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what i have in blue is mcdonald's and what i have in orange is the s and p. and, you know, your eyes are working. you can see there is a difference there. so at some point how much is too much? let's go to the next chart. i want to introduce all restaurants. while some have been good, if you look at these they are equal weighted. restaurants are really quite poor compared to mcdonald's and compared to the market. so let's zero in on mcdonald's. and this is a little detail. all right. here we go. now, i'm going to draw some lines. the first thing i would say you would do is the following. 114 sessions down and exactly the same 115 sessions back up, right? to prior high. that'ssymmetry. now i've drawn the lines. let's look at it again. you have a decline right back to the high and then you get your break-out. right? you get a textbook break out. there is something called a measured move for a break out. how far can a break out go? here's the head and shoulders bottom. the one way you could say fau far something could go. you see this huge move here. take a look

what i have in blue is mcdonald's and what i have in orange is the s&p. you know, your eyes are working. you can see there's a difference. at some point how much is too much. let's go to the next chart. now, e want to introduce all restaurants. and while some have been quite good, all restaurants if you look at things like chipotle and red garden, buffalo. restaurants are really quite poor compared to mcdonald's and compared to the market. so let's zero in on mcdonald's a little bit. this is going to be a little detailed. this is the same long-term chart. i'm going to move on from that. here we go. i'm going to draw some lines. the first thing i would say you can do is the following. 114 sessions down and exactly the same 115 sessions back up right to the prior high. that's symmetry. let's look at it another way. now i've drawn the lines. let's look at it again. now i've drawn those lines. so you have a symmetrical, 15% to 70% declean. right back to the high and then you get your breakout, right? you get a textbook breakout. there's something called a tex

mcdonald's. my neighbor saw me in the elevator with a mickey d.'s was crack so he wouldn't think less of me. topic number 4. the next big thing for pretentious coffee snobs has arrived. the ava latte is made when a barista pours coffee into an avocado shell. if it sound stupid, it is. but it's par for the course in a world where the most expensive could nice made from beents that were pooped out by a cat. i don't know -- topic number 5. tom cruise announced he's making a top gun 2. cruise told an australian morning show filming will begin in the next year. so somebody beat kenny logins and tell him to put shoe polish in his beard because it's go time. people say this one, maverick joins a religious cult and divorces three women who want nothing to do with it. then the iceman flies in and tries to save him. >> you can be my wing man any kennedy: that's so heterosexual. i'm totally kidding about the script. i think i speak for everyone when i say hollywood finally has the guts to make a sequel. coming up a high school in north carolina may have reache

mcdonald's drive-thru. it happened .. on georgia avenue in northwest d.c. fanny metonou says she was attacked after she snagged a spot in the drive-thru line. detectives say a woman in a tan mercedes s-u-v believed that was "her" spot.. and that's when that brick went flying. says during the attack, a passenger in the mercedes started banging on her hood. head. she was taken to the hospital.. but was not seriously injured. we're hearing from the parents of murdered d-n-c worker seth rich. this- after fox news retracts a story that sparked conspiracy theories that rich was killed for leaking emails to wikileaks. the washington post published a letter from rich's parents which said in part, "there are people who are using our beloved seth's memory and legacy for their own political goals, and they are using your outrage to perpetuate our nightmare." d-c police say rich was killed during a robbery -but nothing was taken. happening today.. former vice president joe biden will deliver the class day address at harvard university. he'll speak to graduating seniors during a ceremony that begins at two p.m. facebook c-e-o mark zuckerburg will give the commencement address tomorrow. season 24

s&p futures down 6. lauren: oil and gold this morning, oil down 11 cents, 47.42 a barrel. nicole: mcdonalds is helping franchises to upgrade. the wall street journal report that is the company is offering to pay 55% to have costs for changes that can rub as high as $70,000 for each location, mcdonalds usually expects the franchisees to pick upmost of the tab when it imposes upgrades on the restaurants but the company is trying to win back the core customers lost to rivals. shares of miquid's up. lauren: chinese micro blogging side suggesting that facebook come to china to learn how to block content. here is the issue. facebook is banned in china and china also bans content that includes politically unacceptable topics. china does that by using filtering technologies and police squads and it's been difficult for facebook to crack chinese markets. facebook announced just last week that it was adding 3 more thousand people to review content bringing total number to 7500. nicole: nordstrom, one of the stocks we are watching today. shares lost 4% after the sales fell down in quarter. macy's plun

news4's mark segraves has been talking to witnesses about what really happened outside that downtown mcdonald's. he joins us now with a story you'll see only on news4. >> that's right. this is a story about a death the casey family believes could have been avoided and should have been investigated better. but it's also a star about-- st about a mother and father who never gave up on their son. patrick grew up outside albany, new york, joined the army and in 2011 after returning from afghanistan, he was studying at george washington university. he got into a fight and was killed. at the time, the police said the fight started with a >> the push came from mr. casey. >> reporter: they say police rushed to the wrong judgment. >> they only looked at information that supported the conclusion that they had reached. this wasn't fair, wasn't impartial. due process never took place. >> reporter: just weeks after holding that press conference, the u.s. attorney's office told d.c. police in this letter, they it classified his homicide as justifiable and they would not prosecute the men involved. paul and g

could we see a new record for the s&p 500, one point, nearly two points above the old record at 2402. you have to be with me. >>> mcdonald'sely-held component, and stock. workers protesting for $15, the ceo makes 15 million. what is happening, jeff? reporter: workers say if you work at mcdonald's you need food stamps to get by, something is wrong with this picture. a deeper look into it in just a moment when we come back. ♪ ♪ there's nothing more important than your health. so if you're on medicare or will be soon, you may want more than parts a and b here's why. medicare only covers about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. you might want to consider an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like any medicare supplement insurance plan, these help pick up some of what medicare doesn't pay. and, these plans let you choose any doctor or hospital that accepts medicare patients. you could stay with the doctor or specialist you trust... or go with someone new. you're not stuck in a network... because there aren't any. so don't wait. call now to request you

s? what about broadband? we had a doctor in northern would look at x-rays at the hospital. he would have to drive to the mcdonald's parking lot to look at x-rays for his patients. , aone of our reservations kid gets wi-fi in his house and he looks out the window and there's all these kids in his yard. that's the only place they could do their homework. we need a big infrastructure investment. was whatdent said that he was going to start with. remember, on election night? it is too bad they have not done that yet. the senate democrats have a plan and we will work with anyone or anybody to get it done. [applause] sen. klobuchar: last, we need to keep costs done for american families. costs are going up. your cable bill, your phone bill , pharmaceuticals. we need more competition period . we have to much economic concentration. whether it is in health care or the cable industry. look at prescription drugs. my daughter has a severe allergy . she carries and at the pen everywhere. you saw that price quadruple. there was a backlash all over social media and we were able to get the costs down. you cannot do that for ever

mcdonald's specifically, if you are long to take profit and a sort seller maybe you can make a buck here. so as always a comparative chart. what i have in orange is, the s. and you know your eyes are working. you can see there is a difference. at some point how much is tooch? let's go to the next chart. now i want to introduce all restaurants and while some have been quite good, all restaurants, if you look at chipotle and red robin and restaurants are really quite poor compared to mcdonald's and compared to the market. so let's zero in on mcdonald's a little bit. this is a little detail, this perceived long chart, i will move on from that. here we go. now i will draw some lines. so the first thing i would say you could do is the following. 114 sessions down on exactly the same 115 sessions back up. that's symmetry. let's look at it another way. now drawing the lines. let's look at it again. i'm drawing those lines. so you have a symmetrical 15 to 17% decline. right back to the high. then you get your breakout. you get a textbook breakout. there is something called a pressured move, how far can a breakout go? all right. here's a head and shoulders botto

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mcdonald's laws and unknown energy drink. davis collapsing right in the middle of his class at his high school in south carolina. he had no heart condition or family history of cardiac issues. 'sh their kids about how dangerous caffeine can be. >> high school funded by taxpayers hosting a special prom for muslim girls. >> no boys allowed in this prom, princess night near detroit. the annual event a safe space for muslim girls allowing them to take off their he jobs and leather her down. >> the school counselor describes it as a, quote, empowering night. >> foxbusiness alert, dangerous defect putting the brakes on more than 1 million trucks. >> l casone he from foxbusiness here with that warning that you need before you head to work. >> especially if you own a dodge ram pickup truck. this is the recall, 1.25 million vehicles, the issue is a software glitch. of the truck ends up in a rollover situation the fear, the problem could be the seatbelts don't deploy. the recall notice will be set out if you own a dodge ram particularly 2014-16, you want to reach out to the dealerships and get that taken care of. there has been one death and two injuries because of this problem so this

s! ♪ "dear sebastian, after careful consideration of your application, it is with great pleasure that we offer our congratulations on your acceptance..." through the tuition assistance program, every day mcdonald'sople go to college. it's part of our commitment to being america's best first job. ♪ >>> welcome back, newly appointed white house contemporary, hallie jackson. bbc world news anchor, katty kay and from the washington "free beacon" and late breaking news, from founder of asios, he joins me. you will throw some more wood here on the fire. a whole shake-up you say is coming soon. walk us through it. i think we will put up the four positions that could be on the firing line including the chief of staff. >> you talk to the same people we do. you have a president so frustrated he's getting nothing done, it has the coverage feels ill-served by his staff. he's been on the phone talking about getting rid of everyone from steve bannon to rinse priebus to his white house lawyer, don mcgann. he's even frustrated with his cabin getting upstaged with top officials including his friend, wilbur ross. but the thing is he's just frustrated. the thing for the white house, he's the product and pitchman.

s coupe. >> tucker: two days ago, protesters demanded the company pay the company a $15 minimum wage. do the protesters really wants to get their wish? what would happen if they did? working at mcdonald's complicated, what a $15 minimum wage drive further automation and lead to mass layoffs. no one really knows that's a concern we brought up with former dirty jobs host mike row rowe. thanks for joining us, protesters have gathered outside mcdonald's demanding higher wages. on the one hand, i'm sympathetic to people wanted to get paid more especially for jobs that are hard and long. on the other hand, at what point does mcdonald's has to decide where replacing it with automation, with robots? >> probably with this point, or probably soon. everybody i've talked to is going back again and again to the threat of automation. the headlines that i am seeing are how computers are going to steal our jobs. i don't know that it makes sense to anthropomorphize it, i don't think computers are going around twirling their mustache and laughing maniacally, but it's going to happen. it's going to happen just as surely as the internet messed up the tv, tv messed up cinema, cinema disrupted radio and rad

mcdonald's helps more people go to college. it's part of our commitment to being america's best first job. ♪ >>> good to have you with me. i'm thomas roberts here in new york at msnbc world headquart seadquarters. it is 2:00 in the east and day number two of the trump trip. a deliberate and pointed speech at some times sweeping. take a listen. >> i stand before you as a representative of the american people to deliver a message of friendship and hope and love. that is why i chose to make my first foreign visit a trip to the heart of the muslim world, to the nation that serves as custodian of the two holiest sites in the islamic faith. i also promise that america will not seek to impose our way of life on others but to outstretch our hands in the spirit of cooperation and trust. >> above all, america seeks peace, not war. muslim nations must be willing to take on the burden if we are going to defeat terrorism and send its wicked idealogy into e oblivion. i will travel to jerusalem and bethlehem and then to the vatican, visiting many of the holiest places inhe thr abrahamic faiths. if these three faiths can join together in cooperation, then peace in this world is possible, including

what i said to the department s that one of the benefits of me having been in the department under secretary mcdonald is that i would know what was working. i don't want to stop the progress that was being made but also don't believe we are making progress fast enough. so i'm looking to essentially continue the part of the program that work but i'm seeking much broader, boulder transmission of this department because i thinke it's what's needed and that's why it said my priority four. in terms of the vision realignment, we step 21 stations. we are now down to 18. whether 18 is right number or not, i think we always continuing to take a look at that. we're going to change the role and function of the vision frome what he currently has, which is another layer of administrative complexity, some people may call that red tape, to a much more tu profound function in managing their local markets in moving towards this value-based purchasing concept and making sure that veterans get the best care in the commune of the best in va care. so we're working on that transformation as were building our choice progra

s&p 500 back into positive territory for the month. a look at big names hitting lifetime highs today that include mcdonald's, deere, reynolds american, andvidia. bit coin is hitting an all-time high up 121% just for this year. if you invested $100, today it would be worth $72.9 million. >> not bad. it is the rise of the machines. a new "wall street journal" piece says the mathematical calculations, there's such a thing as human free investing. what does that mean for you and your money? the chief global strat the gist with global asset management. you can't stop progress, i get it. as i tweeted out, this dangerous mathematical group thing because if the quants have the same idea sending stocks up, right, that's why ten are running the market now, what happens when they flip and want to sell at the same time? because the machines don't care. >> i would say quant investing is one approach to investing. we should think about it as almost a sleeve in a much more diversified and comprehensive investment portfolio. >> 29% of all stocks are traded by machines versus 13% a couple years ago. individual equity trading is going away. etfs are takin

mcdonald, thank you. let's get the first world news. the bank of america says the donald trump administration would harm business and undermine the financial system if it were to revive a 1930'sing consumer and investment banking. told us that it would be against american interests. president trump has called for a new version of the glass-steagall act. it is not in america's best interest. it is against america's interest to break up the large banks. >> national australia bank's beating estimates, increased trading income offsetting higher cost. of 2.3%. a rise says the banking environment remains challenging but australia's economic fundamentals provide a favorable backdrop. shinzo abe wants a new constitution in place by the time tokyo hosts the olympic games in 2020, saying the country was reborn ahead of their previous games and their rediscovered confidence was a driver behind rapid growth. a poll says voters are evenly split on article nine, to explicitly mention japan's self-defense forces. the u.k. may have to accept the free movement of people from the european union because introducing controls will be too complex. a think tank says the implementation of new immigr

s indicated, it is important that we try to help each other. law enforcement and community. and i want to acknowledge sheriff jim mcdonald, chief alonzozo thompson, mr. chuck canterbury and chief art asivado for your presence here today and to say to you that we acknowledge in this week those who livese and those who have fallen. and we need to ensure that those who live recognizeny that we ner want to see anymore tragedies and families not seeing their home.one come in particular, i want to acknowledge assistant deputy chief clinton greenwood, constable office who was executed and do i haved on 4/3/17. died on 5/18/15. deputy sheriff harris county sheriff goforth, 8/28/15. detective walker of little elm police department died in january '17. and then five aufrts officers among others who died july 2016, brent thompson, sergeant michael smith, senior corporal lauren aarons, patrick zamaro and michael control. i went to that memorial and stood with those family members and we will never forget. it is important in today's hearing to explore the challenges and seek strategies for modernizing our law enforcement practices an

in fact, s&p 500 growth is seen as about 15% higher which has beaten the expectations. we have some of the names you know hitting all-time highs including mcdonald'sabout earnings season and it beating overall, take a look at some of these names including walmart, home depot, alibaba and target, all of which beat earnings. i will note that home depot actually sales and profit beat the street. they saw also her sales of expensive items including appliances and flooring as people are investing more in their homes. all signs of an improving economy. walmart said they're seeing more foot traffic. so bug picture here -- big picture here, earnings season, economy all on the right track. i won't say it's booming, i won't say it without a caveat of, you know, we'll see improvement as year goes on and the like, but overall, big picture things have been on the right track overall. neil? neil: all right. thank you, nicole. bottom line, we're getting word, confirmation other things are going on besides russia. speaker paul ryan saying he's going to send a health bill to the senate in a matter of weeks to respond to whatever cbo scoring we have. so steams to f

s&p. abercrombie and fitch gaining on reports that seebreast and american eagle working on a joint deal. up 5%. and iss recommended company shareholders vote for activist nominees, up 7.5%. mcdonald'sl-time high up 1.4%. >>> the oil market closing for the day. let's go to cnbc commodities desk for an update. >> hi there. crude bouncing around again today. one day out from that crucial opec meeting. typically the commentary and job owning does happen like this. a meeting that has great magnitude for the market. earlier in the session we were higher because of that. the market is looking for an extension to be locked in tomorrow. maybe even longer than six months and wants to see a deeper cut, if possible, as well. later in the session we turn south. that was after a larger than expected drawdown in inventories. typically supportive. the turn south came because of something in that report. total u.s. crude stop standing at over $2 billion. this figure well above the five-year average, that could be problematic. look what we know, the opec cuts are making a dent here, rebalance is happening. the progress is slow. and tomorrow we have the potential to be derailed. back to you. >> all r

mcdonald's. and we'll talk to the ceo of sprint later on today. the dow is going for the second back-to-back gains since the end of february. and the s coming off the best close since march 1st. back in a minute. >>> a bunch of movers in the food business today. mondelez had better than expected results. same from yum and taco bell. and mcdonald's is upgraded to buy. what they call a reasonable valuation despite the stock being close to the all time high. it's not quite going to get there at the open. but they're basically talking about increased confidence. maybe the beginning of a multiyear cycle. >> yeah. the multiyear cycle began around '95. but i guess better late than never. david, is this one of those that you sense tremendous value added or you sense this is an egg mcmuffin with some ketchup thrown on it? >> i'll leave that to you, jim. the run in the stock price i'm curious to what your thoughts are at this point given what you have seen in the accretion of value that's taken place under easterbrook in the last year. >> well, you're seeing a re-energized group of people who run the company which is the franchisees. you're se

mcdonald's helps more people go to college. it's part of our commitment to being america's best first job. ♪ >>> good to have you with me. i'm thomas roberts here in new york at msnbc world headquart sof the trump trip. a deliberate and pointed speech at some times sweeping. take a listen. >> i stand before you as a

mcdonald's app to get a free medium fries and soft drink. you bring your flavor to the world... we bring ours to you. >>> reporter: detectives listened closely to cara ryan, and her stories about j.j.'ssion, gambling, drinking, pain killers. a man, so out of control he raped her in a rage before she shot him. >> and then he came back through the door. i thought he was gonna kill me. >> reporter: was it true? >> never in his life. never in his life. >> reporter: lonnie lancto had known cara and j.j. for years, before she and j.j. fell in love. did she have a reasonable argument that maybe she thought she was defending her life? >> not at all. he wasn't a violent person. she has -- she has no other defense but to tell you that. >> reporter: private lives, as we all know, can hide cesspools of stories best left untold. but, no secrets in a murder investigation. the detectives had to know, what was the nature of cara and jj's 20 year relationship? for example, that chance meeting on the beach years earlier when they were divorced. cara said it just happened. the detectives said she made it happen, tracking him down to an out of the way beach. >> she actually told us you know, "i'm" -- "i

s&p 5001.1%. we look at the percentage gainers on the dow. here are some of the other names mcdonalds up to 8% coca-cola apple walmart were some of the other big names that really help the dow a long and then we'd talk about technology hey amazon cross the 1000-dollar mark yesterday. everybody has been waiting for that since 1997. ipo opened at 1000 at 7.5% alphabet up 6.7% apple 6.3% and nvidia 30%, coach. there were a lot of names that did well while the indices gained. that's pretty great for anybody who's investing. not too bad. ed: friday we have the jobs numbers of that will affect the market dramatically as well. nicole thank you very much. melissa: oil dropping for the th may to close at 38 .42 a barrel. crude is down 10% for the year but gold is higher up for the second month in a row and ending at 12.72 an ounce. ed: markets ending the month of may did pretty well for the month in general. now there's an debate of whether a failure of donald trump's tax cuts would represent a black swan event that could risk a major jolt in global markets. i'm joined by jonathan hoenig and a

mind that this is barney fife playing weekend warriors with o p.g-s and there is a misconception about what it means and sheriff mcdonald, you're next to the jurisdiction where the san bernardino attack happened. so i would really like you to take a few minutes and talk about the fact that this isn't theoretical and that this this particular program what it means in terms of saving lives not just of officers, but of the citizens that they protect and i would like to yield to all of you in that respect. >> thank you. thank you for that opportunity. we touched on that briefly. the 1033 program has been very valuable to state and local departments to be able to have the tools necessary to respond to those calls that are certainly out of the ordinary, but when you need the equipment you need the equipment to be able to put yourself in an armored vehicle between the suspect and some down citizens, some downed officers to be able to affect the rescue. our second serve is life saving and to be get in without waiting and to have the tools that are necessary, and if we're far away and to be able to respond and as you see all of