listen, ray kroc of mcdonald's didn't get s a mcdonald's until he was 50 years old. now is the time to get started when you come to my live check out these people and put yourself in their shoes of what it's like just a few months after attending my live event. so i'm out here with mike and mike attended one of our live events.d one of how you doin' mike? hey armando how's it going? it's going great. now i hear it's going fantastic for you. absolutely.or you. i want to let everyone know out there what you've experienced since i've you've experienced attended a live event i was able to get all that information and come out here and makend come out deals happen. i can make a deal in my own back yard. you made a deal ind. your own backyard. and also across the country from what i learned from the live event my first deal i was able to secure $15,000.as nice. and after that i was able to get deals that i'm probably going to make about $160,000 from those deals. so $15,000 from the first deals. deal, $160,000 on your total deals.00 on your right. now how much cash did you

. >> see what happens when grilling goes turbo on "right this minute." fb<s [ female announcer ] mcdonald'senu at breakfast. home of the irresistible sausage burrito. and freshly brewed premium roast coffee you love. plus other amazing tastes for just a dollar each. every day. ♪ >>> this is a video from outside a walgreens in omaha, nebraska. you see this van backing into a parking spot. from inside comes this man in this blue shirt. very casually closes his door. leisurely walks into the store. we see him walking in. grab a card, and pretend like he's shopping. right here in this moment you see him picking up three bottles of alcohol from inside the cart. he casually starts walking out the door but not before the clerk sees him. chases after him. >> brave clerk. >> yeah. >> really goes after him. >> yep. and here you see both of them running. and the thief runs right passed his getaway car, too. and then the video ends and apparently what happened after twhauz t is that the clerk ended up getting a bottle of alcohol to the head and the dude ended up getting away. police released this video

s. you know mcdonald's had become sort of emblematic of what low wage jobs were that the mcdonald's work was essentially the lowest one could possibly imagine of course this is a mythology but that was sort of implanted in the popular culture in the united states at that time and i think that recently we've seen symbols such as wal-mart sort of take over that mantle of the low wage exploitative employer but certainly the term mcdonald the zation i think people get the idea that in the united states what we're seeing is a conversion of the economy from what was traditionally a middle and high wage economy to a low wage one recent statistics from the bureau of labor statistics showed that most of the jobs i believe it was something like sixty percent of the jobs that have been lost in this depression are recession whatever want to call it have been not regained and instead have been replaced by low wage jobs that more than two thirds of the jobs that are being added are low wage jobs and this conversion of the economy and particularly the wages of workers in the united states this is reall

s. you know mcdonald's had become sort of emblematic of what low wage jobs were that the mcdonald's work was essentially the lowest one could possibly imagine of course this is a mythology but that was sort of implanted in the popular culture in the united states at that time and i think that recently we've seen symbols such as wal-mart sort of take over that mantle of the low wage exploitation of employer but certainly the term mcdonald the zation i think people get the idea that in the united states what we're seeing is a conversion of the economy from what was traditionally a middle and high wage economy to a low wage one recent statistics from the bureau of labor statistics showed that most of the jobs i believe it was something like sixty percent of the jobs that have been lost in this depression are recession whatever want to call it have been not regained and instead have been replaced by low wage jobs that more than. two thirds of the jobs that are being added are low wage jobs and this conversion of the economy and particularly the wages of workers in the united states this is r

mcdonald's. they take the manager and two employee s to the back. they tie them down and have them facedown on the floor while you see the manager open the safe and start handing over several cash doors. you see the suspect pointing the shotgun at the manager. this gets even scarier because that manager is pregnant at the time. once they cleaned out the safe, they did force the manager to the ground and they also tied her. there is a 911 call that one of the employees made after the robbers had left. >> were they white, black, hispanic. >> they were wearing a mask. one woman has black eyes. >> what's scary is how well prepared they were. their identities were completely con secea concealed, very well armed. >> cleaned our safe out entire with zip ties. >> sent investigators in two counties because they believe the same group of robbers could be responsible for this robbery at a publix store in florida. you see three men again storm through the doors and immediately you see them go after one of the managers wearing the blue shirt here. this is right

s over and we give 4i78 incredible dinner. a state dinner in washington. i buy them a mcdonalds. when they say they want anything trump, they know how i talk and what i say. but they respect it, they respect it. country is really -- we're losing jobs by the millions. have jobs. we don't manufacture like we did. and if you look at china, if you look at what they do with boeing, with caterpillar, secrets, ey take the they take the patents, they make there.ld plants over they don't want caterpillar tractors built in bee your yeah the united states. they want it built over there. why are we doing this? this?e we doing it's no great secret. and if they're going to manipulate their currency and badly, and this is, whyn, other countries also, are we not taxing them so that more product becomes expensive. what will happen is it will go into effect they will top manipulation so fast your head will spin. they don't believe our leader, leader, and they don't think our leaders are very smart. it's a problem. it's a problem. [ applause ] time north korea as an up.mple acts up, they act you kn

s&p? >> sticking with u.s. centric companies like a priceline or mcdonald's. or two months. optimism over europe is one thing but longer term is we think a multi-year performance trend. >> what about some of the most unloved trades. our guest is dipping in toes in some of the most unpopular plays on the planet. let's start with greece. why? >> if you are looking at the valuations around the world starting with the u.s. we're the second most expensive country we track. this is on the long term basis. we're looking at ten year pe ratios. it's not horrific. it's around 24 after this rally but on the opposite side is the bombed out a lot of the countries in europe greece spain, italy, we include russia. a lot are trading at single digit pe ratios all the way down to greece which is trading at three. >> i guess the obvious question is, greece is trading at a three pe for a reason. what makes you think that's going to change? >> well one of the things about buying when there is proverbial blood in the streets rs you're getting a margin of safety. we've run a lot of

mcdonald's dollar menu. ♪ the suspects escaped in a gold s-u-v. police say that pg&e workers always have i.d.em and my of and drive clearly marked vehicles. a registered sex offender is behind bars this morning after police say he kidnapped a woman from a k- mart parking lot in antioch. edpolice say this man, kevin harvey kidnapped the victim at gunpoint monday afternoon. he then forced her to drive to different locations. where he sexually assaulted her. the victim eventually managed to escape to a nearby home and call police. the next day, police say harvey brandished a handgun at the somersville towne center. he tried to run away but was arrested by police. harvey is being held in martinez on one- point- four million dollars bail. worried family and friends pumped of a missing oakland woman ramped up their search et efforts yesterday to locate the federal investigator des that has been missing since sunday night. 50-year-old sandra coke, disappeared after telling debt her daughter she was meeting with someone who might have more information about her stolen dog. friends and family scoured

s & p 500 down 24 and nasdaq fell 63 points. so what's the biggest reason for the sell-off? fear of the fed taper or disappointing profits? joining me on set are larry mcdonald, david goldman, currently president of macro strategy, and alec young, global equity strategist with s & p capital iq. you focus on equities, that's another way to say the stock market. it dropped dramatically today. here's what i don't understand. we got the weekly unemployment claims, people filing for jobless claims for the first time. lowest level we've seen in years. at the same time, we have heard from all these retailers that things aren't very good. what is the story? >> i think we're back into a situation where good news is bad news from a taper perspective. the other thing that i think has investors worried is as the data's come in, it hasn't been great but it hasn't been weak enough to get bond traders to back off the idea of the september taper. so they're taking the ten-year yield through the roof and the stock market's worried that the higher rates are going to kind of break the back of this recovery and hurt the earnings recovery, and that's really something that market

s attempt to compete with mcdonald's dollar menu.st a dollar. it will cost you 360 calories and whopping 19 grams of fat. >> bring it on. >> i am willing to pay that price. >> calories, fat. didn't hear it. staring at the burger. >> a buck, fries, patty, burger. >> still sell onion rings. get those on the side. you are not redundant. >> there you go. >> get them on the side. pile them on the burger. the right way to do it. >> looks good, whatever it is. come on, bk, send some our way. >> yeah. >> remember pizza day friday. >> love pizza day. >> now to a mystery in north carolina. this one centers on this ram that is on the lam. >> the question is -- why does it only seem to hang out around the house of a woman by the name of laurie griffin. she doesn't have a clue why the male sheep visited her. no one seems to know where it came from. >> all griffin wants is for animal control to catch him. the sheriff says he can be brought to a farm where he can live happily ever after. >> strange one. that place, some kind of flower he likes eati

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mcdonald's. >>> "20/20" continues with the naked truth. here's chris connelly. >> reporter: seaside marina del rey, every a magnet for l.a.'s affluent.evening out. no surprise that mingling with the well-heeled is a high-heeled gaggle of gorgeous young women, for whom this gathering of the wealthy is a target-rich environment. but they aren't looking for a hot car or home in the hills, they're after these rich guys' wallets. not to do well, but to do good. >> make sure it's a winner. >> there's christina at the front. kristen at the board. lindsay, too. >> three for 200. >> reporter: and this is a benefit for charity, so they're in sell mode. >> so, this is only a third of the items that are out right now. >> reporter: while rocking their je ne sais quoi, getting once reluctant donors to hand over their precious credit cards and give til it hurts so good. do they really get these attendees to dig a little deeper? oh, yeah. what, in particular, led you to make such a generous donation a moment ago? >> i'm a sucker for a pretty face. >> reporter: a trio of crusading glamour goddesses fighting for what's right. remind you of anything? b

kron 4's jeff bush has the details in what work still needs to be done. [ female announcer ] jump-start your day with mcdonald's dollar menu at breakfast. home of the irresistible sausage burrito. ♪ and freshly brewed premium roast coffee you love. plus other amazing tastes for just a dollar each. ♪ every day, as always, there's a lot to love for a little on mcdonald's dollar menu. ♪ bolt problem will be fixed and the new bridge will be safe and will soon be ready for the public to drive across. >>steve heminger/m.t.c. executive director:we've got two structures out onto that bridge so that they can be safe as they travel. the majority of the work is done and what remains is finish work. some lights need to be hung, some painting needs to get done and the stripes need to be layed onto the roadway. the biggest task for workers is getting the old connector ramps torn down and the new ones put into place. bridge officials say the labor day target was when they were hoping to open all along. >> a lot of planning had already been done. a lot of events had already been moved away from that weekend and having lighter

lot what you s because when you talk about sort of the cluelesess doubling minimum wageor example, and thinking that, if you had to pay your workers that, it would be the same as mcdonald's paying that or burger king or wendy's as if you're all on en scale here. >> ridiculous. tough raise your prices to do that. it would take a way a whole group of people that couldn't work for anybody, students, college kids. you're going to pay them double the minimum wage? how could you afford to have them? a whole grouof people would have no jobs. neil: you see the market, butch, having a great month of july, picking up steam in august. you know, the wind is seemingly at the business's back. you still are facinghe headwinds. why do people not know that? >> we don't know what to expect? we're out there flapping around. we don't know what will hit us. reduce the cost of taxes 28% what will it cost us? take away accelerated depreciation? will they raise the minimum wage? what is the deal with obamacare? we're like on holding pattern, wondering what will happen. neil: you reminded me about obamacare. david, that brings up a issue, a lot of big boys seen it delayed another year before the

mcdonald's dollar menu. ♪ >> welcome back. we are watching on wall street. the dow jones is down almost 98 points. the sas close to 1700 for the first time last week. we're saying that the s&p 500 dropped down 10 points. the nasdaq is pulling away from their 13 year high. >> freddie mac earned $5 billion from april through june, the seventh straight profitable quarter for the mortgage giant. the second-quarter gain compares with net income of $3 billion in the same period last year. freddie says the gain was due largely to increased profits from investments made to hedge against rising interest rates. that helped offset losses on mortgages during the quarter. the news comes as legislation in both the house and senate looks to phase out fannie mae and freddie mac over five years. >> the father of the two missing children from begging for a family friend to return his children. police believe 40-year-old james dimaggio is heading to texas or canada with the children. 16-year-old hannah and 8- year-old ethan have been missing since sunday. their mother, christina anderson was found dead inside of dimaggio'

bernardo hee s*e a 61% pay raise pwoefgt -- boasting his total compensation to $6 toy 5 -- a $6.5 million. last year mcdonald's, a corporation with over 850,000 mostly low-wage employees, more than tripled the compensation of its c.e.o. don thompson. in 2011 mr. thompson received a mere, paltry $4.1 million. but last year because of a significant raise, the c.e.o. of mcdonald's received $13.8 million. well, if mr. thompson can make $13.8 million as the head of mcdonald's, surely the workers at mcdonald's can make at least $10 an hour, not $7.25 an hour, not $8 an hour. david novak, the c.e.o. of yum, brands, owners of taco bell, pizza hut and kentucky fried chicken received over $44 million in stock option. if the company has enough money to give this gentleman $44 million in stock options maybe we can end starvation wages at yum foods. mr. president, in terms of the minimum wage, since 1968, the real value of the federal minimum wage has fallen by close to 30%. the purchasing power of the minimum wage has gone down by some 30% since 1968. if the minimum wage had kept up with inflation since 1968, it would be

mcdonald's dollar menu. ♪ >>george: welcome back to the kron4 morning news as we continue to track this major hot spot in seminole interstate 680. a big rig down in the northbound lanes for it kron4'snd has this update. >>: good morning. we just got the information from chp about what they are going to do and how long it may take for them to actually clear this out the roadway. they're going to have to off load this truck. they called the postmaster. they will have to off load the bulk of the male gets inside of it. they say it's just too risky to try upper right the truck and car condition that it is pretty has about $60 a pound of mail. as they tried to all private the sides in the top of this rip apart. right now the process is waiting for the postmaster to send a truck out there and then all of the mill will have to be offloaded. that will have to be secure situation. they want to make sure all this mail is safe. after that is done it will begin specialty tow trucks as we've been talking about with air bags. there will have to up right the truck onto the shoulder of the road and they say at certain times over the next couple of hours they will have to shut down the freeway comp

mcdonald's is in, they move. >> and one more note on facebook, because it is now ranking at the tenth largest u.s. tech company and the largest company not in the sell, that is an interesting. people will start to play that parlor game, right? >> $100 billion market value, how? >> well, true. and remember that buffett, and right? some big companies that weren't in, and i do think that i just hear more and more chatter that the ads are working. more and more chatter that the people are using the, and that the big consumer package good stories like the advisement with facebook and the numbers are big, but we haven't talked tesla, $20 billion. >> $20 billion. >> there you go and elon musk and you have these kinds of stories and the nasdaq and people are excited. they are so excited about netflix, and excited about things. >> it is a good thing to be excited about things. >> yes, it is not a downer. >> although on the technologies we saw yesterday reported by the journal 660% of the ipos here have been tech-related which is not a reflection of a great deal of excitement. >> well, i bridle at that, because i think that biotech should be considered tec