mcdonald's has announced that this year, mcdonald's will not use chickens whose eggs are important to human medicine. it sells more chicken than any other restaurant chain. how much chicken are we talk going? the national chicken council says 39 billion pounds of chicken is produced every year in the united states. the council says mcdonald's buys three to 4% of that or roughly 1.5 billion pounds. why are they moving away from human antibiotics? in the company's company's press release mike andres set, we want to produce food that people feel good about, farm to restaurants. inside the chickens we eat with dr. david walin inga. welcome to the program. >> thank you ray. glad to be here. >> is mcdonald's leading a trend or confirming one that was already underway? >> i would say a little bit of both. the trend may be started about a decade ago but with smaller companies like chipotle and panera. companies as large as mcdonald's makes a huge splash. >> why do companies dose chickens with antibiotics in the first place? >> that's a good question. the apt biotics on the face of it are used

the ronald mcdonald house charities and ronald mcdonald house itself is a philadelphia story. it happened here. started here. it was born out of the doctor who was treating very sick children. she knew there needed to be something like this. it is the story of doctor audry evans. our pat ciarrocchi has more. >> reporter: when doctor audry evans made casey layer, philadelphia's first ronald mcdonald house was a year-old. casey was barely 17 months. we met in march 1982. at the tiny girl with the blonde hair, and a curious eyes wasn't even two years old yet and already had been needle and given a diagnosis of neuro blast home a a childhood cancer which unspooled a thread that would connect kathy and doctor evans for these last 33 years. >> well, she's precious. i love her. >> reporter: amazing. doctor evans discovered that her disease was advanced in her bones and lymph nodes. the outlook for her survival was poor. but an experimental approach had possibilities. >> we used total body radiation as a form of chemotherapy. it was just extraordinary that not only did she grow up, bu

there with the ronald mcdonald house, recovering from life threatening condition.an talked with codey. take a look. >> codey burst onto television in big brother. >> we're going to giving it a bunch of -- >> you won't finds the new jersey native in the big brother house any more, but you just might see him at the philadelphia ronald mcdonald house. brightening the days of family's there. >> it is unbelievable that they take families in and create like a second home that people can come to and they still feel like they are at home. >> kids of all ages yearly love codey. but he shares a special bond with 14 year old hailey. >> every time i see her she puts a huge smile on. just makes everything worth it. >> hailey was a healthy kid when she was diagnosed with the rare and life altering disease. the former cheerleader lost the ability to walk, speak or control her body. >> i don't really like know what is happening like i was like -- it is just like a blur for me. >> now two, years later she once again learned to walk and talk, her family was by her side the entire ti

we of course thank mcdonald's for all they do in their support of the ronald mcdonald house charitiesmarkable thing. enterprise rent a car and sally may as well we thank them for all they do we thank our volunteers here answering your calls. you have lit up the phone lines right now. we love the sound of ringing phones. the number to call is 1.844.977.cbs3. two hours left to donate little less than two hours. we will be here until 8:00 tonight taking your calls. you can help change the luck of the child. lets go to the studio with kathy standing by in the weather center with the very latest on our forecast. >> thanks very much, chris. very exciting news. take a look at our storm scan three not so exciting news. we have cloud and rain to talk about here but this is associated with some warm air. something that we have been waiting for for the past five, six, or seven months. finally we will be seeing some of it, but unfortunately it will come with some rain. eyewitness weather watchers take us across the delaware valley. we want to thank you so many reporting in. temperatures in the 40

what does ray mcdonald want? >> mcdonald basically wants his name cleared. so his attorney is going to file a lawsuit today against a woman who mcdonald says is lying and tarn herbing his reputation. mcdonalds attorney a woman toldless she win out drinking and met up with mcdonald. she claims mcdonald raped her at his home but she doesn't remember consenting because she hit her head before the alleged assault happened. in the lawsuit mcdonald is claiming the sex was consensual. in a text message to the woman he wrote quote just happened. we were just enjoying the moment and later on wrote i don't understand why you are bothered. you chose to stay with me for another day. i didn't do anything wrong. i felt like we had a real connection and we actually liked each other. the victim admitted hanging out with mcdonald and there is a video evidence showing the two together. but because mcdonald was arrested for domestic violence against his fiance earlier in the season and the new allegations surfaced, the 49ers released him. his attorney says mcdonald can no long

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i go to mcdonald's.the silence that follows that statement. [laughter] >> jim: like, i just admitted to support dog fighting or something. [laughter] >> jim: how could you? [laughter] >> jim: mcdonald's!it's fun telling people you go to mcdonald's. they always give you that look like, "oh, i don't know i was better than you." [laughter] >> jim: no one admits to going to mcdonald's. they sell 6 billion hamburgers a day. there's only 300 million people in this countr it's like, "hmm, i'm not a calculus teacher, but i think everyone's lying." [laughter] y. >> jim: you ever been at mcdonald's and you see a friend? for a second, you're like, "oh, crap." [laughter] >> jim: eventually you're like "hey, what's going on?" [laughter] >> jim: and they're like, "i'm just here for the 99 cent atm. what are you doing here, jim?" [laughter] >> jim: "i'm just meeting a hooker." [laughter] >> jim: certainly not eating here, that's for sure. yeah. he should be here by now, i-- [laughter] [applause] >> piya: that's jim gaf

mcdonald will be able to get back into the nfl and do what he does best. >> the 49ers released mcdonald after this incident saying he's had a pattern of poor decision making. mcdonald was also investigated but never charge in a domestic violence incident in august. when asked for a response today the team said quote he doesn't play for us anymore. >>> major league baseball's commissioner said getting the a's a new ballpark is a top priority. we spoke with the athletics today in arizona as part of the spring training tour. he said he's not sure what influence his office can have on the issue and wants the a's and city to find a solution. there was a panel formed to examine that issue but never published a public report. >>> when a bus carrying dozens of teenagers caught fire saturday night several adults acted very quickly to save these kids. one went above and beyond actually going back into that smoky bus. leeann melendez has that story now. >> reporter: this is the bus that caught on fire saturday night near walnut creek carrying about 40 teenagers. sheriff deputy anthony was driving

. >> a small north-based city is part of a new macdonald'sc mcdonald's commercial. >> raj, people in petaluma henny penny is in full display, because a new mcdonald's ad is to change their small community as this is about as welcome as roosters in a henhouse. in pet lualuma, an area that was known as the egg capital of the world. >> in the quaint town of petaluma, you will find a restaurant where people come together for a sandwich and grilled egg whites -- >> reporter: and maybe that is why the new mcdonald's commercial is to promote the egg white sandwich -- >> they are missing the best part. >> reporter: and mcdonald's using the petaluma charm to improve the image of the fast food chain. >> loving is local. >> and it is an industry with the dairy and the cow, and the chick eb s a chickens and the eggs and the fruits and the vegetable, and it has nothing to do with mcdonald's. >> online people were angry that the they let mcdonald's shoot the spot. >> i was angry. >> reporter: and the head of the downtown business association said that they paid all of the rules and paid $266 for t

kpix with how they hope mcdonald will help them find a new job. >> reporter: mcdonald has been signed. attorney steve filed a lawsuit in civil court today. it is 15 pages long and they are suing the woman that accused mcdonald of rape last year for defamation and interfering with his livelihood. the suit tells a much different story. the woman told police she was assaulted after she slipped near the pool and hit her head waking up naked in mcdonald's bed. and that she couldn't remember anything. however, the lawsuit says there is video from ray mcdonald's home security system showing the two having consensual sex in the hot tub and went to the store and had sex several more times. >> there is a lot of recorded events that i believe miss wolf did not know about at the time she made her statements to the police. she left out very significant events that were occurring including you know clearly consensual sexual acts. >> reporter: last year mcdonald was cleared of any wrong doing connected with a domestic violence incident. but after the ripeness accident the team let him go. monetary d

former forty-niner mcdonald suing the woman constitutesing him of rape. his attorney says mcdonald n able to get another job in the nfl because of the allegations she made so tonight he's trying clear his name through legal action. lillian is in san jose. >> former forty-niner defensive line man mcdonald insist he's no rapist. ow he's fighting back. in the complaint mcdonald says his accuser defamed him andhurt his career. he has since been fired from the frainers and not able to get another job. >> teams are sitting back iting but to see what is going to happen in this before they make a decision. basically changed his marketability in the nfl. >> mcdonald claims he and accuser met at the willow den bar december3 in san jose. with two other fin that's night and according to the bar owner it was a low key evening. >> i wasn't acking or cringe >> i wasn't tracking or cringing but but i would say they weren't even drinking that much. >> but the big question is what happened when they end up at mcdonald's hou. she claims she was raped after she fell and hit

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me they are glad that mcdonald is selling his home and moving out of town but mcdonald is going out fighting. ray mcdonald has had many fights on and off the field. he was arrested last summer for domestic abuse allegations but the d.a. decided not to file charges. then mcdonald was arrested again in december accused of sexually assaulting another woman. that's when the 49ers fired him citing what they called a pattern of poor choices. >> it's tough on him. he sits on pins and needles. he's waiting hoping the district attorney's office will make a decision. >> reporter: today mcdonald's lawyer filed a civil suit against the latest accuser accusing her of defamation and libel and he says home surveillance video shows the two having consensual sex in mcdonald's hot tub. >> i believe she didn't know there was videotape of what occurred. >> reporter: over the phone legal analyst steven clark said it will be an uphill battle for mcdonald's lawyers. he doubts this case will ever go to trial. >> the role model situation, it's just not a good thing. >> reporter: many neighbors off camera ar

liz: chipotle which mcdonald's fun of, about fresh ingredients, ites the fifth of mcdonald's market capistake that was. stuart: i had forgotten that but it did. years ago they spun it off and now, to go the is the fifthr challenge to obamacare the smithsonian is banning the selfy stick to protect visitors and objects especially when it is crowded. you're still loud and encouraged to take selfys but keep the stick in your pocket. those things can be dangerous. stuart: i want one. i take selfys all time. >> i haven't seen any. you don't put them on social media. stuart: the grand kids know where i am and what i am doing. i need a selfy stick. liz: we will get ready for you. >> get it cheap. stuart: here is what we have for the rest of this hour. rats in new york city carrying fleas that and spread black death. charlie gasparino is on the story. he will join us. can congress stopped iran from getting a new? we head to the senate next funds that one. ♪ at mfs, we believe in the power of active management. every day, our teams collaborate around the world to actively uncover, discuss and deb

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ray mcdonald is still awaiting for the da to clear his name and so until then, ray mcdonald is goingthe offensive, filing a lawsuit and trying to clear his own name. his lawyer sent a letter to the "mercury news" saying the woman who accused him of rape last year defamed him and tells a much different story about what happened back on december 13th. at the time, the woman told police she was assaulted after she slipped near his swimming pool and hit her head. and then woke up naked in his bed. as she couldn't remember anything after that. however the lawsuit says this is video from his home security system showing the two having consensual sex in his hot tub. and that they even went to the store together the next day and had sex several more times. and that was also captured on saur vince video. last year the da didn't file charges against mcdonald in connection with the domestic violence incident with his fiancee. the team took a lot of heat for that allowing mcdonald to continue -- mcdonald to continue playing but after the rape allegation in december, the team took swift action an

in december, a woman claimed she woke up naked in mcdonald's bed, raped. now mcdonald is going on the offense, filing a civil lawsuit this morning. he claims mcdonald's high-level security cameras captured several consensual sexual acts. >> she tells the police one story. she leaves out anything about consensual sex. then the video evidence exists. i believe she probably didn't realize that there was videotape of what had actually occurred. >> reporter: the 49ers released mcdonald after the accusation went public citing a pattern of poorly made decisions. this was mcdonald walking out of jail free on bail after san jose police arrested him august 31st at his san jose home on suspicion of domestic violence against his fiance. after several months the da's office decided not to file charges against him, but the rape allegations now -- mcdonald not only lost his job with the niners but has been trapped in limbo again, waiting for the da's office to make a move. >> it's unfortunate we have to do this. but mr. mcdonald's in a circumstance where nfl teams are fl

in the complaint mcdonald says his accuser defamed him and hurt his career. he has since been fired from the frainers and not able to get another job. >> teams are sitting back waiting but to see what is going to happen in this before they make a decision. basically changed his marketability in the nfl. >> mcdonald claims he and accuser met at the willow den bar december 13 in san jose. with two other frain that's night and according to the bar owner it was a low key evening. >> i wasn't tracking or cringe >> i wasn't tracking or cringing but but i would say they weren't even drinking that much. >> but the big question is what happened when they ended up at mcdonald's house. she claims she was raped after she fell and hit her head near the pool waking up naked in the bed with no memory of whether happened. mcdonald's claims video captured by the joyed camera proves otherwise n.the complaint the attorney says she even went to the store with plaintiff to get more alcoholic beverages and over the course of that day had consentual sexual relations with plaintiff

how mcdonald hopes this lawsuit will help him find a new job. >>reporter: ray mcdonald has not been signed by any team in the nfl as a free agent and so is attorney has filed a lawsuit to try and clear his name so that he can get on with his nfl career. his attorney filed a lawsuit in civil court it is 15 pages long. they are suing the woman who accused mcdonald of rape last year for defamation and intentionally interfering with his lifely hood. the suit tells a much different story what happened back on december 13th. the woman told police she was assaulted after she slipped near the pool and hit her head waking up naked in mcdonald's bed she couldn't remember anything. however, the lawsuit says this is video from ray mcdonald's home security system showing the two having consensual sex in his hot tub they event went to the store together the next day and had sex several more times. that was also cap tired on surveillance video. >> there's a lot of recorded events that i believe that ms. wolfe did not know about at the time she made her stateme

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in the complaint mcdonald says his accuser defamed him and hurt his career.e been fired from the frainers and not able to get another job. >> teams are sitting back waiting but to see what is going to happen in this before they make a decision. basically changed his marketability in the nfl. >> mcdonald claims he and accuser met at the willow den bar december 13 in san jose. with two other frain that's night and according to the bar owner it was a low key evening. >> i wasn't tracking or cringe >> i wasn't tracking or cringing but but i would say they weren't even drinking that much. >> but the big question is what happened when they ended up at mcdonald's house. she claims she was raped after she fell and hit her head near the pool waking up naked in the bed with no memory of whether happened. mcdonald's claims video captured by the joyed camera proves otherwise n.the complaint the attorney says she even went to the store with plaintiff to get more alcoholic beverages and over the course of that day had consentual sexual relations with plaintiff mcdonald sev

monthly sales for mcdonald's.e way but there is this big conundrum with expansion of the menu and mcdonald's. how does it find the sweet spot? that is a really big question. betty: i think something people are not talking about is just how dismal it is to go into a mcdonald's restaurant these days. when these is renovating -- wendy's is renovating a lot of its restaurants, chipotle is a pleasant place to eat. i don't know anyone who wants to eat at mcdonald's and sit in their restaurants. it looks on most like the 1970's. julie: the bottom line is the company is going to have to spend some money, whether it is on different kinds of chicken, whether it is technology, whether it is the overall dining experience, all of this will require investment. and we have remarkably little clarity. listen, give the guy a break, he just took over. but we have little clarity as to how much this is going to cost and what effect it will have on margins and on mcdonald's bottom line, and hopefully over the next month or so -- there

the same time, mcdonald's has been in a competitive environment. running strong promotions against them, which undercuts individual -- stephanie: let's look at burger king. take an era out. burger king has improved operations. while only waking up now after they took don thompson out? >> burger king started sooner which helps. burger king has brought a lot of people back into stores by using heavy discounts and promotions. it can get a coupon for three dollars for a salmon -- a sandwich, a drink, and fries at burger king. that puts a lot of pressure. stephanie: how does burger king sell a sandwich, energetic for three dollars? >> you either have to have a lot of people coming in to make it profitable, or that is why it is limited. -- limited time. a special promotion to get people coming in the door and that hopefully get people to come back and buy things on the normal menu. >> i have the impression burger king and wendy's will have fresher ingredients, more substantial beef patties. maybe because i grew up in columbus, ohio, where wendy's his fac

mcdonald cannot wait any longer.he complaint doesn't specify a dollar amount he is seek bug what is important to hem is he gets his name cleared. pam. >> thank you for that update. >>> two los angeles police officers recovering after being hit by gunfire. the plain closed police officers were driving in south central los angeles when someone started shooting. the woman officer had only minor injuries and treated at the scene. they now hay say believe they were targeted. police detained several people they are still looking for two others. >>> a missouri man is defending himself against charges he shot woman police officers in ferguson, missouri last week. 20-year-old jeffrey williams is charged with first degree assault. the top police officers were shot and wounded during a protest police say they have recovered a handgun from williams' home. it matches the shell casings at the scene. williams says he was not aiming at the police. >> he wasn't trying to create disruption in the community. he said a protest was tryin

a new era at mcdonald's?ulie hyman will have some answers when we continue in a moment. ♪ mark:mark: welcome back. let's get you some of the top stories we are following this hour. a knife attack required 80 stitches to close. mark was waiting to give a speech when he was attacked by a man described as a north korean sympathizer. that man is in custody. he slashed at the face while demanding the u.s. and military exercises with south korea. hillary clinton says she wants the public to see her e-mail. a potential democratic presidential contender is urging the state department to release the messages she wrote from a private account when she was the secretary of state. she has been criticized for using private e-mails to conduct state department business. she says state authorities will review the e-mails for release soon. coca-cola is remaking the look of its biggest drinks in europe. the company is trying to convince consumers there is more to the brand ban its best-known sugary drink. the new one branch des

j.b., you're working at mcdonald's, all right?eburger. you notice there's no bacon on that cheeseburger. >> right. >> larry: now, you're a comic. you like funny, okay? do you give her the burger snowing there's no bacon on it, for the laughs? because you know something funny is about to happen. or do you do the right thing as the mcdonald's employee, put the bacon on it and give her the burger. >> what do i do? i know her smart is coming back. take off the bun, put the bacon on both sides like the bacon is the bun. put the meat in the middle and put it in a box and give it to her stupid ass. you got the bacon! shut up! >> sounds delicious. that bun is staying with me! >> larry: he kept it 100! (cheers and applause) there you go. okay. all right. we'll go to robert on this one. there was a story we didn't show. one of the stories was of the pope recently lamenting about his fame and how he misses being anonymous and he can't go into a pizza place anymore. so the pope popemobile is going around town and here's what happens! (shoutin

mcdonald's clearly has not.ve done some things, and they are trying to renovate trying to rejigger their drive through, their kitchen. at the actual restaurants have been lacking in atmosphere. alix: part of that is, 90% are franchisee owned. you can get a loan and change her, but it is up to the franchisee. stephen: and the franchisees are under a lot of pressure to keep discounting aggressively but they have been pushing back. over the years, we have seen franchisees struggle with the one dollar may double versus -- mcdouble versus the double cheeseburger. this goes back to when they put in mccafe machines. the challenge for steve easterbrook is going to be balancing the need to keep costs low while keeping franchisees happy. alix: how do you do that? stephen: you try to find efficiencies maybe automate some processes. that is going to take time. betty: the bottom line is that life is a mcdonald's franchisee these days is miserable. they are dealing with single-digit margins running a restaurant. they have cor

mcdonald's isn't. stuart: i think the elites heat mcdonald's.it mcdonald's. it will be very tough for mcdonald's to put off a positive message which changes the image of the burger, a shake and some fries. i would say they are almost impossible and you say? >> i agree with you. remember howard johnson's? they had an orange seats and. counters when the rest of the world changed? they are gone. i am not suggesting mcdonald's disappears but they will assume a very different position in the marketplace of things don't change quickly. stuart: burger king has taken soda off of the kids's menu. what do you say to that? >> they are giving people the store, a corporate message. now they are trying to say kids meals with integrity. i am not sing that one move is going to send that message. stuart: how about this when? mcdonald's fast-food we are going to make it fast and we're going to give you the best burger, the best shake and the best soda you ever had in your life and you get in 30 seconds flat, come on in. does that work? >> the problem is fast casu

has nothing to do with mcdonald's. >> online, people are angry.nder why the city allowed mcdonald's to shoot the spot. >> i was a little bit astonished at the outcries. >> marie was the petaluma downtown business association says the crew followed all the rules, paying $266 for a permit to shoot on kentucky street. the picturesque scene is far from the actual mcdonald's location. that's the magic of advertising. she's looking at the big picture. >> i think the value of the portrayal of petaluma as a beautiful place, it was agricultural, hometown. we have a beautiful downtown. they portrayed it very well. >> the mcguire's irish pub sign made the final cut. the owner understands the community uproar but says people here have a lot to be proud of. >> i thought we came kroosdz looking great. if mcdonald's wants to piggy back on any small town you couldn't pick a better one. >> she says the two mcdonald's franchises in petaluma are locally owned so they're community members. >> we reached out to the owner and haven't heard back. petaluma provided a per

coming up, the burger trade, an upgrade for mcdonald's. analyst who made that call makes his case right here. the question is do our traders take a bite. and next, as the nasdaq continues to hover below 5,000. talking monday for the first time in 15 years, worried about another bubble, correction, anything like what we saw in 2000. steffen patter" note had a front row seat to the boon and bust running the globe.com the differences and similarities this time around when we come back. . >>> all right. it's down today but with the nasdaq hitting 5,000 for the first time in 15 years this week, we've been looking back and forward asking the question of whether a new tech bubble is being created. the globe.com was one of many so-called can't miss companies that saw a immediate owic rise on wall street only to come crashing back to earth. if you don't remember the company's founders here they are on this network talking about their high hopes for the then little known internet. >> this is also the biggest excuse me biggest socioeconomic change th

short time after a woman accused mcdonald of sexual assault at his house.cdonald has yet to be charged, but his attorney tells the mercury news, as long as this case remains in limbo, his client cannot find work in the nfl. a statement from his lawyer to the merc calls the accusations, false and malicious. part of it reads, despite the passage of three months and in the face of video footage from mr. mcdonald's security system showing his accuser having clearly consensual sexual relations with him in his hot tub, the da's office has not acted at this time. the da's office is not commenting. >>> san jose's mayor has plans for teenagers in the south bay. he is pushing a new program to get troubled teens into summer jobs. microsoft made a financial commitment to the $1 million program. target and lowe's have pledged to hire hundreds of teens. the program will focus on those living in gang-impacted areas. >> we know that if we have a teen whose got nothing to do in the summer time, we have trouble on our hands. we need to ensure that we can keep kids involved i

a sense of the challenges mcdonald's faces. mcdonald's had some issues in japan, particularly they could not sell french fries because of the port strike on the west coast. that gives you a sense of the difficulties in the asia-pacific region. betty: and the difficulties for steve easterbrook as he takes the helm. thank you, scarlet. let's look at top stories. europe's central bank taking the first steps towards boosting price growth in the region. the ecb buying german and italian bonds. those insecurities and french notes are being bought. a part of quantitative easing. officials saying the new greek plan to avoid default does not measure up. finance ministers are studying the plan to settle with creditors. the eurogroup chairman says reforms are far from complete. without more eight, greece could one out of money -- without more aid, greece could run out of money. china's exports surged. chinese imports dropped. some republican senators jumping into the iran nuclear debate. they sent a letter saying any deal with the preside

three months prior we caught up with ray mcdonald. after his fiance accused him of domestic dispute. >> the 49ers weren't releasing him based on the rape, they were releasing him based on bad adjustment. >> reporter: his attorney argues the woman's accusations weren't made in good faith therefore they are not protected. as for ray mcdonald to go after the 49ers, his focus is on vindication. >> that hasn't been looked into. he is concerned about moving forward with the future. looking at how can he become marketable to nfl teams. >> there are reports prosecutors do not plan to file charges but the district attorney says the case is still under review. >> all right. azenith smith reporting live in san jose. thank you. >>> a san jose police officer charged with rape has changed his plea for the third time. the 39-year-old initially pleaded not guilty in 2013. and then changed it to no contest after prosecutors filed an amended complaint with enhancements that carry life sentences. today he changed his plea back tonot guilty and asked the

is mcdonald's like mother russia? >> but taco bell is making mcdonald's look cool.s super skinny, so then they run to austria and they're going to get fat. that was the message i saw. dark and gray, kind of depressive, is hip. >> kind of like brooklyn, a frog or something joanne it's the same stuff, what is so good about the taco bell snack? it's just like a different shape. >> i do like that they're competition, because mcdonald's has been having a monopoly on the breakfast, we need healthy competition on the breakfast. >> is there any competition? i go to the first place, i pull over to whoever it is, i pull over to mcdonald's, burger king. >> i drive around for hours -- >> you're brand loyal? >> you know who wins the fast breakfast food wars? serve breakfast until 11 and you win. isn't that the major problem, the communist society -- >> the commercial makes no sense, people who leave mcdonald's would never be able to fit through the hole in the wall. >> i thought it was great right up until that point. and i was like not realistic. >> okay, time to take a break.

they say the two mcdonald's are no near the downtown area.se the beauty of sonoma county. the cost of a permit to shoot downtown reportedly cost mcdonald's only $266. >>> several people are sounding off about this commercial on social media. this one says glad more people will know about petaluma through mcdonald's, but the commercial is misleading. another one says if you want to start a huge debate, let mcdonald's film a commercial in your home town. people are going crazy how mcdonald's filmed a commercial in petaluma. my home town. you guys, it's mcdonald's. look at this one here. i'm offended they're representing us. petaluma is much more than mcdonald's. >>> coming up, it is a place full of memories for so many people. now the former home of the 49ers and giants coming down piece by piece. what candlestick is looking like right now. >>> wake up with mark and daria tomorrow on the kron 4 morning news. >>> 9ers fans remember candlestick, maybe this play comes to mind. joe montana, the play that is known now only as the catch. yeah, fans l

the mcdonald's in the shopping center and we are being asked to move.s is a fluid situation, but we did speak to a witness in a mcdonald's right there who told us there was a shootout in the parking lot. >> this scene seems to be centered around outside, perhaps, inside perhaps, or both the game stop store which is behind that mcdonald's in the hope plaza shopping center. again, two people now in the hospital. one of them a philadelphia police officer. we don't know his condition and he's at temple hospital and nbc 10 nefertiti jaquez is on her way to the hospital to gather more information for us on the officer's condition. the officer has been shot and we know two people are in custody and one of those two, a suspect has been taken to einstein hospital with a gun shot wound. again, we don't know that suspect's condition either but we have a crew on the way to einstein hospital as well. these live pictures that you see from the cameraman giving the thumbs up that they've been able to establish here. you see the crime scene tape outside the game stop st

pause for the next item but speak to the construction services professional agreement with hatch mcdonald and all of them are critical projects for the part of $4.80 billion prompt program this slide shows the water system serves san francisco which includes 2 hundred 6 million people in the bay area including the san franciscans and folks outside the san francisco bay area that is shown in orange and the two projects that we're speaking 6 circled in red which is the first place that the regional water in the bay area has the reservoirs merge with the hetch hetchy ac duty and enter it before it going to the bay division pipelines and the peninsula so this first item is to amend the construction contract with black and beach corporations this project is one of the most critical water system improvement projects the largest project and the most complex on many levels we have and do have unanticipated geologic site positions that quoted the years by 3 years the original schedule was four years now over 7 it is 60 percent complete construction but we have another several years to go and in th

you are in san jose, so what does ray mcdonald want? >> reporter: well, dave, he wants his name cleared. his attorney is going to file a lawsuit today against the woman who mcdonald said is lying and is tarnishing his -- his reputation. his attorney says his career is stalled because of this sexual assault allegation hanging over his head. as we reported in dietz, a woman told police -- december, a woman told police she went out drinking with him and claims he had sex with her but doesn't remember consenting because she said she hit her head before the alleged assault happened. in a text woman to the woman, he wrote, expletive just happened. just happened and later on, wrote, i don't understand. you stayed with me for another day. i felt like we had a connection and there's video evidence showing the two together around his house but because mcdonald was arrested for domestic violence against fiancee earlier in the season and this new allegation surfaced, the 49ers released him. the d.a. has not decided about charges against this woman.

you may remember the niners cut mcdonald in december. it came after san jose police began investigating him on suspicion of sexual assault. mcdonald has not been charged in that case which still remains open. last week mcdonald sued the woman who is accusing him of sex assault. mcdonald was also arrested last august in a domestic abuse case involving his fiancee. he was never charged in that case either. >>> well, no surprise, the outlook is bleak. that's the word from east bay mud today. the agency says by the end of this september, water levels will drop down to 230,000 acre feet. that means eastbay mud will need to purchase water and ask people to cut back by at least 20%. there is also word of a 7% rate increase and a drought surcharge. the board will vote on that in june. >>> in the south bay, use less and pay more. that's what the santa clara valley water district wants to do. the water district board is meeting tonight to recommend a conservation goal of 30%. that's the toughest goal so far. they'll also talk about raising water r

look at coke and mcdonald's.icizes both companies for unhealthy products comparing advertising campaign to a war on russian citizens. mary, what do you say? >> absurd. mcdonald's opened up in pushkin square in 1990 and people lined up around the block. the biggest or one of the biggest in the world. russians need cheap calories it's cheap gives them cheap calories, don't believe what you hear from the government. stuart: it's an example of a foreign dictator who wants to pick on a weak america he goes after mcdonald's. >> remember jose bouve went around and smashed windows in mcdonald'ss. >> he took a bulldozer to mcdonald's and flattened it. >> if you talk to regular french people as russians they love mcdonald's. who doesn't love a big mac? stuart: iconic corporations take the heat for america overseas that's what's going on in russia. >>> more on mcdonald's. they announced they're going to get rid of human antibiotics out of chicken supply line. the guardian the leftist newspaper did digging, mcdonald's did ex

if you're a fan of the chicken sandwich or anything chicken at mcdonald's, listen up. changes are coming to how chicken is raised and some say more changes could be coming to how farms operate across america. across the street from this mcdonald's ryan is the loyalist to the chain. >> it's tasty, it's quick and super easy to eat. >> word has been spreading fast that the new policy regarding the chicken. within two years farms that supply mcdonald's usa restaurants will only be allowed to administer antibiotics not used for humans to help keep chickens healthy. >> i bet most people didn't know there was antibiotics in the first place. oh, they're reducing it cool. moving on with my life. i think it's a small matter now. >> jocelyn visits mickey d's on a weekly basis but she took a break saying the announcement doesn't sway her to one side or the other. >> everybody has different -- people consume different foods. i feel with me personally, it wouldn't change much. >> however, that change is welcome news to a consumer group that stands up to powerful interest. >> they're

and the people inside the ronald mcdonald house in camden family. >> they are ablation g.els, sent by god. >> still, it was a place in life they never wished to be when the daughter they tried for so long to conceive was diagnosed with juvenile leukemia form of cans their would require a bone marrow transplant. er. >> we waited for five years. but i know that if you have fate in god there is always a reason for everything. >> leaning not on their own understanding but allowing god to direct their path, the family of four traveled if kitar to the philippines for treatment, making painful decision to leave their four month old family with family when a donor was found here in america. >> i told my husband, whatever happens, i know that when god will provide everything for us. >> they had fate they find quality healthcare at the children's hospital of philadelphia. but never imagined the support they would receive from perfect strangers here at ronald mcdonald house charities. from free housing to transportation services, even clothing. >> not only psychologically giving supp