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mcdonald had sex with a woman he said was consensual. last year he avoided charges after being accused of domestic abuse. the d.a.'s office made no decision on the recent ray mcdonald matter. this office will release our findings publicly. >> a stabbing near independence high school this afternoon in east san jose. a teenage boy stabbed and is now in the hospital. a former student at charter school on that campus. his injuries are not life threatening. the suspect is still on the run. >> they are calling it one of the largest sting operations in history. the suspects arrested are responsible from everything from home invasions to shootings. nbc bay area's jodi hernandez is live at the police department with more. jodi, the area is much safer tonight with these guys behind bars. >> reporter: these two rival gang members have been on the radar of police for years. police say they are responsible for all kind of crimes. carjacking, home invasions, you name it. tonight, 16 suspected gapg members are behind bars. >> the gangs have a long history of violence that goes back for decades. report but thanks knows of investig

> later this morning, former 49er ray mcdonald will file a lawsuit against the woman who accused him of rape. he's blaming her because he can't find a job. kpix 5's kiet do is at the

> later this morning, former 49er ray mcdonald will file a lawsuit against the woman who accused him of rape. he's blaming her because he can't find a job. kpix 5's kiet do is at the santa clara county da's office this morning. >> reporter: good morning, ray mcdonald has not been signedpy any team as a free agent and he's hoping this lawsuit can clear his name so that he can get on with his nfl career. now in a letter sent to the mercury news, his lawyer says that the rape that was accused of last year defamed him and intentionally interfered with his livelihood. it tells a much different story about what happened back on december 13th. the woman told police she was assaulted after she slipped near the pool and hit her head waking up naked in his bed and that she couldn't remember anything after that. however, the lawsuit says there's video from ray mcdonald's home security system that shows the two having consensual sex in his hot tub. and that they even went to the store the next day and had sex several more times and that was also captured on surveillance video. last year mcdonald was cleared of any wrongdoing in connection with the domestic v

as soon as the investigation surfaced, the 49ers released mcdonald. the d.a.'sice has not bedecided to file charges. and his aattorney says no nfl team will sign him. he says what's important to him is she's vindicated and he would -- he's vindicated and would like to clear his name. >> thank you. >>> 8:06. well, if you are a vta rider and you use the evelyn station, you have to find a new stop. as of today, that vta station is officially shut down. valley transportation authority plans to tear down the station. they will make way for a second set of tracks between the mountain view transit center and the wiseman station. when it's finished, the double- track project is expected to give better service to cal crane and to those major events at leash vie stadium. it's also expected -- levi stadium. it's also expected to boost service once the b.a.r.t. station is finished. the evlicks station has the -- evelyn station has the lowest ridership. >>> the chronicle reports cracks were found in the rods on the new span of the bay bridge. money is an issue. nearly all of

mcdonald will avoid criminal charge forss for the second time in a year. they say that the santa the clara district attorney's office will not file sexual assault charge, but the d.a.'s office says no decision has bneen made. last september after a night of drinking, mcdonald had sex with a woman who he says is consensual, but the woman says it was not. and then he was ar rested for domestic abuse, and the 49ers released him late last year. >>> and now, the east bay jewish temple is alerting the members. temple isaiah says the lafayette police are investigating, because they have placed the accused employee on leave. they say that as the parents, ourselves, we are committed to doing what you would do under the circumstances, finding out what has or has not happened and acting quickly and appropriately. >>> a teenager is recovering tonight after being stabbed near south bay high school. they say in east san jose in independence high, and the victim to attend the school, he is hospitalized, but he will survive, and the investigators are still looking for the suspect or the suspects that are involved. next at 11:00, you may not have to worry about dropping the iphone in

mcdonald's came up in the 1950's when it was cheaper. throws off a ton of cash which is why they like to own it. narrow, chipotle, those guys do not have the ability to own real estate. betty: mcdonald's is unique in that they only a lot of real estate. how much do they own? craig: 45% of the land and 75% of the building. they have 36,000 restaurants across the world. 14,000 in the u.s. it is a gigantic company that owns a lot of real estate. $5 billion in profit just from those rents in 2014. that gives you a sense of why it is so important to their bottom line. internally for mcdonald's, they contacted the company and essentially pointed me to comments from earlier this month when a chief administrative officer's head yeah, we have it. a noncommittal answer. they said we have seen the idea and it is not new and they are leaving it not one way or the other. betty: they're struggling and they need to show investors the money, right? craig: new management, maybe they're open and receptive to change, they are vulnerable right now. betty: th

mcdonald's using the petaluma charm to improve the image of the fast food chain. >> loving is local. >> and it is an industry with the dairy and the cow, and the chick eb s a chickens and the eggs and the fruits and the vegetable, and it has nothing to do with mcdonald's. >> online people were angry that the they let mcdonald's shoot the spot. >> i was angry. >> reporter: and the head of the downtown business association said that they paid all of the rules and paid $266 for the permit to shoot on kentucky street. the picturesque scene is far from the actual mcdonald's location, and the magic of advertising. >> i think that the actual value is to display petaluma as beautiful place with agricultural and it is beautiful downtown, and portrayed it very well. >> reporter: the owner joe pel ree reenie understands the community uproar, but he says that the people here have a lot to be looking proud of. >> and we looked great and if mcdonald's wants to look at a beautiful small town this is the best one. >> reporter: and mcdonald's franchise cans are locally owned, but a national spokesman said that petaluma provided the perfect backdrop for one of the commercials. >> th

last year mcdonald avoided being charged after being arrested for domestic abuse. today the d.a. issued this statement. it reads in part the d.a.'sffice has made no decision on the most recent ray mcdonald matter. when the investigation is complete, this office will release our findings publicly. the 49ers by the way, released mcdonald late last season. >> a break in the case in the brutal murder of an oakland teen. today police announced a person of interest is in custody. saturday 14-year-old ellis was walk inging with friends in east oakland when he was shot. he was known as a star student and a football player. early this week a spokesperson said no one can understand why he was targeted or caught up in this heinous incident. a $20,000 reward is being offered for any information on the case to further move forward after they've arrested this person of interest. >>> north korea is calling the slashing of american ambassador punishment. an attacker slashed the u.s. ambassador to south korea yesterday. he underwent a three-hour surgery and needed 80 stitches to close the gash on his face. south korean police are considering whet

. >>> later morning former 49er ray mcdonald will file a lawsuit saying a woman's rape accusations are hurting his career. kpix 5'st do at the da's office, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. ray mcdonald is still awaiting for the da to clear his name and so until then, ray mcdonald is going on the offensive, filing a lawsuit and trying to clear his own name. his lawyer sent a letter to the "mercury news" saying the woman who accused him of rape last year defamed him and tells a much different story about what happened back on december 13th. at the time, the woman told police she was assaulted after she slipped near his swimming pool and hit her head. and then woke up naked in his bed. as she couldn't remember anything after that. however the lawsuit says this is video from his home security system showing the two having consensual sex in his hot tub. and that they even went to the store together the next day and had sex several more times. and that was also captured on saur vince video. last year the da didn't file charges against mcdonald in connection with the domestic violence incident with his fiancee. t

statement yesterday and moves in the bond market and what it means for your portfolio, larry mcdonald, and erin gibbs with s yields? ten year is the proxy going lower or higher from here? >> well, remember brian, there's different things that are running yields. one is the u.s. economy. two, the international economy. there's systemic risk around the world. from time to time number three rears its ugly head. today you have greece yields above 12 % for the first time in two years. that's going to put some buying pressure on treasuries in the short term. >> as you pointed out, larry, in many asset classes in credit there's more stuff outstanding now than there was pre-financial crisis. how big a risk do you believe that poses? >> well our team we're led by a chief economist spot on in terms of the forecast. they said the fed would keep patience in and have a top-down on the dots. that's all true but the amount of -- the amount of debt in the world that's tied to oil is up to 2.5 trillion in emerging market and corporate debt, and as oil goes lower, that creates systemic risk that actually can put all these fo

on wall street and the dow is falling 106 points and the nasdaq down 13 and the s&p lost 9 points on the day. mcdonald's is making a big change to its food supply the fast food chain will phase out the use of antibiotics in its chick and many use the antibioticses to help the animals grow but it makes it less effective when humans actually need them. the phaseout will take about two years. >>> could the bankrupt revel casino finally have a new owner? we'll have details next. >>> and he is a gentle giant named hulk how this 175 pound pit bull is changing people's opinions about the much maligned breed. >> with why this big time executive is offering apologies to working moms. sometimes, caring for your neighbors means going the extra mile. when our patient, susan, mentioned her dad couldn't make it in to pearle vision to get his eyes checked... we went to him. and we realized, if he had trouble getting new glasses... he probably wasn't the only one. to us, eye care is about living dr. pearles legacy. building a trusting relationship with the person behind the eyes. this is genuine eye care right in your

s office. you saw that in the ray mcdonald case. when you couple that with the breaking of a phone, then it's an easier case to prove, even if the victim does not want to come forward. >> reporter: legal expert stephen clark says in the miller case if the d.a. determines miller broke the cell phone maliciously, his charges could be upgraded. >> if it was done in response to someone calling 911 or threatening to call the police that's a serious allegation. >> reporter: the 49ers again declined to comment on the arrest today. however, earlier in the week they released a statement saying in part we were disappointed to learn of these reports and will do our due diligence in collecting all of the relevant information. while police and the d.a. continue to investigate. some football fans are hoping the nfl will take action. >> maybe, i don't know some counseling or something. >> reporter: the d.a. has a year to file charges. they do have a court date set for april 20th just in case they file charges before then. reporting live in santa c

s will ever serve is to the chicken whose anus goes in your mcnuggets! but then in march, we hear this -- >> mcdonald'sier fair, last week executives announced the u.s. restaurants will not be selling chicken raised with antibiotics over the next two years. >> jon: see, now i'm conflicted. i want healthier options, but i'll sure miss treating my ear infections with the buffalo ranch mcchicken. (laughter) they're making -- the making food less bad for you crave is spreading. >> dunkin' donuts eliminating the chemical that gives powdered doughnuts the bright white look. >> jon: i'm not a chef... but i thought the thing that gave those donuts the bright white look was powdered sugar! the company wants the p.r. of going healthy but doesn't actually want to improve the product. >> we want to move to a new kids eat right label soon to be appearing on kraft singles from the academy of nutrition and dietetics. >> jon: why? here's how you know craft has not changed their ingredients. kraft is still not legally allowed to call this product "cheese." how do you wonder kraft singles manage to wrangle a kids eat ri

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s. [laughter] paul and i both flipped hamburgers as kids at mcdonald's. my first job was washing dishes, and then i moved up to flipping hamburgers. the only difference was i was in delving, he was in janesville. paul's manager told him he had to flip hamburgers in the back because he didn't have the interpersonal skills to work the front cash register. if you see him, kid him about that. a true story. but i think about being here in the state and being joined today , my wife, the first lady of wisconsin is with us today. [applause] governor walker: we have two sons, matt and alex, they are 20 and 19. both in college. both active as college republicans. matthew was just the statewide chair. he knows your statewide chair here, as well. it is kind of fun to see people who know your kids, not just yourself. so we are real proud of matt and alex. they have twisted arms to maybe take part of the semester off and come to new hampshire and come around the country and talk to young people like themselves because they are real proud of the fact that in our state,

s. paul and i both flipped hamburgers as kids at mcdonald's. my first job was washing dishes, and then i moved up to flipping hamburgers. the only difference was i was in delving, he was in janesville. paul's manager told him he had to flip hamburgers in the back because he didn't have the interpersonal skills to work the front cash register. if you see him, kid him about that. a true story. but i think about being here in the state and being joined today , my wife, the first lady of wisconsin is with us today. [applause] governor walker: we have two sons, they are 20 and 19. both in college. both active as college republicans. matthew was just the statewide chair. he knows your statewide chair here, as well. it is kind of fun to see people who know your kids, not just yourself. so we are part of that -- of matt and alex. they have twisted arms to maybe take part of the semester off and come to new hampshire and come around the country and talk to young people like themselves because they are real proud of the fact that in our state, in the las

s? >>>. >> intriguing story there. >>> plus determined to clear his name, ray mcdonald takes action against the woman accusing him of rape. >>> and the man in custody now admitting he fired the shots at two police officers in ferguson, missouri. we're back with 15 minutes of nonstop news, traffic, and weather after the break. >>> you're watching "today in the bay." >>> all right. as you're starting off your workweek here on this monday, live look from emeryville at the bay bridge, nice conditions to start your week. >>> the obama administration is dropping its plan the number of u.s. force in afghanistan to 5500. while no final decision has been made, the administration plans to slow withdraw plans. also discussions about keeping a steady number of counterterrorism troops throughout the year. president obama has had to send troops back to iraq to help security forces there fight isis. >>> 5:42, talks over iran's nuclear program resumed this morning in switzerland. the lawmakers back home in washington, they're anxious to get involved. >> tracy potts joins us live from capitol hill, could that letter that republicans

s. a funny thing about paul, we both flipped hamburgers as kids at mcdonald's. my first job was washing dishes and that i moved up to flipping burgers. the only difference was i was in a small town and he was in janesville. honest to god truth his manager told him he had to flip hamburgers in the back because he didn't have the interpersonal skills to flip at the cap register. -- cash register. [laughter] my wife is with us, the first lady of wisconsin. [applause] we have two sons matt and alex, 20 and 19, both in college and both active. matthew was the statewide chair and he knows your statewide chair here as well. we are thrilled when we go around the country, it is fun to see people who know your kids. we are proud of matt and alex. they have twisted our arms to figure out a way to take part of a semester off and come to new hampshire and come around the country and talk to young people like themselves. they are proud of the fact that in our state, when i was the number one target in the country , at least one of the exit polls show that in 18-23 euros we we

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s. [laughter] my first job was washing dishes. i moved up to flipping hamburgers at mcdonald's. the only difference was i was in a small town. he was in janesville. paul's manager told him he had to flip manager -- hamburgers and they back because he did not have the interpersonal skills to run the cash register. true story. i think about being here in the state. my wife is with his as well today. [applause] we have two sons, matt and alex, they are both in college. they are active as college republicans. matthew was a statewide chair. we are thrilled as we go around the country. it is fun to see people who know your kids, not just yourself, so we are proud of them. they twisted our arms to figure out a way to maybe take part of a semester off next year, next fall, and come to new hampshire and around the country and talk to young people like themselves. in our stake in the last election, when i was the number one target in the country, at least one of the network examples showed that among 18-20 feral, we got the message out. -- among 18-20-year-olds, we got the message out. ho

i don't know anyone who wants to eat at mcdonald's and sit in their restaurants. it looks on most like the 1970'sline is the company is going to have to spend some money, whether it is on different kinds of chicken, whether it is technology, whether it is the overall dining experience, all of this will require investment. and we have remarkably little clarity. listen, give the guy a break, he just took over. but we have little clarity as to how much this is going to cost and what effect it will have on margins and on mcdonald's bottom line, and hopefully over the next month or so -- there is an analyst meeting upcoming earnings next month -- we will get more information. betty: i still like their fries and i like their coffee. thank you, julie hyman, our senior markets corresponded. stressful day on wall street. investors are awaiting the results of the fed's stress tests later this afternoon. what that might mean for one ceo in particular. ♪ betty: if you are a banker every day on wall street it is fairly stressful but today is even worse. investors are awaiting the results of the stress tests.

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mcdonalds in france? >> guest: i think there was actually a number that have closed but yes that`s the statistic as of recently c-span: and what is that? i mean what - when you think about, you know, your whole discussion about globalization and all, is it working? i mean... >> guest: well, i think, i actually think that statistic shows the love/hate relationship that is characteristic of many market dominant - the reactions toward many market dominant minorities. you know on the one hand while people are criticizing the united states, many people from the developing world are just desperate to come here. in fact, a friend of mine put it recently that the view of americans held by many poor people in the developing world is basically americans get out and take me with you, and i think that`s - you know that`s part of what`s happening. now, in france it`s a little bit different. i think that the french elites are concerned that american culture is having a disproportionate influence in france. c-span: are there market dominant minorities in any of european countries? >> guest: presently no. presently no. like t

s to start next week. we should see some sun monday and tuesday. stay more news when >>> welcome back to the ronald mcdonald house charities phone bank. the phones keep ringing totals keep rising. we thank you so much. please keep calling, keep dialing, and as i walk over here to join bev henry with the aberdeen asset management and he has a check to present, bev. >> i'm very proud to be associated with the ronald mcdonald house in philadelphia, marlene and the team do a great job and it is great for to us present this check to her tonight. >> wonderful wonderful check for 15 you this dollars. bev, is that a a south philadelphia accent. >> slightly further north than south philadelphia. >> a little bit further are north. thank you. >> this is special. >> very. >> aberdeen has been with us all six years of the tell a then and we are so appreciative on the not only what they do here but in philadelphia ronald mcdonald house. >> sarah and angie this is special, you see what people are doing, you see how much people care, how does it touch you. >> just knowing all the people out there care that there is good in

s&p. you saw the turn literally, in the next week back then. >> back then. >> you started seeing it. >> 15 years ago. >> money going into coke come cola and lilly. >> mcdonald's i'd say that that was a mark that was bifurcated. you had the -- look there were stocks like microsoft part of the s&p and nasdaq. >> and cisco as well. >> cisco. >> it's funny, incredible market highs in terms of their capitalization that they haven't seen. >> 200, 300 times earningsen when you speak to ceos i don't mean -- i'm not slamming usa today, i'm saying that's great they're bringing it together. there's a fabulous list in usa today. >> leaders. >> back then chambers gates, ellison, fiorina. today, your point, do people know nadella? do they know benny off, costello. >> how they cannot know benioff is incredible. maybe they know -- chambers mild-mannered. it's interesting he's the survivor, right? >> right. >> ellison, they know but know him more because of yachting. >> yeah. >> but people know who mark zuckerberg is. >> that's for certain. >> they may know who jack ma is. they know who jeff bezos is. >> good point. >> they're not viewed -- >> those guys who are founders like

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s&p lost 1%. all three were down 2% for the week. chicken growers could pay for the policy. two years to eliminate antibiotics from production. experts predict mcdonald'she cost back to supplies rather than consumers. >>> dangerous terror alliance with isis and boko haram. what does that mean for the united states and the battle against terror? "new day" starts now. >>> it appears the leader of boko haram is pledges support to the head of isis. it gives isis an arc of allegiance from one coast of africa to the other. >>> what do we want? justice. >> my son is never been a violent person. >> he was unarmed. that is going to make this all the more complicated. >>> she needs to step up and state exactly what the situation is. >>> the policy is to encourage transparency. >>> there was a small baby in the backseat. >> upside down in her car seat for up to 13 hours. >> i ran up and climbed in the ambulance with the child. >> announcer: this is "new day with chris cuomo." >> good morning. welcome to your "new day." it is monday march 9th. we do have major action in iraq going on right now. troops advances in the battle for tikrit. >> nigeria's terrorist group

mcdonald was dismissed from the team in disafter 2 assault arrests. pros cawtors tell us the investigation is still open with no decision on charges in the second arrest. >> now 30's a lot of news coming out of the forty-niner headquarters today beyond this breaking news story. who is staying and who is going. we have that coming up agents a little later on in sports with larry. >> the woman at the heart of the silicon valley sex bias trial took the stand. she is suing her former venture capitol form for retaliation. tiffany was in court for her testimony. >> slender conservative l dressed she doesn't string as woman who put silicon valley on edge. yet her 16 million dollar lawsuit against former employer perkins is attracting international attention. >> the case is study in contrast. fascinating because almost every bit of evidence has had 2 sides to it. >> today powell got to share her side of the story. calmly and with confidence she talked about her ivy league education and extensive work experience saying initially she turned down the offer from perkins because it was too junior. after accepting revised petition she noticed issue that culminate entered filing

50's, 1960's when corporations were not asserting any constitutional claims by a large and yet we have the greatest shared economic prosperity of this country generations. amy: so mcdonald's is comparing itself to free slaves. >> innocence. amy: and the recently passed gmo-labeling law under the first amendment claiming it forces them to speak against their will? >> this is a line of cases don't is compelled speech. it starts with the 1940's were the supreme court held jehovah's witnesses should not be forced to recite the pledge of allegiance against their will because it violates the human dignity. in recent years the court seven extending that same principle to corporations. corporations are artificial entities created by state laws not endowed by their creator with any available -- inalienable rights. the courts have been granting the right to avoid disclosure of product ingredients to corporations. and so when monsanto and other grocery food manufacturers are challenging vermont's law, saying they do not wish to reveal whether their products contain genetically engineered ingredients or not, they're actually standing on some recent supreme court first a member presid

mcdonald's book with a healthy menu change. >> getting rid of coloring items. with that the stock took about 3%. getting a little bit healthier. david: costco up on earnings. [closing bell ringing] >> big winner on the s00. david: we have a winner in the dow jones industrial average. it is up about 40 points. let's see. we're looking at certain stocks that are down. not a bad day. nasdaq trading to the upside. we have commodities on the dow. generally speaking a good day for traders. when you think of all the stuff that happened with weather. accidents at laguardia. with downward pressure from what is happening overseas and in europe. the market managed to hold up pretty well. liz: not bad at all. especially with all the news happening. we've got it all for you on "after the bell." david: jack hannah. liz: on the elephant issue with ringling brothers. "after the bell" starts right now. liz: let's get right to today's market action. we have bill bell of atlantic capital management. telling us part of the world,

mcdonalds. >> the next iphone may be waterproof. google says they are working on making the parts internally waterproof. this comes as rival samsung is going to ditch a waterproof case on the s>> that could be helpful to us. i have not thrown it into water, but i have pressed it several times. >> pressed it several times? >> moving over to the weather. >> the case is the key to avoiding that. and the temperatures this morning are comfortable. if you want to go out to the beach, speaking of the water, it is going to be spectacular out there, and we have the beach forecast coming up in a few moments, and grab a jacket, but it is rapidly warming after sunrise this morning. enjoy it as we are making it back into the work this morning, and it is not as bright this morn morning. find out how the drive is shaping up. >> and i have word of the official backup of the bay bridge because of the lights that are on. there you are seeing it the backup going past west grand avenue, and no problem off to the east, and again, the maze is going to be moving slowly past the bridge. we have a slight build up in hayward to union city, and nothing dramatic. and the san mateo is seeing some backup

in the country and 499 other s&p 500s out there protective of their bottom line and not going to risk it. it's a risk. >> it's a good thought. reminds me of that mcdonald'say with lovin' thing. there's a time and a place for these sorts of things. i'm not sure the minute and a half i have when grabbing my coffee is the time to pour out my soul about the word. >> maybe schultz qualifies where he wants it to happen. >> some of the most pointed criticism -- jane? >> it will be interesting to see what hes says about it on stage after the 24-hour cycle of social media ripping him for the most part. what he has to say about it, i think the company may have been taken aback by the reaction. >> the most pointed criticism was that in the campaign the photos only had caucasian hands holding up the mugs. we'll see what he says later today. the latest from you when that happens. jane wells in seattle. bravo's andy cohen announcing his next project he'll join us with the details ins just a moment. >>> welcome back. health care service provider panera blue cross has reportedly been hacked with a breach affecting financial and medical records of as many as 11 million c

s. boy for c-net to the come for >>> and just a reminder for to you join cbs-3 and cw fill think tuesday march 24th for our ronald mcdonaldcharities, that money you donate on that day will comfort sick children and their families. the ronald mcdonald house provides a home away from home while children get the medical attention they need. our phone bank starts at 6:00 a.m. and runs until 8:00 p.m. on march 24th. please join us for this very special day. i met with one of the families living in the ronald mcdonald house in camden, such an inspiring group of people, and the the volunteers there the staff, just incredible. >> yeah, and certainly families need that kind of support at their most difficult time of their lives. >> yes. >> watch out for black ice out there first thing this morning, temperatures rising to 50 degrees but we will fine some ice patches out there this morning. >> carol thanks. that is "eyewitness news" have a great the day everybody. we will see you tomorrow. >> bye-bye. caring for you and your eyes... ... just got a little easier. pearle vision accepts flex accounts and most vision plans, including ey

mcdonald's going down the right path what they're saying. big organizations can turn around. remember when kroger was upgraded? >> opening bell. sias focusing on reagain regenderachltstive. lolly's locks. abbvie and pcyc. >> re-rate the biotech industry. i've been saying look i don't want to rumor things but biomarin, a company i have liked very, very much that's a company that some of the guys have to say, maybe i have to buy biomarin, to be a larger player. maybe i have to buy isis isis has a bunch of drugs that are terrific. you'll see receptos trade on this ultra -- that's a colitis drug and crohn's and m.s. that's what people do. they need these companies because their pipelines are awful. >> as carl pointed out the pace of deal making in this area has been very strong. >> also if -- look at valeant stock. >> valeant and salix done for a different reason, not the same. valeant conceivably needs to be acquiring but would say that's not the case. to your point, stock went up sharply because of the incredible accretion with the salix deal. not the case until '17 for abbvie. >> activist saying the botox is bigger than skin. pay

s&p down 1 points, a loss of a quarter of 1%. the worst of the three, looking at american express, you can also see chevron and mcdonald's, energycks started the day in the green turned into the red. proctor and gamble under pressure. continuing to watch airlines closely on the heels of all the news from the tragedy of the germanwings crash. delta airlines is down 1/2%, up off of the lows of the day. look at lulu lemon. coming under pressure after a weak outlook but the company is reassuring investors that the problems it is facing a temporary and with that stocks turn and jump up 7.5%. more "varney and company" coming up. friday night, buddy. you are gonna need a wingman. and with my cash back, you are money. forget him. my airline miles will take your game worldwide. what i'm really looking for is -- i got two words for you -- re-wards. ♪ ♪ there's got to be better cards than this. [ male announcer ] there's a better way with creditcards.com. compare hundreds of cards from all the major banks to find the one that's right for you. it's simple. search, compare, and apply at creditcards.com. first round's on me. >> deadline for n

of the market for the dow jones and s&p 500 in our view is likely to be in the middle single digits at best. >> all right, mark. let's get now to your picks. mcdonald'sseem to have said they're loving it once again with the stock. you'll forgive me for that. >> i think hopefully it's the likelihood of change as the consequences of change in the sea. it's a stock that hasn't moved since basically 2011. it's a dividend aristocrat though. a company that raises dividends consecutively for the last 38 years. we think there's an opportunity to, if you will, repurpose mcdonald's to make it cool again in the senses of being able to draw back some of that migration away from its menu to a fast casual restaurants. in addition to that, there's a hands to maybe take some of the bloat out of the menu offerings that added to complexity in the whole processing and kind of process to window delivery of fast food coming out of mcdonald's, and i think the combination of the two hopefully will grab some same store sales activity that's going to help to boost share prices meantime. it makes it 3.5% dividend. >> 3.5% is not bad in this market. another pick another mega c

s&p meanwhile about 3 points negative. the question is can it turn positive as the nasdaq is up about 15. >> big earnings reports coming up. what is smash burger doing right that mcdonald'sng? could it have something to do with meat candy? the ceo of smash burger speaks with us exclusively to explain what meat candy is. >>> and how much of a game changer is apple's new web changer planned for this fall? the pros will talk it out. yping, biotech to clean energy. whether your business is moving, expanding or just getting started... only new york offers you zero taxes for 10 years with startup ny business incubators that partner companies with universities, and venture capital funding for high growth industries. see how new york can grow your business and create jobs. visit ny.gov/business >>> let's see, we're down 95 points. are we going to get another triple digit move? it would be the ninth triple digit close for the dow just in the month of march, and four have been up so far, four down. of the 30 components of the dow jones industrial average, six of them are positive and that does not include mcdonald's which today is down 0.81%. >> well smash burger was, in fact foun

s&p 500 winners and losers. >>> welcome back everybody. we have been looking through the stories that caught our attention. i'd like to start on a take of what happened with mcdonald's said it had a serious problem. it needs to change quickly. the problems it's same in the united states, the store sales were down about 4%. much bigger drop than expected. they're trying to get on to had healthier food idea. they're not the only ones. there's a story about burger king saying you can't get a soda anymore your kids meals. you can be offered juice or milk. >> you can get one but it's not part of the meal. >> you get a drink, fries -- >> and for the kids meal for the whole thing. we haven't gotten soda for our kids ever. but at the same time you're hearing from wendy's. check out this video. we've seen the go pro cameras stuck on sports enthusiasts, wendy's has it to show how quick the process goes from the field to the stores and it's all of those guys trying to say we're healthy too. all the old line fast food companies that are losing out to the new fresher food companies that are out there, the quick service. >> diet drinks probably aren't great and the carbonation is