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mcdonalds needs to find a way to win. digital could be a way but that's really a 2015 event so we'll wait and see. >> david palmer, thanks for joining us. >> thank you. >> so you heard his choice, he likes yum brands over mcdonalds. we want to hear you thoughts on that. who do you vote for? vote on our website at nbr.com. >>> now for the results from last week's global rival's challenge where we asked you to choose between oracle. 49% for asp and the stock has been going down. our guests like oracle, too. >>> that's it for us. susie gharib thanks for watching. >> i'm bill griffeth. have a good night, everybody. we'll see you tomorrow. >> this is "bbc world news america." >> funding of this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation, newman's own foundation, giving all profits to charity and pursuing the common good for over 30 years, kovler foundation, and union bank. >> at union bank, our relationship managers work hard to know your business, offering specialized solutions and capital to help you meet your g

jay no, the in city mcdonald's. >> mcdonalds, mcdonalds, mcdonalds. >> you get into the open road and a rest area, mcdonald's has the best. [inaudible]. >> by the way, joe, i don't know if you have a food allergy, but for those who have celiac disease mcdonalds is one of the few places you can get a gluten free meal. >> mcdonalds, people make fun of the healthy options, but the salads are not bad. >> no one is going in there and saying i can't wait for the pleasurable experience that is going to mcdonald ails. it is give me the food and let me shove it down my throat. >> the wi-fi is free and the coffee is not bad and now they have these wonderful -- they have designers in there. >> are you working for mcdonalds? >> i shouldn't be plugging them too much, but they don't need much help. they do a good job. these big chains that are successful, they are all doing something right. everyone likes to make fun of starbucks, they know what they are doing. mcdonald's, 1500 trillion served. >> no matter what you get at starbucks whether it is in ohio or southern california, it always tastes the

mcdonald served as a captain in the u.s. army for five years, after graduating from west point in the top 2% of his clasp white house official tells cnn, mcdonald's 33-year tenure at procter & gamble prepares him well for leading a huge agency which provides services for more than 8 million veterans a year. obama's previous chief shinseki rescienced last month on a scandal. if mcdonald's nominations a proved, he would face a huge list of problems to solve inside the v.a. department. i want to bring in correspondent erin mcpike at the white house. tell us why the president chose mcdonald for this position. >> reporter: well, randi, if you remember, back from when eric shinseki resigned, people were talking about whether or not they had a short list, and there was no short list they were talking about rhode island senator jack reid, others but there was no short list because the white house was looking for someone who had both management experience, with a business as well as veteran. bob mcdonald, the former ceo of procter &

mcdonald served as a captain in the u.s.rom west point in the top 2% of his clasp white house official tells cnn, mcdonald's 33-year tenure at procter & gamble prepares him well for leading a huge agency which provides services for more than 8 million veterans a year. obama's previous chief shinseki rescienced last month on a scandal. if mcdonald's nominations a proved, he would face

mcdonald is a west point grad, a former ceo of procter & gamble. he is a leader of a veterans interest group says mcdonald will have to work hard to get up to speed on key issues. if confirmed, mcdonald would lead a troubled agency gripped by reports of treatment delays and also those coverups we've been hearing about. mcdonald needs to be confirmed by congress by august 1st, before the summer break. live in the digital operations center, keith jones, nbc 10 news. >> mcdonald will replace erik shinseki who resigned last month as the scope of the issues at the veterans hospitals became apparent. investigators still looking into the coverup ofa.g s. t i did ba istorer t ert's c iitht mi nalicantetehurg checlaring d coming seelfa te ot wds futufe a ere' o o that typi f eingngoef. n omes up affect us. the scin o gat hng tay> stian toeeny. pries becausefre theea he i mituesunemhi af ira gt bg ec ofhe i.sdvin tistts >>ghun om or odedll h a ns >>demaheman asomnighets t sidetk wphilad30 forg o oieth was inlex. wtion in ach iciaselmeh c a ve sthe gom h w t

mcdonald to ascertain his views on these important issues. that doesn't say it's going to be a slam dunk. >>> all right. we are watching it. thank you for coming in, as this story is breaking. thank you very much. >>> let's go to the hunt for justice after a u.s. consequence lan was hit by terrorists. right now lawmakers are sounding off after the first court appearance of the only suspect so far in u.s. custody. ahmed abu khattala pleaded not guilty in federal court to one charge in aiding and supporting a terrorist group. he was interrogated by the fbi, the cia and military intelligence aboard a u.s. navy ship before he arrived in the u.s. this weekend. his court appearance is the first step of a legal process which could yield new insight into what happened on september 11th, 2012, and possibly lead to more people being arrested. four americans died that night in the siege that went on for hours. the ambassador, sean smith and former navy s.e.a.l. glenn doherty and tyrone woods. not everyone is convinced khattala should fay a civilian cour

mcdonald was comfortable doing in running p and g.e controversy when he did run the company whether he went out or limped out. some criticism he was disservice about his service on a number of boards. shareholders said he was too distracted. he can't afford any such distractions now. back with tankle on this. the president didn't give him license to do what he wants by making that line congress can help, he kind of made it clear this guy is a prisoner of this system. >> i didn't exactly read it that way. i read it more as a campaign speech on behalf of the president. he folded over the appointment along with the congressional medal of honor winner, along with all the good work they've done, he folded that all in. so i'm not sure. lee iaococca said lady, follow or get out of the way. my counsel to the president is get out of the way. >> this guy, to be fair, the president alone can't unilateral change rules although he does issue executive orders. but robert mcdonald if he gets this position he doesn't come in there with the power gran

mcdonald has a military history, former army captain graduated from west point.oes he not have any medical background. the president's nomination comes on the heels of a devastating report by his deputy chief of staff rob nabors which was released on friday, concluded that the va suffers from a corrosive management culture and the department must be restructured and reformed. can mcdonald oversee the broad changes necessary for an organization in crisis? paul rye krost told the new york times, mcdonald not a name on anyone's radar and his branding background may prove helpful because there are few organizations in america with a worse reputation towards customers than the va right now. joining me now is political editor and white house correspondent at the huffington post, sam stein and former democratic congressman from pennsylvania and veteran of the iraq war, patrick murphy. the president said at one point we've got to change the way the va does business and has clearly decided this is a management issue and brought in a business heavy. do you think he'll get

me mcdonald's eat like a champion. ok now take a bite of the big nuggets. i marinate joining me. for kinda impartial and financial commentary for news and much much. only on bombast and on. the no c.n.n. the m s m b c news have taken some slightly but the fact is i admire their commitment to cover all sides of the story just in case one of them happens to be accurate. that was funny but it's close and for the truth of the might think. it's because one whole attention and the mainstream media works side by side the joke is actually on here. at our teen years we have a different brain. because the news of the world just is not this funny i'm not laughing dammit i'm not how. i feel about. you guys sort of the jokes well handled in the sense that i've got. welcome back. old come back the water the water getting shut off in detroit for hundreds of thousands of people who are as little as one hundred fifty dollars behind on their payments the water the city of detroit is shutting off the water people can't survive without water that is so much worse than shutting off the slurpee easer

is robert mcdonald up to the task? what we need to know about the newest nominee. >> mcdonald is a former ceo of proctor & gamble. he knows how to lead. he spent 33 years as the ceo. he had 500 employees in the operations around the world. his experience prepares him for building the veteran's administration. he is familiar with how the hill terry works. as you know the agency is facing allegations of patients dying while waiting for a doctor's appointment. he said in a statement he is a good man he is the kind of person who discover change that is badly needed and long over due. person nissan de-- bernie sande says they need accountability and increasing number of doctors, thursdays and other medical staff so all will be eligible and they get high quality healthcare in a timely manner. mcdonald will have to go through a confirmation process. if confirmed he will take on the challenge of getting the va back on track. >> to an extreme weather ahurt. potential terne does may be will possib possible later today. >> i am i

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mcdonald's nomination. there is already an indication that there other members of congress who share the president's assessment of mr. mcdonald as the right man for the job. >> will the point person remain at the veterans administration? should we regard rob's presence of a there is something that will be permanent or semipermanent? >> i don't have a timeframe to share with you now. the decision to send rob to try to assess the condition of the v.a. was not intended to be a permanent appointment. you so that mr. neighbor's report was presented to the resident last week. mr. neighbors identified a pretty wide range of challenges that are facing the v.a. this is an unsparing report that singled out a lot of significant problems. there is a wide range of reforms. >> do they want him to stay there to help the new secretary? >> i anticipate at least for the time being rob will remain at the v.a. as they continue to implement the reforms that have already been suggested by outside groups. he will play a role in h

bob mcdonald stepped down from procter & gamble last year.predate the secret waiting list but that is clearly at the top of the list right now. joining us to discuss that and much more going on in politics, democratic strategist and senior adviser and kevin madden, cnn commentator and republican strategist. good morning, guys. >> good morning, kate. >> bob mcdonald described as an unusual pick for this. not a four star general like many va secretaries in the past. what do you think? will democrats support him? >> well, we have to find out more, obviously. here's what i like. i believe in affirmative action. my party has to do a better job of reaching out to a business community. ceo, businessman and godforbid, a republican. he gave $5,000 to mitt romney. maybe this is punishing him. giving him the worst job in washington. i like the idea of cross-pollenation. he starts off i think on the right foot and almost impossible task. >> bob mcdonald goes in. obviously he would be going with his eyes wide open. the huge task that he faces. he has give

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. >>> meet bob mcdonald. he ran one of the world's largest companies. now he's the administration's choice to tackle the v.a. mess. >>> the white house wants $2 billion to care for border crossers, but the president has a stern message. >> do not send your children to the borders. if they do make it, they'll get sent back. more importantly, they may not make it. >>> plus, major weather systems having a big impact across the country. >>> a wild weekend of world cup drama and much, much more. it's monday, june 30th. "early today" starts right now. >>> good morning. i'm dara brown. breaking news in the oscar pistorius murder trial. it resumed this morning after the double amputee olympic athlete underwent a month of psychiatric exams to assess his mental health when he shot and killed his girlfriend, reeva steenkamp, last year. new this morning according to the official report from the panel psychiatrist there, pistorius did not suffer from mental disease or defect that affected his ability to know right from wrong at the time of the shooting. we'll be fol

i was practicing at mcdonald's.ching live bloomberg television, streaming on your tablet, and bloomberg.com. ♪ >> futures indicate stocks are little changed at the open. the longest stretch of quarterly gains since 1998. will the bull run continue? general motors is continuing a payout fund for victims of crashes due to a faulty a mission switch -- system. a similar task for 9/11 victims. an hour from now, we are expecting to get a major supreme court ruling on obamacare, the issue being whether employers must pay for birth control even if they are morally opposed to it. a criminal investigation will be settled with u.s. authorities today, putting an end to an investigation that has been going on for more than seven years. phil mattingly has been following the case and is with us now. final details are being handled -- handed out still. number forthe final the fine will be $8.9 billion. -- case, far in the way and we also know good news in the negotiations, they're going to be banned from handling certain dollar tra

mcdonald is a west point grad and former ceo of procter & gamble. he was in the top 2% of his class at west point and spent five years in the army. he reached the rank of captain. he then spent 33 years with the household products company and led procter & gamble from 2009 to 2013. house speaker john boehner seemed supportive of the pick saying in part, quote, bob mcdonald is a good man. a veteran and a strong leader with decades of experience in the private sector, with those traits, he's the kind of person who is capable of implementing the kind of dramatic systemic change that is badly needed and long overdue at the v.a. if confirmed, mcdonald will replace acting secretary sloan gibson. gibson took over for eric shinseki who resigned amid allegations of long waits at v.a. hospitals and secret waiting lists for patients. >>> overseas, insurgents in iraq and syria say they have officially established a new islamic state in the region. a spokesman for the group says muslims around the world including other militant organizations must now swear and p

our question number one, does bob mcdonald have what it takes to fix the veterans affairs department? president obama set to nominate the former procter & gamble ceo tomorrow as veterans affairs secretary. the va department is reeling from a huge scandal over mismanaged and sometimes deadly wait times for veterans seeking medical help. mcdonald graduated from west point in the top 2% of his class. her isser offed five years as a u.s. army captain. >>> question number two could the grieving mother of a toddler left in a hot car face charges as well? lee anna harris defended her jailed husband at yesterday's funeral for for their 22-month-old son. the little boy died after his father left him in a sweltering car for seven hours. both the mother and father have told police they did internet searches on child death in hot cars. the father has pleaded not guilty to felony murder and second-degree child cruelty charges. >>> question number three, what is a cal fate and why are we using that word when talking about the crisis in iraq in the extremist group rampaging all over iraq, taking con

we're going to go by the auburn street mcdonald's where julio allen, a member of an opposite gang here in rockford, was confronted by davis bradford dodson. >> bradford dodson, who had the nickname of hustler, played the roll of enforcer. at duck's orders, at the mcdonald's restaurant at auburn and central, tried to carry out a hit in retaliation for a home invasion at one of the gang's drug houses. they found out julio allen was there. davis gave the order, and bradford dodson fired several rounds through a plate glass window. >> when you've got someone firing rounds inside a mcdonald's like that, that's unacceptable. that's when i said, "i want this duck. this guy has got to go down." we initiated a federal case. did an awful lot of surveillance, following people, watching people talking to informants. we started to see the pattern. the way they were selling the narcotics was the same. >> he was using different locations in the city, renting houses. normally he would have a lady rent the house in her name. nobody would live there. they would just use it strictly to sell drugs. >> the

>> you'll see. >> this, my friend, is the ultimate dollar burger from mcdonald's. let's go ahead and give this a try. >> as disgusting as it looks, this is how you eat it. you start at the top, one bite at a time, and work your way down. >> look at the shape of this guy, though. i eat salads and quinoa and i don't look anything like that and he's there munching 40,000 calories of mcdonald's and looks like a house a mountain. >> he is a fitness guru as well in addition to being good at eating. he is actually showing that you can eat whatever you want, but you can also balance it with your fitness routine. >> does not look like balance. >> here he is getting to the end. he does obviously need some water, but he does it, he finishes the whole darn thing. >> your ultimate dollar burger from mcdonald's today. >> looks like he's about to fall over. . >> on february 2nd, 1959, nine college students hiked the icy slopes of the mountains in russia and they never returned. th theories about what happened to these students. one of them being maybe it was a yetti. a special on

mcdonald's corporation. why do you like it? >> well, those mcflurries are good and people are more penny-wise these days. >> most people will be impacted by even the higher prices at mcdonald's and will start cooking at home. >> even mcdonalds is too expensive. that's it for forbes on fox. s block onderful weekend. continues with eric bolling and cashin in. >> criminal investigation into this matter. there is a commitment here to get to the bottom of what happened. have made a very substantial progress in that investigation. he wants it investigated. >> investigation after investigation, the white house keeps looking into things. the va disaster, the irs scandal, benghazi and now leaking the name of a cia spy. instead of probing, should the president start leading and finally making some stuff decisions? plus. ♪ >> it's a new segment bound to make you happy. we go rapid fire.

mcdonald's hopes that is the case as they try to pick up market share. "bloomberg surveillance." ♪ >> this is our twitter question of the day -- scarlet? >> this is "bloomberg surveillance." let's get you some company news from the files of bloomberg west. philips sees a bright future for the led bulb business. they will separate the lighting unit into a standalone company by next year. philips is the world's biggest maker of light bulbs. refund checks are going out to some customers of aereo and many of its workers are on open-ended vacation. the supreme court last three ruled -- last week ruled they were breaking copyright laws. the ceo said the company's journey is "far from done." ownboss is getting his museum online. restrains team is the subject of a website that features memorabilia from his career. fan foundedsuper it. there are thousands of items with plans to add more every month. that is this morning's company news. are you buying as breakfast this morning? >> i am on the mcdonald's website. actually, it is not as caloric as i thought. we migh

in salem dave schratwieser fox 29 news. >> and the owner of the mcdonald's where harris worked is also speaking to night. he says he is disturbed by this type of behavior and he will cooperate with the police. he says harris will probably not be working in his restaurant once this investigation is over. >> police say a teenager is responsible for stabbing his neighbors in olney yesterday. investigators say 18 year old anthony waters got into their home on the 5900 block of north fourth street through an unlocked back door. fox 29 was there as police broke down the door atwater's home. investigators say he wanted to steal and sell his neighbor's car but the victims surprised him. a 71 year old woman and a 54 year old man were both stabbed several times. police say when they showed up on the scene waters was hosing the area down. he's now facing attempted murder, burglary and other charges. >> and police need help identifying the man seen in these surveillance picture. stole the wallet of an umpire and made several purchases with the stolen credit cards. it happened last week at hatfield

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casey and his buddy went to mcdonalds in hopg congress to taste the local food there. when you go to another country, they have different things on the menu, so they tried them out. first, though, they look at the poster. check it out. >> it's like the fillet of fish, but shrimp. >> let's see how it tastes. >> it's kind of sweet. like a fish stick with an egg mcmuffin. >> they test a soup, basically corn and mushroom soup. i don't know how you could go wrong with that. >> creamy. >> now here's the grilled chicken burger. these guys couldn't tell if it was chicken. it looks like it to me because they were struck how brown it looked. >> looks like the regular mcchicken, although, considerably more brown. >> oh, yikes. i'm stricken by the blue paper, looks like a hospital. >> opened it up, and, like, oh, medical. >> like surgery. >> they even got a happy meal with corn. that's the most popular thing these guys ate. >> this is delicious. >> here's the pie. i have it say these guys were not big fans, but i would try it. >> looks good. >> i would imagine it's like a sweet po

there was a protest here in front of mcdonald's, a lot of mcdonald's workers were there. including someone from rockford who came in and told her story about how she started working at mcdonald's when she was 16 years old. she made three dollars an hour. she is still working for mcdonald's as a crew chief, $8.25, minimum wage. she still can't stay alive on a dollars $.25. -- eight dollars 25 cents. this woman had devoted her life to this mega-billion-dollar corporation. she has put her heart and soul into -- she talked about training people. mcdonald'sndards wants, and all of that. she was unbelievably thrilled like the other mcdonald's workers there. the other workers, like walmart workers, and some carwash struggling, are were thrilled about that. there was 150 cities. people tweeting their pictures from around the world. brazil, and japan, etc.. people aren't alone. that was the may chin -- that was the message. anotherent to interview mcdonald's worker, i said what do you think about this? she said, we will win if we all stick together. that is what a union does. [app

cu expires which it didn't now it runs with the property; is that right >> from a burger king 0 a mcdonald that will trigger a new conditional use under the code requirement. >> no, no i'm saying if burger king went out of the business if - >> if mcdonald's took over it's requires a new you cu. >> but we're changing it. >> it has limited applications but if mcdonald's buys out burger king they'll have to go through the cu process and if there was a let's say a phil's cfo on the corner of somewhere we gave it a conditional use from 14 to 21 stores but a reinforce and a half later they exit that property and starbuck's wants to come in. does that trigger a conditional use or an administrative process. that currently is a cu but we haven't worked out the abandonment so that's something else we need to look at that a standard cu is 3 years but we can change that in the process of administration review >> with respect to process you have outlined in a table a number of other proposals and we've heard from two supervisors offices that there were pending board of supervisors legislation ideas or

it's hope mcdonald can put an end to the scandal. last month eric shinseki resigned. mcdonald must be confirmed by the senate. >>> a pakistani educational advocate who survived an attempt will be honored in philadelphia this fall. 17-year-old malala will receive the 2014 liberty medal. she had courage and resilience in the face of adversary. she served as a powerful voice for girl's education surviving in assassination plat by the taliban where she was shot in the head while returning from school on a bus. in addition to the liberty medal, she also received a 201 united nations human rights prize as well as pakistan's national youth peace prize. >>> pain at the pump. as you filled up your gas tank then you already know gas prices have spiked to their highest in years. we'll tell you what's to blame. >>> after nice and quiet weekend we are changing things into the workweek. i'm tracking temperatures heading back into the 90s, plus the return of storms. i will let you know what to expect as you head back to work coming up at the seven-day forecast. >>> have you filled y

now john mcdonald at the plate.ame in as part of that double switch, last inning here for the angels. a bunt. a good bunt. carpenter, the flip with the glove to first base. sacrifice 1-3 down to second base goes iannetta. >> eric: interesting, dino ebel calling for the sacrifice. get the running in scores position, got out of grand slam range. he's got the four-run lead and wants to put one more on the board. that way a grand slam won't tie you. >> justin: or get into the martin timer territory, five-shot lead going into sunday at the u.s. open. >> eric: what did he have, though, going into today? up 7? wasn't he? 6 or 7? >> justin: up six shots for today's round. first pitch to calhoun. misses outside for a ball. >> justin: outside again. two balls and no strikes >> eric: you know, carpenter has struggled a bit this year and braves hoped he would be the guy to get the ball to kimbrel, be the guy to the starter, the eighth inning guy and he just has not been effective. hasn't been consistent, i should say. >> justin

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it's mcdonald's firz the s&p 500, that following line shows that mcdonald's has been underperformingr the last two years. i don't want to for a i got this very strong down trend. we can see april and may, we rallied back into pryer low, now this inflection is subjecting to me is the long-term down trend might be resuming to the down side. i think mcdonald's is an underperformer. >> okay. ari and mark, thank you very much for joining us. be sure to check out the online edition in partnership with yahoo! financial. >>> we've got a winner in the hard-fought battle for breakfast sausages and hot dogs the tyson winning the big from hillshire farms. >> so, kelly, i understand you have the tyson ceo coming up on "closing bell." how do you think he's going to be able to defend this deal? >> hello. we certainly do. can't wait to speak to donnie smith, we'll ask about this deal. when we know this industry is undergoing so many changes. i suspect he'll probably say it tangs a lot longer for a company like tyson to build a brand from scratch than it does to buy a company like jimmy dean. >> we b

the president will nominate bob mcdonald. if confirmed by the senate mcdonald will be tasked with leading a department blamed for treatment delays and cover ups. mcdonald will replace eric shen sec key who resigned last month. >>> jean quan has made it official she is seeking a second term. as she kicks off her reelection campaign. quan says her campaign against crime has made the streets of oakland safer and she says she has brought both new jobs and housing to oakland during her first term as mayor. she faces a packed field of more than a dozen contenders and they include two powerful members of the oakland city council. >>> coming up on our 5:00 hour, extra money. the unexpected millions the city of oakland is adding to its budget. what it came from and what the city has to do in order to spend it. >> we had to get her and sit her down because she was going to faint. >> knocked down by the heat. the dozens of illnesses at the alameda county fair that spent dozens scrambling. >> we are looking at a decent drive around the b

audra mcdonald, the reason i really wanted to do this, four-time tony winner and it's not just her.led in this production, i feel like i had to nightly, and i have to step up and meet them at their level. i mean, that is really what is demanded of me. it's one of those things where you come in and hit the ground running. it's no time to be half stepping. >> for more than a decade, alicia keys has entertained the world with her soulful voice. mark lamont hill talks to her about transition as composer and her play. >> jack and jill. my people don't welcome jack and jill either. >> jack and jill. single parent? not going to happen. >> alicia, thank you for spending time with us. >> thank you for having me. >> stick fire is amazing. i am so excited about it first of all because i grew up in new york city born and raised and one of the things my mother did with me early was take me to the theater and it was one of the things i fell in love with as a young girl because it takes you toa i whole other place and a whole other world and it's magical. here comes stick fly and it's about this i

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by even the higher prices at mcdonald's and will start cooking at home. >> even mcdonalds is too expensive. that's it for forbes on fox. s block onderful weekend. continues with eric bolling and cashin in. >> criminal investigation into this matter. there is a commitment here to get to the bottom of what happened. have made a very substantial progress in that investigation. he wants it investigated. >> investigation after investigation, the white house keeps looking into things. the va disaster, the irs scandal, benghazi and now leaking the name of a cia spy. instead of probing, should the president start leading and finally making some stuff decisions? plus. ♪ >> it's a new segment bound to make you happy. we go rapid fire. and then -- >> it's our second amendment rights. >> well, their gun rights ain't all right in certain places. restaurant owners showed gun owners the door. are businesses shooting themselves in the foot by taking sides in controversial issues? firing up your weekend starts right now. >> hi, everyone. welcome to cashin in. wayne rogers, jonathan, michelle fields and jua

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here are friend from ronald mcdonald house in southern new jersey. they have red, white, blue, the flags, they have it all there. up next friends from new jersey boys state they celebrate that the u.s. advances to the next round. always great. wonderful ap photo hoof other president obama taking in the action on air force one. you can see, even the president, is getting in on the action. >> in question just yet. everyone excited, fans all excited, team u.s.a. will advance, beasley will have a wrap up of the world cup in sports. >>> it is also a huge night in basketball, the nba draft is less than an hour away, leslie van arsdal is live for news brooklyn, leslie? >>> hi there, chris, yes the moment we have been waiting for and waiting for the nba draft. we will tell you who the the sixers are targeting and, well, what they might to have give up to get him coming up this in sports. >>> also on the way tonight a world famous architect talks about his vision to make major changes, to philadelphia's famous art museum, and, those iconic steps, kathy? >>> c

you know, mcdonald's is not worth it, a guy is not worth it. >>> now again latiah harris is open the loose and they set her bail at $35,000. police urged bail bonds noop urge her to turn herself n we're live at salem police headquarters same, new jersey, dann cuellar, "channel 6 action news."" >> thank you, dann, philadelphia police say two people suffered gunshot wounds showed up at two different hospitals after a shooting in west kensington. it happened 4:45 in the 300 block of west indiana. police are still investigating the circumstances. authorities say a 19-year-old victim wept to temple university hospital. he's in critical condition. a second victim turned up at e miss copoll hospital and was transferred to temple. no word on his condition. >> former mayor of trenton, tony mack, spent his first day behind bars. he reported to a minimum security federal prison glon west virginia today. and in february, mack was convicted on extorsion and bribery charges and last month a judge sentenced mack to four years and 10 months behind bars. >>> patient sixers fans have been waiting for

it happened near a mcdonald's in salem county, new jersey. fox 29's chris o'connell to life to at salem police headquarters. >> reporter: salem police are expecting that mcdonald's worker to turn herself in tonight. after she was caught on video viciously beating a victim in front of that victim's young son. we do have to warn you, the video you're about to see is graphic. police say the woman in the red mcdonald's uniform is la tow ya harris scene kicking and beating a woman on the ground more than 30 times tuesday afternoon. and this is the result. >> i could have been dead right now had she hit me in the right spot it would have been over over nothing. >> reporter: with her face still bruised and swollen catherine ferrara spoke with us about the brutal attack. >> i'm scare, like, you know, 'cause she made like threats about my life, my child. >> reporter: 37 year old mother says she went to mcdonald's for cheeseburger for her son. she says a previous argument led harris to leave her job and follow ferrara to field behind the restaurant. th

mcdonald is a veteran but he's been in the private sector now for years. his nomination is seen as a step away from the culture of the va which the white house has described as corrosive. bob mcdonald is a strikingly different choice and his predecessors, eric shinseki the retired four star army general who resigned exactly one month ago as the va scandal exploded. >> we now know the va has a systemic, totally unacceptable lack of integrity within some of our veterans facilities. >> reporter: mcdonald, who's 61 served five years as an army officer after graduating from west point and joined procter & gamble in 1980 and took over as ceo in 2009. during mcdonald's time as ceo, he managed more than 120,000 employees and 200 brands including tide crest and gillette. he stepped down from procter & gamble in june 2013 following criticism over the company's growth and competitiveness during his tenure. >> it's time for real transformation. >> reporter: mike hainey vice lance elector for veterans and military affairs believes mcdonald may be an unusual choice but

mcdonald's isn't worth it. a guy isn't worth it. >> within the last hour, the owner of the mcdonald's stayed in a statement, he is disturbed by the video and the suspect will not be serving customers pending the outcome. >>> a hearing today examined campuses and ways federal laws can seek to hold schools accountable. victims from a number of east coast to colleges and universities testified today. >> i'm excited about all the federal attention to this particular issue. i know that many of the older victim witness advocates are so relieved to see this really coming to attention and it's beautiful as a student and survivor to see it getting the full hearing deserves. >> lawmakers are thinking about using civil rights laws and higher education acts that disburse federal funds as a way to force colleges and universities to increase student safety. >>> next on nbc 10 news at 6:00 -- >> i get asked every day about the progress of the 495 bridge project. in fix at 6:00, nbc 10 giving you the answers you need about get

to owning a mcdonald's, it's an inspiring story and you got it in three minutes. .: today's salute to american success meet cordia harrington from nashville, tennessee, a true rags to riches story. she came from a poor working class family, grew up wearing hand-me-down clothes and the occasional family night out was mcdonald's. she poured her entire life savings, $587 to become a real estate agent. given her fierce determination to succeed, she was sued building homes faster than contractors could build them. she became a contractor. to spend more time with her kids, a very role location made it a long shot. she said i'm going buy a greyhound bus franchise, she bussed in the customers and opened two more franchises and then got on the mcdonald's bun committee. mcdonald's announced they needed a new bun contractor, harrington spent the next four years learning about the bakery business, and sold the restaurants and got the bun contract. and a tennessee bun company was born in 1996. true american success story to cordia harrington used every hurtle in life as a steppi