carter >> mcdonald's. i'm a seller. >> mike?a broken wing put fly in mcdonald's. >> after the day, matt, you like setting up short in the smh but if you want to wait and micron can't go up then you sell. >> looks like our time is expired. thanks so much for watching. have a great weekend. don't go anywhere. "mad money" with jim cramer is up next. (upbeat music) - [speaker] the following is a paid advertisement for the worx hydroshot featuring long time worx expert and seasoned do-it-yourself-er, paul ganus. the worx hydroshot. the world's first portable power cleaner that lets you clean anytime, anywhere. fueled by a 20 volt max lithium battery, it's self-contained and pressurizes any fresh water source. just grab and go to clean anywhere and everywhere, leaving dirt an grime where it belongs. you can even use your normal hose and boost its pressure up to 10 times. don't let messes build up. quickly and easily maintain your outside spaces

army brigadier general and mcdonald. the veteran's center posted this 50 minute talk at their annual conference. certainly a high honor for me to introduce mcdonald.general ann general mcdonald is a graduate of the u.s. military academy at west point, in the first gender-integrated class. i can't imagine what she went through at that point. i remember what happened at the naval academy, as well. general mcdonald is a senior army a breeder -- senior army paratrooperilot, a and she served in the 18th airborne corps, seven years in the public of -- in the republic of korea, two and a half years in germany before and after the fall of the iron curtain, six years as a general officer. aneral mcdonald holds bachelors of science degree and two master's degree, one in strategic studies from the u.s. air war college in montgomery, alabama. her husband, major general john mcdonald, usa retired, volunteer to support an annual west point leadership and ethics seminar. honored to have general mcdonald here, who will be on it -- who w

and mcdonalds has said the commodity costs were higher last quarter and expects a full year increase around 2% but that it does see some of those pressures easing in the back half of the year it's important to note that it's not necessarily every restaurant company that's as worried about the current environment. for example, the parent company of olive garden and the long horn steak house it said it hasn't seen a lot of commodity inflation but the one place is in food distribution as a truck driver shortage has driven up the cost for getting that food around to the restaurants. so, when it comes to investing in restaurants, traders and investors will be keeping that eye on whether food costs show signs of accelerating to the upside food combined with labor are big and key. back to you. >> thanks. have a great weekend. >>> so should we be worried about the fast food space. head over to the plaza and break it down. >> restaurants in general have struggled. obviously if you can get it down to potatoes, mcdonalds is the biggest consumer of potatoes let's take it from the broad to the na

i think mcdonald's is meeting that. >> mcdonald's is working to revolutionize its restaurants accelerating the rolloute with thax savings. uber eats ship with with delivery available in more than11,000 restaurants globally also contributed to growth in the quarter. for "nightly business report, i'm kate rogers. >>> let's talk more about what's working for the fast food cha m and wha lia head. joining us tonight, david palmer. managing director at rbc capital markets. hank you for joining u tonight, david. >> happy to join you. >> actually, sales over seas were better than they were in the. s., wer?'t th >> they were very strong over seas. they've bundled together many lead markets in a segment and those include some of europe, canada, australia.ts those marad 8% same store sales growth. extremely strong. many of those markets are doing the stuff that the u.s. will be doing or is doing now. they'reg essentially seehe future there with many of the d and ed assets and f they hope that's where mcdonald's usa is in one to two years. >> david, you know, the $1, $2 $3 meal, what impact did that h

. >> varias mujeres de partes del país presentan queja contra mcdonald's, les diré de qué se trata . la tarde a 7 de la noche en la escuela popular en el 149 white road en san josé visite el sitio en pantalla para más información . >> siganos en las redes sociales, twitter y facebook e instagram en las direcciones en pantalla también telemundo48.com está para su dispositivo . >> [música] . > [♪ ♪] . >> [música] . >> mujeres se unen por queja formal contra mcdonald's . >> dicen que han sido acosadas sexualmente en sus lugares de trabajo en 9 ciudades y que tienen consecuencias al reportarlo . >> el grupo recibe ayuda legal de una organización comunitaría veamos . >> [música] . >> [gritos] . >> diez trabajadoras ponen acusación a mcdonald's por ser ignoradas al reportar acoso sexual en 9 ciudades del país . >> no me hablaron de politicas, dos supervisores me han acosado y tengo que aguantar . >> las mujeres una e solo 15 años dicen que supervisores las tocaron y les propusieron sexo en horas de trabajo, esta organización las respaldan . >> hay este fondo para ayudar a mujeres que no pu

mcdonald's is set to consider the future of plastic straws at its u.s. locations after some half a million people signed a petition asking the chain to do away with them. we get the story from nbc news business correspondent jo ling kent. >> reporter: this could be the last straw for the golden arches. mcdonald's shareholders set to vote tomorrow on a proposal to study the risks of using plastic straws. the pressure from environmental activists at some of us which has gathered half a million signatures on a petition calling for mcdonald's to stop using them which pollute the ocean. americans use an estimated 500 million drinking straws daily. that adds up to more than 46,000 school buses full of straws per year. new york city counsel is also considering a proposal that would fine restaurants for giving them out. plastic straws are already banned in seattle, ft. myers and on the oceanfront in miami beach. >> we don't really need plastic straws. i think they are bad. we can sip out of cups. >> reporter: the city of malibu voted to stop restaurants from han

army brigadier general ann mcdonald. the american veteran's center posted this 50 minute talk at their annual conference. host: it is certainly a high honor for me to introduce brigadier general ann mcdonald. general mcdonald is a graduate the u.s. military academy at west point, in the first gender-integrated class. i can't imagine what she went through at that point. i remember when that happened at the naval academy, as well. general mcdonald is a senior army aviator, a blackhawk pilot, a paratrooper and she served in the 18th airborne corps, seven years in the republic of korea, two and a half years in germany before, during and after the fall of the iron curtain, six years as a general officer. general mcdonald holds a bachelors of science degree and two master's degree, one in systems management from the university of southern california and the other in strategic studies from the u.s. air war college in montgomery, alabama. she and her husband, major general john mcdonald, u.s.a. retired, volunteer to support an a

mcdonald's is stalling, has solved, and what we know that mcdonald's never was able to smak even though one is making money, the opportunity cost was greater than the money made because you could make more money somewhere else or equity in general. here's the way i think you can draw the lines what we know is this is a fairly well do i understand do i understand we finally cracked. to -- talk about head & shoulders. this is a there's your neckline. and the bet could be, we're headed >> mcdonald's has been doing very well recently terp of those -- >> they brought in fresh beef hamburgers >> wit until you see the other two items. >> once you've cut $500 million in g and a snp what would you sns i would think of using a structure msimilar. mine is called the broken wing butterfly. buying one of the 160s, selling two of the 150s and covering the bottom prime >> actually. which you can in a conventional flight once it goes -- that's still the sweet spot but what happens if this thing really falls out of bed, you're spending $2.20 even if it goes down below that. selling those other two, that

mcdonald's has got a superior business model as does starbucks.i was the head of starbucks right now, i would be licensing a lot more restaurants and get out of the business of running so many corporate stores i would get asset light as fast as possible, and let local franchisees deal with local community issues not a corporation in seattle. >> that's an ongoing trend in the business, that's for sure. ed, always good to get your insight. you bring a lot to it. thanks a lot ed rensi, talking about starbucks today. >> investors have been focused on the biggest tech companies out there in terms of market cap, amazon, apple, facebook, google, for example. some of them may be missing some of those under the radar tech movers that present real opportunity. dom chu joins us now he looks at what tech stocks have been left for dead here, dom. >> they've taken huge dips they wonder whether or not investors are stepping in to buy some of these stocks because they've taken a turn for their favor. s&p 35500, a handful of them ha hit their 52-week or worse lows

. >> mcdonald's. >> let's do that >> goldman sachs, conviction buy.hey say the recent pullback offers a buying opportunity. >> has it pulled back that much? >> 4% year to date >> pullback tonight was when it got into the mid-150s. march 2nd was a low at 146 i participated in that i said after it got up to $167, i thought the stock was fairly val valued if you got in in the mid-150s, you could trade around it. goldman sachs is probably going to be right. you need to see the comps elevate in the second half of the year, and the fresh story they're trying to execute, you have to see that, the evidence of that in the future earnings report >> we started to get evidence of that in the most recent earnings report >> hence the lift. this was a stock that was $178 at the end of january. it fell back significantly and you know, like i said, mid-150s, i like it. >> remember when people were saying it's just a dividend, 3% yield. now they're buying it for elevated growth potential, which i don't know if you're going to get. >> all kidding aside, it's a hypercomp

mcdonald's has done it. i would go for a mcdonald's has done it.irty mcdonald's has done it. i would go for a dirty big mac in mcdonald's. greggs says its profits will hardly move in 2018. maybe the salads will do something to change that. i doubt it. let's talk about argentina. argentina holds talks with the imf today in washington to try to securel financial help and stablise its currency. the central bank has raised interest rates to a0%, but is struggling to restore trust in the peso and the nation's ability to pay its debts. 0ur south america business correspondent— daniel gallas— has been across the story. argentina has been sending signals to the market it won't let its national currency depreciate but it has been working. the government has taken this to a new level and going to the imf to secure more money. some say around $30 billion are needed to protect the currency and pay off argentina's debt. that has a huge political cost because many argentinians simply don't touch the international monetary fund. they still blame the imf for many

also killed: staff sergeant jason mcdonald, the father of two girls; 19-year-old private first classaron toppen; specialist justin helton, 25; corporal justin clouse, 22; and 31-year-old afghan sergeant gulbuddin sakhi. over the next days, memorial services were held for the fallen soldiers at forward operating base apache, and at an air field in kandahar, afghanistan. later, scott studenmund and jason mcdonald were laid to rest wil milita honors at arlington national cemetery. ( gunfire ) the official report of the accident pinned much of the blame on the green beret captain in our story. when we come back, what our investigation found about the deadliest friendly fire incident for u.s. soldiers in 17 years of war in afghanistan. >> cbs money watch sponsored by lincoln financial. no matter who you're responsible for, lincoln can help. >> good evening. this memorial day weekend, gas prices have jumped 60 cents to national average of just under $3 a gallon. costco, lulu lemon and gamestop report earnings, and tuesday starbucks will close its stores for racial bias training. i'm demarc

we were talking about steve mcdonald. he is backin talking about steve mcdonald.ea for the second time. historic visits. all laying the foundations, isn't it, port of‘s arrival. who expect so much planning but we have president xi and kim jong—un discussing within their own historic discussions on the oncoming thing with the us and how much that holds. not just north thing with the us and how much that holds. notjust north korea but china and the whole area. it's enormous. with mike pompeo at the moment negotiating for the american prisoners which is an enormous deal. one of the key things, donald trump is almost petulant around this iran deal. what impact does that have when it comes to kim jong—un and again, negotiating his own nuclear deals, or that have an effect going forward ? deals, or that have an effect going forward? are they going to come out ina years forward? are they going to come out in a years time. that another issue. china is very much supporting effo rts china is very much supporting efforts to denude claire wright. sharing a huge border with no

. >>> mcdonald's shareholders decided not to take a step against banning plastic straws. the proposal received less than 8% of the vote at mcdonald's annual shareholder meeting yesterday. mcdonald's says it is working to find a more sustainable solution for plastic straws and adopted come postable straws in certain markets. >>> if you see someone that looks like former president trump around town, it's probably him. he's been in san francisco. someone in the public defender's office snapped this photo outside the adobe building in soma yesterday. the office posted the peck tour. according to a specs person mr. obama jokingly said get back to work. >> this is so funny. look at this photo. >> it's funny only one person posted this and we haven't seen a flood of social media. >> that's because the secret service guy is sitting in that big suv. i'm sure it was shut down after that. >> doing a good job. >>> i wish we had more hospitable weather for the president. >> you saw him in that light cardigan sweater. >> hopefully waterproof, also. >> the storm is finally here. we've h

mcdonald's shareholders set to vote on the risks of using plastic straws.ing for mcdonald's to stop using plastic straws which pollute the ocean. americans use an estimated 500 million drinking straws lady. that adds up to more than 6,000 school buses full of straws per year. new york city council is also considering a proposal that could fine restaurants for givering them out. plastic straws are already banned in some places. >> we can sip out of cups. >> the city of malibu voted to stop handing them out. starting on june 1st. >> it's polluting all of our oceans. it's affecting the people who go swim. >> mcdonald's is urging shareholders to vote against the study saying it's unnecessary and could hurt its existing plan for all packaging from coming from recycled materials. but mcdonald's is already testing new paper straws and moving them behind the counter. nbc news, los angeles. >> all right. getting rid of the plastic straws and getting environmental initiative there and since we're talking about the environment let's bring in bill karins with a check o

pretty much the closest to go if you go to some where you're going to get a free cookie if you go to mcdonald's you're going to get a free mc flurry and so on. saw the city is pretty much made for students so make

(justine) and -- how this mcdonalds manager got drenched in hot coffee...lus -- several people we're rescued today from dangerous flood waters in maryland. why it is drawing comparisons the 20-16 flooding there. (justine) officials have released 9-1-1 calls made during a deadly cougar attack in washington state. a mountain biker desperately tried to get rescuers to help his friend, who was later killed by the animal. reporter patrick quinn has the story. natsot / 911 call: "i got attacked by a mountain lion my friend is up there."you can hear the distress in the 9-11 call from isaac sederbaum, after he and s-j brooks were attacked by a cougar natsot / 911 call:"i'm so worried about my friend," the two were mountain biking near snoqualmie saturday.isaac ran to find service. at one point he handed the phone over to a passerby who talked to dispatchers. natsot / 911 call: "is he conscious right now? he's conscious, yeah, he's got some pretty serious lacerations on his face and head."32-year-old seattle cyclist s-j brooks was killed in the attack. wildlife crew

it's been a slow transformation, but once the mcdonald's was demolished, i witnessed an improvement in the area. knowing that will will be residential units should make the area safer. you can also help local businesses as well. for instance, i've seen a decline in the number of diners during the day at max's restaurant. i'm sure of other businesses in the area have seen a decline in the business, too. i'm excited about the retail aspect and as i mentioned, the area is improving and having residential units that include off street parking will be a welcome addition. parking, the number of off street parking may be reduced. i encourage, if that could be changed, fine, but i'm in full support of having as much off street parking available to the occupants. in conclusion, i support and would like to see the 600 van ness project approved. >> thank you. any additional public comment? ms. hester. >> i was going to defer to the the person who testified the last time that there should be more housing on site. i support this project. this is a second project on van ness that i have supported, f

pretty much the closest to go if you go to subway you're going to get a free cookie if you go to mcdonald's you're going to get a free mc for ian so. saw the series pretty much made for students so make great

. >> at one point said, you were very interested in meeting the of mcdonalds. mcdonalds food? what was it? and thatte the book book became the best seller. i was fully impressed. my god. this is great. it, mustho wrote about be great. >> how old were you when you him?dded to meet >> 16. >> you managed to get a meeting with him. called his assistant and distance call. it was so expensive. almost 100 calls. this is my name. could you askand him to share me some time. you ask him. oh, i will try. he's not going to meet with a student. i said, don't decide by yourself. him decide. with the assistant, different assistants so many times. give me the right answer. said okay, this is waste of my telephone bill. flew into tokyo and i said, i phone call becoming more expensive than air ticket. >> what happened? >> i said, tell him exactly the i said. you don't have to look at me. don't are have to talk to me. you can keep on working. face. to see his [laughter] minutes. i'm not bothering him. so impressed and respect him. i want to see him. him that i'm not going to bother him, time is

there are names down less -- >> not mcdonald's? >> i do like that one. but mcdonald's continues to get a little bit in front of itself and makes pullbacks and gets in front of itself. i love what they are doing they are doing everything they should be doing. at valuation of where they are for a fast food restaurant, i just don't know that i can grab mcdonald's. >> for 3m you like -- what >> i like a lot about what they are able to do i think they were like so many of the industrial names that got way in front of themselves like cat when it was $173 a share i think 3m has a further drop. >> when you look at the chart it's hard to think there is still more down side i'm not saying there isn't. >> right. >> but i would say they should do what mcdonald's did how many skus does 3m has? >> items. >> when you look at the stock chart it looks like it is in a bottoming process. i would be willing to give it the benefit of the doubt. >> our next guest says there are three dow stocks worth buying now. let's go off the charts with todd of trading analysis.com >> bef

as a mcdonald's cashier, that is not right. stealing jobs from english majors. (laughter) and look, look, don't get me wrong there is no shame in being a mcdonald's cashier, i just think if you go $100,000 in debt, you want a job that offers you a greater level of financial sussess. now the obama administration crackdown on for profit schools for deceptive practices. it helped push some of them out of business and force others like devy university to pay more than a hundred million dollars in settlements but now under bet sea de vos the education department is shutting these investigations down. which makes sense when you learn who she put in charge of them. >> the team of vect investigatedders believe it or not is lead by a former dean at devry university, one of the school's under investigation. >> secretary of education betsy de vos installed julian schmoke who was the former dean of devry university to head the unit. >> trevor: that's right, she a pointed a former dean from one the schools accused of fraud to investigate th

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mcdonald's se enorgullece en presentar la hamburguesa quarter pounder® con 100% carne fresca.adrid. >> los saludo con muchÍsimo gusto. arrancamos con la informaciÓn deportiva. athletic de bilbao sorprendiÓ al betis, derrotÁndolo dos goles a cero. es momento de irnos con emiliano mÉndez que nos tiene todo el reporte del barcelona de cara al clÁsico espaÑol. emiliano: esta tarde hablaba a ernesto valverde y ha dicho que puede ser un clÁsico descafeinado pero para Él estarÍa perfecto que siempre fueras y si significa que barcelona llega siendo campeÓn. no sabe si jugarÁ iniesta o no. >> del lado de real madrid zidane reiterÓ lo dicho semanas atrÁs. >> hacer un buen partido, hacer todo lo posible para ganar como siempre. siempre he dicho las cosas, nosotros no seremos pasivos. felicito a barcelona. >> bayern consigue otro triunfo.

>> council member mcdonald: you say you could pull their permit, and that seems drastic. and i wonder if there is anything in between, any kind of deterrent in between yanking the permit, because i don't see that. >> first of all, based on that repeat infractions, we wouldn't say, oh, your permit is revoked tomorrow, we'd say we need to see this improvement in this amount of time. but we're also thinking about and asking the companies to provide information about this in their applications, what would those steps be, or what would you want to do if we're finding that this isn't working out. so one possible outcome, we find that none of the companies are able to get users to park properly and we need to institute a dock or specific parking infrastructure, or ask the companies to attach some kind of locking mechanism, so you have to lock it to the fixed object the way the jump bikes do. there are certain things we're looking at and we're asking the companies to be innovative and how they are recommending that stepped up level of sort of approaching those circumstances. >> i

and mcdonald's if you look at the fair amount of the mcdonald's you may see in an urban area where there greater predominance of homeless folks you are going to see it being a place they hang out. it's what ppens at starbuck's. i think mcdonald's is trading at the premium multiple because they are doing things in terms of the strategy that give people the sense the company is growing faster he didn't just wake up today and start acting socially minded starbuck's has been doing this since -- >> as a friend just texed me racetogether remember the race together cups in 2000. >> they have always been out there in terms of the political issues social issues. but is that what a company you have investored in to do >> a coffee shop more than a burger place, yeah as the home. a community. that is what goes on there. >> it works until it doesn't work. >> is that with coincident with that kind of founder who is that kind of visionary, then maybe you can't separate the two. >> how do you know if the selloff isn't the sign of something words. guy has a three signs that the bull market has changed. i

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mcdonald's new 100% fresh beef quarter pounder burgers. let's just say you'll need a bigger napkin. ( ♪ ) soledad: now to our weekly feature we like to call we're paying attention even if you're too busy. sadly, i'm sure no one was too busy to miss what kanye west had to say this past week. he's been tweeting like crazy making controversial comments about race and politics. tweeting this -- abraham lincoln freed and protected the slaves and he a was republican. democrats protected the rights of the slave owners. then he followed up in an interview on tmz where he said 400 years of slavery was a choice. so, a history lesson. abraham lincoln who was elected in 1860 as a republican. he ran against southern democrats who chose to protect slave owners. this is correct. and a high school history class by the way, would have told you that. the key thing to know is that over the next 100 years the parties would swap positions on race and civil rights. the great depression in 1929 marked a big shift for black voters who left lincoln's republican pa

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mcdonald's new 100% fresh beef quarter pounder burgers. let's just say you'll need a bigger napkin. ( ♪ ) >>> the stakes are high in the wackiest pet names of 2018. meet isabella, miss worldwide boonen from san jose. >> the pit bull pup top dog in the nationwide insurance naming contest. her owner, looked to the character bela in popular series twilight for inspiration. >> then she, thought of the rapper pit bull, mr. worldwide. isabella born on halloween. her name was completed with, boonen. there you go. >> perfect. very fitting. >> all right. >> on to sports. >> larry, what do you have? >> wonder how booboo feels about the tiara. >> warriors want to finish the pelicans. took care of charles barkley tonight. did you believe apology from sir charles, he wanted to punch >>> good evening. this really is much adieu about nothing. some of the warriors are not pleased with charles barkley's half heart add poll gee after saying he wanted to punch green in the face the other night on tnt. made the comments after warriors won game two after new o

. >> in the governor mcdonald case money for access was okay. money for access to people in power was okay. why did you have to do this through some who knows what llc? >> right. i think it's clear, everyone is saying typical pay for play. it wasn't. cohen was selling something else. accuracy. by not registering as a lobbyist he was giving novartis and other companies to have what they hoped would be quiet influence. but everything exploded a couple of days ago. they were caught flat footed they had poor explanations they on the with aed not simple influence but the back room triple bank shots to trump that they thought cohen could provide. >> still not illegal. just something is going on. >> not illegal. >> on its face. that's right. >> we know the sort of m.o. i agree, but there is no proof of this, but the m.o. of donald trump throughout his life has been to lend out his name and take a piece. >> right. >> could he have been so foolish as to actually be enjoying tribute payments from michael cohen's $400 million? >> we should say there is no

v mcdonald. we have been covering that on the show this week. that was a unanimous decision. karen, listen to michael cohen back in the day accusing people of exactly the problem this week. >> when you start talking about somebody since 2013 who has been successful in making over26 million by special interest groups including wall street, the banks, and so on, that's not somebody that's on the side of the guy who is struggling. >> these tapes don't make him look very consistent. karen, maya mentioned that hypocrisy is frustrating but it's not automatically a crime. what do you see as a prosecutor as the key exposure here? >> well, the issue is -- maya is absolutely right -- if all cohen was doing was running around saying, hey i know the president, i know the president, give me lots of money and they did and there were no connections to trump, then you have stuff that stinks. it is a my asthma of putrid swatchiness but it's not a crime. the issue -- i mean, there aren't a lot of good tools after the mcdonald decision, after the skilg decision for bribery you have to have a di

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mcdonald's new 100% fresh beef quarter pounder burgers. you'll need a bigger napkin. ♪ >>> happening now in fremont, a school board meeting is in its seventh hour as board members consider adopting a controversial sex ed curriculum, it could impact students as young as fourth grade. abc 7 reporter katie marzullo is live in fremont with what's happening right now. late night, katie. >> it is, dan and ama. this meeting got under way at 4:30 this afternoon, and still no vote. public comment wrapped up about 30 minutes ago. so board members really just in the last few minutes starting to discuss everything they heard here tonight. people, parents who are against this proposed curriculum feel that it is too explicit for young students. but people who are in favor of it say it includes vital lessons on inclusion and lgbtq issues. hundreds of people address the fremont school board with passionate arguments. some are in favor of the proposed sex ed curriculum. >> this crick limb isn't about giving our children too much too soon. it's about preven

reporter: on the left, and mcdonald's. by protesters at france's may day marches. they also took aim at a renault dealership, setting cars ablaze. all thelooted computers, laptops. what do you want me to say? look behind there. they left one of the cars behind. look at this. reporter: while some attacks against businesses seemed targeted, at many times the rioters just seemed to destroy anything in their path. authorities,french this was the work of the black bloc, the violent left-wing anarchist group. they try to incite violence and looting out of peaceful antigovernment protests. police have deployed 1500 riot police to face what they thought would be only 800 protesters. in fact, they were matched almost 141 -- one for one. >> there was a group of at least members.k bloc these are individuals who dress all in black, wear hoodies and face masks and protect themselves while they carry out their attacks. over 100 people are in police custody, but leaders say the response was insufficient. >> this attack of paris by far left militias is unacceptable. they are galva

mcdonald's new 100% fresh beef quarter pounder burgers. you'll need a bigger napkin. ♪ >>> good evening, everybody. larry beil live at oracle arena. warriors staff steph curry returned after a 5 1/2-week layoff. his knee looked fine, and so did his jumper. as the warriors hold off the pelicans 121-116 to take a 2-0 series lead. ♪ kury came in at the 4:20 mark of the first quarter. warriors down eight. seconds, in it's going up and it's going down. splash. and oracle went nuts. if you like, that check this out. from way out. who else has the guts to take that shot? curry had 12 points in 12 minutes in the first half. but the pelicans hang in there. rajon rondo lobbing to anthony davis. the unibrow goes for 25 points and 15 boards. draymond green bringing the passion and fire as always from coast to coast he had . actually a rebound shy of a triple-double. having some words with several pels in this game. final seconds of the game curry misses. klay does not. 58-55 warriors at the break. kevin durant, we say a quiet 29. that wasn't quiet. th

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council member sally coghlan mcdonald present. council member orkid sassouni here. council member helen smolinski. [interference [ >> co-chair blacksten: all right. well, we'll take a deep breath and move forward from there. next item is -- are we ready? we're not done. >> clerk: i'm going finish roll call and there was feedback in the room, my apologies and i needed to contact media services to assist with that, but it seems to be working again, thank you. so orkid sassouni is here. council member helen smolinski is absent. >> here. >> clerk: i'm sorry, here. and kate williams is absent. reading of the agenda. item 1. welcome, introduction and roll call. item 2, action item. reading and approval of the agenda. item 3, public comment. items not on today's ajeopardied, but within the jurisdiction of the mdc. we welcome the public's participation during public comment periods. there will be an opportunity for public comment at the beginning and end of the meeting as well as after every item on today's agenda, except for agenda items 8 a and 8 b. public comment for tha

mcdonald's new 100% fresh beef quarter pounder burgers.you'll need a bigger napkin. ♪ air force base in southern california. it's the first interplanetary st coas >>> a new mission blast off to mars, from the air force base down in southern california. the first interplanetary mission sent from the west coast. nasa spacecraft called insight is the first outers raise robotic explorer. kind of. it is specially designed to navigate the martian atmosphere and as it expects to land in late november. once this gets there, the robot will do a series of tests like measure earthquakes, or mars quakes as well as check -- track the plaintiffs temperatures. -- planets temperatures. >> this mission is really focused on understanding, you know, where we came from, how our planet got to be one that we can survive on, and understanding our place in the universe. >> scientists will use the data to map the hidden interior of mars and get clues on how rocky planets warmed during the birth of the solar system. we also hope that -- are we alone in the universe

. >>> mcdonald's has been slapped with a complaint by 15 women.aded by a fight for 15, a consortium that seeks to lower wages. mcdonald's says there's no place for harassment or discrimination of any kind in the workplace. it comes just before the burger giant hold its annual shareholder meeting tomorrow. >>> and privacied a very cats are criticizing the new marketing tool by amazon to release facial recognition to police. the tool is called rekognition. it has the ability to identify people in videos and follow their movements almost instantly. they've asked amazon to stop selling the program to government agencies. anne-marie. >> diane king hall at the new york stock exchange. thanks a lot, diane. >> thank you, anne-marie. >>> still to come, duchess debut. meghan markle makes her first official public appearance as british royalty since her wedding to prince harry. child: bye, grandpa! and if you have heart failure, entrusting your heart to entresto may help. entresto is a heart failure medicine that helps improve your heart's ability to pump bl

that is like the corner diner buying mcdonalds. this is a rarity in silicon valley run by a family and i first ran into the farther and son who ran the company in 2004 and smug mug headquarters was a small apartment. it is a news report i did from 15 years ago. >> and we thought it was very important that your photos be front and center and big and beautiful and see all of the details. >> this is smug mug headquarters, in mountain view. run by a father and son, they have made their dotcom fortune creating and selling an online book store. now they think they have another winner with smug mug. >> you saw don mccaskill with his dad, 2004 and he was ceo then and is ceo now and ceo of flicker joined by smart news and michael of a.p. i don't know whey was feeling in -- in 2004 that i didn't like -- cats. truthfully, i still don't like cats. but you say it is not a dog-infested office. >> bigger office and a lot of dogs. >> okay. you bought flicker. >> we did. how did that even dock -- even >> it is a great question. it is a conversation