mcdonald's ceo wants big macs to keep up with big tech. >> in 1948, mcdonald's had its first big technologicalugh. it offered a simple menu of hamburgers and soft drinks, all produced quickly and cheaply on an assembly line. this helped spark the $600 billion modern fast food industry, and one of the most iconic brands of all-time. in 2013, earnings began to stagnate as diners deserted the golden arches for new burger upstarts. two years later, steve easterbrook came on as ceo and pushingerse course by mcdonald's to make its next big tech leap. so far, his plan seems to be working. at some locations, orders placed on the mcdonald's app are automatically prepared the moment a customer comes within 300 feet of a store. over in the drive-through lane, the company is testing technology that can scan your license plate and suggest food based on previous orders or shape the menu based on the day's weather. from touchscreen kiosks inside the stores, diners can customize their burgers into thousands of different variants. mcdonald's is adopting the approach of amazon, facebook, and google by using tec

carol: mcdonald's doesn't really have a choice, right? in the face of increasing competition there's lots of burger joints out there and there's also trends, food trends specifically, that are changing in terms of plant based alternatives. people are interested in that and mcdonald's, they're huge, no doubt about it. but they were seeing their growth slow down and market share maybe also pulling back. thomas: absolutely right. it's one of those classic examples of a deeply, deeply iconic american brand that was really fueled by baby boomer loyalty for a very long time and rested on its laurels somewhat and undeniably lost its way with the customer and i think easter brook had been probably on the sidelines for a lot of his career at mcdonald's and he spent 17 years in the business and thought this is how we ought to change things for the better. he was head of u.k. and head of europe and observing all of these different trends towards organics and healthier fare and thought maybe we can bring some of that innovation to mcdonald's, not nec

mcdonald's in the days of code. -- age of code.is bloomberg businessweek. ♪ ♪ carol: welcome back to "bloomberg businessweek." i am carol massar. you can also listen to us on the radio, sirius xm china 119 and in new york, am 960 in the bay area, in london on dab digital and on the bloomberg business app. another big story this week. wework's plan to go public hit a fall. the ceo has stepped down under pressure from his board. this week's technology section looks at one of wework's biggest investors. we are talking about softbank. rebecca is joining us now. i think the question is right now, as we have seen the reduced evaluation of wework. will softbank's founder have to reduce his valuation and bite down this investment? >> that's right. we are hitting the end of the quarter, the end of september. throughout recent months, banks have taken down their estimates of what wework was worth. softbank got in at $47 billion valuation. now, looks like it could be worth $15 billion or less. how does softbank handle that? that's the big que

carol: mcdonald's has a new secret sauce. burgers to beer. from the abm bed -- ab invev cleo. this is ♪ -- this is "bloomberg businessweek." ♪ ♪ carol: welcome back to "bloomberg businessweek." inside of bloomberg headquarters in new york. still ahead, where blackstone is deploying capital. plus, brookstone's ceo on business since brexit. all that to come from bloomberg's global business forum. we begin with our cover story. mcdonald's ceo once a big macs to keep up with big tech. -- wants big macs to keep up with big tech. a simpleld's offered menu of hamburgers and soft drinks produced cheaply on an assembly line. this helped spark the $600 billion modern fast food industry as one of the most iconic brands of all-time. in 2013, earnings began to stagnate as diners ditched the golden arches for new burger upstarts. ceor easter book came on as and pushed mcdonald's to make its next big. so far, his plan seems to be working. at some locations, orders placed on the app are automatically prepared the moment a customer comes within 300 feet of a

. >>> new menu, mcdonald's making major changes but not with fast food. >> bigger targets.tate attorneys genal are setting sights on one of america's richest families as they take aim at the opioid epidemic. those stories and more tonight onor "nightly business r for tuesday september 10th. >> we do bid you good evening, everybody. andwe ome. things definitely changing at apple. that was aparental at the company's annual showcase today. yes the iphone is still theip flagroduct and yes through new versions of the smartphone got a lot of attention. but clearly apple is looking for new areas of growth now. as i transform the phone and music industries it's now betting it do the same with streamg. apple tod announced a start date f its apple plus service. it also i announced how muchs going to cost consumers. and that news sent sharesfet itors like netflix, disney and roku lower. julia boorstin looks at apple's night.ng strat sy for us ♪ >>> hardware, software and services. that's what apple ceo tim cook says the tech giant is focused on. and cook revealed key details about the

called mcdonald's >> right >> seth: "michael mcdonald's mcdonald's." >> right >> seth: unaware -- the>> i guess he was out of the country or touring or something. >> seth: and so the whole sketch was him explaining the legal troubles he was in >> right but it was premise heavy because not only were there legal troubles, but also the mcdonald's was in a bad part of town >> seth: yes >> so it was like a double premise. >> seth: yeah. >> it was very dense >> seth: it very dense >> yeah. >> seth: it was a dress rehearsal. and again, justin timberlake can make anything work except this [ lauger ] here's a clip from "michael mcdonald's mcdonald's." >> oh, lord have mercy >> unfortunately my legal problems are only the tip of the iceberg. it turns out you need a lot of permits to open a restaurant permits i do not have. ♪ the sign fell off the roof and it landed on the top of a school bus ♪ [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause >> seth: but this was our going away present for you we wrote down every pitch we had written. >> in that rewrite >> seth: and all the rewrite was, was us singing michae

david: one of the boards you are on is mcdonald's, and it is said that you eat mcdonald's every day. is that true? john: it is just about every day. david: so in chicago, did you ever play basketball with barack obama? john: yes, several times. david: and is he that good a player? john: he's a very good player. >> would you fix your tie, please? david: well people would not recognize me if my tie was fixed, but ok. just leave it this way. all right. i don't consider myself a journalist. and nobody else would consider myself a journalist. i began to take on the life of being an interviewer, even though i have a day job running a private equity firm. how do you define leadership? what is it that makes somebody tick? so you have been doing value investing for 36 years. what is a value investor? john: a value investor is someone who is looking for bargains, trying to find stocks that are selling at a 40% discount of what we think their private market value is. we want to make sure it has a low p/e ratio, a strong balance sheet, and has the ability to really withstand the inevitable storm

announcer: your kids will love mcdonald's happy meal!duced by mcdonald's in the late 70s. burger king followed suit but the issue of plastic pollution has made an attractive marketing tool much less attractive marketing tool much less attractive in many people ‘s minds. including ten—year—old ella mcewan and eight—year—old ella mcewan. the southhampton sisters started a petition calling on the two companies to stop the giveaways and wrote to them as part of the bbc‘s waron wrote to them as part of the bbc‘s war on plastic programme. they say they are a cycle but they aren't because there are so many different types of plastic in them so they are ha rd to recycle types of plastic in them so they are hard to recycle so they get put in landfill or even end up in the ocean. when you get them, you only really, like, you play with them for five minutes and then you just throw them in the bin. after delivering a trail your trailer loaded with plastic toys to the headquarters of mcdonald's, their campaign gathered pace and now burger king have t

and coulde sometime time before mcdonald's attempts a nationwide rollout for one reason.y chain capacity. one analyst from stephen said an alternative chicken product in the u.s., a more likely nationwide launch in the next two years. beyond mt ceo ethan brown said earlier in the summe the bra has learned from past supply chain hiccups. >> we went through a toughua supply son two years ago over the summer where consumers elrprised us with the l of interest in plant based meat but we learned from that and learned but people. t only inacilities customers are hungry forhe option. one online petition hags more than it 25,0 signatures urging mcdonald's to wri on the meatless edition. the ceo said the company is watching the spacese c and analyzes what adding a plant-based option would mean tor restaurants. >> people don't degreat thes tools you use on the grills. some people purchase it because they are not beef eaters. we know there is complexity. the question is will t demand make it worth absorbing the complexity becau it drives the business? we had a similar discussion aro

i love mcdonald's. i can go every week to mcdonald's. one thing that struck me about president trump and candidate donald trump, one of the reasons they made fun of him was that he likes mcdonald's and i remember thinking but that's a connection with americans that the elites just don't understand. that you're embarrassed to say i like mcdonald's and the bigger point from this is that were not allowed to be present prejudice about anything. except for cost. it's perfectly acceptable to look down your nose at working americans. you could make fun of the poor, basically, and you do it these days by making fun of their choices. >> i said before we started this there's no way we will have time or get into everything. i'm afraid we'll have to leave it there, that so many rich insights here, it's just an incredibly important book. in the fate again, please, if you have anything to do with anything that affects policy, read this book. you say you're not a policy guy, and that's one of the things we talk about a lot on the show and there's a who

they like john mcdonald.t he stands for, but they like what he stands for, but they like him. you can see him on these channels he comes on, he doesn't water anything down, he says i'm coming for you, and they like him. he'sa charming coming for you, and they like him. he's a charming guy as far as that's concerned. so he's interesting, because they do take his interviews, they do listen to what he says, and... the other point is that something —— just because something is offensive, and you don't like it, doesn't necessarily mean that that's something you have to find a way to change, and especially if it's going to not work, that's the challenge of this type of thing. exactly, and john mcdonald actually lays down whether one likes it or not, he lays down an alternative that has a logic to it. ok, let's turn finally to the express very quickly, prince william is declaring war on racists. he's pretty angry. yeah, he has talked about their outrageous incidents of racism, which unfortunately they have been, and

if mcdonald's could find a way -- is mcdonald's could find a way to bring more automation into its storespeople who are working there would actually probably be more productive, they could earn more, we could have more mcdonald's restaurants and more smaller towns and that will create more jobs so i think the question doesn't have to be how do we protect the mcdonald's worker in the drive through, the question has to be, where is the new exciting businesses that are using people in new and excitin, whether that's an entire new types of businesses, that is what i would love to have people talking about. but we don't hear much talk about that either. instead we hear talk about how we will let people get rich whatever kind of business they run and then we will tax them and then send them money over to the people who don't have good jobs anymore. and a lot of our politicians seem to think that's a winning formula and i think that's whatt back against. >> tucker: right. so a small group of people in finance subsidize the welfare for everybody else. that sounds depressing. >> well, that's -- yo

on the right-hand side you see the mcdonald acquisition highlighted in yellow. in red is the previous acquisition by the city, so with both the mcdonald side in a yellow and the previous acquisition in red, you see that we have a developed lot on that block that has street access on street side. >> can you read to me what is the blue? >> the blue is not part of the acquisition that is being funded let me restate that. the blue is a 5,000 square-foot building that is in private ownership. >> okay. if that is if it -- is that available for purchase? >> we have had some more discussions with that owner but those discussions are ongoing. i would hesitate to say further. >> okay. thank you. >> again, this -- highlighting the major terms of the deal, the egbert side has a purchase price of 73-point $6 million. that purchase requires a leaseback for six to nine months in order to allow the seller to vacate the building from the celts -- self-serve tenant. it also includes a holdback of $5 million, which is used as a liquidated damage should the seller fail to remove th

this mcdonald's idea, for example. to pay some kid to stand at the window? but i can't imagine even a republican senator saying something like that to mcdonald's. why? >> you know, i'm not sure if the concern should be as about the mcdonald's get at the window.w. i think what we talk about what we con out, our economy to become a is not where saint darn it, why do we have more jobs that mcdonald's windows. if mcdonald's could find a way to bring more automation into its stores, the people who were working there would probably be more productive, they could earn more. if we could more mcdonald'sldar restaurants in more smaller towns and that would create more jobs. so i think the question doesn't have to be how do we protect the mcdonald's worker in the drivees through. the question has to be aware of new exciting businesses that are using people in new and exciting ways? and whether that's in the mcdonald's,he whether that's an entire new type of business, that's what i would love to head people talking about, but agai

." >> mcdonald's plans to speed up the drive-through. it acquired apprente.t specializes in conversationation voice-based technology. it understands different accents and mcdonald's expects to allow more accurate ordering through the drive-through. >> trevor: yes, mcdonald's is going to use computers to take our orders at the drive-through because they say a.i. will be more efficient. honestly, i don't know how i feel about a robot at the drive-through. what are you going to explain. i want to see the manager. and the terminator comes out. is there a problem here? no, sir, i wanted this roach in my fries. but i do appreciate mcdonald's trying to speed up service for people with accents. that's a cool thing. the thing is i don't think accents were the problem at the drive-through. you know what's slowing it down. it's the picky assholes who slow down things. "can i get a number one with no. drinks and no fries. and instead of burger get the chicken mcnugget. "that's the number 5. just order the number 5." "no, i prefer the number one." and i amend it, okay. no

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i'm focused on mcdonald's because obviously a dow component. they do as much sales in a quarter as chipotle in a year. this is obviously i think an important stock. and now it just dropped what, 6, 7% in the straight line. those are the sorts of names if you think about tactically, right, like when we make new highs we sold off a bunch over the last 18 months or so that's what you want to watch. to see if those names get overdone a bit because you have opportunities to buy the names is what i'm say sfwloog chipotle is up 82% year to date. i wonder if that was in the growth basket where you saw the rotation for add of growth into value. even into mcdonald's only up 18% year to date that was seen as a growthy name too you wonder if there was grant lart going on in the rotation. >> but, dan, no one was applauding when mcdonald's and chipotle and star bruks bucks were leading the s&p higher. in fact everyone saying this makes no sense pb a sign of weakness, no wreathing but in fact we have had enormous breadth the last few weeks we have had banks b

their happiness inclusion and wellbeing as shown in mcdonald's life was. i don't know about ever really achieve what i dream of as. the ideal solution but what i really determined to do is to shift people's perceptions an understanding of disability. from poverty and pity and charity. and exclusion to one of welcoming inclusive. shona mcdonald has received numerous awards for her work and has become known as an inclusion advocate around the world. for more stories of women who are taking their lives into their own hands standing up for their rights and inspiring others visit our facebook channel detail you women detail you women. giving a voice to the women of our world. i think. i'm going to change. my name a sega cd i am 15 years old i have been a man that is the city done over there. and. i usually play a video games but sometimes i've got with my friends to my favorite games and it's reality. when the i'm going to be the winds. i a friend of the highest in the mountains when i step off and hard on them all day i'm looking good i feel very very afraid.

mcdonald's say it's the first direct employe to use the platforms in this way.ws the fast food chain to stand out in a tight labor market. also part of broader effort by mcdonald's to incorporate more technology into operations. >>> speaking of h,wh as hiring goes high tech so does advertising. and the industry's innovative push was on full display during this ye 's ad week conference inew york city. julia boorstin has. more >> billboards and radio spots may seem old fashioned compared to facebook and instagram adz. but new technology is it dij advertising traditional formats appear jump starting growth. >> alexa, can you tel me about the newe. mcdonald's sc >> happy to. >> with the explosion of home speakers streamingusic services such as spotify appear pandoraa, as well as pod casts the digital ad market drew to $2.3 billion last year, a 23% increase from the prior year. >>iven that smart home devices are driving the growing and the digital audio environment ight now it makest sense tha amazon has moved forward with a digital audio product given that they supp

down goes mcdonald's.verall down market, they are down 2.5%. >>> the price of gold, $1506. the bitcoin, what's the price of bitcoin today? $10,200. the price of oil, where is it? it was $58 yesterday. it's $58 today. the price of a gallon of regular gas on average nationwide, $2.56. holding right there. >>> let's get back to wendy's, launching breakfast nationwide next year, hiring 20,000 new employees. if you are a fast food chain, do you have to have a competitive breakfast menu? >> you have to try to keep up with mcdonald's who you just pointed out before. mcdonald's has turned into a company that innovates, puts customers first, is using technology to give you a good experience when you go in there. wendy's is trying to keep up with them. they haven't. they have fallen way behind. now they have to spend a lot of money to try to get back into the race. i don't know if it works. stuart: is it fair to say mcdonald's is racing away and wendy's is stuck? >> yes. >> i believe that's very true. basically you

i would own mcdonald's here. stuart: mcdonald's is still fast food. you don't have to wait around all day to get what you want. everybody knows the menu before you even walk in the door. come on. isn't that what you want? susan: that is what you want. that's why the stock hit a record. if you invested $1,000 into mcdonald's back in 2009, do you know how much it would be worth today? stuart: tell me. susan: $5,000. stuart: a five-fold increase in your money in ten years? susan: in ten years. stuart: i did not see that coming. i am a firm mcdonald's customer. susan: it's a dividend play. they are giving back 3% as well. big dividend yield buy-back. the stock has done very well. stuart: check the big board, please. it looks to me like it's been kind of a wait-and-see market. we are down two points on the dow industrials. there you have it. >>> the justice department is probing facebook over antitrust concerns and the stock is down 1.5%. now, we have covered this extensively. we often say that facebook's teflon because nothing really happens with these pr

and he knows the signs all i do is hang my head in shame and goes into the mcdonald's but i don't get out to go in because i'm a vegan for crying out loud so i go through the drive through in order for tries they are not 20 vegan but burger king's are but i order the most incredible substance in the world to large mcdonald's french fries and i believe the legalization of marijuana of the federal level we should schedule mcdonald's franchise because they are so damn addictive and they have hand me the fries and i have these two fries and a beer holding them like i'm from lord of the rings, my precious, all i want to do is go home, unbuckle my belt, sit on my couch and watch really bad tv and eat my french fries of my two buddies, ben and jerry. [laughter] and so, i get my fries and pay the person and have my hat low and we drive out and there's a guy there who has got his head in the dumpster and i tell kevin, he's a detective newark, grew up in the projects and came back and i said kevin, stopping he knew it before even had to stop. sir, can i do something for you and he says i'm hung

i ordered french fries which i'll find out later, mcdonald french fries are not the can. burger kings are. i ordered like the most incredible substance in the world, two large mcdonald's french fries, i believe in legalization of marijuana on the federal level the scheduling but i think we should schedule a donald's franchise because they're so damn addictive. they can be the fries and have these two fries. i'm holding them like i am from lord of the rings, my precious, and on what to do is go home, unbuckle my bill, sit on my couch, watching really bad tv and eat my french fries with my two buddies, ben and jerry. [laughing] ants i get my fries can pay the person, i might have low. about to drive up and there's a guy there who is got his head in a dumpster. until kevin, i can be to detect from newark, grew up in the produce, came back to the police department. i said kevin stott. he knew before it had to say. i will do in the window. i called it guy, uk? hey, can it do something for the course he said i'm hungry. at that point, moral crisis. in my religion it says someth

mcdonald's now has a skill that lets you start a job application.e to go through the mcdonald's apply through >> this is awesome >> the process is called apply-through. but how many people are going to do that? >> remember mcdonald's has done a few creative things in order to get people to apply the aarp for all those seasonal jobs this is a way to get younger people interested in applying for what will probably be their first job. you can't complete the entire process with alexa or the google assistant. you have to supply your phone number then they'll text you a link to complete the application process. but we've seen mcdonald's do quite a few interesting things in the tech space as well. remember just a few weeks ago we were talking about them building out their team in silicon valley >> i'm just thinking again through the cause and effect here or maybe if the alexa said to you hey, do you know that mcdonald's is looking for -- i mean, how are they really going to -- >> i'm all for anything that gets you a job easier. >> of course but do you real

plans to get rid of the toys —— big rival of burger king is mcdonald's.o go down? exactly. that is my point. how easy is it to change consumer behaviour? it is one thing if you're an adult making conscious but ella and caitlin aside, how many children would take the piece of fruit over the plastic toy? element that may be a generational thing over the next couple of years. -- maybe that will be a generational thing. i'm not a maybe that will be a generational thing. i'm nota parent maybe that will be a generational thing. i'm not a parent but i imagine swapping an iron man for a piece of an apple may not go down particularly well. i can tell you it would not come from my own unscientific survey from my own household. 0k, years ago a lot of toys were replaced by games or images on the box, one comment. i remember that. toys in your brea kfast remember that. toys in your breakfast cereal. they have gone. another one. the two far question? tell that to all the marine life choking on the stuff. 0ur question was, is this taking plastic thing too far? was, is t

. -- new batch of phones, and why mcdonalds' drive-thru may be a smoother ride. hall with more. >>> on the economic front the producer price reading f august will be in focus today. ppi data is often looked to as a gauge of inflation. meanwhile, marijuana companies are among the companies scheduled to report quarterly results today. >>> it was another mixed showing on wall street tuesday. the dow rose 73 points. the s&p 500 squeezed out a razor-thin gain. the nasdaq fell three. >>> apple has introduced three new additions of the iphone. the iphone 11, 11 pro, and 11 pro max will replace the 10r, 10s, and 10s max. there will be a third lens. the phones will start at $699 for the entry level model, $999 and out $1,100. they'll be available beginning september 20th. apple also introduced an updated version of its apple watch with an always on display and a new ipad with a higher resolution screen. >>> a win for the gig economy. the california senate passed a bill last night that would force uber and lyft to treat drivers as full-time employees instead of independent

he is talking about mcdonald's being the moby dick. and he's gotten moby dick.ot bet against this faux burger. i would not bet against this better delivery system for grain for your body than going through a cow. i think this is going to succeed. i welcome mr. eastbrook to come on he has always been shy this has the stock flying and i don't think it's done. >> you don't >> no. there's a lot of people who like it you know, look let me be careful here where they did the big secondary, not far from here, has been a lid but the stock is shorted there's a lot of excitement for it is it a flash in the pan no should the stock be as high as it is? no but people will be juiced by the fact they're at mcdonald's we've been waiting and waiting maybe you have to go to southwestern ontario, which is also the cannabis capital of the world. >> it's only 28 restaurants. and it's only 12 weeks how do we know it's going to stick? >> i have never seen ethan brown be this excited. these a proth selytizer. people believe in the ethos, no cow no, methane. no cholesterol i would bet wi

with the mcdonalds story, they send you an e-mail. >> it's the beginning to have process. >> i thinkm thinking to have amazon story where alexa in order to make political donation to 2020 candidate. >> you can say their name and give that through alexa, it's an interesting time, i wouldn't necessarily call it the golden age of artificial intelligence. the concern in the beginning is with a lot of technology we do this, you run into it with the horse binders up and go, but it's so cool, it can do so much, alexa can turn my lights on and air-conditioning on, weather report without thinking the ramifications of doing virtual assistance, giving them all this information specially in hiring. you know they're going to ask for personal information. >> the other side too, companies, it's a job market better for employees than employers. in corporate america they have to go and find the appropriate candidate, the onus is on them. >> maybe human interaction will help out, you don't want to miss. my first thought it's going to be looking for keywords and you can easily lie to the computer, peop

with over 17% share >> does it hurt mcdonald's >> it does you saw this three or four years ago whenaco bell got in. taco bell is new to breakfast in the next five years and they took a couple of points from mcdonald's >> mcdonald's is trading down 4% today, as well it also announced its own -- a third tech acquisition, its third one for the year what do you think about that >> well, since easterbrook joined, he's been a little bit more forward thinking, trying to get rewarded for tech investments. this stuff with investing technology, digital menu boards at the drive-through line. technology is a way to communicate with a younger generation and i think it's a shift that they're all trying to up their game as far as the communication with the demographic >> you were out with another note recently, u.s. coffee, the next beverage battleground quickly, what's the main takeaway and the top pick in that space >> there's a lot of innovation going on, i think we're atan inflection point right now in coffee where there's an opportunity of an umbrella for a healthiering an. the younger genera

mcdonald's is acquiring a mountain view based start up.pecializes in technology used in drive throughs. the software can understand languages and accents. mcdonald's saying having this system will make the drive through system easier for commerce. available by the enof the year. >>> soccer world champion meghan rapinoe is coming to the silicon valley at the key snoet note speaker she is an advocate for gender equality at the san jose convention center. not until february 11ing. but if you want to go registration is this thursday. tickets will go fast. rapinoe led the u.s. women's soccer team to the world cup title in july. tickets will go really fast. >> for sure. up next take the we hadding to a new high. we'll show you. stay with us. we are here to discuss jessie's online time. and out of respect, we will let you make the first offer. thirty minutes. thirty minutes? objection! overruled. one hour. sweeten the deal by doing the dishes and i'll consider it. i wouldn't do it. i hate the dishes. one hour with the tablet, you walk the dog and

mcdonald is a fellow at the manhattan institute.iversity delusion. thank you very much for being here tonight. >> thank you, martha. >> martha: use of that earlier today. explain to everybody what you mean. >> well -- my heart goes out to the victims in texas, but believe me, martha, this is a trivial problem, these mass shootings, compared to the daily carnage that's going on in inner cities. if the democratic contenders really wanted to make a dent in gun violence in this country, they would stop demonizing the cops, they would stop -- support proactive policing. because the majority of gun violence is going on in inner cities and it can be solved by cops. 20 blacks a day are killed. that's more than all white and hispanic homicide victims combined. at this year we found 142 victims of mass shootings. we are likely to have about 15,000 gun homicide victims, over half of those will be black this year. there's drive-by shootings going on all the time in the media doesn't care, because it doesn't fit their narrative about a racist so

[applause] mcdonald's supervisor angelica silva was working at another location when she got word of active shooting. she drove straight to the scene to check on her employees. upon arriving, angelica saw two people in the parking lot who were very, very badly wounded. she alerted first responders and helped save the life of one of those severely injured victims. angelica, we thank god you were there. thank you very much. thank you. [applause] chris grant was picking out snacks for his kids when he suddenly saw the murderer firing at innocent shoppers a few aisles away from him. chris grabbed - listen to this - soda bottles and anything else in front of him, and began hurling them at the gunman, distracting him from the other shoppers and causing the shooter to turn toward chris and fire at chris, whereby chris suffered two serious gunshot wounds. but he is recovering well and we wish him the best. his family is here. so please thank chris for us, please. [applause] think of that. in the darkest moments of danger and despair, god calls the bravest to action. these 11 individuals answ

[applause] marcela luna was managing the mcdonald's inside the wal-mart when the murderer burst intohe entrance. she quickly gathered customers from the lobby and led them to refrigerators and other hiding places. shielding them from the shooter's line of sight. thank you, mare sella, for racing to rescue others from grave danger. thank you very much. thank you. [applause] mcdonald supervisor angelica silva was working at another location when she got word of the active shooting. she drove straight to the scene to check on her employees. upon arriving angelica saw two people in the parking lot who were very, very badly wounded. she alerted first responders and helped save the life of one of those severely injured victims. angelica we thank god you were there. thank you very much. thank you. [applause] chris grant was picking out snacks for his kids when he suddenly saw the murderer firing at innocent shoppers a few aisles away from him. chris grabbed, listen to this, soda bottles and anything else in front of him and began hurling them at the gunman. distracting him from the other sh

lewis has withdrawn from the us solheim cup team with a back injury and will be replaced by ally mcdonaldf two captain's picks to face europe in the three day event at gleneagles in scotland starting on friday. 26—year—old mcdonald, will make her solheim cup debut for the united states who've won five of the last seven tournaments while europe last won the trophy in 2013. you don't have to say anything to chilly. i think we both kind of knew that it was the decision to make and told her to get ready. that is really all it was. i didn't want to make the decision but it is what is best for the team and what is best for me. full coverage on bbc world news over the friday, saturday, sunday on that one. keep an eye out for sports today inserts in the bulletins. you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that's bbc.com/sport. until next time, it is by for now. —— goodbye. good morning. we really are experiencing all flavours of autumn this week. it was rather cool and disappointing on monday, wasn't it? but tuesday made up for it. some lovely spells of sunshine for most of us — as

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i'm impressed mcdonald's reacting very quickly relative to the size. a lot of testing i'm pleased. >> also for all of the possible existing food companies that we said for a while where they launch their own version of this you see alot of the market being taken out whether it's impossible going into burger king and it's not like they have much time to react and grab of some of what will be the biggest accounts >> duelling it out between two companies. >>> facebook under pressure as washington cracks down on big tech and according to a new cnbc survey it could have the most to lose when an antitrust review arrives. jon fortt has more >> reporter: facebook has a new investigation and technology executives are not surprised the tec is more than 100 top level technology executives from companies across a variety of industries we asked their opinion about investigations into big tech more than 55% of respondents say facebook is the company most likely to face punishment as a various of antitrust proeks, 7% say google and another 7% said amazon council memb

golden arches, mcdonald's is looking at plant based beyond meet burgers.eing first tested in canada, some of the markets around the country, take this nationwide, potentially worldwide. that is helping beyond meat stock, surging double digits yesterday and continuing today. former mcdonald's ceo ed rensi. i guess this trend is real, it is palpable. i'm wondering what does it mean for mcdonald's? does it steal from existing beef burgers or what? >> i don't think so. i think it will be a great addition. it takes people who vetoed visits because they are vegan or vegetarians, this gives them an opportunity to have a burger. i am confused why they want it to taste like hamburger and not get a vegetarian offering. they are doing something brilliant. plt, plant, lettuce, tomato. i think it is wave of the future. it is not gluten-free, that has fallen off a cliff like a rock. neil: they do taste like the real mccoy. you're quite right the appeal is tasting like the real mccoy. not like the old days people who were, into this were perfectly willing to accept somet

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