so when it came to gather how mcdonald's became black and why there are communities where mcdonald's has replaced those interesting cultural programs to have access to diabetes screening. and job training opportunities. and the choices people make in which they half to negotiate talking about food and health in america we are talking about capitalism forgot the end of the day i'm deeply concerned about the conditions. so we have franchises the golden arches black america. [laughter] so now i will turn it over to my colleague. >> congratulations. >> you should check out the new york times and also a jumping off point. but on that possibility and then to be on the same old street. [laughter] but to capture a lot of that. and the place to begin is in the passage in the book so there's chapter four that i will begin with and then allows a jumping off point. while black america was continuing its fight racism the entanglement was still brand-new. nobody could predict the drive-through was a window that worked out to a new possibility on the same old street. but it captures what the book w

plans to open. —— mcdonald's plans to open.nd last night. this is the briefing from bbc news. the latest headlines: the remaining contenders to take on donald trump have clashed in the final debate before the selection process begins. iran has condemned britain, france and germany for triggering a dispute over tehran‘s violations of the nuclear deal. schoolchildren had to be treated after a plane dumped fuel over los angeles before making an emergency landing. now, it's time to look at the stories that are making the headlines in the media across the world. we begin with japan times and its headline "china not a currency cheat." a us declaration, it says, necessary for the two countries to clear a path to sign a trade deal and overcome their battles over ta riffs. singapore's strait times says lifting the stigma of being lablled a currency manipulator was key to ending the stand—off between beijing and washington. on our us news feed, we're reporting on president trump's latest attack on apple. it comes as the company refuses t

corporate mcdonald's actions on that day embodied the marine corps' motto. semper fi, which is latin for always faithful. mr. murphy: it is such an honor to represent nearly 1/3 of all active duty marines who, like corporal mcdonald, are always faithful to their fellow marines, communities, and our constitutions. thank you, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? >> madam speaker, i request to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> thank you, madam speaker. i rise today to recognize specialist joseph raymond of east berlin, pennsylvania, for outstanding achievement during the soldier of the year board for the first battalion, 108th field artillery. specialist raymond's outstanding skills and high level motivation contributed directly to him being selected as the soldier of the year. competing at the 56 striker brigade combat team soldier of the year board. specialist raymond's exceptional performance ref

i couldn't possibly have met you at mcdonald's. mcdonald's is a story. i always say think about when mcdonald's was formed, entirely for transactional in and out in the community center. that is evidence of two things. people are that desperate in mcdonald's. >> they find meaning in community in the franchises. i don't see it different from what you saw, i think maybe we went to different places, i went to places where there wasn't anything, the last thing standing. the desire for dignity, people have - relationships at mcdonald's. >> part of my argument is the big part of the suffering, lack of trust, you go into a town in west virginia and they talk about outsiders and the political class or china destroying their attempt but then i also think there is less social trust in a lot of these places. poor people leave their bikes on the front yard. you talk about guys protecting their three corners. they are not getting shot by outsiders, washington lobbyists coming in and shooting them. the problem isn't the police dogs, the main threat to their life isn't

david: one of the boards you were on is mcdonald's, and it is said that you eat mcdonald's every day. >> pretty much every day. david: did you ever play basketball with barack obama? >> several times. david: is he a good player? >> he is pretty good. >> can you fix your tie please? david: people would not recognize me. i do not consider myself a journalist. no one else would consider myself a journalist. i began to take on a life of an interviewer even though i have a day job of running a private equity firm. how do you define leadership? what is it that makes somebody tick? you've have been doing value investing for six years, what is a value investor? david: someone who is -- john: someone who is looking for bargains. we are trying to sell stock at a discount to what their private market value is. we want to make sure it has a low ratio, strong balance sheet and will withstand the inevitable storms in the stock market. david: warren buffett, is he a value investor? john: the greatest. people talk about michael jordan being better than lebron james, but there is no question that warr

absolutely crucial statement from mary lou mcdonald the president of sinn fein.ant message in there, the one important overriding message is that sinn fein has taken the decision to re—enter the executive and to nominate to the executive. they say they have got enough to make them accept that deal, the deal put forward by the secretary of state for northern ireland julian smith and the irish deputy prime minister simon coveney last night. that deal called for a new approach, a wide—ranging deal that covered a whole load of area. other parties excepting those areas? mehdi lou mcdonald said —— may macdonald says they have the legal standing for the irish language which is something that they wanted. it is not ideal but the dup and the other parties haven't got exactly what they wanted as well and it is all about compromise. it seemed like the british and irish governments have played a blinder and have got this deal accepted by the two main parties that had completely opposing views on these key issues and now you're likely to see the assembly, possibly even starti

mcdonald-douglas does not change the standard. it shifts only the order of introducing evidence at trial so it won't have an effect on the ultimate standard. >> thank you, counsel. mr. chemerinsky? >> good morning, mr. chief justice and may it please the court. statutory language matters. federal civil rights statutes use the words because of or based on, this court has inferred a requirement but for causation. this court has never created a requirement but for causation in the absence of such language. section 1981 uses no such words. it's crucial to remember the procedural posture of this case. it is on a motion to dismiss all the ninth circuit held was that it's sufficient to state a claim under section 1981 to allege that race was a motivating factor in the denial of the contract. this is on page 2a of the supplement to this petition. there is a good deal of confusion in this case so far, but the relationship between motivating factor but for causation and burden shifting. when this court has adopted a motivating factor, it ha

many of you have been in touch with the guards to the story of mcdonald's and rutland.ut some of you say it's not a good idea over and you don't like the presence of mcdonald's, starbucks, et cetera on your high—street. keep the comments coming. a really good day and i will see you soon. hello there. tuesday was another very windy day across the board, particularly england and wales, which saw another area of low pressure move up from the south. early on wednesday it looks like the strongest of the winds, heaviest of the rain, becoming confined to the south—east corner of the country. elsewhere, clearer skies to start wednesday, but it will be another blustery one, very windy for scotland, with further heavy showers here, some snow on the hills. so wednesday looks like being a bright day for many. lots of sunshine around, but there will be plenty of showers, particularly across scotland, close to this area of low pressure. and you can see the isobars closer together here, so it will be another windy day for scotland. less so for england and wales, but we'll have this we

took a mcdonald's in sacramento going to drastic measures to deter loitering. [ music ] this mcdonald's at broadway and 24th constantly blasts the sounds of bagpipes as an attempt to drive away homeless people. instead, it is just driving residence crazy. >> it actually penetrates through the walls. we can hear it and i'm trying to watch tv or whatever and it's going through that. >> i turn on the leaf blower and i can still hear it coming. it's constant.

mcdonald's and boeing reporting quarterly earnings.han expected earnings, profit at $1.97 a share, beats estimate by a penny. revenue coming in at $535 billion, better than expected. -- $5.35 billion, better than expected. boeing, analysts expect revenue of $21.6 billion, earnings of $1.47 a share. what's most important in the quarter is the charge, how much the company is going to have to take in terms of the charges surrounding the downing of the max jet. this will be the company's first earnings report since david calhoon took over as ceo. i'll speak with him this morning at 8:30 a.m. eastern. 2019 was a rough year for both companies, boeing experiencing the two deadly crashes of the 737 max aircraft, mcdonald's ousted the ceo over an inappropriate situation with an employee. joining us this morning, dagen mcdowell and john lonski. great hour so far. lot going on today. dagen: we haven't even scratched the surface yet. we're trying here. i'm curious to see mcdonald's stock, do we have premarket tradeing to see how it's reacting. it'

mcdonald's is the story. it is formed for entirely transactional that is the evidence of two things so with the franchise they will find meaning in community i don't see this different that if we went to different places sometimes there was no place but mcdonald's and it was the last thing standing. but belonging that mcdonald's is evidence of that. people have romantic relationships with mcdonald's. >> part of my argument is the suffering is a lack of trust of one's neighbors if you go into a town in west virginia and they talk about the outsiders whether immigrants or the political class or china destroying their town but then i also think there is less social trust and a lot of these places there are still going to be poor places but you are talking about guys protecting their street corners with guns and getting shot. they're not getting shot by outsiders for washington lobbyists even in selma the problem isn't the main threat is that the police mom - - the police as dogs but the fact that the social fabr

but there's one thing it doesn t have — and that's a mcdonald's.st food chain — but that could change at meeting of councillors later today. john maguire reports. for more than 40 years, an ever expanding clan has been spreading the length and breadth of the uk. the golden arches of mcdonald's are everywhere, it seems. everywhere, that is, apart from here. this is rutland, england's smallest county, and the only one where mcnuggets are not on the menu. charlie pallett blogs with pride about the county of her birth and is very protective of its status. our county is the last one in england without one, and i think that's really special and i think it'sjust a great point about our really quirky county. our high streets in oakham and uppingham are scattered with wonderful independents that offer something unique, and there is really so many local businesses that you can just go into get a real special service and special experience that i think we don't need a mcdonald's and i think the fact that mcdonald's is kind of everywhere in the world, i think

they will form it in a mcdonald's. so if you give people a world of franchises they will give meaning in a community. i don't see this different from what you saw but maybe we went to different places where there wasn't anything. it was the last thing standing and going back to the title , but that belonging and a desire for dignity people will have romantic relationships. and big part of suffering is a lack of trust among neighbors. if you go into a town in west virginia whether immigrants or the political class are china but i also think there is less social trust. some can be different there will still be poor places with their bikes in the front yard but with the streetcorner with guns and guys getting shot. they are not shot by outside loan --dash outsiders even in selma the problem is the police dogs the main threat is not the racist cops are police dogs it will be the fact the social fabric has broken down so much but they are engaging in will be warfare and drugs. >> i have a very different view on this which i

you've got starbucks, mcdonald's and coke earnings out. general dynamics, and maybe the comeback story of the year, tesla. joining me now are my guests david, i'll begin with you as somebody that just wants to look for value, ammi ianalyze ss and markets, how much has this outbreak of the coronavirus made it more difficult for you to do your job and understand the markets right now? >> okay. we don't deal in stocks at all we don't analyze u.s. industries or individual stocks we're a global macro >> a lot of that goes into that. >> well, yes -- >> i meant stocks generally, like the world of equities >> yeah, exactly right now we're in european small cap, and that's the only common stock equity exposure we have a lot of preferred stocks in the u.s. i'll just take a dive here or a pledge and say that when you look at a chart of the s&p six months from now, you won't even see this >> why are you so confident in this, david? >> every single exogenous event the last 50 years has disappeared after a few market days the big dives in the supermarke

to supply them kate, plt, plant, lettuce and tomato >> yes the big question for me is when does mcdonald's in on this in a really big way and which company does it team up with because it's going to have to have a huge supply chain to be able to service mcdonald's more than 14,000 u.s. based stores so they're doing a test in canada impossible works with burger king they have half the locations of mcdonald's in the united states and what happened yesterday with reuters is interesting impossible is backed away from talks with mcdonald's and then put out a statement -- >> backing away from the backing away. >> we're open to talking to any future potential partners and their ceo said it's silly to go after mcdonald's right now without the supply chain so these wars will continue to go on beyond analysts say is better to work with mcdonald's on a big rollout. >> it's interesting given my fear going into this craze over fake meat was is this a commodity business >> is it a fad >> how do you come mod tiz a group with nestle in it, kroger in it? all these people are coming in, whole foods has prod

but there's one thing it doesn t have — and that's a mcdonalds.e fast food chain. but that could be about to change. sian lloyd has more. 0akham, in rural rutland — the last fortress against the expansion plans of multinational fast food chains. mcdonald's wants to open on a retail parkjust outside the town, and the prospect of serving up happy meals here isn't to everyone's taste. for me, rutland is the only county without a mcdonald's, and that's something that's so unique and special about what we do. if you want one, you can drive 15 minutes out of county and get one and come back and enjoy our little gem and support we have that is different and is unique. but the planned drive—thru is dividing opinion. it's not a problem. we've got to move with the times. if small towns like ours don't move with the times, we don't end up being a healthy town. 100% agree. do you? i 100% agree. so, is it the big talking point of 0akham? why should it be? mcdonald's is going to be great for the town. it's going to give loads of kids a job. i've walked in the c

>> i knew i had it.2 hours and michael mcdonald completed the 140 mile course. >> michael mcdonald you'rethere to greet him. >> how was kona? >> it was everything i believed. >> wow. >> kids, children, those moments aside that was the best day of my life. >> wow. >> go michael mcdonald. i feel like crying listening to him because it takes a lot to show that kind of vulnerability with everybody. >> i mean he was carrying 25 years worth of emotion with him in that run and it wasn't just a great day for him from sponsors and supporters and friends eraserase -- he raised almost $400,000. he didn't say i would finish i just would do it. but he did finish. what a great guy. >> 140 mile course. >> still standing. looks good mr. mcdonald. >> on "cbs this morning" podcast dr. sacks discusses her podcast motherhood session, gives women a safe place to discuss motherhood and all the safe emotions that come with it. >>> before we go one simple way to lead a healthier life. we'll be right back. looking to get your business off to a fast start in the new year? it's go time! switch to comcast business a

in the uk without a mcdonald's. and were protesting about it. we ask you, how do global chains in yourarea impact it. we ask you, how do global chains in your area impact your community, local businesses, many of you have beenin local businesses, many of you have been in touch. we heard from sky, if thatis been in touch. we heard from sky, if that is yours with to handle, he says there are several big chains and they bring in what people want and they bring in what people want and need and jobs. people say, local businesses are better but they all have their place in the community. he says why not give small business owners the chance to open a restau ra nt owners the chance to open a restaurant instead of a mcdonald's. they can offer healthier eating. there are more objections to the mcdonald's opening but yet the council still approves it. corruption on so many levels. that is not the allegation against rutland by the way i might add. dexter says, they are good for the community because they create jobs for people

timothy mcdonald reports.bale passed his dead cattle to feed the rest of his herd. he thinks he has lost 30 in all and has to buy hay for the remainder because the pasture they normally feed on has been burnt black. there's 11100 acres between the three properties and the first property on new year's eve was burnt out. luckily i only had 12 head. and they all survived. then on saturday afternoon/evening, the fire came through those two properties here. he's had a stroke of luck — offered an overgrown paddock where the remainder of his livestock can feed but he just has to get them there. this family had to make a hasty retreat when the fires appeared suddenly on new year's day. probably for a good 100m or so we were driving through the flames on both sides of the road. looking both sides. licking both sides. when they returned, they were faced with 11 dead cattle and another nine were so badly injured, they had to be euthanised. they must have been in so much pain. that's what's really, really hard. really, re

also a patriots fan. >> we never got to mcdonald's. sure you'll cover that tonight. >> oh, yeah. we never got to yum doing, you know, faux chicken so to speak, beyond chicken, which is blunting the reaction of tim horton's being out i don't know why it was down doing some good things there >> best annual comp since 2006 >> a lot of good numbers you know what? also transparent sick of that yet >> goldman investor day now? >> not transparent enough. just kidding he is completely transparent he is like taking his clothes off for heaven's sake. >> we'll see you at 6:00 "mad money" here on cnbc when we come back more reaction to apple's numbers new record high for the stock. helping out the dow is up 79 legendary terrain in telluride, the unparalleled landscape of park city, or the famed peaks of whistler, you've faced the hassle of lugging your gear through the airport. with ship skis, you're just a few clicks away from having your skis, snowboard and luggage shipped from your doorstep to your destination. with unrivaled pricing, real time

mcdonald's will be great for the town. it will give loads of kids a job. >> on the countryside, that is all you see, fast-food rubbish into ditches. adding to that, the obesity problem will not be helped. >> there are lots of good places to eat in thisnd vicinity, a think a place like that might undermine the other places. reporter: the majority of the town council is supporting the plan. >> 6 job 30 part-time, 30 full-time, and it will take on the young and take on the old. in my eyes it isio win-win situ reporter: the burger chain hopes its golden arches will find a home in this historic county, but not all rutlanders have an appetite for change. laura: china needs to face reality and respect the will of taiwanese people, so says taiwan's newly reelected president. she says that chinese pressure is intensifyg, but she once that any action could prove john sudworth has from taiwan's capital, taipei. john: it was her warnings about china that hit home with voters. shnohas something to say to beijing. pres. tsai: this ise s

mcdonald's suspending business in five cities due to the virus but world health organization says theutbreak has yet to constitute a global health emergency, jim, we'll reconvene in ten days to reconsider. >> i thought that was important. they obviously can declare it that and just make it so that we are shut down. a lot of people this is handled better than sars i have to question that. what do we know about this thing? does it get better with "x"? do you need to go to a hospital? will the hospitals are overwhelmed? >> just sow panic? >> you think they sit in wuhan and watch me >> the response between now and 2003 with sars with better anthony fauci thinks so. >> anthony is a very good guy. >> they are closing 70,000 movie theaters >> they had the party at 10,000 people, did you read that? party of 10,000 people over the weekend. that's some party. it was a big party when i read the number of cities i don't care i care if you wear a mask, do you get it if you don't shake hands do you get it i had dr. mark b ri istow doing business in the heart of ebola and said you have to understand

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let's talk about mcdonald's.nies one of the american companies shutting down operations in china because of the outbreak. bob derrin. ton is with us now. how much will the slowdown in china hurt profits of mcdonald's? >> you know, stuart, i think it will be a relatively small amount. typically the china, you know, market for mcdonald's is roughly about 1% or so of its operating income. so, out of abundance of caution they closed stores. i think ultimately, you know this quarter, the first calendar quarter, first fiscal quarter for the company will be a little bit softer than otherwise but i think ultimately through the course of the year, the company will do well. while this new chicken biscuit will be an antidote for the virus i did save a mcgriddle if you want one. stuart: if i was anywhere near you i would come down to get it. mcdonald's stock has done very well. i follow it, the thing has gone well above 200, 211 where it is now. some people would say, they got a bit of a setback in china a little bit of a se

but there's one thing it doesn t have and that's a branch of mcdonalds.ing a drive—thru outlet asjohn maguire reports. for more than 40 years, an ever expanding clan has been spreading the length and breadth of the uk. the golden arches of mcdonald's are everywhere, it seems. everywhere, that is, apart from here. this is rutland, england's smallest county, and the only one where mcnuggets are not on the menu. charlie pallett blogs with pride about the county of her birth and is very protective of its status. our county is the last one in england without one, and i think that's really special and i think it'sjust a great point about our really quirky county. our high streets in oakham and uppingham are scattered with wonderful independents that offer something unique, and there is really so many local businesses that you can just go into get a real special service and special experience that i think we don't need a mcdonald's and i think the fact that mcdonald's is kind of everywhere in the world, i think it's really unique the fact we don't have one here

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detectives mcdonald and szalbirak immediately brought him to the sheriff's office for questioning. >>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 no 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 having with

stuart: $214 on mcdonald's stock. little gee whiz here, coming to the rescue in china, trying to stem the coronavirus, what's this, there it is, that looks like a robot. lauren: 200 guests are quarantined in that hotel in east china. it's scary. how do you get your food, does someone want to deliver it to you. they have robots bringing food to guests. you can see some of the guests, wearing the masks. it's scary. this shows how scary this situation is, especially when you are near the epicenter. stuart: that's not a gee whiz science story. that's a necessity story. that's a scare story. that's fear. you don't want to -- you don't have to be face-to-face. that's at a hotel? lauren: at a hotel. in east china. stuart: okay. that is the place with the foxconn factory. that's an indicator there. >>> check the dow 30. it's a pretty much solid sea of green. no, it's not. about two-thirds in the green, one-third on the downside. we are now up 118 points. >>> how about this one. the average price for a super bowl ticket on the

her nomination and speak with michael mcdonald. >>> our top stories this morning, president trump's legalo release more information today about its strategy in the impeachment trial in the senate. opening arguments are set for tomorrow. there are still unanswered questions about whether new documents and witnesses will be included. >>> and security will be stepped up today in virginia for a gun rights rally in richmond. threats of violence have spread quickly including claims of armed militia storming virginia's capitol. a temporary state of emergency is in place and also a ban of firearms on the capitol grounds. >>> in canada today an extradition hearing begins for a senior executive of chinese telecom giant huawei. she was arrested a year ago at the request of the u.s. jonathan vigliotti is in vancouver. >> reporter: wearing an ankle bracelet she spent the last year under house arrest amid allegations her employer, the powerful chinese tech giant huawei founded by her father is engaged in espionage. the company makes telecom devices and last year the u.s. banned the company from bidding

mcdonald's. >> i agree. >> not that there's anything wrong with mcdonald's. okay. we'll leave it at that. >> our jerseys are better looking than their jerseys. we have the better looking quarterback, supposedly, and the better looking jerseys. ho how can we not win? >> that's true. >> let's look at the weather. 4:47 on a wednesday. we are looking from emeryville at partly cloudy conditions. a few high clouds out there. milder highs on the way. high pressure will take over our forecast. that will lead to patchy clouds and fog tonight but also warm temperatures until winter comes crashing back sunday and monday. here's the storm tracker. look at that atmospheric river that will pummel the pacific northwest. all the rain we're missing, they have it. this high pressure with this clockwise flow will build to the northeast and take over our weather. you can see a few high clouds from this atmospheric river. that's what we'll have during the afternoon hours. temperatures today, from about 60 in yucaipa

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we estimate that mcdonald's could add another $170 million or so to sales if it was in the u.s. alone obviously, if they don't get the contract or if somebody else steps in, that could provide some sentiment risk. but i think given the demand for the beyond meat products with other restaurant chains here in the u.s. and also other command in europe, well, i think there will be strong demand because of employment change out there. i'm not too worried about the sales protection from here >> alexia, hope to have you back >>> apparently, a lot of people made the new year's resolution to buy a new home. new numbers that could bode well for the housing market >>> plus, on the tasting menu, teflon tin takes a bump from trump, a "star wars" milestone and another head rollsn e sellign-stealing scandal what do advisors look for in an etf? i tell clients, etfs can follow an index, but which ones target your goals? it's not about quantity. it's about quality. no trendy stuff. i want etfs backed by research. is it built for the long-term? my reputation depends on it. flexshares etfs are desi

boeing soaring, mcdonald's rallying how to trade them from here. and facebook getting a big upgrade ahead of its earnings today. it's our call of the day the investment committee is ready to go. "half time report" starts right now. >> welcome to post nine at the new york stock exchange. great to have you with us on this wednesday our investment committee here today, joe teranova, pete naj rachlt ian and amy raskin, chief executive officer of chevy chase trust, barron's top 50 investors. after a strong open on the back of some very big earnings, not the least of which is apple. pete, good to have you back on the desk all-time high today for apple stock. iphone beats, wearables up year on year. serviceables, that was a miss. still, the company is a juggernaut. >> it is a juggernaut. the miss was a miss. when you look at the growth, scott, it's still there at 19% i look at the install base, all these different things they missed on 300 million put that intoperspective of what this company just earned for the quarter in terms of the billions was that a

and rutland, the one county in england, without a mcdonald's or a kfc.t's a fast food wasteland, though things might be about to change. if small towns like ours don't move with the times, we don't end up being a healthy town. hello, and welcome. i'm katty kay in washington. christian fraser is in london. the moment donald trump withdrew from the nuclear agreement with iran, it was in trouble. the europeans tried to keep it alive, but they failed. for several months now, the iranians have been producing centrifuges in flagrant breach of the commitments they made. so, today, almost inevitably, the uk, france and germany triggered a dispute mechanism. it's a long process which will play out in the un security council and could eventually lead to international sanctions being reimposed. i says it is in support of any disruptive effort to save the agreement but today more sons had the old duo could be replaced by a new deal, a donald trump deal. the problem with the agreement is, from the americans perspective, it's a flawed agreement, it expires. plus, it w

took a mcdonald's in sacramento going to drastic measures to deter loitering. [ music ] this mcdonald's at broadway and 24th constantly blasts the sounds of bagpipes as an attempt to drive away homeless people. instead, it is just driving residence crazy. >> it actually penetrates through the walls. we can hear it and i'm trying to watch tv or whatever and it's going through that. >> i turn on the leaf blower and i can still hear it coming. it's constant. >> neighbors say they are still waiting to hear back about the issue from restaurant management but for now complaints seem to have fallen on deaf ears. >>> bringing maybe a little scotland weather in the clouds. a little rain, something like that. >> it looks like it back there. >> it does, that's crazy. that's what sits on top of the sales tower, that always looks good. but the one we've got on treasure island, let me show you what that looks like right now. that one looks even a little more dramatic and impressive. a pretty shot there with the lights of the city starting to come on but the clouds are definitely starting to advance.

mcdonald had played one match since may after surgery on his hamstring.ould not have known it. he won the first two sets really aggressively, complete control. evans was struggling. he said he felt a little bit sore and stiff today. he came through really, really well and one sets four and five fairly convincingly. he has come back from two sets down to any grand match. we saw the rain affected things today. really heavy rain and it meant we have not seen kyle edmund are likely to finish his match. frustrating for those in the locker room but they can be aware how desperately australia needs the rain at the moment. when it does come down in melbourne, it can come down very, very heavily indeed. as a result, good for content to be sent home early and not having to hang around. she looked at the forecast and there was unlikely she would play her game as she was on the court that does not have a roof. dan evans will be playing in the second round tomorrow. we will speak to you again then. as russell was saying, the chance of more rain forecast over the comin

this is a coffee that's come from, it looks like, mcdonald's.cdonald's somewhere that's got a drone port. well, it's certainly more slightly complicated than a cafeteria. that's it. back to wherever it came from. not entirely convinced that you want to do it to order a coffee, but you can imagine if you needed an urgent parcel or something like that, that could be pretty helpful. but you don't want that landing in your backyard, do you, really? i think drone ports like these make a lot of sense. there's no doubt that what they're doing in delivery here is pretty innovative. but the question is, can the business models that make sense in china still work in other places around the world ? in the race to go global, the real challenge could be making sure that regulation and safety come along for the ride. that was steve in china. now, much earlier than normal, we find ourselves in 0scars season. it's the academy awards in a few weeks' time. and between now and then, we're going to be meeting the people behind the most innovative developments in th

mcdonald had played one match since may after surgery on his hamstring. won the first two sets really aggressively, complete control. evans was struggling. he said he felt a little bit sore and stiff today. he came through really, really well and one sets four and five fairly convincingly. he has come back from two sets down to any grand match. we saw the rain affected things today. really heavy rain and it meant we have not seen kyle edmund are likely to finish his match. —— unlikely to finish his match. frustrating for those in the locker room but they can be aware how desperately australia needs the rain at the moment. when it does come down in melbourne, it can come down very, very heavily indeed. as a result, good for content to be sent home early and not having to hang around. she looked at the forecast and there was unlikely she would play her game as she was on the court that does not have a roof. hopefully we will be seeing more british playersjoining dan evans in the second round tomorrow. we will speak to you again then. as russell was saying,

mcdonald said it has closed all its restaurants in five cities in the province until further notice.nd is temporarily closed as well to ensure the health and safety of guest. the economic cost is making itself felt 110w. economic cost is making itself felt now. thank you very much for that. brexit day is almost upon us. britain leaves the eu on friday. many companies are still trying to work out how best to avoid any disruption to trade. allergy therapeutics is a pharmaceutical company based in west sussex and has taken extraordinary steps to make sure it is not caught out by any changes to the way medicines are regulated. allergy therapeutics is a vaccine manufacturing company for people with severe allergy to grass and tree pollen. we are basting wording about 80 to 90% of our sales are made within the eu. when we leave the eu we become a third country and that means the testing that we do in the uk is not recognised by the eu. as suitable to release the product. so we had to build a laboratory within our facility so we had to build a laboratory within ourfacility in so we had to b

important part, to you here, mcdonald's, u.s. and global same store sales, establish restaurant sales locations better than expected back over to you. >> thank you very much. >>> all right. let's begin the hour with the countdown to the fed decision. the federal reserve expected by basically everybody to hold steady on the interest rates and focus likely not on rates but the balance sheet expanding like a balloon at a kid's party buying 60 billion in t-bills every month since september. for more on the fed and the markets and the connection, we are joined by brian beleskey, sumatra s ubadtra. everybody thought this is going to be a nonevent, a nonevent fed meeting and then we have the coronavirus kick in and real global growth worries. does that change the fed's thinking an statement and press conference >> probably not over the near term because i think it is too early to gauge the impact of the coronavirus on the global economy but the bond market is starting to sense clear signals of concern if you look at the decline in 10-ye

just eat signs a deal to deliver mcdonald's to your door. you're watching worklife.ot to ban. the uk decides whether to freeze huawei out of its 5g infrastructure. now you may have ditched your plastic straws, switched to reusable mugs and even stopped eating meat, all to help save the planet. but what about how you use water and energy at home? well, uk—based firm, savemoneycutcarbon, says it can help households and businesses reduce their utility costs and impact on the environment. its chief executive, mark sait, joins us now. how is what you're doing different to what other firms are doing? good morning. i guess our promise is in out morning. i guess our promise is in our name, save money, cut carbon, how do we deliver on that? we set about building the website and the tools and the platform that sits around that and most importantly, the team across the uk to help homes and organisations of all sizes, we look after hospitals, big hotel groups, big businesses and small, to use energy, water and more sustainable ways. 0ur use energy, water and more sustainable way

mcdonald's says it has received positive responses so far. msg was once thought to create headaches but studies were found to be flawed and the fda has found msg to be generally safe. >>> and it is made out of a high density plastic the same as milk jugs. google said it took a long time to develop. five years. earlier prototypes weren't squeezable enough. colgate claims to share its new technology with its competitors. no word yet on when the tubes might be available in the u.s. >> oh, sharing technology.gy.gy. >> the strongest storm of the new year. >> it will be a potent storm but i thought would you want to savor this. look at the stunning sunset right now as we look at the shark tank. those clouds are gathering and making for a fun there there there it is, approaching the coast. take a look at the temperatures. they're in the 40s, the 50s, a look at the level two storm. it is a powerful storm that will drop heavy rain. thunderstorm threat for tomorrow, covering most of the bay area other. than the inland east bay. if the thunderstorms dev

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but there's one thing it doesn t have — and that's a mcdonalds.llors later this evening. john maguire reports. for more than a0 years, an ever expanding clan has been spreading the length and breadth of the uk. the golden arches of mcdonald's are everywhere, it seems. everywhere, that is, apart from here. this is rutland, england's smallest county, and the only one where mcnuggets are not on the menu. charlie pallett blogs with pride about the county of her birth and is very protective of its status. our county is the last one in england without one, and i think that's really special and i think it'sjust a great point about our really quirky county. our high streets in oakham and uppingham are scattered with wonderful independents that offer something unique, and there is really so many local businesses that you can just go into get a real special service and special experience that i think we don't need a mcdonald's and i think the fact that mcdonald's is kind of everywhere in the world, i think it's really unique the fact we don't have one here

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mcdonald's, coming back. we thought we were going to leave that wasn't going to be an opportunity. 212 for mcdonald's so there's other stories but it's all about growth. i think that's where you have to focus. >> back to you for a second. i've heard on this desk the last several days people who were looking to trim some of the gains they had rather than putting a lot of cash, new cash to work in the market. you run your own book stocks how do you feel about -- >> we did trim every trim was wrong feel greedy. at the same time it was at 180 i know that's the problem. mastercard, bought at 305. pigs bulls make money, bears make money, pigs get slaughtered. people realize i don't have enough stock on. cloud stocks are expensive but geez, i don't know maybe they do the numbers. >> there are some people who are making comparisons to '99. let's remind you of what paul tudor jones said. >> we're in a crazy monetary mix in history it's so explosive. it defies imagination. i don't think anything has changed. it reminds

mcdonald's closing down locations. to be some real loss of business here that is being captured in these stocks no >> i imagine there is going to be loss of business, for sure. and i think a lot of those policies that they're instituting are certainly appropriate considering, you know, what this virus is we haven't even really put our fingers on it yet. considering what's happening over in china, the policies are appropriate. yes, will there be a hit to some bottom lines yes. but i suspect it will be shorter term think about what sars did in february of 2003 12% came out of the market during that time period we were graping with sars and what is it and how bad is it going to be? certainly there were other economic issues around it basse baited those moves my sense is if we keep negative headlines and talking about how it's going to affect global economy and individual companies, we'll see that same type of selloff. partly also because i think the market was a little bit fluffy it was too -- it had gone too far too fast