that's quite prevalent in many places in france except for of course paris where mcdonald's is very popular i think what mcdonald's does well is to take a local taste and to tailor it to that market like they have done in the u.k. they've also done so in germany and they do so in the netherlands where they offer mayonnaise for their fries which not many other european countries have and alex i know in hong kong when i was there what first of all they don't even call the gunnels or call the golden arches but i remember instead of apple pies which we have here in the states i think they're corn fritters but the same in asia they're trying to add to the menus to local days right. well it is you know this is the thing is not only appealing to a local population with a sense of food but in the sense of having a destination so mcdonald's in asia if you've traveled to ration the past few years many of the mcdonald's have been rebranded completely to make cafes now mcafee is more of a again a coffee oriented place the coffees the muffins etc but there's usually that the mcdonald's menu as w

so mcdonald's in asia if you've traveled to ration the past few years many of the mcdonald's have been rebranded completely to make cafes now mcafee is more of a again a coffee oriented place the coffee is the muffins etc but there's usually that the mcdonald's menu as well and when you go to these places these are meeting places for people in asia i know if you're in the philippines mcdonald's is one of those places that actually people meet in the morning to read their newspapers and talk over coffee about the latest in politics etc and in the philippines what's really interesting is that there are because of mcdonald's other companies have been inspired such as jolly b. with jollibee is also kind of a burger joints lives k. of c. type of thing but they're head to head with mcdonald's and they've actually come to canada that also there's a couple of jolly b. locations here so in that sphere of things yeah the donald has adapted things with like shrimp burgers in korea and spaghetti and and chicken in the philippines and they do in india there's a premier burger so instead of having b

he thought mcdonald was trying to get up. >> was there any point in that video where laquan mcdonalding to get up? >> in that video, it may not show it but that wasn't from my perspective, ma'am. i was coming at a completely different angle. >> reporter: he also says he continued to fire, aiming at the knife. >> so why would you continue to shoot at his knife? that's not what you're trained to do. >> my focus was just on that knife and i just wanted him to get rid of that knife. that's all i could think. >> i think the most striking thing about this incident is the number of shots. we're trained, as cops, to fire several volleys and assess. it ended up being 16 shots. that's beyond the pale of what's needed to stop a suspect. >> reporter: jurors in this case are probably going to focus not on the number of shots fired, not on the number of seconds that ticked by between this defendant's "arrival" and when he pulled the trigger but rather jurors are probably going to look at what the victim was doing in the split seconds before officer van dyke pulled the trigger, and then, if jurors

mcdonald's on the top a great uptrend. and yet, it's relative performance to the s&p peaked in 2011 now, that's a long time to underperform since 2011, mcdonald's is up 60%. the market is up about 120 i think that is the opportunity. mcdonald's having underperformed looks like it will catch up and start to come to life. because it's defensive p and day-to-day action proves that a lot of tension in the wedge. i'm going to play for the breakout to to upside. how high let's zero in on this. and study this more closely. here's the here and now chart. let's put in our lines what we have is this tension you can see it it's very precise. you have what is called a series of lower highs and higher lows as you work into the apex. it's the decision moment i'm going to make the bet that we're going to break out and we'll get back to about 181. that would be an all-time high i think mcdonald's is a good play here, offensively and defensively. >> mike, how do you play that? >> the tension he's referring to appears that the options marke

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mcdonald's on the top, a great uptrend. and yet it's relative perform to the s&p peaked in 2011 now, that's a long time to underperform in fact since 2011 mcdonald's is up 60% the market up 120. that's the performance mcdonald's having underperformed is looking at though it's catching up and coming to life both because it is defensive and day to day price action technically you goes that here the long-term chart without relative the they draw themselves this way. a lot of tension in the wedge. i play for the breakout to the upside how high let's zero in on this and study this closely here is the here and now chart let's put in our lines and what we have is this tension. and you can see it it's very precise. you have what's called a series of lower highs and higher lows as you work in the apex. it's the decision moment i'm making the bet we are going to break out and we will get back to about 181. that would be an all-time high i think mcdonald's is a good play offensively and defensively. >> mike how do you play that. >> ye

laquan mcdonald is not an isolated incident. jason van dyke represents the epitome of everything that is wrong with chicago police. >> the judge revoked the bond for jason van dyke. second-degree murder could carry a sentence of up to 20 years. >>> a new road closure tonight as crews continue repairing the trans bay transit center. fremont street is already close as work continues where two

officer jacson van dyke on tria in the shooting death of laquan mcdonald. van dyke growing emotional today as he offered his defense, after shooting mcdonald 16 times. abc's alex perez in chicago. >> reporter: the chilling video sparked protest. a chicago police officer shooting 17-year-old laquan mcdonald 16 times, killing him. today, that officer taking the stand in his own defense. jason van dyke testifying he feared for his life and shot because mcdonald ignored repeated commands to drop a three-inch knife. >> i shot at the knife. i wanted to get rid of that knife. >> reporter: officers were responding to a call about a man breaking into cars. van dyke and his partner followed mcdonald, who was high on pcp, for several blocks. >> his face had no expression. his eyes were just bugging out of his head. >> reporter: prosecutors zeroing in on why van dyke told his partner he would shoot the teen. >> why did you say to him, "oh, my god, i'm going to have to shoot that guy?" >> i thought he was under attack and the whole thing was just shocking to me. >> repo

mcdonald's on the top, a great uptrend. and yet it's relative performance to the s&p peaked in 2011 now, that's a long time to underperform since 2011, mcdonald's is up 60%, the market's up about 120, half the performance it has underperformed and looks like it's going to catch up and come to life because it is defensive and day to day price action suggests that here's the long term chart without relative and i think the lines draw themselves this way a lot of tension in this wedge and i'm going play for the breakout to the upside how high let's zero in on this and study this more closely. here's the here and now chart. let's put in our lines and what we have is this tension. nd you c and you can see it, it's very precise. you have a series of lower highs and higher lows. it's the decision moment i'm going to make the bet that we'll break out and get back to about 181, that would be an all-time high. i think mcdonald's is a good play offensively and defensively. >> mike, how do you play that? >> that tension that he's refer

but mcdonald said "relax, he did a mandelson".abour ranks and is a bit of a dodge 4p pm cues which allowed theresa may to go quickly. —— prime minister questions. a man who could be the prime minister going where passive. we love this cycle. between number ten and number 11 even though it does a shadow ten and 11. it since both out in the times splashed. does a shadow ten and 11. it since both out in the times splashedlj think both out in the times splashed.” think it's interesting as well because you have people who might be seen as centrists or moderate or whatever the term now is within the labour party coming out against john mcdonald. you have even some of the shadow front bench who i don't think quite knew what. .. shadow front bench who i don't think quite knew what... those people were angry because it was mcdonald who would have slaughtered and did regular criticised for how he was doing middle—of—the—road policies. this is interesting because mcdonald seems to have realised the limits of communism. you can't just seems t

mcdonald's family saying justice was served. >> laquan mcdonald represents all oaf -- of the victims that suffered what he suffered. >> reporter: the white officer shooting the black teenager 16 times as he walked down a chicago street carrying a three-inch knife. the shooting, captured on police dash cam, sparked monthslong protests when it was released. some violent. today, more than 12,000 chicago officers placed on alert, bracing for demonstrations. on the witness stand, van dyke, who was responding to a call of someone breaking into cars, testified he believed mcdonald was lunging at him and refused commands to drop the knife. >> i was yelling at him, drop the knife. i yelled, i don't know how many times. >> reporter: but in the video, mcdonald, who was high on pcp, appears to be walking away from van dyke when he is shot. prosecutors telling the jury the shooting was unjustified. >> there's no justification for shooting laquan mcdonald that night. not one shot, not the first shot, not the 16th shot. >> reporter: but defense attorneys arguing the video was "essentially meaningle

in one process , just as the laquan mcdonald.ng at the number of shops, 16 times he was shot, and saying his name. but the city had the jury acquitted officer jason van dyke and could be mass demonstrations so city hall had a 150- demonstrations so city hall had a 150— page plan in place, businesses to shut down if needed, even the schools were going to close early. really, this was a city on edge. but so really, this was a city on edge. but so far, there have been orderly peaceful protests, some saying this would be a model for other places. let's get some of the day's other news. the washington post newspaper has left a column blank in protest at the disappearance of one of its contributors. it says it's concerned about the welfare of the saudi arabian journalist jamal khashoggi. the newspaper says he went into the saudi arabian consulate in istanbul on tuesday and has not been heard from since. shares in the italian football club juventus have fallen by almost 10%. this is after a us court re—opened an investigation into rape

laquan mcdonald represents thousands of laquan mcdonald's. same black skin.s case will end the defendant is presumed innocent and the jury will hear closing arguments starting tonight. but we do know that the three steps have already occurred and many experts say it's because of the video and the public pressure and the activism which got the video released. that's already changed. it's already progress and i admit and i think we all know it's a very grim kind of progress for dealing with an irreversible tragedy but as far as criminal justice is concerned it's progress nonetheless and because this shooting was caught on video, those defensing it are left arguing that what you see on the video isn't on the video. >> the video doesn't show my perspective. i was coming at a completely different angle. your insurance rates skyrocket after a scratch so small you could fix it with a pen. how about using that pen to sign up for new insurance instead? for drivers with accident forgiveness, liberty mutual won't raise their rates because of their first accident. ♪ libe

mcdonald's did give some movement. all the stuff in their company is slightly more but this still isn't enough and obviously mcdonnell has come out in full support of this it was at the rally global came out in full support of this it was at a rally in leicester square yesterday it's quite an interesting story because i'm not i'm not being cynical about liberia not being cynical but this also applies very much in the same of labor's policy conference which is i mean that the kind of eighteen to thirty four year old working class. forgotten if you like the generation of party politics on the particular school board broadcast is very much in that think it's a tactical move by supporting this but i'm not going to you know a lot of tories say that this is kind of a strike against flexible working the modern age is about don't get me wrong i mean not one of these people is going to say it goes zero hours contracts are terrible a lot people like them students especially they're good for but a lot of people don't have a choic

the video shows van dyke shooting mcdonald 16 times.rs at the scene fired their weapons. it wasn't until 13 months after the incident that a judge ordered the city to release the video. >> 16 shots and a cover-up -- >> reporter: the video innight protests -- ignited protest. criticism of the mayor and eventually the oust of the police superintendent. >> i shot him. >> reporter: in an unusual move tuesday, van dyke took the witness stand in his own defense. >> his face had no expression. his eyes were just bugging out of his head. he had just these huge white eyes, just staring right through me. >> reporter: at times becoming visibly emotional as he alleged the 17-year-old ignored repeated commands to drop his knife before the officer opened fire. >> he waved the knife from his lower right side upwards, across his body, toward my left shoulder. >> reporter: prosecutors sparred with van dyke over discrepancies in his testimony that the teenager raised his knife toward officers which could not be seen in the dash cam video. >> have you eve

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van dyke seen here shooting 17-year-old laquan mcdonald as mcdonald was walking away from officers while holding a knife. the suspended police officer is charged with first degree murder, official misconduct and 16 counts of aggravated battery for each shot he fired. prosecutors say van dyke showed no regard for mcdonald's life and claimed the officer exaggerated the threat mcdonald posed. >> he shot too early, he shot too often, and he shot for way too long. >> reporter: the defense calling the case a tragedy but not murder saying the shots were fired because mcdonald would not follow the officer's instructions. >> it is a tragedy that could have been prevented with one simple step. had laquan mcdonald dropped that knife, he'd be here today. >> reporter: the first day of deliberations ending with van dyke getting emotional. the judge however scolding him for returning to court late. lawyers for van dyke say he was dealing with a threat made against his daughter. the judge gave van dyke until today to show proof of that threat or his bond could be revoked. the release of the shooting vid

one for each bull. >> 16 shots. >> reporter: for mcdonald's family.ustice. >> laquan mcdonald represents all of the victims that suffered what he suffered. >> reporter: for jurors, a just verdict. >> instead of escalating the situation, he should have deescalated. >> reporter: police responded to a burglary call when mcdonald had a kne. van dyke feared for his life and fellow officers' >> he lowered his knife across hisow bodyd my left shoulder. hen he did that, what did you do, officer? >> i shot him. >> reporter: proseetors said ideo contradicted his account. van dyke was the only officer fired. no matter getting the verdict many hoped for, demonstrators took to the streets to demand improvement in lipoce/community relations. i think everybody running for office in the city needs to talk about excessive use of violence against black men. >> reporte friday's verdict does not end this case. three oth police officers charged with lying in official police reports about what happened tt night. peter, sheinelle. >> ron in chicago. thank you. >>> turning o

jason van dyke shot laquan mcdonald 16 times. it caused outrage and mass protests.ndonesia. at least 1,500 people are confirmed to have died. the nobel peace prize has been awarded to two campaigners against sexual violence. denis mukwege has a clinic in the democratic republic of congo, and nadia murad campaigns for the yazidi people in northern iraq. a man who tried to push two people onto the tracks on the london underground has been found guilty of attempted murder.

. >>> and tonight oicer found guilty of murder in the death of laquan mcdonald, the teenager shot 16 times. the shocking video in the case that has rocked chicago. >>> a growing mystery tonight. the chief of interpol, the man in charge of catching the world's most wanted, has gone missing. >>> an amazing discovery. the little girl and her big find at the bottom of a lake making headlines around the world. >>> and my conversation with the longest running cast member ever on "snl," kenan thompson, on his record run and the stories behind his classic characters. >>> good evening, everyone, and capitol hill. we're following a dramatic day on the floor of the u.s. senate. brett kavanaugh tonight appears to be just 24 hours from being confirmed to the u.s. supreme court. it began with a gut check moment as the senate voted 51-49 to advance kavanaugh's confirmation to a final vote tomorrow afternoon. then late today, two previously undecided senators came off the fence, virtually assuring kavanaugh's confirmation and perhaps forever leaving those lingering allegations of sexual misconduct a

the policeman shot mcdonald sixteen times john hendren joins us live from the court john how significant is this verdict. barium it is rare that a police officer is charged with murder it's rarer still that they are convicted this is the first time in more than three decades in the city of chicago that a police officer has been charged with murder now he was charged with first degree murder that would have carried a life sentence and the jury opted not to convict him of that charge they convicted him instead of second degree murder which means that he had he really believed that his life was in danger but that that was not a realistic belief so he was convicted of second degree murder the the guidelines call for a sentence of four to twenty years on that count he was also convicted of sixteen separate counts one for each bullet he fired into the body of look on mcdonald of aggravated battery with a firearm that could come with additional time so this is a police officer who will certainly do time in prison we will not know how much until that sentence comes down but this is a city that h

in twenty fourteen the policeman shot mcdonald sixteen times as a teenager held a knife by his side john hendren us update from chicago. this is chicago's magnificent mile michigan avenue and demonstrators have shut it down during rush hour when it would normally be jammed with cars now the reason for that a police officer has been convicted here in chicago of murder for the first time in decades it is rare that a police officer is convicted of murder it is especially rare here in the city of chicago but what happened is that a man named jason van dyke a veteran officer was convicted of second degree murder and sixteen other charges for the killing of a young black teen named looked on mcdonald he was shot sixteen times there were several officers on the scene but only jason vandyke fired at look on mcdonald and the city was ready for a major uprising in case the verdict did not come down the way the people wanted here in the streets of chicago twelve thousand police officers run alert six thousand of them were already deployed around this city but instead this crowd has come out it

mcdonald's is aggressively renovating u.s. locations updating 1,000 restaurants p quarter and investing about 6 billion to modernize units by 20 to. >> i think we see the benefits of the experience of the future d the companies other velocity accelerators such as delivery and mobile order. not only in international markets but the u.s. process. there is disruption as it's rolled out. but if you look at the high level ner seeing bifurcates from that. helping toffset the promotional activity within the category. >> but the changes have come with pushback from u.s. franchisees hundreds of whom recently metdan flo claiming the changes coupled with menu innovations aren't payin off quickly enough. ceo steve east brook acknowledged on the conference call that franchisees are taking on a lot at once but reaffirmed the company's vision for change. >> our currently place by the end of 2019 expe c toplete over 12,000 restaurants with out future inie making it the largest construction projects in our history. we have hard work ahead but

jason van dyke was found guty for fataoty sg laquan mcdonald 16 times 14. all of it caught on camera. here is nbc's ron mott. >> we the jury find the defendant jason van dyke guilty of second-degree murder. >> reporter: inside the court, jason van dyke showed littlere action to the verdict. outside, celebrations, van dyke convicted of shooting 1year-old laquan mcdonald 16 times caught on video held by police for more than a year before its release sparking protests. ovan dyke convict 16 counts of aggravated battery. >> with the firearm, teirst shot. >> rep one for each bullet. >> fifth shot, 12th shot, 16th sts. reporter: for mcdonald's family, justice. >> this family wanted justice. >> that's right. y . >> because revenge belongs to god. >> reporter: for the jurors, a solum duty. >> instead of escalating the situatioshould have deescalated. >> reporter: mcdonald had a knife and van dyke said he ared for his life and fellow officers. >> how close did he get to you? >> he goobably about ten 15 feet away from me. >> reporter: prosecutors say the video contrad

>> community members think this is some sort of justice fo laquan mcdonald.ot of people are calling these protests. they're more like demonstration i don't thinany are protesting the verdict, they' celebrating, marching in solidarity, in remembran laquan mcdonald. >> van dyke was originally charged with first degree murder, the jury convicted him on second degree murder. i understand that suggested they believed he did believe his wife was in danger but that believe was unreasonable. i know you heard some of the jurors talk about dieir ver. what did they say their decision turned on? >> well, they say a number of things. so one of them was theption to convict on second degree murder instead first degree murder. the jurors said they felt that hason van dyke actually felt he was in danger,t he and the officers faced an imminent risan that's what they convicted on second degree instead of first degree. they say van dyke's testimony wasn't credible, said he had a hard time recalling what happened the night of the incident and a lot of what he said didn't match th

in twenty fourteen the policeman shot mcdonald sixteen times as a teenager held a knife by his side for twenty eighteen nobel peace prize been awarded two years e.d. women's rights activist nadia congolese dr dennis mccuaig will run campaigns for the victims of sexual violence after spending three months as an eyesore sex slave quickly runs a hospital in the d.r. see dedicated to helping the victims of gang rape. the president of interpol has been reported missing all the travelling to his home country china no one's been able to get in touch with hong ways since late last month the french police are now investigating the disappearance of french officials says he arrived in china but went missing soon after it's been a week since the indonesian island of slow ways he was struck by a magnitude seven point five earthquake that triggered a tsunami the official death toll now stands at almost sixteen hundred and bodies are still being pulled from the daybreak military planes are about twenty countries are flying in a much needed aid the u.n. has pledged fifty million dollars to the reli

the shooting four yea rs laquan mcdonald.d investigations into the treatment of african—americans by investigations into the treatment of african—america ns by police. investigations into the treatment of african-americans by police. this is a gratifying verdict. it provides validation for many residents of chicago and cook county. and beyond this area, the many communities, the african—american community, across the country. dash cam footage of the incident filmed from the police car was made public in 2015. it showed officers responding to reports that someone officers responding to reports that someone had been breaking into vehicles. a 17—year—old can be seen moving down the road carrying a knife, he walks past police cars. seshan van dyck gets out. —— face and —— jason seshan van dyck gets out. —— face and ——jason van seshan van dyck gets out. —— face and —— jason van dyck. seshan van dyck gets out. —— face and ——jason van dyck. what seshan van dyck gets out. —— face and —— jason van dyck. what happens next is too graphi

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van dyke shot mcdonald 16 times. mcdonald's great-uncle said today that the verdict raises hopes of abusive officers being heccountable. >> we believe that this fight for justice for laquan represents a fight for families across this country. we are americans. we've been here over 400 years. we have an equitable right to this country as much as anyone. >> ninan: van dyke's lawyers say they plan to appeal his convictions. he's due back in court october 31 to set a sentencing date. pope francis today approved a review of vatican documents on disgraced american cardinal theodore mccarick. vatican officials are accused of covering up sexual misconduct allegations against mccarrick. today's vatican announcement did not address allegations that francis himself knew of accusations against mccarrick years ago. mccarrick resigned in july. coming up next, commuters in san francisco fear their city's new $2 billion bus station is not all it's cracked up to be. >> ninan: san francisco's brand new transbay transit center will be

mcdonald's is at the top and bottom line. you can see it is looking up as well as verizon, one of the morning's view bright spots. it looks like we'll have high open in the pre-market 15,000 retail post net additions. the turn in this business is just dramatically decline from a couple of years ago. people just don't want to bother anymore. .80% >> yeah, remember it used to be 1.4% >> when you multiple it by 12 and talking about turnovers. >> total revenue growth of 6.1% and total consolidated operating revenues up 2.8% from the first quarter of 2017. a strong quarter at verizon. the first one under new ceo vespar, that stock is looking strong we have been monitoring of conference calls we'll bring you of anything significance if when and set on that call. generally speaking, verizon is putting up numbers 5-g is the talk now. lighting up a few cities and moving towards that. it will be some time where it is apart of your life frankly >> he's apart of technology. they have been when 4-g and 3-g, the leader, john ledger would s

van dyke unloading his firearm shooting mcdonald 16 times. the jury was given the option to find van dyke guilty of second-degree murder rather than first if they found he believed he was justified in using deadly force. but they deemed the force unreasonable. >> second-degree murder is a combination of first-degree murder, plus a mitigating factor. >> reporter: the video which became a centerpiece for the prosecution appears to show mcdonald walking away from the officers as he was shot. van dyke testified that he feared for his life saying he saw mcdonald raising his knife at officers. chicago police have been bracing for the result of this verdict and have enacted their post-trial operation having officers work 12-hour shifts with no days off. >> he going to jail, yeah!! >> this is a big win. this is a step forward. this is what we been fighting for all this time. >> reporter: van dyke also found guilty of 16 counts of aggravated battery, one for each shot fired at mcdonald. he was held without bond and now faces up to 30 years behind bars

bernie sanders wants mcdonalds to raise wages, pay everybody at mcdonalds at least 15 bucks an hour, mcdonalds. i want you to tell us what happens to mcdonalds if they did pay 15 bucks an hour. >> bernie sanders is irrelevant and he is just making a lot of noise. the fact of the matter is mcdonalds corporation has divested themselves to virtually all company stores and the stores are owned, the restaurants are owned by franchisees, labor is getting tighter, it's harder to regroup people. i did a survey of 46 stores across the united states, four different franchisees last night, they are paying average 14.72 an hour, an average of 14.72 an hour now. bernie sanders has got his facts wrong, his attitude is bad, he's making money off of getting other people's money and giving it away. stuart: last time i went to mcdonalds i was confused because you were supposed to order at kiosks and i couldn't work it out -- [laughter] stuart: stop laughing at me, those kiosks are strong wage gains, and if you go to 15 bucks an hour you will see more kiosks and automation? >> absolutely, you will see

the policeman shot mcdonald sixteen times as the teenager held a knife by his side. and a rebel attack on an army post in the eastern democratic republic of congo's left six people dead the authorities say four soldiers and two civilians were killed in the attack in the city of beni we have a board out with uganda well you're up to date with all our top stories out meggs counting the cost looks at brazil's presidential election and the wall pharmaceutical industry stay with us. the nobel committee has announced the joint with some of this year's peace prize denis mukwege and not to move. now to syria has been granted exclusive international rights to interview the winners after the awards ceremony here in oslo in december the nobel interview on al-jazeera. hello i'm adrian finighan this is counting the cost on al-jazeera a weekly look at the world of business and economics this week brazilians fear the next president can't save the economy find out what that means for the rest of latin america also this week drugs money why the world's big pharmaceutical companies ch

if you tookjohn mcdonald when he was on the back benches this would have been unheard of.d today endorsed a policy which labour mps have said if a tax cut for millionaires. when he found himself facing immediately an extraordinary revolt. we had a dozen labour mps and behead members of the shadow cabinet and we had andy burnham, the mere saying that this was sending a shiver down his spine. so, it's created massive causes with labour, this is what's happening. it's absolutely fascinating because you are absolutely correct. back in the day, john mcdonald and jeremy corbyn would have ranked any labour leadership that was going on supporting tax cuts for the rich, it was because the criticism that would level at bear rights, centrists, labour and now you have joey macdonald and some of his other people seeing him on a minute, we have got to be pragmatic, john mcdonald said look i think this will give up as injection to the economy and its helping people like schoolteachers and everything like that but they have not been quite as pragmatic in the past with their criticisms. pa

a judge today convicted jason van dyke of murdering 17-year- old laquan mcdonald. 2014 shooting captured on a dashboard camera ignited protests in the city and forced changes in the nation's second largest police department. dean reynolds is in chicago. >> reporter: the 40-year-old police officer with 17 years of service in chicago's toughest neighborhoods was stoic as the jury verdict was read out loud. >> will you please read the verdicts. >> we, the jury, find the defendant, jason van dyke, guilty of second degree murder. >> reporter: conviction on a charge of second degree murder, plus 16 counts of aggravated battery for each of the 16 shots he fired into 17-year-old laquan mcdonald on that october night four years ago. >> and now we can go home tonight and sleep knowing that laquan is at peace. >> reporter: van dyke shot mcdonald six seconds after arriving on the scene, the only officer to shoot at the suspect who brandished a knife and refused to drop it. having watched this dashcam video of the incident repeatedly and heard van dyke's pleas that he feared fo

he says he thought mcdonald was lunging at him. van dyke could face life in prison if convicted. >>> well, time now for a look at your weather on this wednesday morning. a storm system that battered the northeast is now moving offshore but there's some lingering rain in boston and other parts of new england this morning. and several twisters were reported in pennsylvania. one confirmed tornado badly damaged a nursing home as you can see there near townville. no injuries were reported. and remnants of tropical storm rosa triggering dangerous flash flooding across parts of the southwest. record rainfall in phoenix turned streets into rivers. firefighters there rescuing dozens of stranded drivers. >>> well, coming up, a possible comeback for toys "r" us. >> yes. >>> also ahead, it's your money. why the air force is buying coffee cups that cost more than $1,200 each. >>> but first the new images just coming in as a volcano erupts on the same island hit by today there is only one park for every 14,000 americans. connection to nature is

jason van dyke shot laquan mcdonald 16 times in a case that sparked outrage across the united states.icago, but van dyke's lawyers say he will appeal. this report from caroline rigby contains images you may find disturbing. we the jury find the defendant guilty of second degree murder. the momentjason van dyke, a white police officer, was found guilty of shooting black teenager laquan mcdonald. the shooting four years ago caused outrage and printed investigations into the treatment of african—americans by police. this is a gratifying verdict. it provides validation and a sense ofjustice for many residents of chicago and cook county. and beyond this area, for many communities, the african—american community, across the country. dashcam footage of the incident filmed from a police car was made public in 2015. it showed officers responding to reports that someone had been breaking into vehicles. the 17—year—old can be seen moving down the road carrying a knife, he walks past police cars. jason van dyke gets out. within seconds the officer opens fire. even after the teenager collapses on

detectives mcdonald and szalbirak immediately brought him to the sheriff's office for questioning. >> he's very distraught but he's willing to talk to us. we were very much ready to listen to him. >> he outlined for detectives the details of the shooting. he started by insisting it was all an accident. >> but detectives weren't show so sure. after all, michael shot sam not once but four times. >> one of the shots was to the back of sam's head. >> so sam is laying here and michael is right on top of him basically giving him the final shot? >> he would have had to have been. that's what the evidence indicates. >> one shot might have been an accident. not the three or four shots that he actually fired. that was not accident at all. >> but detectives wanted to know if this wasn't an accident, why then did michael shoot sam? >> got all these pieces to the puzzle and you try to fit them all together. >> that's when michael revealed something that would turn the case on its head. he told detectives about an affair. but it wasn't the affair between sam and dianne. it was an affair he was havi

it appears laquan mcdonald is walking maybe towards a fence.dyke's attorney said they believe laquan mcdonald was walking with a knife toward the officer. there were ten other officers standing around him, none of the others fired. yesterday something very strange happened. two alternate jurors were released from the jury, and they gave some sound about how they felt about how this case was moving forward. it's pretty extraordinary. take a listen. >> do you feel like you had an idea if you were deliberating which way you would go? >> oh, yes, definitely. most definitely. >> which way would you go? >> i would have said guilty. >> why is that? >> there's a lot of things. for me he should have waited a little bit longer. >> i would have leaned towards a guilty verdict. >> was there a particular moment that solidified that to you or a particular piece of evidence? >> i think the fact that other officers having encountered laquan mcdonald that night and this didn't feel the need to use deadly force. >> reporter: there a lot on the line here. a somet

economy is that the kind of commitment you want to see mcdonald's left? >> absolutely. they have to invest in the experience fs future it is a digital investment, an investment to upgrade the restaurant labor costs are rising this will allow them to remove some of the front of the house labor some of the order taking labor at the front of the house. that will slowly go away and labor costs are rising it's a really tight labor environment. you can't even find employees to run these restaurants right now. i think they're getting ahead of the curve on tech and digital. i think it's a necessary evil for them to make this investment now. >> so they got pricing power >> i don't think anybody has real pricing power that's the unfortunate -- >> but they've raised prices, right? >> 2%, which is in line with the industry but generally speaking taking much more than 2%, 2 1/2% -- >> because that's a price sensitive buyer there. >> absolutely. >> and when they have got anne way from sort of the dollar values and the $3 values they've run into trouble, right? >> what's interesting a

and, the mcdonald case did. now, the lawyers and mcdonald, they went through a huge amount of effort behind trying to get the court to breathe some life back into privileges into the community clause, in fact, they provided so much, which was asking the court to reverse over 100 years. the nra got nervous and asked to intervene and file its own brief that said, don't pay attention to that argument. we could just do this to good old fashion way, what we have been doing for 50 or 60 years. and in fact, when al gore got up to make the argument, the justice interrupted him and said, what are you trying to get on as an academic in some law school? and that was the reaction. when you make an argument in the supreme court, in the transcript has laughter brackets in there, you know your argument is off-track somewhere. and, al is a brilliant lawyer, and i know that he really thought he could sell this argument, and the court was just having nothing of it. so they quickly retreated and started having the due process argu

van dyke unloading his firearm shooting mcdonald 16 times.he jury was given the option to find van dyke guilty of second-degree murder rather than first if they found he believed he was justified in using deadly force. but they deemed the force unreasonable. >> second-degree murder is a combination of first-degree murder, plus a mitigating factor. >> reporter: the video which became a centerpiece for the prosecution appears to show mcdonald walking away from the officers as he was shot. van dyke testified that he feared for his life saying he saw mcdonald raising his knife at officers. chicago police have been bracing for the result of this verdict and have enacted their post-trial operation having officers work 12-hour shifts with no days off. >> he going to jail, yeah!! >> this is a big win. this is a step forward. this is what we been fighting for all this type. >> reporter: van dyke also found guilty of 16 counts of aggravated battery, one for each shot fired at mcdonald. he was held without bond and now faces up to 30 years behind bars.

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why is mcdonald's the best performer?wo thirds of their revenue from outside the u.s.. that to push up comparable in-store sales. even here in the u.s., we don't get outside moves in mcdonald's shares, but they have been big members on these earnings days. the real stories about margins. they have been moving into the lower and lower price category, offering a lot of value for diners. at the same time, they have been able to control it costs. as large as they are and with as much power to control your commodities in the way that others don't, that is what you see reflected in the earnings. vonnie: it has been remodeling stores. why is it getting it right now when he got it wrong for so long >> they replaced their ceo back in 2015. the new ceo talk about making the experience better. they simple find the menu. they went to more value-oriented items. that is resonating with customers, particularly at a time when food costs elsewhere arising and they have been able to take advantage of that. guy: i know that you have seen th