that's controlled by corporate mcdonald's or a franchise and i think it is mcdonald's that needs toh for taking the time to speak to us here on the bbc. the bbc did share its findings with mcdonald's. its ceo said in a statement... he says mcdonald's will investigate all allegations and all proven breaches of their code of conduct will be met with the most severe measures they can legally impose up to and including dismissal. he also said there has been a roll—out of new policies and strict reporting processes all aimed at offering the highest possible workplace protection for all employees. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. a mother who was jailed for illegally obtaining abortion tablets to end her pregnancy during lockdown will be released from prison after the court of appeal reduced her sentence. 45—year—old carla foster was given a 28—month sentence after admitting illegally procuring her own abortion when she was between 32 and 3a weeks pregnant. 0n sentencing last month, a judge said she would serve ex—manchester united footballer ryan giggs is hoping to r

well the bbc did share its findings with mcdonald's.human rights commission to a zero—tolerance approach to any kind of harassment, and there's been a roll out of new policies and strict reporting processes, all aimed at offering the highest possible level of workplace protection for all employees. if you have been sexually harrassed at work, you can find details of support and how to report incidents, and who to report them to, on the bbc website. log on to bbc.c0.uk/news and click through. jaguar land rover—owner tata is set to announce plans to build a flagship electric car battery factory in somerset. people familiar with the matter said the investment would be officially announced on wednesday. some in the car industry have described the plant as the most significant investment in uk automotive since nissan came to britain in the 1980s. live now to our international business correspondent theo leggett in our newsroom. this is a massive announcement. it is extremely significant. in part, thatis is extremely significant. in part, tha

pd says as they were about to open the door to mcdonald's bedroom, mcdonald said something to the effect of, don't come in here. you can see officers open the door. police say he was sitting on his bed with a loaded ar-style pistol pointed at the officers. we could hear an officer yell, "gun, gun." two officers then shoot and kill mcdonald. right after that, you can hear an officer calling for paramedics to try to save mcdonald's life. >> this was not a fast, dynamic, rapid situation. we tried to slow things down for this exact reason. and they took their time. so i think it was very evident they were inside the house. they made every effort. you'll see them actually call out to kevin by name in the full video. they ask kevin to show himself because they believe he was in the residence, had information he was going to be in the residence. so they really tried to afford him every opportunity to peacefully surrender so we didn't have this outcome. >> reporter: pd says mcdonald was a convicted felon who was not allowed to own any guns. they say they found 48 firearms in his bedroom ranging

so, yes, mcdonald's... the outlets across the uk were responsible for the abuse. and staff have also told us of sexual relationships between managers and morejunior members of staff, which is against company policy. it staff, which is against company oli . ., , , ., policy. it would be interesting for us to explore. — policy. it would be interesting for us to explore, just _ policy. it would be interesting for us to explore, just addressing . policy. it would be interesting for| us to explore, just addressing our listeners and viewers as well, whether there is something specific about the culture in the fast food industry, the nature of the work, the working practices, they hire and fire culture, that leads to this, that makes it more prevalent, because of course there have been reports about some awful things happening in westminster as well, so it's notjust that, it's westminster and also the fast food outlets around the corner from the house of commons as well. but, noor, mcdonald's, one of the uk's larg

mcdonald's has said it will investigate all of the allegations.ere was no place for harassment, abuse or discrimination of any kind at the company, and it said the company does have stringent rules to ensure its workplaces around the world are safe and respectful. moor world are safe and respectful. noor nan'i, world are safe and respectful. noor nanji. thank _ world are safe and respectful. noor nanji, thank you. _ if you have been affected by any of the issues in this story, information and support is available via the bbc action line, you'll find that online or via the bbc news app. the 2026 commonwealth games are in doubt after the australian state of victoria cancelled its plans to host them because of soaring costs. the commonwealth games federation struggled to find a host before victoria volunteered in april last year. the state's premier said the projected cost had now tripled, and had become "well and truly too much" for victoria to bear. our sydney correspondent shaima khalil reports. this is a country that has a long legacy of holding

teenage workers at mcdonald's say they've been preyed on. bruise on my bum. and they say managers are failing to protect them. mcdonald's does 100% have a problem with sexual harassment. shelby was 16 when she started working at mcdonald's last year in berkshire. she says the workplace felt toxic. managers warned her to stay away from certain older men, including one man in his 50s. he just sort of grabbed me by my hips, and then pulled me onto his groin area. i felt disgusted because he was so much older as well. shelby says she complained to the store's management, but nothing was done. she quit in may. mcdonald's said it was investigating why any issues that she raised were not formally escalated at the time. mcdonald's uses a franchise system that means individual operators are licensed to run the stores and directly employ the staff. warren was employed by a franchise in hampshire. he says that earlier this year, a senior manager asked him to perform sex acts. in a room full of minors when you're almost ten years older than me, that sho

shelby was 16 when she started working at mcdonald's last year.s that the workplace felt toxic. one senior manager was openly racist and mocked disabled employees. managers warned her to stay away from certain older men, including one man in his 50s. i was just speaking to one of my friends and he grabbed me by my hips and pulled me onto his groin area and held me there. i felt disgusted. he was so much older, as well. shelby says she complained to the management, but nothing was done. she quit in may. mcdonald's said it was investigating why any issues that she raised were not formally escalated at the time. mcdonald's uses a franchise system that means individual operators are licensed to run the stores and directly employ the staff. this lady is employed by a franchise in cheshire and she is 17. last year, she was repeatedly sexually harassed by a much older male colleague. the man was also racially abusive. he often showed me his penis in the freezer. he referred me as a monkey, and would not stop repeating it. even though the other seemed unc

in a statement, alastair macro, the ceo of mcdonald's in a statement, alastair macrow, the ceo of mcdonald'sy apologise for the instances where they have fallen short". "there is simply no place for harassment, abuse or discrimination of any kind at mcdonald's". "and we will investigate all allegations brought to us". and he said that proven breaches of the code of conduct could end in dismissal. but some employees have told us that they've lost faith in the ability of the company to turn around its workplace culture. they don't really think about their staff at all. because if they did? because if they did, they do something about it. if you have been affected by any of the issues in this story, information and support is available via the bbc action line, you'll find that online at bbc.com/actionline or via the bbc news app. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. let 5 get some of the day's other news from the uk now. the company which owns the car manufacturerjaguar—landrover is expected to announce plans to build an electric car battery factory in the uk. sources tell the

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mcdonald's said her experiences were abhorrent and unacceptable.n was taken and the man was dismissed within three days. in february, mcdonald's signed a legal agreement with the equality watchdog, the ehrc, in which it committed to doing more to prevent sexual harassment from taking place, including online training. mcdonald's workers have told the bbc the training is not being taken seriously and one employee described balancing an ipad next to a mcflurry machine and flicking through the online course whilst doing the drinks. other workers have told us that they have not been offered any training at all. in a statement, alistair macrow, the ceo of mcdonald's uk and ireland said... now — on thursday — voters go to the polls in three constituencies across england — in a series of by—elections which will provide a major test of prime minister, rishi suna k�*s authority. the conservatives won all 3 seats at the last election — but the prime minister faces the possibility of not winning any of them. yesterday we were in selby and ainsty in north yorks

or discriminate of any kind at mcdonald's. of people who have worked at mcdonald's that have been through similar experiences. voters in three constituencies across england will go to the polls tomorrow in byelections which represent a major test for the prime minister ruishi sunak. over the past two days we've been in selby in north yorkshire and somerton and froome in somerset. today we're in uxbridge and south ruislip, the seat held by the former prime minister borisjohnson, until his resignation last month. we will go to that constituency in a moment, but we have a little problem with technology on the ground. but we promised more on the macdonald story. with more on this is our reporter noor nanji. so noor — more stories surfacing, tell us more? tell me some of the stories they have been telling you?— tell me some of the stories they have been telling you? there has been a big _ have been telling you? there has been a big reaction _ have been telling you? there has been a big reaction over - have been telling you? there h

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shelby was 16 when she started working at mcdonald's last year in berkshire.ays the workplace felt toxic. 0ne senior manager was openly racist and mocked disabled employees. managers warned her to stay away from certain older men, including one man in his 50s. i was speaking to one of my friends and he grabbed me by my hips and pulled me onto his groin area. then he held me there. i felt disgusted, because he was so much older as well. shelby says she complained to the store's management but nothing was done. she quit in may. mcdonald's said it was investigating why any issues that she raised were not formally escalated at the time. mcdonald's uses a franchise system that means individual operators are licensed to run the stores and directly employ the staff. warren was employed by a franchise in hampshire. he says he was repeatedly sexually harassed earlier this year. i was really upset and frustrated and angry. the man doing the harassing was a senior manager. warren says he asked him to perform sex acts. in a room full of minors when you are almost ten year

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shot and killed mcdonald. once inside, officers found a bizarre scene, a mannequin dressed like a soldier, ready for combat, with a firearm around his neck, pictures on the wall that depict the same thing come up with shelves upon shelves of equipment and multiple weapons, undisputed -- unsecured. 53 firearms were recovered from the home. police say 48 of them were in mcdonald's bedroom, and some them were ghost guns p there was gun making equipment in the home. >> rounds of ammunition were recovered, a live pineapple hand grenade, and gun manufacturing equipment were all recovered. pronounced dead on scene. the homeowner, an elderly female relative of mcdonald, was also home when this happened but was not hurt or injured. >> we have no information regarding a large cache of weapons that we also really found in the house. the only information we had was that mr. martinez did illegally possess three additional firearms, and the original extent was to go through those firearms in his bedroom. lena: back in the n

or to of any kind at mcdonald's." people that have worked at mcdonald's, who've been through very similar experiences. and if you have been affected by any of the issues in this story, information and support is available via the bbc action line, you'll find that online or via the bbc news app. uk inflation fell to 7.9% injune from 8.7% in may — that's a steeper fall than forecasters predicted — although it remains almost four times higher than the target of 2%. it also remains the highest among g7 countries. the uk has struggled to contain rising prices caused by the war in ukraine and capacity constraints in a number of different industries since the pandemic. prices always rise, just not as fast as this for a long time. a basket of goods that cost you £100 in 2015, expected to go up by £2 a year. what has been unusual is the speed of increase over the last 18 months. today's news is about the latest data point, just here. we can see there is a hint of a slowdown. it is not like it is coming down, more tapping on th

the jury delivering a split verdict, find being mcdonald's and upchurch foods failed to put warnings on the food but were not negligent for causing the burns. >> last week, july 10 of this year, the scar is still there. >> reporter: as for olivia, four years later, she still has a scar on her leg. neither mcdonald's or upchurch foods has responded to request for comment, but this court one of their attorneys argued that the child did not suffer long-term injuries >> olivia is not disabled as a result of the incident it doesn't prevent olivia from going about her day-to-day activities >> reporter: this not the first time mcdonald's has faced suits over the heat of their products. >> rep 79-year-old stella liebeck spent three weeks in the hospital after an mcdonald's hot coffee spilled on her lap. >> i was in terrible pain. >> reporter: she originally requested $20,000 to cover medical bills, but the case went to trial and a new mexico jury award her $2.7 million >> our thanks to ellison barber for that report. >>> the snyder era is officially over for the washington commanders the sal

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in a statement, the ceo of mcdonald's uk and ireland said...ng and if you have been affected by any of the issues in this story, information and support is available via the bbc action line, you'll find that online or via the bbc news app. the un security council is holding its first meeting today in new york on the potential threats of artificial intelligence to international peace and security. the british foreign secretary, james cleverly, is chairing the meeting. it will include briefings by ai experts and secretary—general antonio guterres. governments around the world are wrestling with how to regulate ai. members of the european parliament have recently voted in favour of the eu's proposed artificial intelligence act, which will put in place a strict legal framework which companies would need to follow. i'm joined now by yuval wollman, president and chief cyber officer at cyberproof, a company that manages cyber security for clients. what do you think will be achieved at this first meeting the un security council is holding on al? i the

mcdonald's is almost in perpetuity. to reach ties in the first days of may and three months later we are at the same level. >> that is a good set up for breakout. >> okay. that's an interesting call. okay. let's go to automobiles. there has been a lot of talk. let's not forget about legacy auto names. you are looking at one of those. which is it? >> of gm, you heard from kathy woods. she sold some gm. the stock took off a little bit. i am kind of bullish on this and doing a risk reversal. not going overboard i think there is something toward kathy wood. i would like to take the opposite side. if i'm going to limit my risky automobile industry gpm good cell for the young. this would have been running. when earnings come out the stock has not been moving. is just over six% a couple of times in the last five years. so i'm going to call a strike. over guy 39 on the call. is little over a buck. if i am wrong on this, i think those stocks go a lot higher. again some of the big names that have been a high flyer and we take the

shot and killed mcdonald did. yeah, okay. once inside, officers found a bizarre scene, a mannequin dressed like a soldier ready for combat with a firearm around its neck. pictures on the wall that depict the same thing with shelves upon shelves of equipment and multiple weapons. unsecured. 53 firearms were recovered from the home. police say 48 of them were in mcdonald's bedroom and 17 of those were ghost guns. police say there was gun making equipment in the home. well over a thousand rounds of ammunition were recovered alive. piney chapel, hand grenade and a gun manufacturing equipment were all recovered from the residence. mcdonnell was pronounced dead on scene. the homeowner, an elderly female relative of mcdonald, was also home when this happened, but wasn't hurt or injured. we had no information regarding the large cache of weapons that we ultimately found in the house. the only information that we had was that mister martinez did illegally possess three additional firearms, and the original intent was to go

mcdonald's might be one of them. here's a stock in the discretionary space i do like owning a call. >> carter, you have a chart on this one. >> yeah. what we know is it's a defensive restaurant restaurants are much more cyclical, mcdonald's operates a business that's in perpetuity, if you will. the chart reached all-time highs in the first days of may, and here we are three months later at the exact same level. that is a good setup in principle for a breakout does it have to break out? no, but that is my judgment. >> that it will. interesting call there thank you, folks let's switch gears to autos. there's been a lot of talk about tesla and rivan. let's not forget about legacy auto names brian, you're taking a look at one of those. >> gm was in the news, we heard innovation sold a bunch of shares in gm to buy taiwan semis semiconductor and the stock sold off. the stock i'm bullish on we talked about -- or doing some reversal in rivan. i'm not going to get long all autos. i think there's something towards cathy woods,

mcdonald. the loss of a loved one is never easy and i understand it is especially difficult under the circumstances. >> police say mcdonald's roommates, jos÷ martinez owned some of the weapons in the house, he is facing separate charges in a separate case. >>> thieves are going after bay area mail carriers at an alarming rate but they are not going after letters and packages. kelsi thorud reports, they are stealing something that ends up on the dark web. >> reporter: margaret orlando has lived off gemini court in concord for decades, and in that time, she never had any issues until last saturday. >> i saw a car pull up, and the next thing you know, there were six. >> reporter: her mail carrier had been robbed, the thieves didn't take any mail, instead they stole the master key which can be used to open any locked mailbox. >> i guess he just came up and pulled a gun on the male person and took the keys. >> reporter: investigators say this incident is one of at least eight similar attacks that ha

in a statement, mcdonald's chief executive, alistair macrow, said...c news. if you have been affected by any of the issues in this story, information and support is available via the bbc action line. you'll find that online or via the bbc news app. a major new excavation is under way in pompeii, the now fabled roman city destroyed by a volcanic eruption in 79ad. about a third of the area buried underfour to six metres of volcanic ash is still yet to be uncovered, and the new dig has already yielded some significant finds, including frescoes and an unusual shrine. 0ur science editor, rebecca morelle, has been given exclusive access to the site. with vesuvius looming over it, a city forever preserved after a violent eruption 2,000 years ago. now, in pompeii's biggest excavation in a generation, archaeologists are revealing a new picture of how romans lived — and died. this is one of the main streets of pompeii. it would have been a hive of activity. but let me take you through this entrance into one of the newly excavated areas. this is an atrium, the he

her stepfather complained to mcdonald's i exaggeration.porate headquarters, the franchise and the police and after this intervention, the man was fired. macdonald said her experiences were abhorrent and unacceptable. it apologised unreservedly and said swift action was taken and the man was dismissed within three days. in february, macdonald signed a legal agreement with the equality watchdog in which it committed to doing more to prevent sexual harassment from taking place, including online training. mcdonald's workers had told the bbc the training is not being taken seriously and one employee described balancing an ipad next to a drinks machine and flicking through the online course whilst doing the drinks. otherworkers online course whilst doing the drinks. other workers have told us that they have not been offered any training at all. in a statement, alister mcrae, the ceo of mcdonald's uk and ireland said... that was zoe conway with that report. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. bbc news, bringing you different sto

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it has notjust been young mcdonald's workers contacting the bbc.oncerned parents have wanted to talk to us as well. it was his first job after school. live and her dad steve got in touch to say why they quit liv and her dad steve got in touch to say why they quit mcdonald's last week. she says she could no longer cope with the behaviour of the senior manager. the kind of culture that was there is it was too ok to be sexist and racist comments, whether it was in passing or directly to people. she worked at the store in the east of england for four years. it was upsetting to hear the stories when she came home. the sexism was ridiculous. they should be looking after these people. yes, they are young adults but they need to be looked after. more than 50 people have contacted the bbc to allege their complaints to managers and human resources at mcdonald's were not taken seriously. the reid family says their complaint to the franchise their daughter worked for was dismissed. there was just no empathy. they didn't want to know, there was no evidence so i

we put the latest allegations to mcdonald's.ily say it's too little, too late. i'm really happy that people are speaking out. i know a lot of people that have worked at mcdonald's, who've been through very similar experiences. if you've been affected by any of theissues if you've been affected by any of the issues in that story, information support has been available by the bbc action line, you'll find that online over at bbc news. i'm back in a moment with all of today's headlines at bbc news. hello. full uk forecast coming up in a moment. but , i thought we'd start off with that extreme heatwave that's across southern europe at the moment. temperatures dipping down into scotland, northern wealth, cool start to the day for the early risers but there should be plenty of dry weather and sunshine. showers will start and develop and the greatest risk of seeing, north, eastern scotland, and in parts of northern england. gaps between showers, there will be asked a few of you that state dry all day. sunshine still should be low key, f

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they say mcdonald pointed this weapon at the officer forcing him to open fire. this gun is just one part of a large stash of weapons. police say they found at the home investigators discovered 53 different firearms, including 17 ghost guns and several ar-style rifles. they also found a live grenade. thousands of rounds of ammunition and equipment used to make guns, atf agents and a bomb squad were called in to collect everything. >> the information that we have was that there was going to be 2 individuals in the we had no information regarding a large cache of weapons that we ultimately found in the house. i'm the only information we have was a that mister martinez did illegally possessed 3 additional firearms and original intent was to go to retrieve those firearms from his bedroom. >> police say mcdonald was a convicted felon who was not allowed to own guns. his roommate, jose martinez was arrested for threatening people with a weapon. he is now behind bars and this and remains an active investigation involving the contra costa county da's office. the atf and

mcdonald. the loss of a loved one is never easy and i understand it is especially difficult under the circumstances. >> mcdonald's roommate, 63-year-old, jos÷ martinez owned some of the weapons in the house, he is facing charges. >>> an update on oaklands 911 technical issues, a slowdown in response started yesterday because of a power outage. now they say all phone lines are fully restored and they are working to restore the automated system that supports dispatch staff routing calls. they say all emergency calls are answered and appropriately dispatched for police, fire and medical services. if your call drops or if you end up getting a busy signal, they want you to hang up and call back but of course only if you have an emergency. >>> a new guaranteed income program is aimed at helping unhoused high school seniors in santa clara county, the $3 million program is set to launch in the summer of 2024, it'll give 50 students a monthly payment of $1200 to help with the transition to college or a

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. >> what company started chipotle >> mcdonald's. >> correct let's talk about mcdonald's, because thatth numbers >> well, that was clockwork. >> i wanted to hit mcdonald's. we didn't do coke yesterday because we were just so busy >> i spent so much time on coke. >> we never even got to it there's our mcdonald's by the way, ceo also on the call talking about the consumer certainly some concern with the u.s. consumer that shows up in their sentiment, but our business and particularly, i think, our value positioning in the market has put us into a good position to be able to weather and continue to drive share gains that they say are being seen in the numbers. >> look, i think that mcdonald's is one of those companies that you just are consistently impressed they do double-digit comp store sales this is just an incredibly well run company. it is doing everything right and you can buy it, and you can -- i don't want to say forget about it, but this management team is -- the old management teams have been erratic. there's nothing erratic about these. these are pros >> did indicate that pric

mcdonald pointed the rifle at the officers and the ois occurred. >> reporter: police say possibly they heard something like don't come in here. when the door opened officers say he raised the gun toward the officers. this is a picture of the weapon they say mcdonald had when police fired and also say after the shooting they found 53 guns in the home. >> 48 located in his room and then the remainder located in other areas throughout the house. >> reporter: officers say they also found a live grenade and materials to manufacture illegal guns. officers initially had gone to the home as part of an investigation of mcdonald's roommate jose martinez arrested earlier. >> the purpose of the search warrant was to retrieve the weapons that mr. martinez illegally possessed that he admitted he was possessing in his bedroom as well as obtain any other evidence. >> reporter: tonight the shooting is being investigated by the district attorney's office and richmond police. >> gun! >> reporter: christie smith, nbc bay area news. >>> it has been more than 26 hours since oakland's 911 call dispatch syste

mcdonald died at the scene. and investigators >> senate on 53 guns in total, including 17 ghost guns. several ar-style rifles. there was a live grenade. a lot of ammo and even a quick news make guns. federal agents and a bomb squad were called in to collect the weapons. >> information that we have was that there was going to be 2 individuals in the house we had no information regarding a large cache of weapons that we ultimately found in the house. i'm the only information we have was that mister martinez did illegally possessed 3 additional firearms and original intent was to go to retrieve those firearms from his bedroom. >> and this does remain an active investigation. >> mcdonald's, a roommate, by the way, was a convicted felon and he was accused to you have been arrested for threatening people with a gun. he is now behind bars on 9 felony charges. again, this does remain active and ongoing investigation. >> coming up, a pregnant woman has been killed in a rollover crash with her family is saying tonight. >>

maria: let's get mcdonald's earnings. >> a lot of -- mcdonald's had a very nice quarter, 317 is the actual number on earnings per share, the estimate from the street was 279, so 317, nice number. revenue, 6.5 billion. street was looking for 6.27 billion. so this is about a good 10% jump and the stock is up about 10% year over year. going into a few things here, as far as sales numbers goes. system wide sales, they saw a jump of 12%, global comp sales up 11% in the quarter. what is interesting here is that what we're seeing here in the numbers, the company is pushing out here, is that they kept prices lower and that is what is being attributed to this quarter. they kept prices lower even though dealing with higher food inflation like their rivals, they were better at keeping costs down. another big thing, there's a whole article about this, this grimace birthday meal in the second quarter, towards tend, it became a viral social media hit and sales jumped. it's a purple milkshake, basically, guys, i'll let the parents go for that one. anyway, the other big piece of the story here is digital

mcdonald's does 100% have a problem with sexual harassment. for you now. a mother who was jailed for illegally getting abortion tablets to end her pregnancy in lockdown will be released from prison after the court of appeal reduced her sentence. 45—year—old carla foster was handed a 28—month sentence after she admitted illegally carrying out her abortion when she was between 32 and 3a weeks pregnant. now, it continues to hot up across europe, then, as the heat wave continues with temperatures in parts of italy expected to reach highs of 46 celsius, and there've been wildfires in greece and spain. next up, imagine causing this much of a scene at your own graduation. this is the moment a just stop 0il protester caused havoc by setting off a fire extinguisher loaded with orange paint. time now, then, for ten seconds of — a swinging bear. the swing in style, you could say, and what a good job it's done. and you're all caught up. see you later. hello and welcome to sportsday. here's what's coming up. england are convincing winners in the final one—

mcdonald's has maintained lower prices than a lot of competitors.gain, why it's a favored name in this environment for people who might be -- trading dproun higher priced competitors like a chi chipotle $18, in line and less than what mcdonald's prices typically are. >> got you at the food stops and they know. >> there it is. >> yeah! >> coming up trading the consumer j&j, american airlines and others, results on the trade on each of them in "three stock lunch" when we come back. new projects means new project managers. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. when you sponsor a job, you immediately get your shortlist of quality candidates, whose resumes on indeed match your job criteria. visit indeed.com/hire and get started today. this is american infrastructure, a prime target for cyberattacks. but the same ai-powered security that protects all of google also defends these services for everyone who lives here. ♪ goli, taste your goals. for everyone who lives here. >>> time for today's "three stock lunch. taking a look at big earnings mover

i went to mcdonald's, and my daughter's, like, let's go to mcdonald's, you know, right after her gymnastics and it's $18, and i was, like, wait a minute, hold on -- [laughter] how is mcdon's $18? and -- mcdonald's $18? i go down to the grocery store, milk is going up. for regular families this is, it's a joke. i mean, it's abuse, that's what gaslighting is. it's abuse. he's telling all americans there's not a problem, and we're all going there to the grocery store putting our cash down and just saying, you know, there's a real problem. >> you've got biden saying everything's fine. another poll asks is your work income keeping up with inflation, jimmy. now, yours probably is, but 30% says, yes, it is. 70% says, no, it's not. so, i mean, 7 out of 10 people, they are living this reality that it's not working. are they confused by biden or are they laughing? >> no, there's a strategy. i'll explain it. we know the economy is a bad because someone's been forced to take up a job selling cocaine inside the white house. [laughter] you know? things are going bad in your country when there's either a

but neither really seeing pullback and not a lot of trading down away from a chipotle to a mcdonald's all of these businesses seem to be pretty stable and as mentioned a lot of the casual dining names which are more expensive, especially if you're feeding a family, those stocks are doing really well and those companies also were performing quite well last quarter. so we'll have to kind of see how inflation weighs on all of these names heading into the back half of the year. but everyone seemed quite optimistic last quarter. i'll be watching to see if that trend continues this quarter >> we know you'll bring us all of the details as those reports roll out kate rogers, thank you let's also take a closer look at some of the big industrials that are reporting results this week. on tap tomorrow we have general electric that's benefited from its health care spinoff in january with more spinoffs to come of its remaining energy business. the aviation business beginning of next year in the past 12 months that stock has gained almost 110% check out that chart largely outperforming big tech name

it'slike an alien that creates mcdonalds food and like a mcdonalds part 2. stuart: charles always told me to buy stock in companies you know and like. i love mcdonalds but never bought the stock. lauren: i thought you love wendy's? stuart: i come and go. honeywell, that's a dow stock and i think they're down. lauren: yeah and they're shaving 70 points off the dow. they reported earnings, which were sales, missed expectations and outlook not good either. it's an industrial conglomerate and a dow stock. dow is down 4 points and honeywell is a big reason for that. stuart: charles, see you at 2:0024 afternoon. thank you -- 2:00 this afternoon. thank you, lauren. >> all right, see you. stuart: eight states adopted uniuniversal plans. in the places that need them like chicago. we'll get into that. thanks to ai, 30% of working hours in this country could be automated by 2030. the people most likely to lose their jobs? women. good lord. we'll explain. hunter biden pleads not guilty to federal tax charges after his plea deal derailed in court and white house sidestep

they found 53 guns, 48 in mcdonald's bedroom. police adding there was gun making equipment in the home. we talked to a neighbor who believes the shooting was justified. >> it appears to me that it was appropriate considering how many weapons he had and what was his plan? larry: the home was owned by an elderly female relative of mcdonald. she was also home when this happened but was not hurt or involved. dion: in berkeley surveillance video shows a 24-year-old pouring gasoline on an older man and letting him on fire in an unprovoked attack. the 24-year-old discharged with attempted murder, elder abuse, and mayhem. it happened near university avenue. the suspect approached the victim without warning and nearly killed him. the victim is hospitalized with extensive burns. investigators used surveillance video to identify the suspect and this wednesday he was arrested for allegedly evading and connected to the berkeley attack. larry: a man suspected of stabbing another fan at levi's stadium's soccer match appeared in court today. dus