mcdonald 's is up nearly 13% year-to-date >> operating margins the comps blew away the street numberse been pretty steadfast on mcdonald's i don't want to cast dispersions, but i would be willing to bet that mcdonald's doesn't need ibm as much as ibm needs mcdonald's i don't know how much faster it will be, but i know how fast it is when i go through >> same store sales were monster, up 14.6% year on 2019 so prepared to prepandemic levels it has revved higher by 14.5%, pete. >> when you look at the check growth, all of the categories, you check the box and mcdonald's is doing everything right. in a lot of ways they are maneuvering themselves like when we talk about chipotle they have the digital side, drive-through side, a lot of categories and they keep adding to the menu. they have added the plant products and gone deeper into chicken this past year they are doing everything right, seeing customers come in when you look at revenue growth, for a very mature company, they are hitting everything just about right. you have to be impressed with the numbers that mcdonald's is putting out.

sinn fein�*s leader mary lou mcdonald has told her party conference that she will establish a citizen of northern ireland�*s devolved administration and is the largest opposition party in the republic of ireland. mrs mcdonald told the conference in dublin that preparation for a vote on unification needs to start now. the onus is on government to prepare for referendums and reunification stop a citizens assembly is urgent, responsible government would establish it immediately, that is watching feint will do in government. —— what sinn fein will do. firefighting unions in new york have warned of severe staff shortages and risk to public safety as the result of the city�*s public employee vaccine mandate. the deadline for public employees, including police, fire and sanitation workers, passed at 5pm on friday, meaning staff that refuse the jab could be forced to take unpaid leave. the dispute between city officials and unions comes amid increasing legal challenges against vaccine mandates at the state and federal level. peter bowes reports. with rubbish piling up in the streets, new york

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mcdonald's is going to get teachers administrators and school staff. >> a free breakfast every day this week. jane king is live at the nasdaq with those stories and more high j. >> high darya. good morning. t s mcdonald's offering teachers and school staff and administrators free breakfast every day this week is called thank you. meal. they just something similar for first responders last year. so you do is have to go into mcdonald's. and with your valid work id to get this. you can get a fun. bacon egg and cheese biscuits coffee. i mean, the whole works really, if you want now soaring home prices are scuffling. some home sales. the wall street are reports more properties are being valued below their agreed upon sales prices and that is causing deals to collapse in effect about 13% of appraisals came in below the price that was agreed to. that's about double what was normal that's according to core logic. and a new survey found twitter and facebook are teens least favorite social media platforms, instagram and tiktok where their favorite says come from. the piper sailor by annual taking stock of teens report found that they like instagram the best and the 25th bond movie hit us grossing 56 m

victoria, thank you very much for that. l let s get some of the day s other news. mcdonald'saurants in 12 us cities in protest at the fast food giant's handling of sexual harassment claims. organisers, who have held five strikes over harassment since 2018, say mcdonald's has "largely ignored" frontline workers who complain. cashiers and cooks walked out in chicago, detroit, houston and miami among other places on tuesday. australia has confirmed it will lift a ban next week that has prevented its own citizens travelling overseas without permission. australians have spent 19 months under some of the world's strictest border rules, in an effort to keep out covid. from the 1st of november people will no longer need an exemption to leave the country — provided they are fully vaccinated. it's a big week for tech companies, with many of the household names releasing their latest financial results. among them, alphabet, which is the parent company of google, and it announced a1% jump in revenues to $65 billion for the third quarter. alphabet�*s profit over the period was $21 billion

s&p up about 0.8%. nasdaq up 0.5%. today mcdonald's shares are trading down, but it is making news trying out a plant-based burger option. starting next month, they'll test its mcplant burger in eight u.s. locations. it's based on the beef alternative that the company beyond meat makes. beyond is based near l.a. mcplant burger is available in the u.s. test will start november 3rd. if you want to taste the mcplant burger, head south on 101. the closest test locations are in elsegundo and manhattan beach. >>> we're celebrating hispanic heritage all month here. culture and heritage often pass on through stories. a local filmmaker is using her own immigrant experience to make sure mexican americans feel seen and their stories heard. kris sanchez shows us her project in english, spanish and spanglish. >> hey, dude. how did you know your fiance was the one? [ speaking spanish ] >> sorry. >> this is "love in quarantine." it's a digital series that's the passion project of a filmmaker of watsonville. >> comedy, covid, it's in spanglish, and it

spacecraft and burn up upon reentering the earth's atmosphere before whatever�*s left splashes down into the ocean. stephen mcdonaldhan 80% of adults are now fully vaccinated and victoria will hit that target soon ? a triggerfor allowing international borders to open. but elsewhere, especially remote and regional areas, it's a different story. and in a land so vast, getting needles in arms can be logistically tricky. now, one of the country's oldest institutions is helping get those numbers up. the bbc�*s simon atkinson reports from north queensland. 50, 40, 30, ten... you don't get many visitors at the ravenswood airstrip. but for years, the royal flying doctors service has brought medical care here. and now, there's an extra bit of cargo on board. ravenswood has two pubs, but the nearest doctor is 100 km away. so this is how locals are getting vaccinated against covid—19. i was wondering i would get the shot at all. it's just convenient and it saves all the travel. and instead ofjoining the queue, we're here getting almost exclusive access. it's a of having to - have it, so i thought, "well, now's the time." this

s&p 500 fell. consumer facing giants mcdonald's, coca-cola rising after beating estimates.e also had some tech giants gaining ground with the nasdaq 100 up a quarter of a percent. we saw week results in texas instruments, so that led to pressure on automakers as well. crude prices at the moment allington little bit. we had reports that the eu and iran are agreeing to restart negotiations. we have reports showing u.s. crude inventories rose. we had a strong five-year auction, but what stole the show was the 30-year treasury yield, plunging as much as 10 basis points at one point, the biggest drop since july. remember, that was when we were seeing another wave of covid infections in the u.s. the two-year yield continuing to rise. but it is not just about the federal reserve. take a look at roselle. the biggest increase in nearly two decades. the celebrate jumping by 7.7%. what is interesting about the decision is that it was unanimous. we know that brazil has seen strong double-digit inflation, but this is across the region. consumer prices falling. it seems to be a universal

mcdonald's and general motors. the dow dropped 266 points. the nasdaq gained nearly a point. the s 500 lost 23. >>> costco is luring workers by raising starting wages again. the big box chain hiked its week. costco's wage increases were enacted to help it compete with large companies including amazon, target, and best buy which all raised their starting pay last year. this is the second time in eight months costco has bumped up pay for its employees. >>> the pandemic seems to be having an unhealthy and unintended consequence. an increase in people smoking. the federal trade commission says cigarette sales rose across the nation last year for the first time in two decades. the data didn't specify why sales are up, but the rise coincides with similar shifts in consumer behavior prompted by the pandemic which increased feelings of isolation, stress, and uncertainty. >>> and a dog-themed digital currency is setting records. say hello to the sheeba inu coin, not to be confused with the well-known doge coin. the cryptocurrency is the 11th largest digital currency by market value. the tok

s&p down 5 and a quarter and nasdaq lower by 23. ahead of busy number of earnings, dow components mcdonalds, boeing and coca-cola reporting quarterly numbers before the bell. there's a look at the stock this morning. stocks saw new records yesterday. dow and s&p 500 finishing in unchartered territory. nasdaq up 9 and s&p up 8 points, fractional moves but enough to put us unchartered territory. the ftse 100 along with the cac quarante in double digitses, crack down 24, the dax lower by 59. in asia overnight, red across the board here as well. indices under pressure with worst performer in hong kong. mornings with maria begins now. ♪ ♪ maria: top stories that we are watching this morning. virginia's gubernatorial race but the president wanted to talk about president trump instead mentioning the former leader 24 times in just 15 minutes. >> but now he doesn't want to talk about trump anymore. well, i do. donald trump, donald trump, donald trump, donald trump. maria: yes, despite the support from president biden and other prominent democrats the latest polls show the race tighter than ever between mcauliffe and glen youngkin. latest usa

s. and increasing military forces in south korea. early election results in the wrong point to a strong outcome for shia cleric mcdonald sawdust party. former prime minister maria mckee looks said to have the next largest vote among shia policies. anti government protest. this happened demonstrating across bolivia. they say propose new noise, a dangerous step towards a police state. the government thinks it's essential to tackle, elicit earnings, and bruce, the economy. brazil's president variable sanara, told a journalist, he was bored with questions about the country, surpassing 600 deaths from coven. 19 brazil has the 2nd highest number of deaths in the world. in ethiopia, the t gray people's liberation from says government troops have launch coordinator the tax on all fronts. rebels say, heavy artillery tanks find to jets and drones are being used against them. all the fuss, a years all to bikini found those former president thomas and car died in a coo, his alleged assassins. all standing trial proceedings began on monday, but were postponed for 2 weeks to give lewis more time to prepare. okay, those are your headlines coming up

s and p500 gained eight after closing at a new high. >>> a strong earning season continues to roll on. google beat revenue expectations. coke, mcdonalds and boeing are amongst the latest groups reporting their results. >>> the insurance institute for highway safety has the new test for side crashes and many small suv's didn't fare well with it. only one out of 20 models earned the top rating of good, the mazda crashes account for n a quart irof deaths. they hope the new test encourages companies to improve safety measures. >>> you can thank the braves for free taco for the 10th year in a yaw taco bell is giving away a free taco because of a stone base in the world series. ozzie stole second in the first inning between the braves and the astros. fans can get their free taco on november 4th. that's your cvs money watch report. for more head to cvs money watch.com at the new york stock exchange. >>> it's 4:46. time for a check of weather and traffic. >> we will start with mary lee. >> good morning. we are looking at beautiful day ahead. get ready for that. we will looking at mainly clear skies. you can see that ins. the hotel camera and

mcdonald's is coming to the rescue, the mcrib sandwich is re emerging and historically the s&p 500 isavailable. do you agree? >> i mean, i love a mcrib sandwich, charles. i can't fight that trend. i agree here, look. there's just so much capital on the sidelines, the only thing we've seen this year is every single dip has been bought, and i think that's going to be the trend. you've got all these strategists calling for 10-15% correction. they are going to be wrong, charles. i just think that it's a bull market, enjoy it, get invested don't sit in cash. charles: those are the same strategies that a year ago called for 5% then called for a 10% and then for a 15%, and then , you know, listen. we know the game, right? malcolm, welcome to the show first of all. >> thanks for having me. charles: i was checking out your work, your resume you wear a lot of hats including investment portfolio development so i want to talk about the ideal structure of someone's portfolio in this particular environment particularly trying to beat this market. >> yeah, the problem we go in the opposite direction

a little bit light, soft and lower on the negative two s&p 500 with numbers so far doing what they do, beating expectations. coca-cola, mcdonald'ss morning. jonathan: -- tom: the cynic in you is 100% right. i don't like the word beat, frankly, but it's the way we are beating with a revenue moving forward and outright guesstimates on revenue. it's really something. jonathan: people thought that the constraint on high prices might weigh in on demand but has that happened? it doesn't look like it's happened in a big way. tom: it's microeconomics with ambiguity and a give-and-take and frankly there is an unknown and we are learning as we go in a natural disaster. but i'm sorry, company to company, things are better than good. jonathan: and it's going to go on longer. coca-cola is expecting elevated commodity inflation. tom: doug has a long-term vision on amazon. what's our vision, our collective vision, john, of some of these companies, i don't care where they are, three years, five years, 10 years? no one is doing it, no one is thinking that far. jonathan: we will hear from washington soon. tom: jack, i'm confused, you provide accu

you can buy merchandise from s "quid games," kober kai, among other shows. >>> and we're loving this. mcdonald'so teachers, faculty and staff for five straight days this month as a thank you for all they do. it started today and lasts through friday anyone who qualifies needs to show a valid work i.d. for free breakfast. >>> on wall street, the dow down 250, s&p down 30, and nasdaq down 93. >>> i'm shepard smith on cnbc. it's the bottom of the hour. time for the top of the news a crypto nightmare hackers going after crypto platforms in the u.s. and victims having everything stolen isn't even the biggest problem. >>> cows, they have a lot of gas. scientists say that gas is warming the planet, so now they're suggesting a new diet plan >>> but first, one of the nba's biggest stars takes a stand that has him missing games. the league's regular season just a week away now but kyrie irving may have to sit out roughly half of all games because of a local vaccine mandate. and the brooklyn nets appear to be coming to terms with the possibility. >> i think we recognize is he's not playing home games, so,

points, and the s&p 500 posted its best day since march on the back of stronger earnings with bank of america. reports on retail sales, and import prices and consumer sentiment. mcdonald's will start testing its plant-based mcplant burger in texas, iowa, louisiana and california. the test will run for a limited time as long as supplies last, starting november 3rd. it is already available in some countries including sweden, denmark and the uk. tinder wants to help you find a date to your best friend's wedding. the dating app has a plus one feature allowing you to indicate if you are looking for a date or something else. the profile plus one 45%. >> you don't have for that? >> not everybody, marcus. no, not everybody. >> happy friday, and thank you. >> sure. have a great weekend. >> never thought about that. >> you need to stop thinking about it. >>> coming up on "today in the bay," we are tracking that weekend forecast for you. meteorologist, kari hall, is here with more. >> you do need a buddy to go on a hike with, and it's going to be a nice start to the morning. mild temperatures, and it will be warming up in the east bay. low 80s this afternoon. we'll talk about the

mcdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. jackie: good evening, folks. we had a strong broad-based rally. s&p 500 with best day in seven months with jobless claims falling lower than expected to a pandemic low. this as biden attempts to address another debacle for his administration the president is once again shifting responsibility blaming the supply turmoil on the private sector and threatening to call out companies that don't help bottlenecks. president biden secured agreements with major retailers like walmart and fedex to work around the clock. but running 24/7 operations of course can be expensive. experts say the costs ultimately will be passed on to you. edward lawrence is at the white house with more for us. reporter: jackie, industry groups say the president can point finger all they want but the supply chain issues will not be sorted out until well into next year. the white house making the announcement yesterday, today moving on. the president spoke about need to push back and did this when reporters wanted to ask about the supply chain and inflation. >> thank you very much. [r

roughly a third of the s&p 500 on deck to report outside of technology making up $10 trillion in market cap like mcdonald'sbucks with a crucial read on the consumer and supply chain concerns boar rice slausburg and soprano sapuru delano, i think you have your eye on visa. tell us why. >> i do. i think there's a couple reasons why. from the fourth quarter, you look at the consumer that's the focal point and looking at the increasing volume, payment transaction and the operating metrics that are important to visa and rebounds looking to the holiday season. there's a dip and a reason why some of the stock pulled back over the last quarters with a bit of the dip in the operating metrics but they look at the total adjustable market and the top line should rebound. they're still 85% of the transactions done globally in card i think if you look at it fundamentally they're a minimal cap x. high margins i think investors should look at the stock. there might be an opportunity there. >> boris, you have been digging through the names tied to the economy. industrials, autos, like 3m set to report on monday. >> i think

s. emission res including children are abducted near ports of france, the latest victims of an explosion of kidnappings by gangs in haiti. ah. hello there, i'm julian mcdonald. this is al jazeera, alive from london, also coming up the battle rages on for gaiman's energy rich maribel province, where the, who's the rebels say they're advancing and thousands have been displaced at least 19 dead. after surrender wayne sweep through villages and trigger lamb slides in the southern indian state of carola plus, a confirmed russian director an actress land back on the earth after the 1st ever films shoot in space. ah one welcome to the program. a group of 17 christian missionaries including children have been kidnapped in hey, see where they've been building an orphanage. they were on their way to the airport in the capital poor. so france, when they were taken by armed men in the area of gown there, as 16 of the missionaries are from the u. s. and one is from canada. hays, he has endured years of economic and political upheaval, but the situation worse and after the assassination of president jo vanelle moyse in july and a devastating earthquake in august or hatin

s&p, solid earnings. here, we are taking a break. tech leading the way higher, but it is consumer staples like mcdonald's out we are looking at. demand is strong. we openings are helping mcdonald's. that is offsetting some of the price increases we are seeing. at the same time, we are getting results out in your neck of the woods, looking at deutsche bank. can't really keep up with their peers, but that feels a little more idiosyncratic. oil trading a little heavier here but right around $85 a barrel. all of that heading into cop26 as the heat will be on these guys. we will be speaking to exxon and chevron later this week. it depends on how they are spending and what the returns will be. francine: a real question about what some of the financials can deliver. the big commodity producers are selling off things. i don't know if that is the right way to deal with it but it's all about financing. today i feel like we have about 25 stories that are valuable but it is difficult to find a common narrative. gold is falling amid this broader market optimism ahead of the ecb. tomorrow, christine lagarde will be trying to talk about tape

s. emission res including children are abducted near ports of france. the late is victims of an explosion of kidnappings by gangs in haiti. ah. hello there, i'm judy mcdonald, this is al jazeera alive from london, also coming up.

at the market dow still down 70 points s&p is hanging on to a six-point gain nasdaq jumping visa shares are falling on a disappointing revenue outlook. mcdonald'sigher on strong sales, higher prices, and new menu items a pricing power and inflation beneficiary. f 5 networks are eyer on quarterly results. juniper higher after earnings reported yesterday both outperforming the nasdaq year the date, up 7.5% today. >>> we start with autos and the push to try to dominate the future of the industry general motors' ceo mayor aye barra today said her company can catch tesla in u.s. sales by 2025 by having 30 ev vehicles on the market by that year. others setting ambitious goals, ford, niecean, honda and volvo tesla is still tops in ev markets. it is predicted it will fall to 20% by 2025 let's bring in michael ward, he has a buy rating on gm and ford. michelle krebs is executive analyst at cox automotive. michael, do those market share numbers for tesla seem credible, that they would fall from the 70% neighborhood rather quickly to 25% or so >> absolutely. it is a numbers things two things favor general motors and ford on the electric vehicle side in th

mcdonald's in denmark earns about $22 an hour. in the u.s. those workers are still fighting for just $15, but pay isn't the only problem. m.i.t.'sed compared to workers in other wealthy countries. they take less vacation, unlike their peers in most other rich countries. they don't have guaranteed paid parental leave. the labor shortages that we're seeing, the record job openings alongside record resignations are a market phenomenon that compels companies to improve on some of these policies to attract workers. we've already seen this in terms of pay. average hourly earnings for workers have risen by more than a dollar in the past year. that's not just good for workers, it's also good for the economy. that's because since the dotcom era of the 1990s worker productivity has stagnated. at smith notes in bloomberg, the 2001 recession contributed to an oversupply of non-skilled workers in cities. many companies reduced employee training and investment in technology. productivity growth fell for more than 3% in the late 1990s to less than 1% after 2010. but when companies have fewer workers and pay more for the ones they have got, the

>> goldman sachs, mcdonald's, home depot, value plays with the yields going up. stuart: s we have intercontinental exchange, martin marietta. the commodities play with the increase we have seen, natural gas at a 13 year high. stuart: tesla, etc. etc. no big tech. >> tesla - >> 7 minutes of trading time, here is the check. big board down 116 points down one third of one%. the 10 year treasury yield one.52%, price of gold has done nothing recently, $17.59. bitcoin going the other way. the price of oil on the upside is down a little bit. it is 77 and natural gas is dropped below the $6 level, 584 right there. as for the average price of a gallon for gas up 322. california the same gallon will cost you 442 -- $4.42. john kerry admits president biden didn't know there was a dustup between the us and france until he told him. >> what is the situation and i explained, he had not been aware of that. he had not been aware what had transpired and i don't want to go into details. stuart: what else didn't the president no? good question. nearly a dozen republican governors visiting th

mcdonald the evening edit begins now. >> at start for second with u.s. markets the end of the week with gains thanks to stronger-than-expected retail sales and strong earnings for down the s00 the nasdaq up for the second week in a row. to this critics are slamming white house chief of staff who retweeted the supply chain crisis and inflation are high-class problems. these issues are a problem for all americans not just the wealthy people out there. meanwhile as the president and democrats push for more spending, which is some fear will make inflation even worse, it probably will. # empty shelf joe is trending on twitter. social media users blasting divided and edward lawrence is at the white house with the latest. >> jackie, let's talk about the immediate problem before we get into the criticism. president joe biden says companies need to step up in order to fix the supply chain issues but they have been adding to the inflation problem we are seeing. the pictures we have all seen on social media of those empty shelves in some cases were essential items should sit. this is all because the # at trending most of the day bear shelves abide impaired more on twitter they retre

s, limited sunshine this weekend. our best chance of rain again monday and tuesday. julian: thank you. new at 6:00, an american institution raising fast food prices. mcdonald's fancier than usual. the deal that means no cars for drivers. kumasi: all denny's pancakes are made to order with fresh buttermilk. but this month's spotlight stack feels like fall. and is the pumpkin-iest pecan pie drizzliest and most gram-worthy of them all. new! pumpkin pecan pancakes. this month's spotlight stack. see you at dennys when you hear the word healthy, it always feels a little out of reach. that's 'cause the way we're thinking about it is all wrong. so we made a healthier song. for some folks it's like baby steps. maybe it's a jump or eating something green. or taking mom to get that vaccine. ♪ healthier means bringing stuff to the folks ♪ ♪ that really need it. ♪ ♪ like millie's meds straight to her door or care at home. ♪ ♪ believe it. ♪ ♪ sometimes it's healthier to laugh. ♪ ♪ other times it's healthier to cry. ♪ ♪ we'll work through it together. ♪ ♪ when it works for you, drop on by. ♪ ♪ 'cause healthier happens easy ♪ ♪ when you just give people access. ♪ ♪ for bob

stock there you see a comparison between boeing and the s&p 500 in the last year >> phil lebeau, as always, thanks so much for that. meantime, mcdonald's earnings beat estimates kate rogers has that story for us >> reporter: mcdonald's out with better than expected earnings across the board for the third quarter. better than the $2.46 expected revenue 6.20 billion that's also better than the 6.04 billion that had been projected. now in the u.s. comps up 9.6%, better than the 8.3% expected on a two-year stack the comps were up 14.6%. this thanks to larger orders and menu price hikes the crispy chicken sandwich platform continue to boost the company's sales. digital channels continued to the growth here as the company launched itrewards program in the quarter which now has 21 million members, 15 million active users really huge numbers there. overall same store sales increased 12.7% versus the 10% estimated year, international business also rebounding from covid. the company calling out strength in the uk, japan, and latin america. its systemside digital sales are up more than 20% of total systemwide sales mcdonald's also announced a par

s extraordinary. there may be debate about whether he returned to earth and astronauts but he has gone where no nonagenarian has gone before. that is talked to doctor aaron mcdonaldfor being with us. i grew up watching star trek, being with us. i grew up watching startrek, ijust assumed, captain kirk spent his life in state at any rate, it“s kirk spent his life in state at any rate, it's weird to see him coming up rate, it's weird to see him coming up for the first time but he was so emotional wasn't he? it was really touching to see how much it affected him. i think the symbol for a lot of people of captain kirk finally going to space meant a lot for a lot of people. what does all this mean? we have got just days else and all these other billionaires pursuing the idea of space tourism and making space more accessible, is that a good thing do you think? accessible, is that a good thing do ou think? , , , ., ~ accessible, is that a good thing do ou think? , , , ., ,, ., ., accessible, is that a good thing do ou think? , ,, .,~ ., ., ., you think? they speak a lot about this and they're _ you think? they speak a lot about this and they're making _ you think? they s

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stuart: mcdonald's would be just fine but if you are not up for it, congressman, you are right and appreciate you being on the show. back to the markets, dow is down 70, nasdaq up 70, smental impact from releasing emissions, methane, you say methane, emissions, fertilizers, the shipping and the label, 27 brands, i will give you an example. this is what investors want, a prepackaged cheese sandwich, that is the same as driving to add a half miles in a gas powered car. stuart: they can measure it. you think it makes people paint their decisions at the grocery store. stuart: when they put the calorie count on the menu board at a restaurant i moved down the calorie counts. i might do this. lauren: this will impact your decision. lauren: there is no harm, give consumers more information about subject they are interested in. i see no harm at all. lauren: completely not expecting that. jaguar land rover, electric cars shall world leaders around the glascow climate summit but don't have enough charters. neil: is the point. they want to highlight how the world isn't on track to cut greenhouse gas emissions as fast as they want. since they don't have enough charging stations f