. >> cuando oficial llegaron afuera de este mcdonald, s descubrieron que sufriÓ una herida en el cuelloo como otros trabajadores hispanzo frecuenta zona. >> como si usted se pueden dar cuenta que hay mucha gente que estÁ pidiendo trabajo, la verdad que es preocupante lo que estamos enterando de lo que esÁa pasando, tal vez serÍa bueno, tener mÁs seguridad >>> en los alrededores. >> pero para muchos siguen sintiendo la incertidumbre de ser la prÓxima vÍctima de un crimen en nuestra Área >>> si pasÓ eso podrÍa pasar otra vez >>> ocurriÓ al lado de una guarderÍa infantil, sin embargo la directora no quiso hablar con nosotros y decir si estaban abiertos cuando tomÓ lugar el apuÑalamiento >>> aunque el crimen en la capital ha disminuido los homicidios disminuido en un 17%. >> en lo que va de este aÑo hay 34 homicidios en washington, dc. hay muchas paredes manchadas con mensajes violentos. >> tt >>> bueno, necesitamos un poquito de seguridad es lo que yo creo. >> arkansas un policÍa estatal recibiÓ un disparo mientras realizaba una inspecciÓn de rutina y recibiÓ el disparo cuando le ordenÓ a

joe: we have a ton of earnings next week, is a lot of consumer oriented. 100 47 s&p companies mcdonald's, abm, companies that reflect back on the consumer and reflect on this economy. will be interesting to see what they can do. the expectations for those companies are relatively high. if they come in well and apple does poorly, it could still provide enough support for the market. we did fall off a cliff today or this week. lisa: it felt like it because the results were so good. romaine: we are stuck in a tight range. we are not shooting to a month, but we haven't fallen off a cliff yet. editor ofine bostick, our top live blog. you can follow romaine and his team's work using the function tliv . mix --up, the lexington the vexing vix. from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ mark: i am mark crumpton with first world news. mcdermott to end the war that began seven decades ago, north korea's kim jong-un and south korea's moon jae-in held a historic summit in the demilitarized zone that divided the country's. the two agreed to a nuclear free korean peninsula, but north korea is not expected

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market is down 500, find things acting different relevant to the overall take mcdonald's trading relatively well over the s. that's something i would look at >> inning. let's hit the banks for a second because we're talking about rates. haven't done a deeper dive we have a minute-and-a-half on the banks. >> first thing i would say is banks kevin a couple of months ago you were correct i was wrong as it looked for regional banks when i wanted to continue to buy them up on the highs nice call. banks need to be a part of this equation if we find a handoff. i don't see the evidence i'm long on bank of america and visa but we need more from the financials >> they have to be the ones you hand off to. i don't see energy taking over the market as much as financials having the lead and if we're going higher as technology -- >> you won't get a huge push >> dodd-frank relief didn't show up on the small guys we got to get that so balance sheets get freed up. >> not just rates. it's a call on the overall global economy i own citigroup and goldman sachs and one reason i own goldman sachs is the idea with repatriation of

mcdonald's among the companies on the beat. s&p has dipped negative.is the big loser, small caps notfaring much better the loss is 5 points for the russell. let's talk about under armour, high today ahead of earnings tomorrow on pace for double-digit returns this month not everyone is buying the move. one wall street analyst says a key part of the business is years away from growth it's our call of the day camilla, the analyst joins us from new york city camillo, welcome back. some of your colleagues on the street, competitors, if you will, have really tried to take a more positive view of this company lately yet you have doubled down negative why? >> we see nothing in the product pipeline that would suggest there's a turn in the business unfolding any time within the next 12 to 18 months we think the street is anticipating that turn happening sooner than any signal we're getting from the market. faangly, there's really no justification for the valuation at its current level if there is no product to back that up. that's really the central thesis to ou

really ending right at the session lows, down a half of 1% the s&p 500 three-quarters to 1% and nasdaq also under pressure down 53 points. mcdonald so that was a start. both the top and bottom line every quarter higher local sales, quality beef. the customers are spending more money so that is higher by 5.7% and the dow coming in 40% -- 40 points give or take. as we talk about the performance of the dow jones industrial up half a% s&p 500. we did selloff soon you can see now about a quarter% for the s&p and down the nasdaq was again right there to taking a look and by the way united health chevron and mcdonald's best of the month in a quickie on disney and twitter and that's a deal but disney is creating for entertainment shows for twitter. twitter is up 4.5%. liz: oil initially spiking this afternoon in in reaction to israel's claim that iran has been cheating on the nuclear deal. how do you interpret all of this and what are the traitors saying? >> the traders are waiting and watching to see how the world reacts to this announcement. on one hand they say this is an adlai stevenson moment like in the u.s. during the cuban missil

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mcdonald's. the crown prince of saudi arabia -- has arrived. he )s here to talk tech...ut his trip started off with some controve >> he's here. the crown prince of saudi arabia arrived. >> here to talk tech. his trip started with controversy. at the four seasons hotel. tell us more, scott. >> well, yeah. there was some anger and politics going on here. earlier this afternoon. where head of the plan tech meetings a group called the yemen alliance took time to protest the crown princes visit. >> reporter: the crowd gathered outside the four seasons hotel to meet saudi crowned prince. was angry. >> blood is on your hands. >> angry at saudi arabia military intervention in yemen civil war. >> we don't stand for this war. we don't support this war. we don't want him in the bay in our homeland in yemen. >> the crown prince is here in silicon valley to meet with high-tech executives and earlier this week, he made statements about israel that gave many hope for a more peaceful middle east. >> but protestors say those partnerships should wait until the conflict in yemen is over. >

s&p 500. a busy week. today we hear from mcdonald's before the opening bell. apple reports after the close tomorrow. >>> and turning over seas secretary of state mike pompeo takes a hard line on iran during his first major trip abroad. >> president trump is doing very well he's directed the administration to fix this flawed deal. if we can't fix it, he's going to withdraw from the deal. pretty straightforward. >> he's talking about the iran deal he made the statement during a meeting with benjamin netanyahu. he's meeting with the king of jordan before he heads back to washington let's get to hadley gamble with more >> reporter: good morning. it was a whirlwind trip so far at least in saudi arabia, the first stop off for mike pompeo the message is hardly one of surprise he said iran was very much in line he was seeming to side with the state particularly on this issue but at the same time he was nudging them to quit the quarrel that they've had with qatar. that has major implications in qatar, bahrain and back here in the uae. i want to move on because you're n

revenue, but the numbers 1.79 a share took a tax hit 7 cents a beat for mcdonald's and adding to dow this morning, we have 136 s can for everybodies jobs friday big, big deal to talk about that is t-mobile agreeing to buy sprint third time four years tried to get together you can see sprint down 14% t-mobile down 3%, 26 billion dollars deal, all stock deal, you have deutsche telekom would take control to close first half 2019 then there would be three at&t verizon this combination, of t-mobile john ledger takes control, but i will say maria as i toss back to you probability of regulatory approval less than 40%, we will see if it gets through it. back to you. maria: we will see regulatory environment tougher we will be watching thank you president trump tweeting this morning, just tweeted this moments ago, said white house correspondents dinner the white house correspondents din dead as we know it total showdown at the bordered hundreds seekers in migrant caravan reaching u.s. border officials warning the border crossing is filled, to capacity, we are taking you live next, the aadvantageers, how much the latest

earnings is one of the highlights 133 companies on the s&p 500 will report. mcdonald's course apple, the highlight, after the bell tomorrow that's going to be a big deal. according to reuters, as things stand right now, s&p 500 earnings growth could come in at 24.5% if all other reports come in as expected earnings going by about 8% certainly not strained for the markets. take a look at the treasury picture as well. we do have a two-day fed meeting coming up with a rate decision expected to be unchanged on wednesday. then of course big jobs numbers on wednesday, thursday, and friday currently 10-year note yields around 2.96% you're talking about just that 47, 48 basis point difference. and we'll end on this. the non-farm payrolls number the granddaddy of them all the most important economic piece of data out there. the estimates right now 197,000. unemployment finally maybe could see a 4% rate. we've been stuck at the 4.1% since last fall. as we talk about the grand scheme, a large week of potential catalysts and a market that's struggling to still try to find those rec

i would be shocked >> let's get to the openin bell e s& thetom our screen mcdonalds franchee[ opening rougick and thin, man. >> you bet. >> yeah. and i got to tell you tomorrow the playoffs start this is the year of philadelphia, as you said. it's the happiest city on earth. and i love that. >> oh, investors in netflix might be happy, as well, deutsche bank upgrades they take their target from 240 to 350. >> this quarter better be the greatest single quarter in history given the fact that wells raises its target price. it will be a great quarter i think that one of the stories that is percolating underneath is that you could -- they could have a price increase and it would mean nothing there is just the elasticity of this is incredible it will be a fantastic quarter if they want to raise prices, i think the world will take it amazon prime and netflix, i think, are the two bargains that are left that are really unbelievable. >> you can make an argument on prime given its the movies and music. >> yeah. >> and, of course, the service itself. >> yeah. >> the journal -- the dow jones has a

mcdonald's. governor jerry brown turns 80 years old today. he was born in san francisco on april 7, 1938. 'sdes dinner with family and friends. he has the longest-serving governor in california history. he is currently serving his fourth term. a very long time. >> a very long time, yes. >>> the rainfall, these numbers have been changing. you can see that the recent rainfall statistics. santa rosa is 73% of average. san jose about 62% of average. were still tracking some rain chances in the five day forecast. you can see that constant stream of moisture moving into the bay area. is heading out. right now we have a clear to partly cloudy skies. santa rosa right now, 54 degrees. san francisco, mid-50s. our life camera looking out -- live camera looking out at the bay bridge. tonight, very quiet and a nice of forecast. sunday, no rain in the forecast. partly sunny skies, 63 degrees. went right around 20 miles per hour. here is the forecast out here in the pacific. you can see the systems approaching the area later in the week. sunday we will have some patchy areas of fog. the warmest day of the

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mcdonald's. apple is out to market ahead of that green on your screen the premarket s&p up seven and a quarter.up more than 31. >> 27% gain in earnings from apple. investors are tracking and $18 billion deal for wal-mart to sell its grocery store chain. gerri: stocks in china and japan closed for holiday. the hang seng shot up almost 2% led by financial stocks. south korea kospi up nearly 1%. gerri: and then there is this. breaking the record for the longest-running scripted series. "fbn:am" continues right now. coming up on 5:30 a.m. in new york. monday, april 30th. good morning, everybody. i'm cheryl casone. gerri: annan gerri willis and four lauren simonetti. migrants traveling in the caravan are stuck at the u.s. border in tijuana mexico. they tried to seek asylum yesterday but were not allowed to enter the country because the processing facility was full. kelly wright joins us now with the latest. >> good morning to you both. attends human drama unfolding there continues to develop of the u.s.-mexico border in san diego has hundreds of migrants are hoping to get into the u.s. u.s. official

s prices are going to go up. all right lizzy you're right. you're right. all right next case mcdonald'shey reported profits already this morning. strong profits same store sales that's the important metric here. same store sales up 3%. who's going to -- you're buying mcdonald's at 164? >> no i'm not buying it i think they've done a lot of good things but you have a demographic -- >> didn't buy anything. so real estate. real estate. but you have a demographic that isn't -- mcdonald's has to upgrade to the organic menu medical record to compete millennials do not eat as a much -- fast food as they used to and my day, i told -- ashley that i ate six big macs people don't do that anymore and eat kale and other things -- and i think the market for cheap burgers and fries is really never going to go away. food come and go. you look at how much money dean has made on twinkies and fine domestic mac koa burgers they never get the immediate attention kale but i think people like to -- >> i've seen a lot of good reports from fast food style restaurants and cheap -- low price menu items across the

the nasdaq and the s&p 500 up as well and this is coming from good earnings, mcdonald's to name one, which is part of the dow. we will have more business coming up in a little bit. >>> a comedian has sparked conversation about how far people can go at the annual white house correspondents differ. michelle wolf delivered harsh marks saturday night about republicans, democrats, the white house and president trump's family. kelly wright reports from washington. >> reporter: a comedian under fire for her jokes at saturday's white house correspondents dinner and now some journalists are demanding an apology. >> like she burns fat and then she uses that ash to create a perfect smoky eye. like maybe she is born with it, maybe it's lies. probably lies. >> the daily show comedian michelle wolf used her time at the podium aiming her roast at the trump administration and at one point she launched into a personal attack against white house press secretary sarah huckabee sanders who was sitting on stage to the left of wolf. wolf criticized her job performance and appearance. many attendees sat in

s&p slightly positive. managed a curtain razor for next week you think earnings season is slowing down not quite, mcdonald's snap, clorox, tesla, cbs, pandora, alibaba, and berkshire will close out the week. >> i'm going to be giving scrutiny to snap twitter was able to come out with a strong quarter. they were in the social media doghouse for a long time you expect snap to be able to come up with something >> i think it's worth noting all the major averages are poised to end the week lower, but still positive for the month of april. >> yes, with one session left on monday we'll be watching that closely dow down 70, of course, and we'll keep our eye on the white house today. that press conference between the president and merkel around 1:50 p.m let's get over to melissa and the half >>> welcome in to "the halftime report." we start off with amazon the stock up big today after last night's earnings report, which was so strong, it took some of the biggest bulls on the street by surprise with us for the hour today, josh brown, stephanie link, jon najarian, and jj we had every single analyst on amazon, steph, s

come back here just a little bit, pretty strong-looking start to the day, mcdonalds biggest loser down 23 cents. here is your se, let's take a look at the nasdaq, nasdaq doing extremely well here. amazon up huge this morning. nasdaq up 44 bucks, i want to check bank of america because they posted results this morning, higher profits, of course, boost they've gotten from the tax law. and, of course, check netflix, they are going to report profits after the bell, had a huge week last week including a few up grades into the teeth of earnings, that's big volatile stock like that, joining us now ashley webster, liz mcdonald, jeff sica, all right, jeff, you have any -- i guess everyone has high hopes because the numbers are supposed to be huge, a, can they live up to expectations and b, could this be a peaking process, they were fantastic but can they get better? >> earnings -- this is a very high-stakes game right now. i think the earnings are more important than any earnings we've had in the last seven years, here is the question, the question is not whether or not earnings are going to be good just as you said, e

mcdonald's, hotels, motels, holiday inn started in memphis in 1952. drive-in theaters, the lore of drive-in theaters and cars was really large in the 1950's. cars and suburbanization went hand in hand in the post-world war ii era. there was a real complementary relationship there. 1952, the country elected a new president. white the eisenhower. -- dwight d eisenhower. graduated in 19 15. four years after he graduated in 1919, he accompanied an army convoy that went from the west coast to the east coast. journey took 62 days. it appalled eisenhower. he was disgusted by it. he saw army vehicles getting stuck in mud. that was the condition of roads back then. just really crude, primitive pathways for vehicles to travel on. and he recognized that this was a real problem. it was a problem for the economy, because it hampered economic development. you have transportation networks that are that crude, it in peace the transportation, the movement of goods and services. he also was a military man who represent -- he recognized the threat to national security. in case of an emergency, you cannot move move -- move military vehicles along those roadwa

, worst level for the s&p 500, and picking up steam are the losses for the nasdaq, down 2.8%, the nasdaq 100 down more than 3%, two stocks in the dow are higher including mcdonald'sed health. julie: i should mention volume is ramping up.below the 20 day average, but rising as stocks are falling over the course of the day. vonnie: i am sure some people are not around today, the continuation of the holidays, nevertheless those are sharp losses that we will continue to monitor. this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: live from new york, i'm vonnie quinn. julie: i'm julie hyman. this is "bloomberg markets." vonnie: it is going to be another volatile day, as if we do not expect that. we have some losses for the s&p 500, the dow is down 2% and the nasdaq 100, down 3.1%. right now, the movers in the s&p 500, take a look among the worst performers are hunter resources, tyson. we of energy companies, also some that could be affected by potential tariffs from china and home builders, which could have been affected by the economic data that we got earlier today. and we do have some in the s&p 500 that are higher. but they are deal companies, humana potentially getting into gettingngem

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mcdonalds was the decliner with a drop of 1% that was the biggest one fall on the dow. in the s, insight up better than 5% to lead the way, and l brands down 4.5% did lag mike, i mean, even though we are strong at the end of the session, after we got word from the white house about maybe reconsidering the tpp, still, all day, we were up pretty much at those levels. >> we were it really showed you that i think the market is trying to lower its sensitivity to the policy headlines and some of the fixations we had in the last couple months, frankly i think all week, you had the market trying to almost sort of heal itself a little bit to get ready for more corporate news. i think that's part of the process here yesterday, i was here saying the indexes were down and kind of overstated the weakness of a flat day today, a strong day for the big cap indexes, but below the surface, it was okay i mean, i think it's basically back to normal there's two-way trading. you want to see financials in tech lead, which they did today, so i think it was one of the near three week high, say that's go

mcdonald's which is part of the dow jones. right now looking at the numbers, the dow managing to gain 79 points, 24,390. the sas i speak and the nasdaq is slipping as well, microsoft is slipping there taking down the nasdaq. back to the merger, a $26 billion deal between the big names, t-mobile is said to purchase sprint but needs approval from federal regulators but the combined company is expected to keep the t-mobile name. it will be based out of washington, the number of major wireless carriers in the us will go from four to three. it could be the end of aggressive competition for customers and prices could go up so we will see what happens. the latest report on consumer spending shows shoppers are backing the stores and back online, consumer spending in march jumped .04%. this brings another increase in personal income during march. that is a sign that the economy could continue to grow since consumers account for 70% of all economic activity. >>> people who try to make a romantic connection through dating apps, you might be flirting with a paid impersonator. one virtual dating company is using so-called

and coca-cola and mcdonald's, they're down, although obviously not nearly as much what the issues are, we talk about them many times. trade and tariffs floating around as an issue issue s around social media and facebook valuations on semi-conductors and high prices. this is a plethora of issues that the markets are dealing with right now back to you. >> it's interesting that we're not seeing a strong bid to safety when you take a look at the tlt that tracks treasuries that's only up by a third of a percent. not a move you would expect on a down 600 point day for the dow >> yeah, what's happening here is just an evaporation of bids not so much that there's people coming in, traders saying i want to sell, just keep selling that's not really happening. the bids have evaporated there's no real buying interest at this level. when you get normal amounts of selling on any day, you get normal trading activity and no buying interest, the market dips so it can give the appearance of massive selling when really it's just lack of buyer interest. that in itself is an issue that's not anything comforting by itself. we need to have a better reason to buy stocks right now. >> thanks,

mcdonalds after the earnings this morning. the biggest loser, interestingly enough, was verizon in the wake of the t-mobile-sprint deal announ announced. endeavor on the s was the winner, and arconic the loser. rough session for arconic and tomorrow is the deadline for the tariff exemptions to come off. >> yes >> i guess, is there some uncertainty -- nervousness with that too >> higher aluminum prices are a detriment. >> they hurt >> buy and manufacture stuff with them, alcoa they left behind sells aluminum, so i think in general, the question is, yes, the decline is one of the things weighing on people's minds, as is, of course, the iran deal. they are stacking up and left to set them aside, more general ly it seemed like the heaviness is there and bonds got a bid, and sioux this market has not penalized anybody. so behaviors are engrained >> benjamin netanyahu said the iran nuclear deal is based on lies that turned things around in terms of equities, made investors nervous, oil prices higher, and would you attribute a lot to that in what comes of the president's deal about whether to renew the iranian deal or not coming up next month? >> i mean, that

mcdonald's, when i was in the california legislature, when we were trying to raise minimum wage, we figured out they were fighting against raising it to $15 and indexes for inflation, but the c.e.o.'s compensation was almost $35,000 an hour. i don't think his commitment or his quality to work was that different. and it wouldn't have been in the 1970's. this bonus pool was large enough to have lifted all 3.2 million u.s. fast food workers or all home care aides or all restauranteurs and bartenders up to $15 an hour. with that i'll take a little break if it's appropriate and turn it back to my colleague from minnesota. mr. ellison: i thank the gentleman and definitely want to thank you for the important information you shared with us tonight. folks who are tuned in definitely i believe are interested in this topic. in fact, it's the thing that most people think about. as i am here today, i say, madam speaker, that, you know, we just celebrated or shall i say we just memorialized the loss of martin luther king which it was his 50th anniversary of his passing, of his assassination back on april 4. just recently this is the year we passed the fair housing law, 1968. it's been 50 years.

s&p. the nasdaq, tommy what is happening with the tech stocks up .88%, .9%. solid gain for the nasdaq and the dow appeared who's with me on an historic monday ashley webster, elizabeth mcdonald men and job seeker. why are we have today? >> we are right because this weekend we learned president trump rbf adds. they are good friends. president trump traits that is going to stay friends with president xi jinping no matter what happens. they interpreted as they are going to work this out, whether rates proves to be true or not is the one factor that will determine where the market is going to go. i don't believe it and i think a market that been so attached to these headlines is a very dangerous mercury. we don't know if there's going to be a reciprocal reciprocity, which how he feels about president trump is to decide where the markets are going to go. stuart: where a 200 points because trade fears are received. what are you laughing at? >> why were down 500 friday in at 600 wednesday and done 700 tuesday. five, six, seven days in a row. this is boring. stuart: no single big reason we are up and running again. ashley: one tweaked away from a jump. stuart: i will get to earnings

s&p? that is also obviously lower but by less. it's down .5%. so not quite such a drop there and tech-heavy nasdaq is also down a half percentage point. ashley webster, elizabeth mcdonaldh galani. if we get the missile strike, a big strike, that's what we are expecting, how will the market react? >> it'll react negatively, stuart. the market has been rather weakened here. i was surprised that we haven't seen buying and some support to the contrary we have seen more selling on days where volume is high as opposed todays when volume is low, we see buy-in come in. if we get a missile strike, that could turn into a larger, bring in the russians, of course, iranians, i think the market will immediately react to that and very negatively. stuart: what do you say liz peek? >> i think it's already in the stock, the market is down because of the tweets, i would disagree because i thought yesterday we had an avalanche of bad news and the market went up. i think the market wants to go higher. stuart: split decision among experts this morning. how about the profit season, profit reporting season, kicks off on friday with big banks, now we are expecting pretty good results, liz peek