drachmas, that's going to be-- >> toby, okay, take mcdonald's, you brought it up everything. 40% of theirs comes from-- >> euro implodes, the 401(k)'s are down and brought the rest of the market down. gary b, you've got to agree with me. >> if the vote on monday goes the wrong way, everybody at mcdonald's, that's it, no cheeseburger, stop buying fries, forget it. >> exactly. only one 16 ounce drink. >> super size for sure. >> how will the u.s. slow down happen if greece does leave the euro monetary union. >> it will unravel badly and cause they are reception. it's not the consumer, the consumer going to mcdonald's, they he start with investors and big money and the market, trying to get out of it 24 hours and that leads to collapses in countries. and the consumer in greece is not the problem, dot the debt spiral and 'caused recession. in those countries to drag us down with it. >> where the assets are coming, the assets are coming here. >> the smart money is-- >> and guys, i'm telling you. >> let her finish her point. >> we're safe haven, the place of quality is coming to us. >> it's benefitting for us in the long run that greece fa

if you want to stay away from events in greece and europe, waste disposal here is as farc s can you get. mcdonald'sabout $10, $12 recently off its share price because of exposure in europe. it's a great entry point into mcdonald's. lockheed martin is in the aerospace/technology arena with a dividend yield of almost 5%, a stock up big today, norfolk southern, they traditionally raise it in july but for the past two years they've been raising their dividend twice a year. a good place to go for dividends. >> the ceo was here with us and he didn't say no about raising the dividends. >> let me ask you both do you think this encouragement to raise dividends or declare dividends changes once taxes go higher? and do you think the dividend tax will go from, you know, 15% to 43%, which is of course what will happen if legislators do nothing about the upcoming tax expirations? >> yeah, maria. our view right now is the returns to brinkmanship in both political parties are very high. so we don't really expect any resolution of this until after the elections. but when you look at the logic of moving to that 46%

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s. >> 15% of all sales from american companies in europe, mcdonald's, 40% of their sales, 30% of ford's sale, extremely connected. >> you can't walk the streets of europe without seeing an mcdonald's or a starbucks. and the white house released a statement a few hours ago. mitt romney and the president both watching what is happening in europe because it could affect our elections come november. >> thanks very much. >>> also, the fallout from president obama's stance or imgags. suddenly saying that young people can stay for now. governor romney blasting the move. governor romney is now taking aim at president obama's immigration bombshell, calling it a political move. why wait until 4 1/2 months before the election. george pressed the president's senior adviser on "this week". >> it's aronnic coming from governor romney, who said he would protest the dream act, asking people to self-deport. >> reporter: the governor sat down with us. saying that people here illegally should go home and get in the back of the line like everyone else. >> we have to secure our board interput in place a pla

mcdonald's new extra value menu. development and millions of dollars spent, the first tesla model s rolls off the assembly line and it was handed over to their owners. sergio was there for the fanfare and is live with more. >> reporter: it has been a big year for the tesla co founder. just a few weeks ago his other company, space x, successfully launched and docked the world's first privately built rocket ship. and then today less than two years since tesla reopened this plant after toyota pulled the plug, the next generation luxury electric sedans rolled off into the streets. model sa e back lot of the tesla plant. this ends his two-year wait. >> i am one of the first 10. i put my check down when i heard about it. so i have been waiting for quite awhile. >> you just feel really bad like i am feeding money into this machine. so really excited to switch everything over to electricity. >> reporter: he also collected irst one of the first 10 tohe tesla plant. for the people who built these machines, it is the latest step in a large division. >> we are going to break the spell. compromise. >> reporter: these new cars are

mcdonald took the helm on july 1 of 2009. since then they are up 16% dragging the 45% gain in the s&p and unilever up. colgate up 42%. don't care. perhaps they don't think it's long enough timeline. if that's the case mcdonald is the guy for the job. isn't not caring about stock performance like not caring if your favorite baseball team wins or loses? call me old fashioned for caring about the health of the enterprise. whether the team makes the playoffs. if you don't care then mcdonald should be made ceo for life. then again if you don't care about making money what are you doing owning stock in the first place? if you had a sports team that had one bad season after another you would fire the coach. we now have a slew of quarters with which to judge his leadership. time to sack the coach. isn't the definition of insanity doing the same thing over and over again expecting a different result? procter & gamble's board of directors is certifiable for not firing mcdonald already. here's the bottom line. bob mcdonald, welcome to the "mad money" wall of shame. please. if you care at all about procter & gamble's shareholder

mcdonald house. 30 years ago to the day the ronald mcdonald house opened helping critically ill children. we have the director, sandy. >> hi. >> reporter: thank s for joining us. we will get back to you. standby. we have joe here. if you don't know joe, legend air member of the baltimore colts, number 76. >> you got it. >> reporter: play ed 8 years for the colts, 1 -- 13 years in the nfl. really he's an all pro human being. he helped start the ronald mcdonald house. >> great intro. >> reporter: how did you get involved? >> in 1978 my 19 year old brother was living with me working in training camp, got diagnosed with cancer, spent the next 5 months at hopkins. when he died he died within five months, that created the energy to help build this house. today -- he died as a 19-year-old. today he would have been 53 today. >> reporter: wow. 30 years ago. can you believe that, that it's been that long? >> it's amazing. i can remember it like yesterday, the opening of this house and what a great partnership between the corporate community, citizens. it's been a wonderful project. >> reporter: it has. thank you for all you do. sandy, how you doing? >> g

s, they're going to tear the whole thing down. the largest mcdonald's in the world is only temporary. i love mcdonald's fries. i do. i'm chewing on the open mike. that's worse than with an open mouth. i love burgers. but i do feel sick for a day >>> what about tomorrow? ann curry in the line of fire. >> you know where you should point the finger? >> that' on this show. now i'll ask a woman who's been exactly where ann curry is. deborah norville. plus, exclusive, george zimmerman's attorney talks to me about the video you haven't seen. also, the making of an american hero. pat tillman from football star to soldier to casualty of friendly fire. now his window marie tells her story of love and loss. >> i didn't want to live. the thought of living without him was something i couldn't bear. >> and remembering amy winehouse. never before seen photographs of the little girl who became a tragic super star. i'll ask her father, mitch, about living without amy. this is "piers morgan tonight." good evening. tonight's big story, blaming ann curry. she may be just d

s. >> you talk about our trading partner. look at this number. 15% of all sales from american companies in europe, mcdonald's, 40% of their sales, 30% of ford's sale, extremely connected. the two economies. >> that is right. we defend our their economy doing well. you can't walk the streets of europe without seeing an mcdonald's or a starbucks. and the white house released a statement a few hours ago. mitt romney and the president both watching what is happening in europe because it could affect our elections come november. >> both campaigns following it closely. bianna, thanks to you. >>> also, the fallout from president obama's stance on immigration. suddenly announcing that young people brought to the country through no fault of their own can stay for now. it affects 800,000 young americans. governor romney blasting the move. governor romney is now taking aim at president obama's immigration bombshell, calling it a political move. ask if the president was serious why wait until 4 1/2 months before the election. george pressed the president's senior adviser on "this week". >> george, it's ironic coming from governor romney wh

why american giants like ford and mcdonald's who make so much money in europe are watching closely as spain asks for $100 billion. the american jobs and american 401(k)s linked to it all. >>> what would you do? a new case sparking debate tonight over this father, a local leader, allegedly using a belt on his stepson in a game of catch. tonight, the new charges and what the boy's family is saying. >>> and a shark stunner. they are going out to the catch one and they were not expecting this. the half ton shark discover the right off the coast. >>> and the american rv revival. what's driving it? tonight we take you inside the newest mini-mansions on the road. what happens when our correspondent gets behind that giant wheel. >> oh, shoot. what is that? the sandwiches! >>> good evening. we begin with that developing story that has huge implications for american jobs and american 401(k)s. with the world markets watching this so closely. late today, the bailout bombshell in spain. that country asking for up to $100 billion or more just to stay afloat. this is talk about how interconnected we are with europe's economy. and tonight, jeffrey kofman with the pro

own and a great way to be able to say, look, i can beat the s&p by 1% little less tech and more finance. like a big paortfolio. go own mcdonald'sn't own for you and then goldman downgraded it at 85 don't own. to me it was like, own. >> the greenberg stock rating system is own, don't own. >> underweight. overweight. market perform. >> there you go. >> fifth thing. navistar, the sharks are circling. what is your take? maybe jim has a take. >> oh, oh -- i'm sorry. >> no. we touched on it yesterday talking about the sharks circling the company. >> that is a great piece. >> we have the -- >> great piece. >> a piece on cnbc. >> have you looked at page 25 of that -- >> thank you. this is a slide. >> look at the stock going higher. why? everyone's decided to -- that's another one of those stupid things. risk on. risk. >> i have never said that, by the way. >> i know you haven't. you know how stupid it is. stocks is risky. cash is not risk. what does that mean? that's some portfolio -- >> bacon sundae it's a sell, sell, sell. kichan people say is buying. they didn't get the certification. >> oh, oh. ceo has a great incentive to sell the

bring in "fast money"'s scott nations, president also of nation shares for the trade. scott, take a look at mcdonald'sany. >> a wonderful chicago company with a great brand and wonderful leadership, but with a pe of about 16.5, it's not exactly cheap so this calls for one of my favorite strategies selling a put option in order to buy a stock in a discount n.mcdonald's i would sell the july 87 half put for $1.30. i get to keep that 1.30 no matter what happens and the worst thing that can happen in this case is i buy mcdonald's at an effective price of 86.20, 3% lower than it is right now so selling a put option to buy a stock at a discount, a lot like putting in a bid for a stock but getting paid waiting to see if you get filled. >> pete, you in this trade, mcdonald's? >> not in mcdonald's right now. i love it. sticking with starbucks right now. more upside but i do love the mcdonald's. >> scott, thanks very much. scott nations. we are, of course, live in the windy city, but we have not forgotten about our trade of the day. up next, our own jon najarian will reveal what lies behind the red velvet digit

had your amp hooked up to a car battery and you just played in front of the mcdonald's for tip money. >> go for it. sell c.d.'sguys that really inspired you and i love this story is a man named grammer and we're not talking about kelsey grammer, we're talking about red grammer, your dad. >> my dad is the best, best children's singer in the world. yeah. >> i understand at a lot of his concerts he would say ladies and gentlemen, here's my little boy andy. and andy would come up to the stage and what would you do? >> i had a couple of lines that i would sing in his act and then after the show, we'd have a talk and i'd be like, i'm going to need to be a bigger part of your act. that wasn't enough. i need more. >> would you remember the lines that you would do in your dad's show? >> fish to catch! that's my line. it would be like fish to catch! everybody! >> fish to catch. all right. follow him. now, your hit from last year, "keep your head up", are you surprised at how that really took off? because it's inspirational to a lot of people. it's got a happy beat. easy to dance to. but that thing has taken off like cra

mcdonald's, and you won't be able to pull yourself away. made with 100% fruit juice with natural flavors blblded with ice. the simple joy of keepin' it cool. >> you are watching abc 7's"good morning washington" with cynne simpson and steve chenevey. this is "good morning washington," on your side. >> of boston market restaurant in manchester, connecticut, is getting attention after a bizarre incident for. >> the restaurant was celebrating its grand reopening on wednesday. employee standing outside in a chicken suit hoping to entice customers. he was holding an american flag. someone ran out of a car and grabbed the flag away. prexy decides to run out of his car and take my flag and run back to his car. but i did get another one. . we had . >> the employee calls the incident foul play. he says that he is fine outside of a few ruffled feathers. >> the president today will honor the new york giants of the white house, the super bowl champions. >> brandon jacobs would return in a big blue uniform if he had his way. he was traded from the giants to san francisco during. the during when a young fan asked his mom why jacob lew left, -- y jacobs -- why jacobs left, she said

s&p gains ten, the nasdaq rising 27. facebook catching a break rallying 3% to finish at $27 a share, of course priced at 38. mcdonald'sales disappointing due to slowing kraft says it will bit to save. that's first in business on cnbc worldwide. and now back to chris matthews and "hardball." >>> welcome back to "hardball." in politics it's not enough to do great things, you have to be a salesman. you have to sell it. president obama has had big successes. the stimulus helped create jobs. the health care reform will help get debt under control ultimately and the auto bailout saved an industry. why have they let republicans attack them without fighting back? i would say now is the time to start speaking and fighting back. ron reagan, author of a great book "my father at 100." i ask, why isn't the president pushing for a larger jobs bill right now, and a straight reporter in a smart room for the "washington post" says if he does that he'll be attacked for the stimulus bill. if he's not proud of the stimulus bill, he's got a problem. he ought to be proud of the stimulus bill. he ought to be proud of the auto rescue, he oug

mcdonald's moving higher in the premarket. may durable goods orders helping that rise. the dow looking to 20 points. s&p looking to add 2.s for europe, still a wait and see when it comes to the eu summit starting tomorrow. green arrows for now. our road map this morning starts with facebook. it is finally the day, the day to initiate coverage. morgan stanley starts with an overweight and $30 price target. the most bearish, bmo with a sell rating. >> and another potential sign of recovery in housing to, lennar out with numbers. the spots have performed fairly well and could it be time to look for an exit. >> google may unveil the tablet today and starting at about $199. will the goog tablet be a kindle killer? this is a day we have been waiting for. more than a dozen wall street firms initiating coverage of facebook almost six years after the rocky ipo. morgan stanley with an overeight rating and jp morgan which has a $45 price target. citigroup, barclays, b of a with a neutral rating and bmo with an underperform on facebook. $25 price target but it is interesting, of course, morgan stanley, the lead. $38. price that the