the bbc�*s seen more evidence of an alleged toxic workplace culture at mcdonald�*s. d recent staff alleged sexual assault, harrassment, racism and bullying. our employment correspondent zoe conway reports. ed is studying for his a—levels. he started a newjob at mcdonald�*s at the beginning of the year. he says that very soon, one of the senior managers at the store repeatedly pestered him for sex. ed was 16. this happened in front of others when he would pass it off as banter. but then, behind closed doors, in the fridge or the crewroom, or the stockroom, when no—one else was there, he would very much give the impression that he was being absolutely serious. the harassment went on for several months, until ed quit in april. i would get really upset about going into work and i would cry a lot before my shifts. and...yeah. injuly, a bbc investigation revealed that more 100 current and recent mcdonald�*s employees alleged a toxic culture of sexual assault, harassment, racism and bullying at the company. steve reid contacted the bbc injuly about what he said was a sexist

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. >> join me now this hour eddie glaude, msnbc political analyst anthony james s mcdonald with a professorprinceton university. renato mariotti, former federal prosecutor -- and michelle goldberg, msnbc political analyst and a columnist for the new york times. great to have all three of you with us. eddie, let me start with you. i'm curious to hear your thoughts on your colleagues put a friend of this network, someone we speak to frequently and what his take was that trump's threats -- it's not about politics. they don't help his case -- he's courting violence solely for the sake of violence. >> i understand what's behind kelly's formulation, but i think he's a little bit more strategic. i think trump according violence, as actually trying to force those who are trying to prosecute him to pause, to think twice. so there's always the calculation what will it mean for that nation for us to hold this man accountable? and if his second amendment people, remember he described his people as second amendment people when he was running against hillary clinton. if those people pose a genuine, viole

s&p companies. walmart and mcdonald's have used the terms in speaking with investors. not convinced it is a word. >> it is a word. who uses it? the idea is just to refer to the consumers. consumers are a little bit more picky at this stage. i think of the word we use to describe the latest quarter. you know what i came up with >> eager >> i came up with the word bamboozled for the last quarter. it was mentioned yesterday in the con ttext here in the u.s i wonder whether markets are being deceived by the a.i. hype. of course, it is also a little homage to "friends" and matthew perry who passed away. he is the one where i learned the word. >> excellent you are giving the word a run for its money. i don't have much to compete with, but i'll bring the mood down a bit the word i would use is for market participants is y frustrated we hope to have clarify on "street signs. i'm julianna tatelbaum. >> i'm silvia amaro. "worldwide exchange" is up next. hi. i'm wolfgang puck when i started my online store wolfgang puck home i knew there would be a lot of orders to fill and i wan

so, for example , i know starbucks , example, i know starbucks, mcdonald's and m&s name has been broughtat apology is not sincere. however they clearly felt it was wrong for them to remove it and it's not just about the colours. i agree. it's festive colours. i'm not disagreeing with that. but when we say seeing those colours all across our news screens, all across social media and then there's a burning of that along with the brand being brought into different conversations about boycotting, about being augned about boycotting, about being aligned with israel and palestine conflict. i think it was very silly of them to have let this go into the public domain . in let this go into the public domain. in i'm just going to go to youtube to come back to that. >> really. do you think there's maybe a danger of overthinking things and looking things here and people looking for none was into for offence when none was into intended really . who you are . intended really. who you are. >> so was that rebecca. >> so was that rebecca. >> sorry. i think my mic cut out there. rebecca do you think that

mcdonald's. >> they're seeing what's gone on with seeing mcd(gone s. >> they're seeing what's gone on with seeinge seeing what's gone on with of starbucks. and with the likes of starbucks. and they probably sitting there thinking, to get thinking, do i want to get my windows in? do i want to windows smashed in? do i want to find my staff at risk? probably not. why not. and that's probably why they've one of the they've done it. one of the things that's really you things that's really got you guys talking ad is guys talking about that ad is not the ridiculous ness of not just the ridiculous ness of those hats, says. i'm those hats, dawn says. i'm furious this advert. how furious about this advert. how dare they take the christ out of christmas? people, you'd be christmas? many people, you'd be surprised, actually, at all. many, many people are offended by this advert because they saying it's basically offensive to the festive season. this is what linda's saying is offensive to the festive season and the meaning of christmas . if meaning of christmas. if anything, it should be the crystal ian commu

mcdonald's. merck up about a quarter of a percent. take a look at the sing well there. we have medtronic, fisher scientific up 3%,age hasn't technologies, they're up 9% this morning. and for the big tech names, tesla up 1%. lumina, they're up three-quarters of a percent as a you can see. segen up nearly 1%. so there are some of the winners on the nasdaq. >>> coming up, president biden attempted to ache -- make a joke during the turkey pardon but it turned into this. watch. >> you could say even this harder than getting a ticket to the renaissance tour or britney's tour, she's down in -- it's kind of tbharm brazil right now. ashley: i think he means taylor swift who's down in brazil. anyway, a majority of new york democrats say that the migrant crisis is a severe problem. no kidding. so what's the state going to do about it? new york congresswoman claudia tenney will take that on, she'll be here that talk to us -- here to talk to us. and hundreds of openai employees threatening to quit and join ousted ceo sam altman, so where do the chips fall on all a of

mcdonald for speech. he made a protest forcing solidarity with palestinians a. g. u. s. david velasco is 18. your career at osborne. 6 is editor in chief, was abruptly halted off the published this a call for c spell. it and accountability that was signed by around $8000.00 notice and some signatures say that being bullied and harassed by us, collect us with the chilling effect. you know, i think that this is a, i mean this is horrible for it's horrible for so many people, artists among them. but i mean, 1st and foremost, of course, this is horrible for the people who are actually suffering from the violence of that is really a tax on gaza. that's the, the basic tenets of, of making or right. you can have a voice if you, if you don't have that, then what do you have out for an didn't immediately responds to a request for comment, prominence, jewish all, just 9. golden told the us newspaper the new york times, that she has never lived to remove chilling period. the us based advocacy organization post fund legal said in the 1st 2 weeks of school, it responded to move in 260 cases. people's car

and they will continue they will find new target s they've got mcdonald's, they've got starbucks.ers who they believe are being pro—israel and they will find themselves as targets in the weeks and days ahead , the weeks and days ahead, obviously. and so it's going to be increasingly difficult, i think, for law enforcement across the uk to be able to respond to that in quick time. and many of the general public are going to be caught up in that. you saw in liverpool street last night the many thousands of activists and protests , those who then staged protests, those who then staged that sit in in liverpool street , that sit in in liverpool street, that's going to cause the same kind of disruptions that you see from the likes of just stop oil now. >> absolutely. and we're going to be having a chat shortly anyway about whether or not the police have taken sides, whether it's fair to say that they have got very difficult but got a very difficult job, but especially comes to some especially when it comes to some of things that we're of the things that we're seeing in the moment. but i

kevin mccarthy visit where he went to mar-a-lago and not just to deliver some mcdonald's but he apologized to donald trump suary 6th, and that was the beginning of trump's rehabilitation in the republican party and we have seen he is well on his way to being their nominee again. >> it was a pivotal moment as lindsey graham, he said i'm done, out, finished. we had a good ride together but i'm done with donald trump. and somebody was mean to him in the airport in washington, and he flipped. we talked about this off the air, too, as an adult, as a man, how do you look yourself in the mirror and say to your kids, when they say, but dad, or husband or friend or son, all the evidence says you shouldn't have done these things, this is all a lie? why are you doing this? what do you tell your kids? well, i had to do it because the big guy was real mad at us? >> here in the late november day in 2023, let's consider what we've talked about the last eight or nine minutes. one political party, the republican party, and i can only imagine the number of people who are watching this program or the number of people who are

mcdonald's marketing. it's a stock that at lake pays a 2 and a half percent dividend yield in the mid 20's. >> low 20's. it's not cheap right? it's been around since i was a little kid in your little can. yeah, they're still do the you can always put people what is old is new again? alright. and that now is the holiday shopping season. the holiday delivery season and we've been doing stories about porch pirates. >> you know, they're kicking back into gear again. they do it every year. and it's something we ought to be concerned about. and i guess that's even, you know, part of the business story as part of the holiday, you know, economy. >> yeah, i was shocked to learn that 25% of now don't get refunded that the average theft this month will be about $81 and $0.91 that 20% of the fast involve a doorbell camera police are going to involved because it's just not enough crime. all the average package throughout the year we had about $147 of packages per month. but in the holiday season, 547. so this is the month. be really vigilant. one in 4 of us is victim to it. it's kind of well, you story to light up.

condemning anti-s anti-semitism, mayor muriel bowser deployed the national guard to help with the crowd control despite local police say there aren't any credible threats. crocs in mcdonald'stion featuring iconic mcdonald's characters, they are available today at 12:00 p.m. eastern in retail from 70 - $75 a pair those are your headlines right now president biden traveling to san francisco ahead of the high-stakes meeting with chinese leader xi jinping on the sidelines of the asia-pacific cooperation summit tomorrow fox business white house correspondent edward lawrence is live in san francisco with more. >> good morning, so far we have the white house lowering expectation for what could come out of the impact summit as well as the specific meeting between president biden the chinese president xi, we heard several cabinet level members of this administration say the administration wants to stabilize communication with china focus on competition those would be the deliverables we've heard nothing about be tough on china or confronted the chinese leader for bad behavior that china continues to do numbers of the former administration believe this president has the approach bac

jack carson there, who is outside a mcdonald's in small jack carson there, who is outsideirmingham 1's jack carson there, who is outsideirmingham .aftermall jack carson there, who is outsideirmingham . after these heath birmingham. after these incidents , a form of protest incidents, a form of protest apparently he is absolutely disgusting , isn't it, martin? disgusting, isn't it, martin? >> abhorrent, repulsive . lviv >> abhorrent, repulsive. lviv and, you know, i think just out of control now. and what would possess people to do that? where do they get the mice from? >> well, the shop you can just buy mice in pets at home. i'm not giving any adverts there, but i mean, the police need to come down hard on this because as we're already copycat as we're already seeing, copycat moves and with social media as it is , these types of tiktoks it is, these types of tiktoks get millions of views in less than ten minutes. sometimes these things go properly viral. the police need to make sure that people don't think they're going to get away with this kind of thing. but anyway, a of thing. but a

and finally, mcdonald's, the food chain entering the world of high stakes fashion with this collaboration that you didn't know you need. have you seen these yet? these are the mickey d.'s? okay thank you, carson. jam packed. >>> still ahead, one of our favorite holiday traditions. >>> good morning. it is 8:26. i'm marcus washington. holiday spirit is alive in the south bay. tonight marks the official opening of downtown ice on south market street. following a soft open last friday, this is not video from last year because, if you remember, last year was a roller skating rink. due to popular demand, this year the ice is back. our own mike inouye is hosting tonight's ceremony. it starts at 5:30. for tickets, visit sjdowntownice.com. >>> take a look at the forecast. kari, how is the weather holding up? >>> it's starting out sunny and chilly across the bay area, and it's also been windy. the wind will start to calm down today as the sunshine continues, our highs inland reach into the upper 60s. it will be cold tonight into early tomorrow morning, but it will be mild for the afternoon. in fact, that's the weather we'll see with mainly dry conditions with only a slight chanc

s mother has previously said she doesn't wantjon venables to be released. the parole board's decision may not be known for two weeks. judith moritz, bbc news. mp5 will question the uk boss of mcdonaldsis determined to root out behaviour that falls below the high standards it expects of its staff. health bosses in england say hospitals are having to shelve plans for extra winter beds because of financial problems. the warning by nhs providers comes after the treasury rejected pleas for an extra one billion pounds, to cover the cost of strikes during the past 11 months. the government has said planning for the winter is on track. applications have opened for xl bully owners to register their dogs before the breed is made illegal. those who wish to keep them must apply to an exemption scheme, or they can choose to have their dog put down, and apply for compensation. injust the in just the last few minutes the latest jobs and in just the last few minutes the latestjobs and wages figures have been released. ben can tell us what they reveal. good morning. you can sum up the picture on pay and jobs in the uk like this. wages are up and employment remains at the same level, although higher