technology gives you another leg up and you haven't seen that with mcdonald's. 's ta brooke has seen what worked in australia and in europe. he really gets it and everybody's bought in. the franchises have bought in. these are a remarkable figure. he's really energized that. people want to have a mcdonald's franchise. >> today by the way, the anniversary of ray kroc's first restaurant opening in des plaines, illinois, what a story. >> what a story that was. >> it sounds like you don't take a gander ahead of this meeting. >> no. look. this meeting -- remember, the chatter of this meeting started february 11th and if you take a look, that's when it's streaming 26. there's no way anything that great can come out of the meeting. i understand that. but, remember, i think it has. been underneath them. that's different than where we were. the demand has picked up around the world including china. yesterday the iea came out with statistics. the u.s. is beginning to drop. it's finally dropping really hard. if you're on the wells fargo conference call, you know that's a majo

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his family is able to be close to him thanks to the nearby ronald mcdonald house. abc7's the family and learned about the team effort to save him. >> we met 21-month-old camilla for just is a couple minutes at a pediatric intensive care unit where he was happy top see mom and dad. >> he loves elmo. he loves stuffed animals. >> can it oa has had a tough time in his short life but as hits parents will tell you, he is a fighter. canoa had a liver transplant just before we saw him at stanford. he had his first surgery for health problems when he was only two months old. and that happened where the family lived in honolulu, hawaii. >> that procedure failed. so the next option was transplant. i was devastated. i mean, it's your baby, you know. you want them to grow up to be healthy and strong. and then you hear that news. >> mom and dad decided canoa's best chance for a donor was for the family to relocate to be near children's hospital in january, 2016. they are living at the ronald mcdonald house at stanford. neither parent was a match for canoa. they weren't the right blood

his family is able to be close to him thanks to the nearby ronald mcdonald house. abc7'samily and learned about the team effort to save him. >> we met 21-month-old canoa for just is a couple minutes at a pediatric intensive care unit where he was happy to see mom and dad. >> he loves elmo. he loves stuffed animals. >> canoa has had a tough time in his short life, but as hits parents will tell you, he is a fighter. canoa had a liver transplant just seven days before we saw him at stanford. he had his first surgery for health problems when he was only two months old. and that happened where the family lives in honolulu, hawaii. >> that procedure failed. so the next option was transplant. i was devastated. i mean, it's your baby, you know. you want them to grow up to be healthy and strong. and then you hear that news. >> mom and dad decided canoa's best chance for a donor was for the family to relocate to be near children's hospital in january, 2016. they are living at the ronald mcdonald house at stanford. neither parent was a match for canoa. they weren't the right blood t

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as for the markets in general, the dow, nasdaq and s&p are all down about 1/3 percent. mcdonald'sut 1/4%. that's after reporting a good quarter thanks to serving breakfast all day. we'll talk about that in a moment. sears will close 80 stores, that includes 68 k-marts and 10 sears locations no bay area stores are on the list but four central locations are. it's unclear how many workers will be affected but they're expected to be complete by mid-september and sears has seen a steady drop in sales. >>> volkswagen releases details of a buyback program. the company may have to take back or fix 1/2 million cars it will take an $18 billion hit for that before 2015. that's related to the scandal which is more than double the amount it previously set aside. it installed software to let cars cheat on tests. they requested the probe. owners file the class action lawsuit, they claim that the engines are programmed to admit a cheat device they have denied the claim so far. some forward thinking companies are helping save money when it comes to child care. the infant at work policy is allowing

s&p 500 up 6 points. >>> mcdonald's is testing out a new mcnugget recipe. the company began testing the new mcnuggets in oregon and washington and if all goes well we could see them on menus in the bay area soon. >>> an arrest in a decades old cold case. >> after the break we will hear from the family of a three-year- old boy taken from his room more than 30 years ago about what this development means to them. >>> if you like cuddling up with your dog, new information from animal psychologists about why you should not actually give your dog a hug. >>> after more than 30 years, police have made an arrest in a kidnapping cold case that dates back to 1984 when three-year- old clark toshiro handa disappeared from his home. now a man who was family friend and is in prison for child molestation is facing kidnapping and murder charges. >> very darling. huggable kid. used to go fishing with my dad. >> reporter: earl handa has memories of his nephew clark who everyone stalled toshiro or toshie. photos stop at age three. it was baffling from the start. his mom found

. >>> abc 7's cheryl jennings was the emcee at the ronald mcdonald house.hey can accommodate 47 families per night that have children with life-threatening illnesses. >>> a bay area man is running 100 miles. he's lost 180 pounds in two years. he's running from abc 7 was there to talk with him about his journey. >> start small. little things definitely will add up. start with just walking around the block but just go out, get active. find something you like to do and just do it. >> the run is not just for mccluskey. it's also for charity. last year he raised $18,000 for the silicon valley children's fund. >>> a live look from the golden gate bridge. he'll run across this some time in the next few hours. what's the forecast looking like as he runs to san jose tomorrow? meteorologist drew tuma has the answer. >> good for him first of all. second of all, he'll be dealing with a lot of wet weather. it's been a soaker of a day. light rain continues into sunday. we'll go in tighter. across the region from san francisco, oakland to hayward and san bruno to very lig

when you -- when we start have larry mcdonald and the hottie back on, get worried about your s&p -- > michael on when times aren't so crazy. there's no question that credit conditions are tightening, but think about the sectors where there's been irresponsible lending, and it's in energy, even in parts of the biotech chain where a lot of capital is thrown at businesses where we're not sure how profitable or the cash burn is incredibly high. >>> could the gold rush just be getting started? why one raider is betting on huge base. all of our traders use twitter, what are they doing to get the social media edge? . >> oh, yeah, baby. >> yeah, danny. >> >>> much more "fast money" is straight ahead. "super food?" is that a real thing? it's a great school, but is it the right one for her? is this really any better than the one you got last year? if we consolidate suppliers, what's the savings there? so should we go with the 467 horsepower? ...or is a 423 enough? good question. you ask a lot of good questions... i think we should move you into our new fund. sure... ok. but are you asking enoug

jennifer: mcdonald's gospel fest is less than two weeks away. fox 5's alison morris introduces us to the gospel star who has been headlining the concert since the '80s. >> i am so excited. it's like i can't wait for it to get here. i'm grateful i'm grateful >> reporter: bishop hezekiah walker is a veteran of the mcdonald's gospel fest stage. year after year he takes part in the mega concert and he says this year the performances will be truly special. >> reporter: gospel music and the church has been a huge part of walker's life for decades. he's currently the senior pastor of the prominent love fellowship tabernacle church in brooklyn. >> how many -- >> reporter: he says preaching is in his blood. >> i see people's lives exchange. i see people get up and do better, feel better about themselves. the spiritual part of man is very important. that's the part that i tap into. this is my testimony. >> reporter: when it comes to the power of gospel music, walker says the sky is the limit. >> i tell people everywhere there's nothing that you go through as an i

. >>> abc7's cheryl jennings was the m.c. at an annual ronald mcdonaldouse in palo alto last night. house party raises money to expand the house to accommodate 114 families who have children with life-threatening illnesses. may is when the families can move in. to find out how you can donate we have a link on our website, abc7news.com. >>> a bay area man is running 100 miles to celebrate the amazing transformation he's made to his body. jake mcclusky of san jose has lost 102 pounds. he expects to arrive there this afternoon. abc7 news was in novato to talk to mccluskey about his journey. >> start small. little things definitely will add up. just start with just walking around the block, but just go out and get active, find something you like to do and just do it. >> the run is not just for mccluskey, it's also for charity. last year he ran from san francisco to san jose raising $18,000 for the silicon valley children's fund. 6:17, the time. lisa, hopefully -- so he's probably going to get some rain this morning, right. >> yeah. >> but the afternoon? >> y

months and it's taken until now the defeat the building completely >>> abc7's cheryl jennings was the m.c. at an annual ronald mcdonaldises money to expand the house to accommodate 114 families who have children with life-threatening illnesses. may is when the families can move in. to find out how you can donate we have a link on our website, abc7news.com. >>> a bay area man is running 100 miles to celebrate the amazing transformation he's made to his body. jake mcclusky of san jose has lost 102 pounds. -- 180 pounds in two years. he expects to arrive there this afternoon. abc7 news was in novato to talk to mccluskey about his journey. >> start small. little things definitely will add up. just start with just walking around the block, but just go out and get active, find something you like to do and just do it. >> the run is not just for mccluskey, it's also for charity. last year he ran from san francisco to san jose raising $18,000 for the silicon valley children's fund. 9:18 is the time. hopefully some dry weather? >> very impressive. we are going to be getting some dry weather. by the scattered showers are going t

mcdonald's builds a bigger burger. stocks on wall street finished mostly higher, though. the dow jones industrials gained 49 points. the ssix points. the tech-heavy nasdaq composed fell 19. >>> chip-making giant intel is cutting 12,000 jobs, that's about 11% of its work force. intel says there will be vary and in-- will be voluntary and involuntary departures from operations worldwide. most affected workers will be notified in 60 days. intel is reorganizing in the face of declining sales in personal computers. intel says it hopes the cuts will save $1.4 billion annually. >>> google is expected to be charged with breaking europe's antitrust rules. the e.u. says google unfairly favors google services like its search engine and google maps. the charges known as statement of objections could be filed as early as today. the u.s. is also looking into when google broke antitrust laws. >>> coke is getting a new look. coca-cola is giving its cans and bottles a makeover called one brand. it plans to unify the appearance of regular coke, diet coke, coke zero, and coke life. the new look will feature a red disc reminiscent of regula

s cheryl jennings was the m. c. at an annual ronald mcdonald house in palo alto last night. party raises money to expand the house to accommodate 114 families with life-threatening illnesses. to find out how you can donate we have a link on our website, abc7news.com a bay area man is running 100 miles to celebrate the amazing transformation he's made to his body. jake mcclusyy of san jose has lost 102 pounds. he expects to arrive there this afternoon. abc7 news was in novato to talk to mccluskey about his journey. >> start small. little things definitely will add up. just start with just walking around the block, but just go out and get active, find something you like to do and just do it. >> the run is not just for mccluskey, it's also for charity. last year he ran from san francisco to san jose raising $18,000 for the silicon valley children's fund. lisa, i had a chance to meet him a few months back. great guy, bigger speaker rags. >> that's cool. a lot of folks out in the rain yesterday. finally it tapered off but steady, height rain all night long as we continue to sit o

ibm, i'm having a hard's s seei how they are fixing. all call down. and mcdonald'sday breakfast seems good, so i'll go up. >> ibm has had a pretty decent run. as has caterpillar are. the one that i would be most optimistic about is mcdonald's. >> agree. >> yeah, you know, what you got to go with the mcdonald's. it's had a nice breakout here. i don't know if it will move 4% on earnings, but on a pull back, that would be a name that you would look at. >> big fans of mike khouw here. mike, thank you. >> "options action" friday, 5:30. >> thank you. >> sorry, go ahead. oh, i did it all right. >> we'll have the final trade. i'm here at the td ameritrade trader offices. steve, other than making me move stuff, what are you working on? let me show you. okay. our thinkorswim trading platform aggregates all the options data you need in one place and lets you visualize that information for any options series. okay, cool. hang on a second. you can even see the anticipated range of a stock expecting earnings. impressive... what's up, tim. td ameritrade. ♪jake reese, "day to feel

mcdonald's stock is up 30% in the last 12 months. other stock s of what i would call an every day food. >> are you an every day mcdonald's eater? >> no. they do a lot of business. tyson, mcdonald's, cisco, these are the kinds of consumer staple stocks that have been very much in favor right now. i don't think necessarily mcdonald's it's all about the company it's keeping. it's worth noting it's had a tail wind in terms of stock performance because of this kind of peer group. >> are you suggesting it's not can i get a mcpick too? those commercials were blanketed. >>> speaking of a companies that have seen a run up the past few months. >> well, with the s&p 500, climbing back up towards its record high, you had to have wondered can it get there without the support of very big influential tech names. we're seeing the wider effects of earnings from alphabet and microsoft today dragging down the broader markets, especially the nasdanasdaq. one very big name has been sitting out of the rally, that's apple. the most valuable company in the s&p. it's been

s&p snapping a three-day winning streak. stocks close near session lows. more earnings to come today. general electric, mcdonald'same a few. the nasdaq down 2 to 4,945. tracy, back over to you. >> landon dowdy, thank you. have a nice weekend. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> dry and mild, 63 degrees at nbc 10. clouds will be moving in. we'll get sunshine this morning, a big warmup. you'll need your umbrella later today. 5:25 is the time. jessica boyington is watching your first alert traffic. jessie? >> we're watching the boulevard right now. no problems or delays, right around 17th street. see traffic moving along nicely. we do have problems out there and a vehicle fire. i'll tell you where it's closing a major roadway when i'm back at 5:30. >>> a ballot question on this year's pennsylvania primary is causing controversy just days before the vote. hear why several local organizes are telling voters to just say no. >>> plus, in the line of fire, we'll tell you why new jersey fire officials are trying to calm fears following a recent article in tone" magazine. do washinthey sure do,ans side because big

with that said, there's seemingly no stopping the s&p right now and some of the stocks we talked about with momentum, home depot, coca-cola, timmy's mcdonald's continues to perform. >> i'm long coke and long mcdonald's. i'm long names like this that i think are safe investments and you have to think about where we are. we're in a place, like, the ism wasn't gangbusters in the u.s. but actually better. people looking for a balance. china pmi in expansion mode in the black for the first time since jewel of 2015. they are very real macro things left to say that are different. you add in the fact that the fed has now taken on three or four different mandates and talked about that yesterday with torsten and in a place why equities shouldn't be frayeding here and i totally agree with guy. you can't tell me as constructive as i largely have been, i do acknowledge that there are major risks out there, and i think equities are overly complacent here, especially when you consider that this move now off the lows surpasses the move from july/september and i would be cautious. >> what do you do in this environment when you say the markets could be tradin

put owl april fool's announcements, one of mine is star "star star s retiring and will be replaced by sam the star misch. >> mcdonald's in the thing. >> sorry,charlie. >> there's brad the saw fish. tasty and twice as most. mcdonald's has their mmm box. people got excited about this that once a month a mcrib would show up at your doorstep, but the mmm box looks like a lot of fun. i love the lumberjack linen but that's also not to be. >> the stock is in record territory today, highest it's ever been. >> i wonder i would,. >> the all-day mcmuffin. >> they need to have all dimcgridles. >> some glaze have new fins, some areas they have biscuits. there's one more funny thing, i believe from grub hub. >> grub hub. >> we in new york live off grub hub. >> a food delivery service and they announced customers who love the smell of food and new cars can now catch a ride with their delivers and it's called gruber. >> i like it. with. >> vert metal. >> the u.s. army. >> they said that they had teleported an entire battalion, that then pour addition is not just the -- teleportation is now science fact and they don't have to use plan

s crossed. >> kids love them and parents will like this news. the steps mcdonald'sre taking to make their chicken mcnug tsdz a little healthier. >>> well, you know it's important to take care of your eyes. but what about your pet's vision? it's especially crucial for service animals like guide dogs, police and military dogs and other service animals to be free of eye issues. next month, certain animals can qualify for free exams. here with us, a veterinary optimist along with officer gerard of the low er mayfield township office. thank you all for being here. doctor, let me start with you. i had a dog for ten years. unless he runs into the wall, i wouldn't know to take him in. >> it's usually true. most dogs' vision are spot on. they don't need it for reading and driving. the biggest thing we really worry about with our pet patients is are they uncomfortable? if you notice redness, squinting, tearing of the eyes. haziness or discoloration or sometimes especially for these guys, subtle vision things you'll notice first. they may not be able to see peripheraly over he

a former mcdonald's ceo said th minimum wage will hurt small businesses. when california and new york increase pay to $15 an hour, price-sill go up and people will lose jobs. new york governor andrew cuomo said that the higher wage will make things more fair for workers. and dominos pizza, spanning in to the italian market, the restaurant has two locations in milan and said that the garlic bread and barbecue chicken pizza has brought meant of customers. now, back to "red eye." ♪ this may be a first, a young man pulled a daring stunt to impress a girl. michael banks climbed morrow rock to propose to his girlfriend via facetime, good news, she said yes and bad news, what he did was illegal and emergency responders were dispatched to get him. now he has to pay,0 thousands o dollars for the chopper ride down, but look who was flying the helicopter. [ laughter ] >> okay. love that. that is amazing. i don't think it's real. i mean, it was real, but that was not the real helicopter that rescued him. after the stunt, the city claimed that it was illegal and dangerous, we hope people will choose to view frit from below, protectin

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i think chances s of republican party being united are growing slimmer by the day. stuart: ouch!. michael goodwin. mcdonald'sll-time high hit this morning. second new high for mcdonald's this month and 10th new high for this year. they have a turnaround plan. looks like it is working. >>> next up, the tax foundation says we pay more on taxes, on food, clothing, housing combined. what do you have. >> cheery wake-up call. 4.9 trillion what americans pay in all-in, federal, state and local. 4.9 trillion. thatith necessity, food, clothing shelter average me take for us to be clear of all our tax bills, we basically work for the u.s. government up until april 24th on average. if y live in new jersey, new york, california it is may. that is how long you are literally paying what you make throrough the government through may. you keepfter may for yourself. stuart: hillary and bernie want more. >> that's correct. stuart: both of them want more tax revenue. >> yes. stuart: even though you have 4.9 trillion coming in already, both want more. >> this is wake-up call. what are you payining for, americans, out there, rig

s. >> it will be 80 on monday. >> i'm talking about next week even. >> oh, bam. >> you are greedy. >> lets get to mcdonald's, what's is racking up the wraps. >> putting a wrap on it. they say their signature product was supposed to attract younger, healthier either but millennial where is in the biting. >> nope. >> some market are still selling chicken ranch version of the snack wrap. >> i never ordered a wrap i have had one of that are wraps. they are good. i'm not a wrap fan in general. i like rap music. >> but it is a wrap on that. >> that yellow door looks good. >> what is up with you and that door. >> i did such a great job. >> wait until you see. >> i feel bad you have to zoom in every time you zoom in on the door. >> no, that is an extra bonus. >> is it. >> never. >> okay, i was talking to our former traffic reporter, a little while ago, fellas. >> do yourself a favor and hang around. >>> bringing jobs back to the you had is a big issue during the election, campaign, but what will it cost us. >> and would a parent be willing to pay that price. >> financial experts say it is possible but bringing back jobs

mcdonald's shares are higher by .7%. >>> as you know, all the major averages are lower now. we have seen all ten s00 sectors go into the red. utilities had been positive. still the least negative at this point. and industrials also just generally flat. worst performers are financials. on the down days you see utilities are the positive, or least bad. along with telecom. telecom hard hit today with financials as well. industrials, energy, health care consumer staples, a sector like consumer staples, often considered a place where you might look for safe haven, it is lower by 1%. now over to seema mody, she's got a market flash. >> let's look at shares of hanes up 4% after the company announced it acquired champion europe which owns a trademark brand for the champion brand international europe. the middle east and africa. the all cash deal is expected to close midyear in 2016. the stock bright spot in today's trade up by 3.8%. >>> well, there is so much irony dripping out of this next story that you can probably smell it through your car radio. according to moscow times, the russian communist party

s&p trading to the flatline, nasdaq just a tad lower. protesters calling for pay of 15 bucks an hour, swarming mcdonald's stores around the country today. they say they're targeting mcdonald's because of its ability to input practices throughout the economy. microsoft is suing the u.s. government for the right to tell its customers when a federal agency is looking at their e-mail. the tech giant says the government is violating the constitution by making these demands without telling the consumers the d.o.j. has not commented as of yet. we'll be right back. we'll have the latest on aggression by russia. one of the jets buzzing by one of our ships, 30 times. what is putin up to? colonel peters is here with a look at that. stay tuned. when you booked this trip, you didn't know we had hundreds of thousands of places to stay all over the world. or that we searched billions of flights to get you here. a few weeks ago, you didn't even know where here was. now the only thing you don't know, is how you're gonna leave. expedia. technology that connects you to the people and places that matter. . >> on the deck, below the bridge wing. trish: wow.

mcdonald. [ laughter ] >> anyways, i see him and he's like laughing at me. and i guess this is like the first time i ever got sassy. like i saw him and i like -- i sergarten. you're in kindergarten. how would you know to say something like that? >> my attitude was like that. >> jimmy: oh, i gotcha. >> i didn't say it. >> jimmy: yeah, good. >> anyways, i'm like singing and i see his face. he's like, laughing at me. i just go, ooh! >> jimmy: yeah. >> i have it on video too. and i just start singing and i wail. and i tear the house down. >> jimmy: yeah. do you still have that in you? is that why -- 'cause i told you this when i saw you perform on "saturday night live." and it's live. and you can sing. you really do it all. i mean, i'm just -- seriously i -- [ cheers and applause ] you're singing and you're going for it. i go -- and you know i love you. you hit this note you're like -- and you hit this note and i go, oh, my god, that's great. stop. stop now. because it's a hit. and then walk away. but no no. you go to another level and sing louder and higher. and i go, oh, my gosh. demi! i'm yelling at my tv set, like, stop! stop singing. because it's

tony winner audra mcdonald playing "lottie gee," the actress who starred in the 1921 production, and it's choreographed by savion glover, the renowned tap dancer and creator of the 1990'salk out of that theater not knowing something that it didn't come in with. there's so much information in the show. something we call edu-tainment. it's not just about putting on a show. it's about making sure that we continue to elevate the minds of this generation, and then of generations to come. >> brown: four men created the original 1921 play: composer eubie blake and lyricist noble sissle, writer-actors flournoy miller and aubrey lyle, and brought new sounds and moves to broadway. the play introduced onstage romance between blacks, rarely if ever, seen in the era. it also included older elements of vaudeville, and black actors in blackface. tony award winners brian stokes mitchell and billy porter play the comedy team of miller and lyle. >> one of the parts of the show is our two characters performed in blackface, as did many performers back then. and it's interesting, because it had a different context for african-american performers, because it was more like a-- in a sense, a

was a big loser, energy the best form of the day, the s&p up 5, the nasdaq up 17, we are seeing the tao stocks today hitting lifetime highs, mcdonald's, united health, johnson & johnson, when you look at united health all the brokerages are raising their price target, exiting obamacare next year. that got a jump, johnson & johnson with pricing power, better sales and mcdonald's doing great, up about 9% this year. they have been expanding in asia, second day in a row hitting an all-time high, the best performer of the tao as well. more cavuto coast-to-coast coming up after the break. and alerts you. warns you about incoming cross-traffic. cameras and radar detect dangers you don't. and it can even stop by itself. so in this crash test, one thing's missing: a crash. the 2016 e-class. now receive up to a $3,000 spring bonus on the e350 sport sedan. neil: stunning news on andrew jackson. i want to pass that along. it could explain why he was bumped off of the $20 bill. before we get to that coca-cola, look what is going on with the stock. it is getting climate having sides of weakening demand for its product here, there and everywhere. m

now the company says more than 150,000 of those model 3's have been pre-ordered, just since the release yesterday. how about mcdonald'sagain, near all-time highs, that stock has been on fire, up 30% just since last april. fox business network, a poll, wisconsin, cruz, trum p and kasich. this was taken before trump's gaffe on abortion. trump trails with women, evangelicals and those who say they're very conservative. trump meeting with the republican party, trying to make peace and here is what he said about the meeting. roll tape. >> well, it was a very good meeting and we met with the staff. it's a unity meeting and i think they wanted to discuss unity and like discussing unity, too. stuart: it's a unity meeting. singing kumbayah why don't we. here an r.n. c chair, what he said about the meeting, listen up. >> i'm not really worried in record to supporting the eventual nominee or the party, they've all agreed to that by virtue in one days signing our data agreement. they're not going to get the data and the tools of the sea and run to be our nominee and tell me that they're not going to support the party. it doesn't

declining revenues for the third straight quarter and we heard from s&p capital that expected earnings are expected to be down 8.1%. mcdonald's biggest big mac, four hamburger patties between three sesame seed buns. four patties, three buns. the angry whopper topped with a pepper infused bun. and who can forget the carl, jr. and hardee's creator who stuffed an entire picnic in a sandwich. and joining us is famous dave ceo, ed, good to see you. >> thanks for having me, glad to be here. >> that's a lot of sandwich, these burgers, so we're getting bigger and bigger in terms of burgers, that's what's resonating with the american people? >> i think anytime you have new news about a menu you're going to get people excited about coming in and trying things. it's never about the single hamburger or multiple, it's always about the total meal and use and how you fit that into your life style. it's fun and i don't think that people should eat a whole bunch of those things, but it's a pretty good idea. maria: we've got such a competitive market for burgers. dagen, you've got shake shack, in and out burger and smaller companies in to get

s&p is better by just about one and a half points, the nasdaq up by two. i'm going to say this is not really aggressive trading. still pretty muted. mcdonald'sa dow component and not loving it. it may be higher on the stock charts, but protesters across the country are joining the fight for 15, targeting the world's largest burger chain, mcdonald's, asking them you've got to pay your workers $15 an hour. the protesters are being joined by verizon workers as well as health care and educational professionals. we have shares of mcd which has hit all-time high after all-time high this just the past couple of weeks moving higher once again to $127.43. to politics and how the tide has turned. what started off to be a cloudy month, that's how you could categorize it for the trump campaign, following his loss in the wisconsin primary, now seeing sunshine ahead of new york's primary next tuesday. a florida prosecutor deciding not to prosecute donald trump's campaign manager, corey lewandowski, for battery after a march run-in with former reporter michelle fields. the decision comes as trump leads his republican rivals by double digits on his home tur

mcdonald's, we had a couple misses. futures staying in positive territory. dow futures up by about 12 points. s&p up barely three.miners taking a beating. great on the year but not on the section. down by 1.4% on the ftse. a commodity story. , looking for to half that to 35. so metals and iron ore taking a beating. but the crude up. that's the mover. dollar-yen up. the back of a report. the boj may move to lend money to banks with a negative rate. and the fx market is churning on the back of it. let's get to matt miller for stocks to watch. and generalillar electric will way down. the red.s in lowered earnings and sales forecast for the year. investors don't like that. ge, despite topping estimates, in the red. questions are raised about their ability to meet full-year estimates. and honeywell down a little -- just about 2/10 of 1%. it is first quarter -- its first -- its as the mean first-quarter earnings also went up, but it is moving in sympathy. in plastic, visa and amex in the red. the top end of its revenue forecast, setting a weaker global economy -- exciting a weaker global economy. no longerhe bank sayin

an announcement says mcdonald will guess unprecedented access to those closest to houston. >>> time for traffic and weather on the 2's. johnny. >> thank you. and basically, chris, he's happy. he's just happy. that's what he's singing about. and it's friday, and we're happy as well. this is kind of fun, 45, good old bob, another fun historical fact. happy birthday to the whitestone bridge. 1939, it looks great. so happy birthday there as you tool around. john has a 46 and nen jeurys fall. a little light rain earlier. brian's got 49 in long beach you really can barely tell where the sky ends and the saimins, and the sea gives way to sand. it's that shade of gray. we're going to see similar conditions today. there may be a break the middle part of the day where we see some sun. cloudy and 50 right now. wind are variable at 5. relative humidity at 52%. numbers range from the low 40s to right around 50. 48 in stanford. chatham's at 46. 46 in bedford as well. 50 still out the door. it's a jacket day today. not even 55 at lunchtime. there's that break. you'll see some -- a little bit of sun during the middle part of the day

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s&p 500, a 6% gain. look at this, three dow stocks again hitting lifetime highs. we've got mcdonald'searlier. united technologies and j & j. j&j again all time highs. president obama just wrapping up a two-hour meeting with the king of saudi arabia and as we reported last hour, the ranking member of the house intelligence committee says we should declassify those 28 pages in the 9/11 report. ashley: we're talking about democratic congressman adam schiff. he said in part releasing the redacted 28 pages of this earlier report with any redactions necessary to protect intelligence sources and members, would help address speculation that these 28 pages provide proof that a saudi government or saudi involvement in the 9/11 attacks. let's have some transparency and have a look. stuart: let's see it all. here is donald trump addressing the new york crowd after his very decisive win last night. >> even though we're leading by a lot and we can't be caught, impossible to catch us, nobody should take delegates and claim victory unless they get those delegates with voters and voting. and that's wh

s&p 500 is also positive and is positive for the year, just barely, about .3 of a percent. nasdaq is negative. some of the stocks doing very well today, mcdonald'sy well. it hit a new all-time high, third this week. 11th since the year began. now trading down slightly for 2016. domino's pizza hit a new 52-week high. $136.51. it is up .4 of a percent. yum! brands is up. jack-in-the-box, having its best day in almost more than a year. up 5%. morgan stanley says you should stay involved in the company. there is long term reason to do that. more "cavuto: coast to coast" after this. ♪ in new york state, we believe tomorrow starts today. all across the state, the economy is growing, with creative new business incentives, the lowest taxes in decades, and new infrastructure for a new generation attracting the talent and companies of tomorrow. like in rochester, with world-class botox. and in buffalo, where medicine meets the future. let us help grow your company's tomorrow - today - at business.ny.gov >> eight east the "chart of the day." neil: that is not a stock chart. look at this puppy, america. it looks confusing. i can't even read it. i will tell

mcdonald's under the new leadership has completely seemingly righted their ship. i want to say is a stock made an all time high today. the things that concern me, sas magnificent but mentioned the transport and seemingly rolling over the last couple of days. the vix down to 13 and evan can speak to this, that that has been historically levels that is teams to bounce from meaning maybe a sell-off is imminent, right? and crude oil seems to be rolling over as well. now, we decoupled today, absolutely 100% but it's been lock step the last 18 months. it will be interesting to see how things trade on monday. >> on that point on oil, let's add another voice in the conversation here, anthony grisanti, saudi arabia says it won't freeze production unless iran and others agree. how much is that story influencing oil's weakness here and do you expect more to come? >> that story, kelly, two weeks ago was an important stortry to us down here and then a lot of traders realized there's way too much production in the world of oil and they would be freezing at record levels. they doesn't ask the second largest producer to join in the freeze, which is the u.s. and

mcdonald's. it's back up little e bit. still away from the alall-time highs of last week. goldman sachs, very ininterestig story. theye going to offer onlnline savings scan opopen one online fr as little as $ gerri willisis is here x she wro the book, , h is not a four-letter word i'll agreeith you on that one. [laughter] i do find it interesng that a big name like ldman sachs, you go online and open a savin account r $1like that. nd the return is great. you know in is environment that actually is topthe charts. at's a good number, believe or not. this?ution, why are they doing theyuired ge capital, right? a unit of ge capital, got bin inin assets, 150,000 customers. thre serving the masses. you said it going to break that's absoluty true. and i've got to sais is going to be attractive to a lot ofeopl but relators kind of pushed the coany in this direction. dodd-frank made itery difficult for thbanks to do propetary y trading, so there we gogo. i me, th is going to be fascinatin they havhired super smart executives in this ana which is red hot, by the way. online banking is red hot. stuart: sure. 's a start, isn't it? well, it seems to me that they'ra

s&p 500 down by 7 1/2. and we have the nasdaq down by 15 or just about a third of a percent. as for the best performing stock, mcdonald'sore than 1%. a lot of analysts out with positive comments about that stock today. on the down side, goldman sachs and caterpillar. we want to call your attention to sarepta therapeutics. the fda panel meets to discuss whether to speed the approval of this stock. "power lunch" will be right back. what are you working on? let me show you. okay. our thinkorswim trading platform aggregates all the options data you need in one place and lets you visualize that information for any options series. okay, cool. hang on a second. you can even see the anticipated range of a stock expecting earnings. impressive... what's up, tim. td ameritrade. i have an orc-o-gram we for an "owen."e. that's me. ♪ you should hire stacy drew. ♪ ♪ she wants to change the world with you. ♪ ♪ she can program jet engines to talk and such. ♪ ♪ her biggest weakness is she cares too much. ♪ thank you. my friend really wants a job at ge. mine too. ♪ i'm a wise elf from a far off shire. ♪ and sanjay patel is who you should

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mcdonald's with that. absolutely. >> summer road trip. >> probably very nice in july. >> absolutely. or any day. bye, guys. >> thanks, sue. >>> 28 minutes left before the bell. the dow still up just about 50 points, the s00 also up about the same percent, nasdaq marginally down still. when we come back td ameritrade fred tomczyk. >> also ahead yahoo and intel posting their results after the bell, we will preview those earnings and break them down the second they hit the tape. keep it right here. [woodworker] i live in the fine details. that's why i run on quickbooks. i use the payments app to accept credit cards... ...and everything autosyncs. those sales prove my sustainable designs are better for the environment and my bottom line. that's how i own it. >>> welcome back. looking at shares of td ameritrade down 2.5% today on a revenue miss this morning in their earnings result. they posted $14 billion in new client assets. >>> joining us now fred tomczyk, president and ceo of td ameritrade to talk about those numbers and his business. >> it's great to be here. >> tell us about the environment in the first quarter. tough for markets but your customer activity went up and you pulled in to net new assets.

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