the mcdonald )s - on the corner of "haight" and "stanyan" streets - was in business for five decades. >>> landmark mcdonald's closed its doors for good. mcdonald's on the haight and stanion streets was in business five decades. it served its last happy meal yesterday. the mcdonald's there, a hangout for homeless. magnet for crime in recent years. might recall in january, the board of supervisors voted to buy the property. plans to build affordable housing on the site. demolition should begin next month. >> free meal for the workers who helped feed the world. volunteers put together sack lunches to give to field workers in southern santa clara county. the secretary of state helping out there. just a small toning of thanks ahead of caesar chavez day. tomorrow. the family of damian trujillo started this 14 years ago. >> we recognize what caesar chavez did for us. we know the farm workers did a lot too. we have to give thanks to them and appreciate what they do. >> more than 150 farm workers received lunch out in the fields. thanks to today's volunteers. >> dear to damian's heart. used to

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the circa 1950's mcdonald's has been a blighted nuisance property due to constant complaints about crime in and around the restaurant. >>> the contra costa sheriff's office is posting release dates on its website. fushls say the new policy is in response from organizations that assist with inmate reentry. critics say they are taking advantage of a loophole in sanctuary laws that ban law enforcement from cooperating with i.c.e. >> we know this is being done so i.c.e. is able to look and know when individuals will be getting released. >> not so says the sheriff's office which tells abc7 news this information can be helpful to organizations, crime victims, inmates family and others. additionally, organizations who provide services to persons released from custody have specifically asked for this information so they can start respree transition assistance right away. >>> a san francisco kick ball club is being accused of being bad sports after trying to boot members of the public from their field. abc7 news reporter alyssa harrington has more on the city's reservation system and why some peo

the dow is down in relationto the s&p 500 because mcdonald's is extremely weak.dollar menu for mcdonald's. >> there's the bell. the dow will close down about 50 points decent gains for the nasdaq and s&p. ringing the bell at the new york stock exchange, masonite international corporation. that is it for the first hour of the "closing bell. selly wi kelly with the second hour have a great weekend, everyone >>> thank you, wilf. bell come to the "closing bell," i'm kelly evans. stocks finishes -- only the dow lower for the day, down about 75 points for the close we were down almost 400 at the lows of the session. quite a turn-around this afternoon. the s&p closed higher by 13 points to 2691, that's 0.5% gain the nasdaq just had a 1% gain to put it at 72.,257 the russell 2000 up 1.7%, up to 1,533. that's with the dollar weaker today. volatility gauge did fall back below 20, at the transports, among some other averages, were still looking at 10% correction territory since the recent highs. so, a lot to digest on the bell. joining me on the panel, we have cnbc senior m

mcdonald has been one of the greatest stories in the industry he took over, revamped the breakfast. rolled out franchises, the stock is up 60% since he came in more than double the gains of the s of the same period at time when so many restaurants were struggling, mcdonald's was on top of the world. that makes the recent selloff more jarring while the stock has been bouncing in recent weeks the pullback was severe enough that i think it's worth reassessing the story to make sure mcdonald is worth owning in this new more risky environment. not only is mcdonald's stock attractive, i think you are being given a good entry point it is not as amazing as a few weeks ago but. the whole point of this show is to help you become a better investor let me explain why makd might be right. now we've got this federal meeting over but everybody is not that happy steve easter brook engineered one of the greatest restaurant turn around in history when took over mcdonald's was lost at sea with shrinking global same store sales. last year they were up 5.3%. not just good compared to where mcdonald's was but much better than the vast generate of publicly traded restaurant ins cha at the same time,

dow's up we have a game -- slash gains to the s&p 500 and the nasdaq general electric, mcdonald's caterpillar and ibm leading the dow's gains today. in fact, xl is leading the s&p that company soaring on news that the company is being brought by axa cf industries, among the top s&p gainers today, and check out oil prices oil rallies right now. you can see that right now that crude oil is up over 2%, this is all happening with brian sullivan down in houston with more coming up in just a bit >> playing out both sides, a lot of un1er7b8 here, and a lot of questions. we have every sangle covered in the next two hours of power. our reporters far and wide from mexico city to our nation's capital, to the financial capital of the world, and to the heartland of america we begin this hour, a huge reversal from triple-digit losses to triple-digit gains, let's go to bob pisani >> we started negative let me show you the s&p 500 to the down side. and about 10:45, we started lifting. theresa may gave a speech in parliament, talking about the brexit agreement i think that helped european markets, and then we

mcdonald's... is flipping to fresh beef. the burger giant announcing today that beginning in may....quarter pounders in every u-s store except ones in hawaii and alaska will have fresh beef. mcdonald's has attempted to change its ingredients and menu over the last several years to shift customers' perceptions about the food. the golden arches has ditched antibiotics from its chicken nuggets, added fruit options and removed soda from the happy meal. (grant) don't flip out -- but burger-flipping jobs may be going to robots soon. this is flippy, the burger- flipping robot. the $60,000 robotic chef is manning the grill at the cali-burger restaurant in pasadena. it uses thermal imaging, cameras and 3-d optics to sense when to flip and remove the patties. it's capable of grilling 150 burgers per hour, and the more it flips, the smarter it gets. (sot) "the key to success in the restaurant industry is consistency. so anytime you go to a caliburger anywhere you know that the patty will be cooked exactly the same,""this technology is not about replacing jobs. we see flippy as that third hand."(grant) cali-burger is testing flippy out

goldman sachs and mcdonald's -- up in the tech heavy nasdaq up the least, but nonetheless we have gains. reaking a pattern. 'siggest happen over the past three days were the s&p 500 open higher and finished lower, and today we opened higher and did the negative but we are looking at a gain on the week -- down about 1% in the weekly decline for all three major averages. as for the big movers for the in 500 from a boost performance percentage -- apple is trading up at three quarters of 1% despite the fact that longbow has reduced the apple forecast and a lot of bearish and cautious talk about smartphones recently. 2% andhealth up over they are dropping out of the bit process for envision health. 5% and up general up at the base runner quarter and did forecast. let's also look at other asset classes to see whether or not there is more of a risk on or risk off tone. and the number dollar index larry kudlow -- the new chief economic advisor is talking about wanting a strong dollar. taking dollar that we are seeing today. we see the two-year yield up -- so this seems risk on. the yen is rallied against the dollar a

mcdonald's... is flipping to fresh beef. the burger giant announced today that beginning in may....quarter pounders in every u-s store except es in hawaii and alaska will have fresh beef. mcdonald's has attempted to change its ingredients and menu over the last several years to shift customers' perceptions about the food. the golden arches has ditched antibiotics from its chicken nuggets, added fruit options and removed soda from the happy meal. (grant) 4 your money tonight... the i-r-s might give you more money this tax season. there are refunds you could be eligible for -- and not even know it. experts say taxpayers overlook the earned income tax credit. they say one in five people who are eligible... fail to take the credit every year. that tax credit goes to low- and moderate-income workers. but you have to ask for it. if you qualify but you already filed your taxes -- you could still get cash back. you are able to amend your tax return and claim more deductions for up to three years. (vicki) still ahead... a yacht anchored in aquatic park cove has been causing a smelly situation for swimmers. we'll tell you who's respon

mcdonald's, caterpillar. there's so much worry about the trade war. and that's looming. and the s500 dollar general a winner there after better than expected numbers. big picture, they know that the trade war is front and center particularly in regard to china. they're still optimistic. we're not breaking through lows, not at the february 8th, 9th level so they're okay with this. trish: nicole, thank you so much. we're going to take a quick break. we'll be right back after this. [fbi agent] you're a brave man, mr. stevens. your testimony will save lives. mr. stevens? this is your new name. this is your new house. and a perfectly inconspicuous suv. you must become invisible. [hero] i'll take my chances. but through goodt times and bad at t. rowe price we've helped our investors stay confident for over 80 years. call us or your advisor. t. rowe price. invest with confidence. trish: i'm taking you back unfortunately to miami, florida, several fatalities have been confirmed. we know that at least five vehicles were crushed underneath this bridge which had just been installed on saturd

s&p sectors in the red. here are the laggards. on the dow, caterpillar, johnson & johnson, 3m, mcdonald's, boeing, only company ever so slightly indon't forget you have all kinds of news impacting the markets. first and foremost technology and facebook, serious questions about user info, how it was used by the trump campaign in 2016. trade and tariffs, caterpillar and 3m in the lower portion of the dow jones listing today. let's move on to the s&p 500. here are weaker performers on that index. facebook as we were talking about all afternoon. mattel, toy-maker are pushing broad market average to the lows, off 1% for s&p 500. back to you. ashley: lori rothman, thanks very much. let me get back to art hogan quickly. what is the biggest market concern? i heard someone ask that question, my big concern is the democrats get control of the house. all of sudden we don't have a business-friendly congress to help push markets higher? >> less concernedthat i am about a policy mistake. i don't think it will be a policy mistake. i think it will be a trade policy mistake. we will use tariffs as negotiating tactic, we go too far, we get retalia

last week or two, netflix has blown past some very big names in the s&p 500 it has a bigger market cap than general electric, than mcdonald'seywell, nikes, and it's about to blow past 3m which is also at $137 billion. all this just in the last couple weeks. today ubs and mcquery hiked their price targets. eric sheridan argued netflix has achieved the same level of interest and recognition that premium producers generate, he moved his target frto $345. but the analyst at mcquery said netflix had every secular trend in its favor hi ticked off subscriber growth and pricing, the two most important things, but he noticed the proliferation of ultra high definition tvs is a big help to the bottom line. netflix charges a premium to receive content in that format so they charge $10 per month for a standard hd plan but its ultra hd plan for 4k tvs cost $14 a month, $4 more why is that important? that could add up to a lot of money macquarie says they could reach 50% by 2020. so no one has a 12 months price target of $330 on nbz but at this rate we'll be here by the end of the week.etflix but a this rate we'll be here by the end of th

week and chief strategist, welcome, everybody topping the dow this week, mcdonald's boeing worst performer and big winner on the sard down 20% a little bit of a rebound there today. a tough kun, closing more stores toys "r" us liquidated more on that, too. what do you make of the markets? >> the fifth straight day a little bit of a sag into the close. it's not the action you want to see. really mild action i think in the last couple days so down 1% maybe a little more for the week came into the week hot i actually see it as part of the process kind of knocking arounds they little bit of a range still seems like a recovery from the correction but it's not like that all clear don't have momentum. >> surprising thing to me, fund flows. found out$43 billion last week record inflow, evan. >> who are those people? who are those people >> it's not like this was that great a week hasn't been a great couple weeks. >> i don't know who those people are. may have been right before, tax season, might get a little of that topping of the i.r.a. kind of stuff. >> and bond land. >> as opposed to trading money. >> what do you mean

mcdonald's employees are women. >> that's prett cool. >>> before we go, another look at the day on wall street. the dow added93 points to 24,895. nasdaq up 31. and the s&p 500 added 12. >>> and that will do it for us tonit on "nightly business report." i'm sue herera. thanks for watching. we would like to remind you that this is the time of year your public television station seeks your support. >> and we're grateful for that support. i'm tyler mathgaen. thanks and have a great evening, everybody. we'll see you back here tomorrow. >> this is "bbc world news america." hi funding ofpresentation is made possible by the freeman foundation, and kovler foundation, pursuing solutions for america's neglected need >> planning a vacation escape thd is relaxing, inviting, exciting is a lot easier than you think. you can find it here in aruba. families, couples, and friends can all find their escape on the island with warmsunny days, cooling trade winds, and the crystal blue caribbean sea.

an amazing story they have surpassed some very big names in the s & p.net fl s netflix is $138 million. it blew past mcdonald'snd nike and the next one is 3 m and is abo is -- elsewhere, europe we have been paying attention to them. the two groups, the autos and the banks, they have a tough time some of the big autos are down 5% or 6% or 7% the banks which have been weaker have turned around in the last two days beginning mid-morning yesterday. let's just review where we are in terms of what's moving the markets right now. we got, seven or eight or nine points in the s&p 500 and futures. these are over about some of the talks. safety regimes were guaranteed, these were prom gated by south korea. we'll see about that >> that moved the market the gary cohn' wing and then we had comments from mr. kuroda from the bank of japan, he said we'll not cut stimulus before the 2% target reached. good luck on that. that helps the markets as well this is not all about tariffs. kuroda's comment reminds us that the whole chaos of the last month started on inflation concerns the 10-yr moved up dramatically beginning in early p

looked into every single one of these brutal death s that were suffered at the hands of police violence. i would read back some names. in illinois, mcdonalda bland n ohio we had 12-year-old tamir rice and john crawford. in new york, eric garnechlt r, sean bell. in michigan we had 7-year-old jones, in maryland freddy gray n north carolina we had jonathan farrell. in south carolina walter scott. in california we had ford and most recently stephon clark. in my home state of washington, charlina liels. that is a sampling of how it is not a local issue. it is a national disaster, a national problem. it's reminiscent of everything that black and brown people have experienced with law enforcement since the beginning of their establishment. it is a national problem. >> so given the list in agreeing it is a national issue, why, when we look, ken, at what the president choose to weigh in on issues. he weighs in on the national anthem and taking a knee. why not take a stand on black and brown people in this country being killed by police? >> first of all, the question to sarah sanders was about the sacramento shooting of one was white and one was bl

but believe it or not, the group is the best performing, best performing s&p industry group so far this year, and larry mcdonald bear traps report, and boris with bk asset management what's the outlook here? do i dare go there, mr. bear trap >> yes the best risk-reward is the home building side, home improvement retail ers that's filled with retailers in the home building space. this regulatory relief bill in washington is historic for those across the country, they are going to have a wind fall of lending capacity that's going to increase after this legislation is going to be passed, 17 democrats are now supporting this legislation with republicans. this is historic, and you want to get long on the xhb retailers in the home building space >> all right, boris, larry says home builders, what says you >> the story is deceiving. the actual return is negative 77 points, so it's really the story of new retail meeting old retail there's been improvements with kohl's and target, and i think overall, the retailers are getting religion at this point and starting to improve their performance, so i don't think the story t

mcdonald's was the biggest winner we have shares up about 2% there. over in the sr general. a lot of volatility. those were down about 5% so i don't know whether to start with the news. >> we certainly were not at the highs when that news did hit there was sort of a reflection switch lower i don't really think so. it is a kind of turn the pattern for four days has been the market having these early rallies. we have given upmost if not all. >> this is the fate of the fate of the fate of the fate. >> today looking like it is not going to work. i do think we are really knocking around relatively narrow band to figure out how much that friday rally was justified. it is changing a little bit. >> it is a little squishy lately what do you think of the fact that nasdaq is underperforming they had done really well lately are giving up more than anybody. >> the market is turning i think a lot of it is because we are all so focused on the macro. there is always that period in between earning seasons that we obsess about what's happening. there's a lot going on. >> i think the

mcdonald's. this is from pret. that is also eight. this one is from m&s. the in—store packaged one has four teaspoons.time to check these products online. some of them have spreadsheets which are not user friendly to check the nutritional conduct. what about this notion of limiting children‘s snacks to 100 calories? i think it is a good recommendation. parents have asked for advice like that. it is a good rule of thumb. many products will not fit that criteria. without naming a brand, what kind of thing would be 100 calories? probably one biscuit would be 100 calories. one ginger nut? that is it. we should not be in courage and children to have too many snacks in a day anyway. it is a good rule of thumb but again, it is a challenge for the industry to give those options to parents very easily, so when you go to a supermarket, you can see products which are packaged ina certain can see products which are packaged in a certain way so that is 100 calories for parents to make that choice. what else is 100 calories? what is an apple, for example? and apple would be 60 calories. a yoghurt could be under 100

s&p 500 up by half of 1%. look at a couple of companies that reported results. foot locker reported disappointing holiday sales. jcpenney had probable sales and mcdonald's menu overhaul to not catch on with diners as much as investors had hoped. menu, but retooled you have deteriorating industry conditions. >> let's take a look at the government market. two 2.4.yields of yesterday, we had the big selloff. we are getting back to those good all correlations. >> let's talk about the currencies as well. you can see it really tanking at today's open here. specifically, when you look at the trading partners, canada six out. the line going up shows the dollar strengthening. -- 5%.ughout president trump says he will tariffs on aluminum imports. canada has vowed to retaliate as well. yes, a little higher as of late, but under pressure. realistic about brexit negotiations. >> i listened to the speech this morning. >> we see a little bit of a lift, crude oil up in gold getting above 1.4%. those are today's market caps. let's bring in jenna paulson who joins us from minneapolis. we have come off our lows and do a lot better than anticipated. do you believe all the

s investigators asked nike to check purchase records for march 7th, 2008. and as they say in vegas, jackpot. at 11:38 a.m., just before ernie used his credit card at the mcdonald'sthere was a cash purchase at the nike outlet. one pair of size 12 nike impact tomahawk sneakers, a ripken youth baseball fat and junior match soccer gloves. >> i'm thinking even the most skeptical jury in the world has to realize, put it all together, the book has just finished, that's the ending of the book. >> in january 2011 the alameda county prosecutor told jurors ernest scherer iii was a narcissistic sociopath who savagely murdered his parents in cold blood. >> he is sheer evil. he thinks he's smarter than everybody. >> heavily in debt and desperate for minute, ernie's house of cards was collapsing before his very eyes, said the prosecutor, and so he killed his parents for the money, for his inheritance. even ernie's own family unanimously turned against him, including ernest scherer sr., ernie's grandfather, who took the stand on his 95th birthday to testify against his own grandson, his namesake. and once again, adrian had a date to see ernie in court. they asked you to testify

s&p 500 and the nasdaq. the dow is staying higher on the day. as you can see, up one half a percent, being helped by united health and mcdonald's and ibm, but investorsng the tariffs put into place two weeks ago, changes within the white house. right now, games, but let's see if it lasts. as for big movers on the day, corvo down about 6%, on his words worst day since 2016, this after the shares were cut to underperform at bank of america- merrill lynch. twitter down 1.4%, it could have to do with the u.k. government considering warning labels for social media, but it is also worth noting the stock was up 7% yesterday, so maybe some consolidation there. and mattel down to per 6% -- worth noting the stock2.6%, mors "r" us decision. that is also influencing some of the retail and small reads, including ddr among many others. some decent weakness here, analysts say all of these companies are affected in one way or the other. rbc is saying that at this point it has priced in the toys "r" us bankruptcy. those sanctions marked against russia. ans is a intraday chart -- intraday chart of the ruble, and as those sanctions were announced, a spike higher by 3/1

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mcdonald's, caterpillar, boeing, and nike transport is getting hit now they're in correction territory. united airlines, american airlines, delta airlines are your worst performers there, and big movers in courtney's world, retail foot locker the worst srmer, gap leading the index, and look at vista outdoors, siccing because the outdoor selling rei says it has put future hold on orders on things like bicycle hel mlts on hold because vista also makes guns rei taking a stand on non-gun products from a company that owns gun and ammunition makers that stock down 10%. >> an interesting move >> the president's proposed stairfes have been the debate of the day on cnbc. from wilbur ross to ceos to some of the biggest thinkers in business all of them have weighed in. >> it's no big deal, and it certainly isn't anything that should have taken 2.some odd million dollars off general motors it's a tremendous overreaction >> the lower tax rates, deregulation, roll back of regulations, that stuff is boosting the economy as we sit here really good economic growth policy but tariff hikes are prosperity killers. they always have been and they always will be >> larry kudlow pooh-poohed the aluminum guy ceo talking about the impact on a price of a car la

s&p up .15%. a very modest upside there. where is that this morning because it's up 9.5% this year. right now it's at another all-time high, quarter%. 7580. who's with me, elizabeth mcdonaldfreeman still with us and keeps its joined us, too. write to you from the get-go, happy days are here again. >> happy days are always here if you've got the right company, stuart. we will see a little bit of a little bit of digestion. ultimately still higher. stuart: the big trump rally can go a little bit higher. confirm that. is that exactly what you're saying? >> the market can go a little bit higher. you can go a lot higher as long as ceos earnings on the board than they are doing that. the least resistance, whatever you want to call it is still higher. stuart: sort of a political guy, freeman. so do you think we might go a little bit higher on the dow? >> i don't like to make market predictions. but i will say on friday, the economy is humming, unquote. stuart: "the new york times" said that. >> the global economy is humming. stuart: i wouldn't call it a trump rally. look, those are the dow winners here at merck, make donald skiba ge endowed upon him the dow 30 stocks. how about t