we'll continue with your taper, yada, yada, yada. i don't see any big surprises. >> gotcha.what do you make of the bad mcdonald's numbers from the u.s. for three straight months. >> they're all over, 40 location40,000locations in the . when i look at brinker and chipotle, they're doing pretty good. mcdonald's is going through an identity crisis. they're trying to compete with starbucks on the could have any end. i would be careful with mcdropped. i think themcdonald's,. >> jared, great to see you. thanks, man. >>> vigilantlies take on a powerful drug cartel in mexico and a plea for help after a wrong-way crash in california let six people dead. >> here's are a look at our top stories. the nfl could get their first openly gay player. michael sam was defensive back for the university of missouri. parts 69 southeast could get hit again overnight. the governor declared a state of emergency. >>> in syrian preys talks there has been a truss that allows people to leave the city of homs. former new orleans mayor is facing charge of taking bribes. ben, the jury has the case now. talk

yada we finish work we go off with our lives. you so you don't socialize very rarely very reson broadly better it is better because you don't get too involved in each other's lives so when you see each other in the morning it's fresh it's great and we just have a great working relationship all of us have you had guests disappoint you oh yeah hats your hard drive i'm a mom but who you want to share and no one will day was. oh gosh what was one mean machinist to be in a show with bruce willis said wilshere shepherd yes just really like what the whiny why do you here if you don't want to have fun then don't come she was quite miserable i found christie brinkley didn't really want to talk about anything so again why him. there are always positives in again downs of light all right and this is an interview it's like you know you did a revelation show on the talk julie jen mentioned her eyelid surgery and you said you slept with jay leno cost we were kidding it's true how did that give me this where was it boss them open it was. i'd mo

, yada, and all the details. and this had happened to me so many times since she went missing. it's amazing how many bodies are found. >> dental records identified the victim. it was heather church. >> at the beginning, i didn't want to hear it. for like 24 hours, i kept on saying, "are you sure?" i must have said that 100 times. >> the autopsy revealed the manner of death was homicide. >> the medical examiner was able to conclude that heather died of blunt force trauma to the right rear of the head. >> in the area where the skull was found investigators discovered a pair of girl's pajamas, but surprisingly, her mother said they weren't heather's. with no other clues, it looked like the case might go cold again. but before that could happen, the newly elected sheriff of el paso county made the heather church case his first priority. >> and one of his main topics that he wanted to work was the heather dawn church case. and he asked me if i would look into it. >> when lou said he was going to open the case up, i sa

, yada, yada. in some ways you have to distinguish it from the stuff they want to replace because otherwise the public would say, why? you know, i come from a place that for most of its history its initials stood for no such agency. you're going to have to be different with that. you're going to have to be different with that. i am not sure, ask is i actually think be you went back and looked at speeches general alexander made and testimony, i'm fairly certain you could have pieced together main theme of what we've been hearing, that nsa is sucking up huge amounts of metadata and doing so in the belief there's a supreme court precedent that says metadata is not really covered by forty amendment stuff. -- fourth amendment stuff. and i think a lot of this stuff if you find it before the snowden period, very small stories, page a8, but i have a feeling one of the things the intelligence community may have to do is do a better job of saying this is what we cofor you, and you're going to have to disclos

. >> is that like saying yada, yada, yada as well as stock awards? >> what is -- >> if i'm reading this right, i'm reading your script, will be eligible for an annual cash bonus up to 6.3 million as well as stock awards. >> total of $18 million. >> but only $18 million. >> at ibm, it was 16 million. marissa mayer, the annual salary was $1 million but, of course, there were equity compensations. packaged to $36.4 million. >> i don't know if anybody read "the wall street journal" this morning. the most interesting nugget on this whole thing, the fact that the reason why alan mulally dropped out was because he didn't want -- because there was such friction in class with steve ballmer who was going to remain on the board, one sentence bizarrely buried in the story that explained why -- and i don't know if that's really why alan mulally left, but the suggestion was they kind of hated each other, the story said, i thought that was fascinating. >> it was unclear. he was set up to be a front-runner when rick sherman put out the no predicting alan mulally. al