamers. they typically get it pretty right. if they're off, off a little. not like they get it totally out of this universe wrong. >> and t-mobile u.s. saying the new iphone in the third quarter, a bump for us. pretty definitive. wouldn't you say? >> and also we don't know how much john knows. apple keeps secrets even from john. let's take that with a grain of salt as well. >> we heard that one. >> i'm sure he heard that one. >> want to get back to the markets, still trading well to the down side. dow now down 178 points. bob, a lot of moving forces in the market. what are traders telling you this morning? >> exactly right. a lot of moving parts and not one reason. start with europe. europe is ugly. it was ugly from the outstart. a lot of nasty vitriolic rhetoric out of the ukraine. prime minister saying russia's trying to essentially -- an actual quote -- came out and said they were essentially trying to revise the outcome of world war ii by annexing the crimea. nasty rhetoric. weak all day. markets there, you see. what's goin

bacon. >> always. >> bacon mac and cheese. >> was there any debate?> that's what's happening today in the bay, we're back at 7:25 with a live, local news update. por su vida en el norte de this morning, ending with h gunfire. >>> a fragile truce. israel and hamas agreed to stop fighting, hours later, hamas begins firing. live in gaza. what happened pence, startling new allegations of what went on pence the kennedy compound when

mac i was born and raised there. i thought immigrants do there's a lot of turbulence and i ended up in queens originally, new york, without a word of english. >> what do you do for a living today? >> i am a novelist and a journalist, so i published one novel. a literary novel and then i am coming out with a book actually. i've been a journalist since the first time i went into north korea in 2002 and that is when i first went into north korea and that is when i covered up more or less. >> that is why we invited you in the tv to preview your boat is coming out out in the fall of 2014, "without you, there is no us: my time with the sons of north korea's elite". how did you get a job in north korea? how did that come about? >> it took a long time. the first time i went in 2002 list by joining this pro-north korean group and then i went in for his congenial 60th birthday celebration in 2002. >> what was the process like? >> times south korea. i'm an american having a south korean background is not exactly busting because

the mac who are your? >> well, they were not shuster and richard simon and they were two gentlemen who are friends with one another. way back in 1924 they decided to start a publishing house on their own. they have been working on publishing houses that thought they could begin one themselves, so they did. they set up one day. they rented a space and put up a sign that had simon & schuster publishers. >> would they recognize what you do today? >> i actually think they totally would. some of what is really interesting when you read through the haze to rias to realize how many go in circles and when the soul becomes new again. just as an example, the reason they would recognize that we do today mainly is because the job of the publisher hasn't changed at all, which is too fine great work, depending what kind of work it is and then convince the audience to buy. so we've always been a conduit between the artist and the kids sooner and that hasn't changed at all. a lot of the ways they did it back then or now b

yes people were taking their deposits out of india mac and want -- taliban wamu. you don't see these in the same way that we sell the funding lead the overnight purchase markets and other capital markets. we found a lot of different other activities without the guarantees. what we see here is the line is in auto sales and the redline is a housing start. they are subject to the same forces that drive them and the big spike in the auto is the cash for clunkers. after cash for clunkers we wouldn't be translated into change things along. the point being despite the fact we don't have a gse for the auto loans, which i recognize we didn't be allowed a couple of auto companies but that said that it doesn't affect the financing side as much. we saw them recover at the same rate of the economy the same way the housing market is not and does not despite all of these guarantees. this is a similar chart with the mortgage market in the shape and the other chart is consumer borrowing not including auto citizens for short-term credit card loans so the point being the recovery ma

. >>> apple's mac book pro gets a makeover. abc's devon dwyer tells us about it.pple laptops getting a freshen up. the all new mac book pro models will see a minor speed boost. 15-inch getting more space ram. 13-inch dropping slightly in price. twitter stocks soaring adding nearly $7 billion in market value just yesterday. researchers at stanford say they've discovered a holy grail of batter. their invention a pure lithium battery that can last longer four times longer than regular batteries. this could be the ultimate motivation to start exercising. later this morning "good morning america" investigates the app that gets you in shape and pays you. and yelp just got a little more use are friendly. the consumer review web site is adding a video feature to its iphone app getting users a three to 122nd ambient taste of the businesses they're considering. those are your tech bites. >> a sobering solution. >> if you're sick of the lines at airport security and you think you know how to get them moving we'll tell you how you can get paid for your idea. it's got to be a

mac i.e. thing -- i wish i could turn back the clock. i think it's terrible. i think it is making fools of us. i think these devices -- the use a coinage that you probably. , you would have to pry this from my cold, and dead fingers. but you know, i think -- i think there's been a terrible trade-off. you know, we live in the age of katya. what politician would care to be original and say some thing, you know, i think it has made politics harsher. it is of course a fallacy of the highest order to suppose politics is nastier now than it used to be. it used to be probably fired not dear. but i think -- i think the 24/7 blogging has become our enemies. yeah, you can start a revolution in egypt with twitter. is that a good thing? i'm not sure. i [inaudible] >> 19. it's still there. my wife and i lived in worchester sir for three months. i am the only person you will ever hear uttered the word i am witchery in worchester this year. we did. well, that was before. i am going to brag on my wife. she took me along a couple of years ago. she has worked for you degrees th

. >> mac sales were strong, although the raw numbers from a few years ago, there are still more macseing sold today. all part of the slowdown. i thought the tim cook in particular, i wonder at what point he is going to stop saying that these were things in the pipeline when steve jobs died and this is tim cook's company now. are we there? >> i think so. there is a new batch of products particularly around wearable design changes that might be there in the new iphone. really, this company for the time being is really dependent on the iphone. it comese device, if out, if they were to sell it huge amount of them it would still only generate about 5% of the revenue that they had last year. morgan stanley came out with youmates that kind of show the scale of how big apple's business is and it is largely driven by the iphone. as the iphone goes, so goes apple. yeare ipad in its first had $5 billion in revenue. but back then, the company had a 65 billion dollar revenue. now it is a $175 billion revenue company. growth, or call it shrinkage and ipad sales, but a new business that did $5 bill

right now, we are following some breaking news from the mac donald's corruption -- from bob mcdonnell's corruption trial. getting word from jeff goldberg about what is happening with the case. we want to tell you what we have learned up until this point. according to our collie, he says this morning the attorney for --reen make donnell says theirhe marriage had broken down and they were barely on speaking terms. court thattold the marine had some sort of relationship with jonnie williams that some would consider inappropriate. the lawyer told the court about maureen. she was protective and jealous, citing that relationship. we continue to follow the case throughout the day and update on wjla.com. >> we will keep an eye on that story. niceeather -- it is so outside. >> it is all anyone can talk about. it feels like mid-september. our temperatures are 72 degrees at the noon hour. that is normally what our average low is. >> we are usually toying with 100 at this time of year. a beautiful time lapse. >> a gorgeous sunrise. a couple of clouds across the region. absolutely beautiful. our air

. >> cadenas como mac donalds, han respondido en el pasado que debe realizarse a nivel federal. >> aunquee? >> me habÍan dicho que los 50 aÑos de edad atacaban al cuerpo con infamia, pero los 60 casi acaban conmigo. >> me daba mucha tristeza no podrÁ ser un movimiento para ponerme unas medias porque el estÓmago no me dejaba moverme... a la vez me da lÁstima. las preguntas me asaltaban a toda hora, especialmente al ver las medicinas, sin ella habÍa el peligro de ser sorprendido por un infarto un derrame cerebral. el demonio mÁs grande con el que yo lidiaba, era mi cerebro pidiÉndome de comer. sÓlo me quedaba consultar a dos personas. una persona con obesidad mÓrbida menos en este planeta! >> como la ven marÍa antonieta collins, serÁ la protagonista de aquÍ y ahora maÑana. una de las mejores cosas que puedan ser los padres para asegurarse del Éxito académico de sus hijos estarÁn involucrados en la educaciÓn. sin embargo muchas veces los padres hispanos no saben cÓmo ayudar a sus hijos en casa. una organizaciÓn, padres comprometidos los puede ayudar. >> preste mucha atenciÓn y apunten cada d

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. >> the mother could have fed the kid a big mac. that would have been a real problem.t would have been a danger to the child. and you know what. i am a dedicated single hard working father and i would never leave my kids. i worry, worry, worry. you have to understand that this woman is working in the united states of america. people have to work. you have to work for your family. you have to work for the government. the crazy taxes. you have to give -- the mother can't afford daycare. >> that's the point. she can't afford a babysitter. >> in this whole story if i may, it is she should -- there was a snitch. there was a snitch. if you ever -- are you having a good time? if you saw a kid would you go, oh i'm going to call the police -- no. you say where is your mom and dad? let's talk to your mom and dad. >> i thought about that what would i do if i see this 9-year-old alone in the park. i worry that it would be some sort of hidden camera show that is did she do the right thing. i couldn't tell you what that is in this situation. >> that's true. the prank effect. when ev

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ryan mac is here with some advice for you.yan is mid-atlantic president of operation hope, an organization that describes its as a center for financial empowerment. ryan is also the president and ceo of optimum capital management. he is a financial advisor. ryan good to see you. let's say you are your age or my age, and you believe some of the hype. let's sigh you don't trust the government, you think your social security will run out, it won't be there. what should you do? >> bottom line is it's time to start really addressing the tough questions. questions such as do i need cable? do i need the gym membership? do i need to start traveling local, as opposed to taking trips and pocket that money. a lot of individuals don't know their golden number of how much it will cost for them to retire. the average out for social security equates to most -- financial advisors will aabout 5% of your withdrawal -- total withdrawal should be taken that first year, and that equates to about $303,000. give or take. so are you able to really sa

the one and only big mac index.long run, exchange rates should move toward the rate that would equalize prices of identical goods, like a big mac, which is sold throughout the world. $7.77mac right now costs in norway and only $4.80 in america, which means the kroner is overvalued, the most overvalued currency in the index. in ukraine, a big mac costs $1.62. average currencies in the index are now 15% undervalued against the dollar this year. i guess you could say the dollar has been beefing up. get it? starbucks brewed yet another strong quarterly earnings report on thursday, beating analyst estimates, helped in large part by food sales. we have the highlights. talk to me about how food really drove there -- their bottom line. >> alix, that's exactly what happened. starbucks, as we all know, definitely a coffee company at its core, but for the third quarter, it was food that came out as the standout. characterized as an outstanding and strong third quarter for the world's largest coffee company. let's go through th

it will be hard-pressed to see a big mac or chicken mcnuggets. company says the disruption will last about a week. julia? >> thank you, eunice. >>> the next guest takes ma mathematical risks. and he says it's time to bring back the crystal ball. tim, the crystal ball is more active than everything else? >> well, it probably isn't but it just might as well be because this is the theme that is worgt discu discussing. economics is remodeling itself. we'll rebuild models if you like. they were wrong and didn't work. most of the big theories are left hanging in the area, he will try something, but mine is pretty rubbish so don't use mine. i'm sure yours is reliable in getting home, but we do need to think about how markets react to data, how we interpret the data and how we go forward. >> we have banks in europe this week, if we look pack to what we got at the the u.s. bank, we are looking at regulation come plips. the scandals and the social ek noums of it rather than business. is regulation going doing half or a little more. it is about discussing w

my name is lawyer mac. i'm a 51 native san franciscan. i'm a husband, and father to two teenager daughters in. in 2001 i was diagnosed with stage one colon cancer. in 2011 my rectum was removed and i was given a bag while i recovered. in january of it 2012, a biopsy revealed that my cancer has spread. my cancer was now stage 4. since that day, you can imagine the different emotions that not only i have experienced and had to deal with, but also my wife, and children. anger, disbelief, depression, anxiety are these emotions. i ask myself, why me. when i entered my profession, i knew it was a stressful job and i needed to take care of myself. i ate well and exercised and kept a well balanced of friends. my doctors were shocked, not only of my diagnoses but how it progressed to stage 4. genetic testing revealed nothing significant. i think about the countless hours working traffic controls and responding to car, house fires and walking through poorly renovated hotels that were poorly renovated. and walking through areas that produced drugs.

i like the fact that brazil, russia, india, china very strong. 94 mac, selling well against an industry not doing well at all. you have the highest growth rate in zent quarter so people buy the stong. >> people focus on new products. the larger screen, 80 million iphones preparing to potentially produce. one would expect the bigger that screen, perhaps less reason on the mini ipad front to buy that that the sizes are not different unless they are on that front as well, also an expectation. >> i think one of the analysts yesterday said they consider this new large screen phone its own platform. all right? it's not going to be a phone, but a new category. >> the samsung killer and ibm deal is a blackberry killerment company on the offensive in its quiet way. job was never afraid to canni l cannibalize product. cook never afraid to cannibalize product. the call was assertive, describing the good capital allocation, and not beating the chest, but i think the reason why i'm putting it like this because i think people want to -- they -- people want to sell the stock on headlines. as there was