from an episode of seinfeld where the character has an idea to only muffihe tops of reports show mcdonald's sthey do this -- do ty do it maybe at panera? there's somewhere els where theynly sell muffin tops. >> i've never heard of this. >> really. >> that's the best part and the only part youeally want to eat anyway. >> i think that's a mcbad idea. >> there is another place thatt, already does i'm telling you i may have purchased before. >> okay. all right. okay. thank youolly. >>> 5:52 is the time. more americans are exercising but at the same time more americans are becoming obese. survey found about 24 percent of adults exercise enough each week to meet the federal exercise guidelines. the samehourveywed 31 percent of adults indicated that they were obese. these numbers are uprom just a few years ago. experts believe it's possible for both t numberso rise because people who are more active are already at a normal weight. >>> and we know that summer means trips to the ice cream shoput if you enjoy your treat too quickly know what that means, we're talking about brain freeze. consum cold foo

a number of names helping out the dow including chevron and mcdonald's. the s&p 500 flat. the tech heavy nasdaq down .6%, at the lows down about .9%, on pay sports worst day since april 24, right now on its worst day -- on pay sports worst day since -- on pace foray its worst day since the middle of may. on the year, tech is up 14%. slightly on, down fears that tech could be regulated by the government. that really weighed on the tech sector at that point. facebook down 1.7%, down for a second day in a row after the company did this close that it shared data with certain chinese companies including huawei and lenovo. investors not liking that. will we see a return to what we saw with cambridge analytica? weighing on to other big tech names like microsoft and intel. subject ofhat facebook, we will be speaking to senator john thune in a moment. president trump will be attending the g7 summit in quebec, where he will receive a chilly reception with germany and france warning they will not sign a joint communique until trump makes major concessions. right now, he's meeting wit

--s best week since 2015 mcdonald's, it's best week since -- they introduced a new franchise structure consistent with their goal to save $500 million in gma and the wall street journal reports there is corporate restructuring and layoffs. home depot up 5%, nice gains helped by soaring lumber and one of the woes for homebuilders. procter & gamble up 3.5 port -- 4.8% on the week. said procterlysis and gamble is worth $104 per share if they break the company up as some investors want. julie: interesting flip on the day. tech underperforming and staples outperforming. thank you so much. .urning back to the g7 president trump just arrived in quebec for the g7 meeting, running a little bit behind schedule. he will be leaving early as well. a has been on the defensive bit about his expectations for the gathering. before he left for quebec, he spoke to reporters earlier this morning. president trump: they are trying to act like we felt with you on the wars and do not mention the fact that they have trade barriers against our farmers. they don't mention the fact they are charging almost 300% t

michael santoli, and evan newmark, welcome back, and sandy vilari topping the week is mcdonalds, intel the decliner s 500, underarmour led the way. mike, we put a pretty nice session together here at the end. nice for the dow in general, and underperformance of technology and nasdaq >> yes, so a percent and a half gain for the broad market, s&p 500 for the week, upward drift feel today it was dead flat at noon, and just because we've been in kind of mildly bull mode, the market drifted higher going into the weekend. you know, i think we're at the stage in the rally, though, you talk about the tech underperformance where stocks are 15% from the lows. they are up 7.5% in nine weeks that's exactly when you start to see the spread between the winners and losers get a little bit of life. that's why we have a rotation. it's not a big economic signal that says there's trade wars we have to get out of something and into another thing or something's wrong with tech. i think it's really just a function of inaggregate portfolio rebalancing by investo investors. >> energy had a runup and a pullback now it's kind

big gains by mcdonald's and chevron boosted the dow. which rose 95 points. the so. and the nasdaq also finish lower. >>> if you're a facebook user check your recent posts. a software bug made some private posts public in may. as many as 14 million users were affected. facebook is notifying those who posted publicly during the time and said that the problem is fixed. it's the latest privacy issue to hit the largest social media network and it follows news that the data -- it shared data with data makers. >>> the national transportation safety board released a report on the deadly crash involving a tesla model "x" suv in california. it was on autopilot when it slammed into the highway traffic divider. seconds before the crash, the tesla sped up from 62 to 70 hour and veered left into the barrier. the driver an apple software mi engineer was killed in the crash. hena? >> diane king hall, thank you. >> thank you. >>> still ahead, the search for life on mars. what the curiosity rover found on the red planet that has nasa so excited. t, it was love at first touch. and a

so that's going to a real challenge if s donald trump is offering mcdonald's in pyongyang, exchange programs, all sorts of things. thitical impact on the north, it's tricky. so we're going to have to wait and see. but i do think kim is different, and he is serious about changing the economy. my guess is he'd like to do that and keep some nuclear capability as well. >> mike chinoy, joining us from liverpool, england. many thanks for that. john, back to you in los angeles. >> anna, thank you. we'll take a short break. when we come back, donald trump apparently did not want to attend the g7 meeting in canada, and now we know how his bitter dispute with u.s. allies over trade and tariffs could impact the nuclear summit in singapore. if yor crohn's symptoms are holding you ck, is and your current treatment hasn't worked well enough, it may be time for a change. ask your doctor about entyvio, the only biologic developed and approved just for uc and crohn's. entyvio works at the site of inflammation in the gi tract and is clinically proven to help many patients achieve both symptom relief and remis

the nasdaq was down 14 points and the s&p 500 lost about three points. >>> mcdonald's has stopped usingtraws in britain. replacing them with paper ones, and is considering a similar change in the united states. for years the fast food chain has been under pressure from environmental groups in britain to stop using plastic straws because they end up in dumps and the ocean. endangering wildlife. one study found that 1 million birds and 100 thousand c mammals die each year . >>> the unemployment rate in california held steady at 4.2% in may. after the state said employers added more than 5000 jobs. the rate tied the record low set back in april. the hospitality industry reported the largest gains. nationwide the unemployment rate fell to 3.8%. >>> a new mountain view elementary school sa-- was named after pulitzer prize- winning journalist. the school district voted this week to name the new elementary school after josi antonio vargas. vargas was born in the philippines and immigrated with his family to the united states when he was 12 years old. he graduated from mountain view high school

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labour are giving their mps a free vote, about a0 are in favour, john mcdonald isn't, the s&p was previouslynding sceptical. the vote is likely to pass with the support of labour mps. thank you very much. in just under two hours, we'll be talking to the transport secretary chris grayling. police in jamaica are investigating the murder of an elderly british couple who had recently moved to the island. grandparents charlie and gayle anderson from manchester, were found dead at their home in mount pleasant on friday. ben ando reports. charlie anderson, who was 7a and his 71—year—old wife, gayle anderson, we re 71—year—old wife, gayle anderson, were hugely popular and loved by many. they retired to jamaica about a year ago, but now they have been found dead and their dream home set on fire. the house was partially burnt, however one was totally destroyed by fire. the bodies we observed how the wounds to the neck and face, however we are not able to say at this time what could have caused those injuries. the couple had been married for 55 years, in a statement theirfamily had been married for 55

which unless you're insane that's the best part, it's the very idea, jerry 's girlfriend elaine suggested. well now mcdonald's management taking elaine's idea and running with it in an attempt to spur sagging breakfast sales. investors are sagging they don't like it. mcdonald's selling off now down $3.20. we're just hitting new session lows a moment ago we're now down 111 points for the dow jones industrial. up next the hottest parts of the market are cooling off. where should you be putting your money right now when we've got a lot of headlines, some of them expected some of them not to tackle the markets? we're going to tackle that question, next. they appear out of nowhere. my secret visitors. hallucinations and delusions. the unknown parts of living with parkinson's. what plots they unfold, but only in my mind. over 50% of people with parkinson's will experience hallucinations or delusions during the course of their disease. if your loved one is experiencing these symptoms, talk to your parkinson's specialist. there are treatment options that can help. my visitors should be the ones i want to see. liz: ok

s efficient —— permission. you will need permission to divorce from your husband. your mcdonald'sbe arrested. in public, you could be arrested. in public, you don't need to cover your face but you need to be covered from head to toe says you cannot wear a bikini ina to toe says you cannot wear a bikini in a country that averages a5 degrees. some women in saudi arabia made do these things and if you are foreign, it is easier to break these rules. the government can apply these falls much more strictly so driving is great but saudi arabia is still very much a man's world. you can find still very much a man's world. you canfind me still very much a man's world. you can find me on twitter. thank you for watching. 0nce once again, with the notable will expect —— exception, it was... the temperatures got up to 2a degrees or so, and you probably heard the word that over the next few days it will essentially be staying to try and find for the most part, and things will again to warm up, notjust across the southern counties of england, the heat will be felt quite widely over the next few d

first seen on seinfeld and now coming to a mcdonald's near the fast-food chain will reportedly begin testing what it calls muffin toppers, as it sevats breakfast menu. the fresh baked treats will come three flavors. ue berry, lemon poppy, double chocolate for me for sure. >> sounds amazing, but when you hear muffin toppers, you eat enough of those you're going to start to get one for sure. won't take you long either. >>> leading the news, the patriarch and manager of one of pop music's most famous families has died joe jackson's young sons would become the jackson 5 and michael jackn and sister janet would go on to become global super stars in their own right. in all, nine jackson children joined the family business racking up 27 number one singles. michael and janet cut ties with their father with michael revealing his father's physical abuse. joe jackson was 89 years old.ng >> follo week of emotional protests, an east pittsburgh police officer has bharged with homicide in the shoot bein death of a teenager. he shot unarmed 17-year-old antoine rose, jr., three times in theack last week as had he and another teenager ran away fr

broke the 200 moving day average, and the s&p, its 50-day, and dow and s&p lost whatever gains they had in june. intel, visa, mcdonald'sw lousers netflix having its worst day in four years volatility index at a two-month high >>> question for technology is where do we close? if it's the lows of the session, it would be on good volume already gaining the momentum etf, which is fang, a lot of the other growth names out there, and they already traded their full day's volume up until this point with an hour to go in trade. >> the selloff looks ugly in stocks, but something that a number of guests reminded us, it's not a widespread panic. 10-year is lower, there's some demand, but it's not like it's tanking. gold is actually lower, so there's not a big, you know, run into safe havens the dollar is a little weaker. watch that and see how it develops >> i have not looked lately, but some of the sectors were actually higher. i guess -- >> staples, utilities. >> and reits i think were higher i don't know whether that's still obtaining right now, but it is a nasty day with technology bearing the brunt of it >> i think the admini

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handed them to the chief of the bureau of public roads, thomas mcdonald's said people don't want to drive 3000 miles. we have trains to do that. 38's asey had d.c. well. he did not see that is the best way to commit energy. to him, railway made sense. to get a train that at a time suited me i could not take the charlotte, the departure was an hour late. to make sure i could be here i had to leave last night which meant a hotel room. i think everyone of those signals was a smack in the face. this bothers me when i continue to see what i consider naive statements about what americans prefer to do when they travel presented in absolutist terms. if i had ended up taking the car here it would not have been my , preference. a study would have called that a demand. that could have justified yet another springfield internet exchange. the last time i used it i didn't pay anything for it so why wouldn't i do that? i want to suggest that the large size of the country doesn't -- is not a self-evident justification for long distance road infrastructure. although clearly some of that is necessary. about other kinds of our infrastructure, there a

mcdonald's the big decliner down 2% over on the s&p, cohncho leading the way.hat one >> i think everyone says the strategic logic is fine. but they had to pay up it came down to what is the president trying to do when it calm down to skremt. >> the news this morning i think was perceived as benign as it relates to the whole trade policy uncertainty. the problem is i think the traders are overplaying the significance in the short-term of all the trade stuff in both directions i think the rally today was very effort full. let's bid boeing up. and there was not a lot behind it you still had banks down and tech under profit taking really it's not swinging the overall debate or the economy. so there was enough soft durable goods orders a lot of noise and the basic story is still global markets are unsteady. oil in total momentum mode to the upside the dollar rallying. and emerging markets still stretched to the downside. so i think in all that movement, stocks just got shaken loose which is not great >> and that's exactly what some of the traders around here are wat

on track for its best week in almost three months right now it is higher by 0.2% s&p down by just about 0.4%. mcdonald's the leading components, intel and visa are lacking semi stocks among the biggest losers, intel and nvidia are among those on the downside. energy, the top performing sector the oil etf, the xop on pace for its best day since may chesapeake, california resources, a apache among the leaders. >> all right, melissa, as we await the president and japanese prime minister shinzo abe, let's head out to the white house where our eamon javers is standing by. eamon, what are we listening for, north korea and trade >> officially on the agenda is north korea and trade. i was talking to a white house official earlier today who said this is really all about north korea. the key here is that the japanese side and the u.s. side want to get on the same page ahead of this summit in singapore next week with the north koreans. the japanese have a number of key concerns about what's going to happen here in terms of this negotiation. they're not going to be participating directly but obviously they're in th

mcdonald's headquarters. let's look at the markets. a nice monday rally. the dow up about 200 points. s&p up 0.5%.g off some of those worries about trade tensions in a weekend dominated with news out of g7. let's head to the cme group in chicago. rick santelli with breaking economic data. rick >> yes, good morning, sara our april read on factory orders expecting down 0.5% to 1%. we were down 0.8%. last month revised up by 0.1% to 1.7. now we can tell that aircraft and transportation may have weighed on that number because extransportation factory orders is up 0.4% let's look at our financial april read on durable goods. the midmonth read was minus 1.7. what did we end up with? minus 1.6. that's now in its place and the weakest number since january's minus 4.2. so the second weakest of the year let's strip out transportation and it also improves up to 0.9%. if we look at capital goods orders, nondefense aurcraft, a proxy for business spend, it's up 1%. if you look at shipments versus orders, they're up 0.9%. we are up a basis point at 292 in tens. dollar index down more than 0.3 cent >> still up 20

mcdonalds are doing well. the doi -- dow is up 100 points but the nasdaq and the s & p are turning negative, the s & p is goingand down. the housing secretary, ben carson wants to raise rents on people that get federal housing housing assistance because it would encourage people to get jobs, the rent increases would average 26%, he said its an attempt by the trump administration to give poor people a way out of poverty but organizations that work with lower income families said most of their clients already work two jobs and have a hard time paying rent because of low wages. >>> the wall street journal said the price of coffee went up by 10 to 20 cents at starbucks, the report said in the past year, the company has raised prices by one to 2% to keep up with inflation. >> in hawaii, they passed a law stopping companies like uber and lyft from using surge pricing, the bill still needs to be approved by the mayor of honolulu to become law, that leads to our question of the day, do you support a proposed cap on ride share companies like uber and lyft, let us know on our facebook page or on twitter. a lot of compan

s -- she will be on leave for six weeks to care for her first child. the deputy prime minister will takever duties whi she's on leave. ot> your next drink at mcdonald's mayome with a plasticstraw. the golden arches are not thepa only major c tossing out plastic straws. cruise cop royal car bean promised to next them by the end of the kbreer. >> we're seeing all the soft waste ending up in our oan and waters. good idea maybe to do it all before. >>> bananas are among the most popular fruits in the world. >> but are they really healthy, or is the story just bananas? what a question. consumer rorter susanogan is working for you this morning. what you need to know. >>> security reporters say don't be so quick to count out the fruits yet. >> one large banana has about 12 calories and 17 grams of natural sugars. more than double what you would get in a cup o strawberry slices. >> egts far less than a seeda or bar.y >> even nutritionists will say it's unlikely you get fat orlo de diabetes because of a banana, wher >> three and a half grams in each large banana. that's a15ut of the amount you need every day. green ban aas gives you added bonus. >> bananas ar

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but i will tell you the dow jones, s&p and the nasdaq are all still down, but very small percentage in point wise. >> reporter: e. >>> mcdonald'scould be out of a job. it's row structuring the business in order to in december profits. we've talked about the self- service kiosks in the restaurant. mcdonald's president sent out an e-mail to employees, and franchise owners. that e-mail says the restructuring process means some workers will ultimately quote, exit our system. there's no word yet on how many people will be laid off but more information is expected on tuesday when mcdonald's holds a company town hall meeting. >>> facebook is admitting to another pry's problem. the company says as many as 14 million users may have unknowingly exposed their private information as part of a public post. facebook says a griffin enabled users' posts to be shared with everyone even if they chose provisory visions. >> it happened between may 18 and may 27 but facebook says it has ficked the problem. >>> one country is talking about pawterfity. it's offering employees paid leave after they adopt a new pet. the company says most employees have

on wednesday that ways what market is expecting markets mcdonald's dow industrials expected up a fraction at opening of trading, about 13 points say take a look at friday performance all major indices up for the week dow industrials on friday up 75 points, one-third of a percent the s&p was also up a third of a percent nasdaq up a fraction, this morning in europe markets are up across the board take a look at ft 100 two-thirds of a percent, best perform in eurozone in asia overnight markets mostly higher you can say with exception of china as you can see besterform korea kospi index up 3/4 of a percent, about amazon under fire over working conditions in china details on investigation what amazon isaying this morning, about that. plus bitcoin plunges cryptocurrency taking a hit after a cyberattack we've got the story, you elon musk boring flamethrower arrived don't call it a flamethrower details on first shipment coming up first top story this half an hour we are now hours away from high stakes summit between president trump and north korean leader kim jong-un learning brand-new information this morning about what will take place

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