mcdonald's is about to take the chicken crown. later the road to $500 we'll tell you why one top analyst thinks tesla could be about to rev up big time power lunch starts right now take a look at the markets the dow is up. erasing losses earlier this week to tyler now >> let's get more on today's job induced rallies. >> wernl a risk on tone to today's market as investors shift their focus from that weaker than expected manufacturing port earlier and focus on jobs report sentiment highlighting the resilience in the u.s. economy plus optimism building around a trade deal being reached before the december 15th deadline after china said it would avoid tariffs on some imports of u.s. soybeans the industrial giant is looking to sell a $1 billion of its drug delivery system. that's a report from bloomberg the stock is at session highs. this rebound has extended into small caps which tend to move on upbeat economic data the stock at the top is ulta ulta higher on earnings. the company is getting much better at containing costs stock up 12

you go into any mcdonald's and you find them.eople like keisha and millie, people living on the cusp. you see them in a booth, maybe with their old cell phone with cracks on it, maybe with a bible. they are escaping the streets, hanging out for a few hours. i would say that in many ways, libraries form that will come into. susan: how does mcdonald's corporation feel about this? or the local managers? are they encouraged? chris: i don't know. i do know that in every -- susan: do you ever see managers chasing people out? chris: no. maybe one out of a million. you know, i mean -- i think someone, i can't say for a guarantee because i haven't asked. i suspect -- i think mcdonald's knows what it is doing. it knows its clientele. often it is people who are friends with the workers. mcdonald's is very reflective of the neighborhood. the people who work at mcdonald's are from the community. the bond is between often the employees and the people using it as a shelter. they may know them from high school, they may know their brother from h

to its board the moves far from the only changes at mcdonald's. kate rogers has more >> reporter: 2019 was the year of the deal for mcdonald's the restaurant made three major tech invest ments to take modernization to next level. it accounts for 70% of its sales and personalized orders in an increasingly competitive restaurant landscape the largest deal valued at more than $300 million. it will change mcdonald's digital menu boards based on different factors including weather. it's now in 9,000 locations in the u.s., nearly two-thirds of mcdonald's foot print. we took the technology for a spin >> i'd like a egg mccmuffin and black coffee. >> reporter: the goal is to get people through faster. it suggests items that might go well with my order it powers the mobile app in 48 countries outside of the u.s the move also restricts from providing similar service from competitors in the space the next deal announced in september was acquiring a company that understands drive through orders using a.i the company said it's looking to grow its presence in si

the settlement places liability on franchisees. >> mcdonald's like all franchisers such as fast signsonal puts together a brand, an entity, training, supply chain and everythin but the individual franchisees hire wsh fire make the pay e decisioncetera do all the management. to finally have some closure on thne vag of the expanded definition of joint employer i a really positive for fast finds and the entire franchise industry. ay the international franchise association that an expanded definition of the joint employer rule from 2015 has stifled growth and increasedin litigation a franchise businesses by 93% over that time period. >> it has reduced the addition an over 370,000 jobs in the five years. actually eliminated about $33 billion of economic growth because of the uncertainty. franchisers have been hesitant to grow and franchise really didn't know what was happening to their business. this is a very positive positive step forth franchising w a franchiser or franchisee. >> in a statement mcdonald's said in part the decision allows our franchisees and queues to move forward and re

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so john mcdonald, financial times with deals or coalitions.the shadow chancellor is given an interview to the financial times. we will implement our manifesto, no deal, no coalitions. in that basically means the challenges there for everybody to bring down a minority labour government. it will be very interesting to see. if there was to be and we can speculate for another six days, whether or not there may be or essay that some people a reckoning but we will see, if there was to be a labour minority government, with their actually be i'io government, with their actually be no deal? with a actually front of and try not to do some sort of a deal with whoever? the lib dems, if they were to have enough mps to make a difference, would they say well, we will support you with a different leader? what do you think? from the head of the civil service, he had been advising mcdonald, saying the last week before, losing track now. that whether or not the question of leadership would be a question in the event of some kind of talks about coalition ordeals.

i think you heard the ceo of mcdonald's canada say that.nnot comment further than what they said publicly but we are enthusiastic. carol: does it expand into the united states? >> that's up to them. what you want is a great test and i think we have every sign that's the case. carol: china accounts for 27% percent of meat volume. they already eat plant protein and they look at meat as a status symbol there. what's your approach? what are your expectations for china? >> we are aggressive in each market we occupy, whether he united states, mcdonald's, kfc, etc. you'll see us move with speed and exploit the first mover advantage we have in terms of building the brand closely associated with the plant meat movement. i can't disclose anything in particular, but we are excited about that market and very active in our plans. jason: let's talk about chicken if we can. big chicken fans. the kfc test, as it were, down in atlanta, was where it was. it went gangbusters. how soon can you get into that market in a meaningful way? >> you'll see exciting th

masayoshi: mcdonald's japan. david: wed were you interen meeting the head of mcdonald's? did you like mcdonald's' food, or what was it? mathyoshi: well, he wrote book, and that book became the bestseller. i was impressed and said, "oh, my go this is great! and th mguy who wrote about t be great." ter] david: so how old were you when you wanted to meet him? masayoshi: 16. david: 16. so you managed to get a meeting with him. masayoshi: i called his assistant, long-distance call. back then it was so expensive. i made almost 100 calls-- 60 calls, i'd said, this is my name, a student, and could you ask him "to share me some time and could you ask him?" and she said, "oh, i will try, but he's not gonna meet with a student." i said, "welur don't decide by lf. let him decide." [laughter] so ierpoke with the dit assistant so mmes. and they don't give me the right answer, so i said, "ok, this is a was of my telephone bill." so i flew into tokyo and i said, "i came because the phone call iv becoming more expe than air ticket." [laughter] david: so what happened? masayoshi: and i sai

why a coffee from a mcdonald's led to his ouster. >>> and who is the most admired man by americans? a divided nation is split, well, quite split. very, very split, i might add. >> i would say so. >> welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. this is a special new year's eve edition of "early start." i'm leyla santiago. >> and i'm christine romans. there's 30 days to the iowa caucuses. >>> but we begin with australia. overnight, dangerous wildfires raging in southeast australia. two people south of sydney found dead after they were reported missing when a fire ripped through that town. smoke darkening the sky to an eerie orange color. at an evacuation center in bateman's bay up the coast, thousands of people are trapped at a beach in mall cuda after fleeing their homes as strong winds brought wildfires and smoke so thick, the morning sky turned dark. a resident tells cnn there's no way in or out. >> and the rural fire service warning people along the coast taking refuge are facing a, quote, long, difficult, dangerous night. across new south wales, more than 100

are we going to hunt down the mcdonald's sandwich now? >> exactly, exactly.of want to try it, although we have little time before we have to do a reset in january. >> yeah. i know. maybe get it in now. then cleanse. cleanse. >> exactly. >> all right. diane king hall at the new york stock exchange, thank you very much. >> you got it. >>> ahead, a top dog is recognized. a famous presidential service dog is honored with its only statue. its only statue. sinex. freely fast, with vicks my congestion's gone. i can breathe again! ahhhh! i can breathe again! ughh! vicks sinex. breathe on. >> tech: don't wait for a chip like this to crack your whole windshield. with safelite's exclusive resin, you get a strong repair that you can trust. plus, with most insurance a safelite repair is no cost to you. >> customer: really?! >> singers: safelite repair, safelite replace. so why treat your mouth any differently? listerine® completes the job by preventing plaque, early gum disease, and killing up to 99.9% of germs. try listerine®. need stocking stuffers? try listerine® ready

tell me a little bit about this partnership with mcdonald's. why mcdonald's? wanted a partner serving a lot of coffee globally. a supplier of food. that is it. they serve over 1 billion cups fe imagine the amount of test they have on hand. second, when we called mcdonald's and talk to them, we realized that the two companies had very similar environmental philosophies. so, they wanted to reduce their environmental foot across their businesses every where they can and so, does for the company. a lot of energy but between them and ourselves and our team to get working on this and so that is really why mcdonald's was the best choice. >> is otherwise, this would just end up in the garbage as well, correct? >> other landfilled or earned in the field. so, the roasters, the plantations all want to get rid of this waste and so, this is a perfect solution because they actually are just going to originate revenue. >> any other mattel your material that you're looking y still a lot of orange juice, were looking at the orange peel. we are thinking about potato peel with t

you heard the of mcdonald's in canada say that. can't say more than they have said publicly but i'm very enthusiastic. >> does it span into the united states? >> that's up to them. but what you want is a great test and i think we have ever sign that that's the case. china at for about 27% of the world's meat consumption by volume. a lot of dy eat plant proteins and they kind of look at meat as a bit of status symbol there. what's your approach, what's china?xpectations for >> you'll see us be very aggressive there. we're aggressive in each that we occupy, whether here in the united kfc, , mcdonald's, subway, et cetera, you'll ee us move with speed and exploit the first mover advantage that we have globally in terms of building the brand that's most closely associated with the plant-based meat movement so i can't disclose anything in particular but we're guess that very excited about that market. and very active in our plans. talk a little bit about chicken if we can. chicken fans here as well. as it were,est, down in atlanta, i bel

david: one of the boards you are on is mcdonald's, and it is said you eat mcdonald's every day. 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. just leave it this way. all right. ♪ david: 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 selling at a 40% discount 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 storms that happen in the stock mar

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you heard the ceo of mcdonald's canada say that.urther comment on what they said publicly but i am enthusiastic with our relationship. carol: does it expand to the united states? ethan: that is up to them. what you want is a great test and i think we have every sign that is the case. carol: 10 accounts for 27% of the world's meat consumption by blood volume. they already eat a lot of plant protein and they look at meat as a status symbol. what is your approach, expectations for china? ethan: you will see is be very aggressive there. we are aggressive in each market we occupied, whether it is the united states, we have partnerships with mcdonald's, kfc, dunkin'. you will see us move with speed and exploit the first mover advantage we have globally in terms of building the brand most associated with the plant-based movement. i cannot expose anything particular, but you can guess i am very excited about that market and very active. jason: let's talk a little bit about chicken. big chicken fence here. carol: kind of hungry. jason: the k

. >> police arrested an armed man earlier today after he tried to rob a mcdonald's. it happened shortly after 2:00. police say witnesses told them the man entered the mcdonald's, showed a gun and tried to open a register but wasn't able to and ran away. police found him a short time later. >> the murder trial will go on. after three psychological evaluations a judge has found john the cabell mentally competent to stand trial. the defense says recently cowell has shown them refusing to meet with doctors. neil wilson says they do not by the mental health issue claim. they think he is prolonging his fate. >> i am happy the criminal proceedings did not get suspended. >> the judge did order a fourth mental evaluation today out of an abundance of caution. cowell will meet with a psychologist in january. the criminal trial is expected to proceed next year. >> the trip administration has awarded billions of dollars and on track to private companies to operate detention centers in california. this comes less than two weeks before a new state law takes steps to prohibit them.

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why a coffee from mcdonald's led to his ouster. >>> and who's the most admired man by americans? a divided nation very split on this one. good morning and welcome to "early start." i'm leyla santiago. >> and i'm christine romans. it is tuesday, december 31st. it is new year's eve, everybody! exactly 5:00 a.m. in the east. >> happy new year. >> happy new year right now to samoa and kiribati in the south pacific. just 30 days to the iowa caucuses. >>> dangerous fires are raging in southeast australia. two people south of sydney found dead after they were reported missing when a fire ripped through that town. smoke darkening the sky to an eerie orange color at an evacuation center in bateman's bay up the coast. thousands of people are trapped on a beach in malacuda after fleeing their homes. strong winds brought wildfires and smoke so thick, the morning sky turned dark. a resident tells us there's no way in or out. >> the rural fire service warning people along the coast taking refuge are facing a long, difficult, dangerous night. and across new south wales, more than 100 fires burn

. >>> still to come, mcdonald's employees creditwood saving a life. the subtle sign they got from a woman in the drive through that had them springing into action. >> plus they've been reporting news before the civil where. but an east bay paper is about to put out the final issue. why the publishers say they can't go on. >>> and a pret have view of san francisco in i willette right now from emeryville. 50s currently process. some places dropping to freezing overnight. a look at that when rain makes a comeback and we come back in two minutes. [ electrical buzzing ] [ dramatic music ] elliott. you came back! >>> kinning coverage now, tears and heart break in the east bay as the community continues to deal with the terrible tragedy. three dublin high school teenagers died in the crash. two others are in critical condition after that tragic car crash christmas night. jodi hernandez is live in pleasanton where people are coming to grips with what happened. jodi. >> reporter: that's right. people have been stopping by the accident out here in pleasanton al

peruse labor watchdog has fined mcdonald's corporation's latin america franchisee are guilty of 6 lie elations of local health and safety laws the company will be fined $254000.00 after 2 deaths in the kitchen of one of the company's outlets 2 teenage employees were electrocuted by a faulty drinks machine. which owns and operates mcdonald's restaurants throughout latin america has shot all $29.00 of its debts in for room for safety inspections. chinese imports of soybeans more than doubled in november after the announcement of an interim trade deal with the united states over all imports of projects rose more than 50 percent china purchases of american soybeans after the united states raised import duties on chinese goods as part of their trade just news and agreement of a phase one deal could be signed next month. now the mega city of mumbai in india has seen a string of building collapses earlier this year a 4 story building caved in killing more than a dozen people despite the tragedies many citizens continue to live in old buildings at risk of collapse landlords often have no ince

when it comes to the topic of breakfast gregory mcdonald tends not to see eye to eye with his employees he's the managing director of car parts supplier good fish most of the workers in the group conoco plant around an hour's drive outside of birmingham voted to leave the european union. the company employs them 130 people in 3 plants the plastic parts they produce are sold to german japanese and american car makers. for many the ongoing uncertainty surrounding breakfast is an increasing source of concern. all business depends on what they decide will happen as a result of drugs and they don't know themselves yet but of course we've seen some japanese like decided to close down there lots of other polls in the valley know about they're closing or drinking a 3rd of what the company produces goes to the e.u. and it's in the block mcdonald sees the company's future now there are fears one of the company's 3 plants in britain may have to shut down. one man keeping a close eye on developments is paul mauer half he's from the society of motion manufacturers and traders a car lobby group he sa

. >> quick thinking at a mcdonald's drive-through and wet workers did to help a woman in distress. >>> good morning 2. mark is joi us this morning. >> i stepped outside this morning and it was the instant chill. temperatures on the cool side this morning and in fact a few neighborhoods below the freezing point. starting off this morning colder with temperatures on tractor each of the mid-to upper 50s in a few areas flirting with the 60 degree mark the system from yesterday will move out of southern california and right now we have clear skies and patchy fog and some of the inland valleys take a look at some of the current numbers. santa rosa right now, 30 degrees. napa is at 31. lots of 30s out there a little bit warmer closer to the babe is still on the cooler side. the weekend outlook coming up in a few minutes. >>> in oakland fire crews are on the scene of a warehouse fire . it started around 2:30 am this morning and at least one person was burned in the fire. neighbors say people were living in the warehouse and the small business was operating there despite the building being in

i thinkjohn mcdonald said, he described it as a party but an area, a region that i much more familiar in italian, not asa movement, movimiento in italian, not as a party as a movement. maybe half as a party as a movement. maybe half a million. it doesn't represent the whole nation. who do you think should throw their hat in the ring. the middle ranking suggestions. yvette cooper. not to the membership because the membership is extremely left—wing. emily thornbury, no. clive lewis, no. ithink left—wing. emily thornbury, no. clive lewis, no. i think we're looking at two or three years down the line, a really big shift in british politics. it's what's going to happen in that chasm in the middle. let's turn to the times and something taking place in iran, iraq and syria, the us effectively attacking iran. quite right. this is quite serious, us airstrikes against a hezbollah formation, hezbollah means " pa rty of a hezbollah formation, hezbollah means "party of god. they have cloned it in syria and iraq mac. this is a militant shi'ite movement. something has happened in the history of warf

an investigation found that mcdonald's and its employees had nothing to do with it. that is your cbs moneywatch report. for more, head to cbsmoneywatch.com. at the new york status change, i'm marc liverman. >>> with the latest round of rain behind us for now, reservoir levels happen to be nearly full in the east bay. but these levels are artificial. the utility pumps water in and takes what out. depending on the need. these east bay municipal utility district supplies water then keeps an eye on how much is there and where all that water is coming from. >> this fall started off petulantly dry, october, november, bone dry, especially in the east bay. december has been making up for that. we have gotten a few big rainstorms. our levels in a reservoirs locally and upcountry look great. >> in santa clara, reservoirs are 76% full. officials said they are heading into the new year withthat was worse than they did this here. >>> alrighty, it is last day of the year before we ring in the sky tonight. it looks like carlos is not going to be participating in. >> we are looking

having an actual straight up conversation with ronald mcdonald. >> steve: ronald mcdonald, yeah >> jimmyessed like a clown. >> steve: yeah [ laughter ] how's business >> jimmy: he's going, "oh, man traffic was crazy. [ light laughter ] i'm like, i can't have a a conversation with you, man you're dressed like ronald mcdonald. anyway, it's -- it's going to be fun i'm so looking forward to it i love it. thank you, macy's, for inviting us and we're going to put on a good show. >> steve: yeah >> jimmy: going to be fun. [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: tariq -- tariq, you okay, buddy? you look annoyed >> tariq: i'm good [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you sure you don't seem good. >> tariq: yeah, i just got some things on my mind. you know things that go on my irk list. >> jimmy: what's an irk list [ laughter ] >> tariq: it's just -- it's like a list that i keep of things that annoy me random stuff you know what? i'll just show you it's time for "tariq's irk list." [ cheers and applause ♪ tariq's irk lis ba duh bah ba duh bah ♪ >> jimmy: wow. >> tariq: well - >> steve: he's writing them down now >> jimm

. >> mcdonald's you are really buying that. >> i think you have to be careful. because there are some subsectors in this particular space underperforming like automobiles. but i think retail like you said, hotels, leisure these are strong perform zbleers ant double edged -- amaze isn't a double edlin sword, right. because one of the things making amazon great is they're growing into the overvaluation but they have a healthy valuation making consumer discretionary look overvalued they are the third most overvalued the sector the last decade because of amazon amazon feeds that. but they also had the second best earnings over the last decade as well, right? and that earnings is continuing. so, you know, it's a double edged sword, right it makes them overvalued and growthier than it should be. >> i think cloud is also a concern here, whether or not we see -- we see the strength in microsoft dominating this space, the pentagon deal. this is headwinds for amazon i think the stock price the last few years reflects that. >> that's interesting. as the awks grows and we d

now has more food banks the mcdonald's branches we'll have that story and more after this break. impeachment mania has dives drawn on both sides of the political divide the i.g. report clearly demonstrates the f.b.i. abused its powers when targeting trump the world the judiciary committee is hell bent on impeachment articles ideological obsession with again. this in the individual i think very much i have to do what i think is right i have to friend to defend my values have to defend my principles and if i feel the state is not doing it according to what i think is the right thing that i have to stand up and say it's not good enough and if i as a humanitarian feel that the next to me is not respected and treated in a dignified way then i have to also stand up in this regard so yes we have to do it despite that it is maybe a very long term fight and we are not necessarily winning. welcome back now the issue of wealth inequality in the u.k. is in focus again alter recent report by paul newman revealed that the number of food banks in the country is greater than the number of mcdona

labour looks like, thinking of the faces, becausejohn mcdonald says he will not be part of the cabinete party does need? from john mcdonnell's point of view, some people on the left wa nted point of view, some people on the left wanted him to stand as party leader. he was the driving force behind momentum. he seems to have made a decision that when a new leader comes along, that he will step aside because he wants to change the generational shift in labour party and see preferably a woman, a younger generation, changes in the main frontbench. what can we expect for the oncoming week. mps this morning. then borisjohnson was to give the impression that he has to give the impression that he has to use the momentum, the prime minister who can get things done. 0n thursday we get the queen's speech, the programme for government. of course there was one just before the election itself. coming back and putting priorities on the nhs et cetera. 0n putting priorities on the nhs et cetera. on friday, we can predict it will succeed in getting the withdrawal agreement, a second reading. this is not

she was going through a mcdonald's drive-through in lodi and told him place to help her.n may have saved her life. >> reporter: it may not be a traditional haven but this myth the low they was just a safe place one woman needed on christmas eve. >> it's a place where they can come in, feel comfortable and make employees know that they need help and it is our job to th help them in that situation. >> reporter: that's what happened when just after 2:00 to say, the missing they produce medical. a woman asked him place to call 911 and had her when she tried to word order is a, her boyfriend of one month demand that she used the directory instead. but the order wasn't served how he expected. >> sheet method to an employee to help her. we met traveling from sacramento to the said his family pick the quick thinking and play jump to action and. >> we had two cars in front of that car. >> reporter: that to get and west brownsville a. they found a loaded gun that was reported stolen from another state in the trunk of the car. >> there's no telling what could have happened. we would

>>using theirtraining day the clues, a group of mcdonald's ployees noticed and how they stepped up to help ve a sacramento, woman's life. >>in sports san francisco's last matchup against attle ended in heartbreak. but this weekend. have a chance to get evn and also make sure if you see wires down, treat them all as if they are hot and energized. stay away from any downed wire, call 911 and call pg&e right after so we can both respond out and ke the public safe. ♪♪ next time i'll go to jack,n at lst then i'll get fed. ♪ joy of missing out with my head to ja in the box and experience the $5.99 white cheddacheeseburger combo. ♪ only at jack in the box! ♪ ♪ nev♪ wish i was at jack, right their burgers are great. ♪ head to jack in the box and experience the joy of missing out with my $5.99 ite cheddar cheeseburger combo. >>mcdonald's employees in lodi say they knew exactly what to do whena woman told them she was in danger. investigators say she was here with a man who had reportedly threatened to kill her as christy grosz reports the empyees were trained to handle this exact situation. >>

. >>> also quick thinking at a mcdonald's drive-through. after a one method i need help. reactions may have save that woman's life. >>> a war of words on twitter as president trump and house speaker nancy pelosi go back over impeachment. lauren blanchard has the latest and explain how chief justice john roberts mason be in the middle of it all. >> reporter: still 10 days before congress returns to session, it's been pretty quiet lately here in washington but on twitter, it's been another matter as that i word keeps coming back up. christmas week wraps up with a war of words on ritter and the resident and house speaker going toe to toe over the looming topic of impeachment. president trump repeatedly referring to the california congresswoman as crazy nancy. speaker pelosi accusing the president of abusing his presidential power for his own personal gain. the house speaker's daughter descended her mother saying criticisms are more telling than damaging. >> anytime the resident insults somebody, he is making his own self-diagnosis and projecting it on to other people. >> rep

it happened at the mcdonald's in lodi, on christmas eve. police say the woman went to the counter, asked employees to hide her and call 911 but her boyfriend made her go through the drive through instead. so imagine the woman now in the driver's seat, at the window, didn't give up, she mouthed to the employees, to help her. and they quickly jumped into action. >> informed everyone else kind of the drive through line and we held up two cars, in front of that car. >> wow. it gave deputies time to get there and arrest the boyfriend. inside their trunk, they found a stolen loaded gun, and discovered that man had been violent with the girlfriend in the past. deputies say there is no telling what could have happened to the woman if the workers didn't get involved. mcdonald's employees by the way, actually are trained to help save domestic violence and human trafficking victims. wow. >>> now, to an incredible site, a crash in texas that caused an eight-car pileup including a semi truck. >> wow. this was on highway 84 in lubbock county, in northern

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