. >> yum. is that good?en, oh, i don't know what it is, feels weird, and then -- yeah. >> that's right. >> what have you been feeding me for the last six months? >> yeah. >> yum. >>> it's eating time for louie, particular how he likes the food. >> see why he's one picky pooch. >> and pranksters hit the playground. >> kid comes down the slide. >> what! >> why it's not funny until everyone's flashed. on august 4th, two unsuspecting men walked in to a mcdonald's and discovered an extraordinary burger with heaps of jalapeños... ...for only two dollars. within minutes, they had also discovered the phenomenon of "economnomnomics" nomnom... nom? nom nom the jalapeño double, try it now for just $2 on mcdonald's dollar menu and more. it's economnomnomcial. ♪ nom...nom...nom... >>> we all can be picky about our food. sometimes you want the sandwich, but no bread. people, like, separate their veggies. we all have their things. dogs are picky too. >> oh, yeah. >> this is louie, very particular about how he likes his foo

why do you like yum? simply the china story? >> yum had a china sourcing issue last year around the stock corrected in the mid 60s in 2013. they got through that like we thought they would. it hit all-time highs in july and the company was hit with another kind of sourcing issue of the they corrected that. they fired the company doing the sourcing. we think like they did previously they will get through this and china story for them is huge and they're raising the dividend. liz: who doesn't love that, yum! brands? well off its highs. you wouldn't buy at the high. you never want to buy at the high. thanks, gentlemen. oliver and michael. scott, you get warm. we'll see you in a few minutes. we'll see you when the s&p futures close. adam: a new study says 36% of americans have nothing, zilch, nada, nothing saved for retirement. we'll show you simple ways to get your savings back on track and make the most money you already have. liz: pressing the gas pedal? no gas in tesla. guess what, booming when it comes to the stock. tesla stock

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i think yum, unchanged for two years, one roof strategy. that's pizza hut, taco bell, that's good for you, right? kfc, loving that in china. not. all i say when you put fast food together with donuts, you end up with what our kids will not have, and it's time to start focusing on the fundamentals, not the taxes because you can make really, really good dog food commercials, and if the dogs won't eat it, who cares? >> well, they have a cronut here in new york, fronut, a fries and donut, dipping donuts in ketchup? >> they can integrate diet pills into the donut pills. those stocks have been bad. there's a new formula that lower cholesterol that's going to be announced this week. you merge that with horton's and burger king, and you got a power house. >> the point is if you look at what the american pal let has gone towards, it's chipolte, fast casual places. >> these are desperate moves. yes, blow it out, terrific, but these are moves born on the idea that this kind of food is no longer what they want. now, should garden have done something li

this is like them creates a yum brand. >> can you say apple fry, this is why the company is not doing well. >> that was forced on them by government. government. >> michelle open for that one. chipotle and others are paying the costs too, they are sucking up costs of av cad regoing up in -- avocado going up with the guacamole. >> food is crappy. i would take chipotle any day of the week, "wall street journal" had a huge article, millennial 19-21 down 13% since 2011. you have to imagine this burger king is also suffering. >> you know, i think we have nostalgia for these companies, i remember when first mickey d's came to town it was cool, we went there after school, and everyone had fries and a milkshake, the next generation does not care. >> they spend 3 times as much for a buryy oy ony on the -- bun chipotle. >> the breakfast is what is bringing in millennial. >> there is the thing, is it unpatriotic or a smart move? >> there is nothing unpatriotic for trying to make money. it shows how a glaring deficiency we have, with a hybrid sim, we tax domestic profits but also profit from over

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." >>> gram for granite has twice the protein in yogurt and four times the call see yum in milk.uper food you've probably never heard of, meringa. it's aimed at promoting nutrition, but what's good for health is good for a community half a world away helping women in africa to feed their families. joining us this morning with the story of discovery, the co-founders lisa curtis and veronica. thank you so much for being with us. tell us, basically, this began when you took a peace corp. volunteer trip to west africa, what happened? >> started in the peace corp. and felt malnourished myself, and people in the village told me to eat this, and i realized, wow, this is a supered fu, more nutritious than kale, and people eat it in africa, and also in the u.s., so we founded this in order to do just that. >> okay. tell us about this. what is it? >> what is it? it's a tree, and they are more nutritious than kale. it's kind of like a multivitamin in a leaf. we take the leaves and dehydrated them, put in a powder, which is what the powder is there, and that's what we put in the bars too. >>

. >> was it yum. >> you look like you have had a few bottles at this point. >> well, yes a little bit>> thursday night i took her to the dell music center and i got to listen to brian mcknight and angie stone. i haven't seen her in years. so i photo bombed their behind the scenes. >> nice. >> they kept their composure backstage. >> what did you do. >> she's settling in well. >> she's moving in. >> yes, it was fun to be with her. great parents. so funny. love to get to know her parents too. >> glenn and sharon. >> okay. >> probably watching this morning. >> hi. >> good you need help from moving, my back. >> now, i didn't do anything nearly as exciting. >> okay, sue what did you do. >> i do have have some pictures. >> oh, okay. >> look at this,. >> my niece and nephew were in town along with my sister and her husband. >> is that avery. >> that is my niece carson. >> holding. avery is in the background. >> i see her. >> she's doing arts and crafts. >> we went to ocean city for the weekend. >> spending time at the beach. >> his first beach trip. he had a lot of fun. >> so happy. >> and th

i'll be scared. >> so much to see there too. >> love the ad ventura car yum., thank you for everything. appreciate the insight. althe best to you. >> thank you. >> love shark week. c oh, yes, a loft f. this morning. >> nora o'donnell joins us with a preview. morning. >> good morning to you, ukee, err came in missouri, st. louis suburb erupt in the violence overnight, follows vigil for un arm teenager killed in a police shooting. plus, paying visit to the f.b.i. bank that gets round twice a day. that's right. why high school students, lactic are the ones investigating the crimement then smokey bear turns 70 years old. we'll look at his paying make over, the confusion behind his name. news back in the morning, see you guys just about ten minutes. >> i tell you, smoking, looking great, to the party. >> nearly 1200 athletes from across the country are going head-to-head here in our area this week. >> the opening ceremonies officially kick off for the jc games yesterday. the participating jewish athletes also got chance to meet their host families, for the first ti

the circumstances in syria are going to create a new e quill lib yum. there is a new balance that has to emerge in iraq and social balance changing in the middle east as large. if the united states is not involved in that in a construct way and strategic fashion and thinking about our own interests then we are missing out on the opportunity to shape in this a constructive fashion. we fit our fight to the problem to the place where it occurs and we all may face the same adversaries. >> has this latest struggle strengthened the hand of the kurds and their desire for autonomy, to be left alone and not have very tiekt links to baghdad? >> sure. the importants of kurdish independence have grown and certainly more autonomy and they have had it for some time and how much does this change the relationship between the kurds and the central government and the hope is they have the same enemy and for now the same goals and working together in a more constructive way and there cob more of a shared iraqi identity in the face of the unprecedented threat, which is isi

mmmm mmmm, yum! not you. the hummus. you look great carla. carol. carol.ephen: welcome back, everybody. before the commercial break, i was grilling ohio congresswoman marsha fudge, which if you add marshmallow and graham crackers would make a congressional sh shmore. >> music transcends everything until we decide it's going to be a great idea to have musicians come together. >> stephen: is it fair to say you want to rock us out with the caucus out? >> yes. >> stephen: would you be willing to say that? (applause) do you have a pack? >> i do. and is it called fudge pack? it is not? >> no. >> stephen: would bit a good name, though? >> no. >> stephen: everyone would like to have a bumper sticker saying "i am a fudge packer." it would be great. you think about that? >> i'll think about it. >> stephen: moving on. you were an outstanding athlete. >> i was. >> stephen: in your youth. you were a fencing champion in high school. >> yes. >> stephen: i've done a little fencing. >> have you? >> stephen: congresswoman... (laughter) i challenge you to a duel. >> i accept

improperly leaked confidential information about the case to uc berkeley's newspaper, the daily california yum. the police union did asking for a temporary restraining order to excuse its members from april tending commission proceedings until the course of the alleged leak is identified. >>> campbell police are increasing patrols after a woman was robbed at gunpoint just ten minutes before another couple was shot multiple times. both incidents happened early sunday morning. police believe the same person is responsible. the couple, a 31 idea diving instructor and 23-year-old girlfriend were shot in the parking lot behind the first bank branch at campbell and union. they were approached by a gunman who demanded money, then opened fire. the father of the male victim said both are expected to survive. >> i can't comprehend this kind of thing. and for someone to do this, the desperation must be so bad, i just -- how can you not have any value on life. >> police say ten minutes before the shooting, the same suspect robbed a woman at gunpoint at the second street garage a short distance away. >>> t

they are a build up of calcium or mag need yum and things that crystallize in the arteries or in theer. you get stones in either one. what causes them, it's interesting. back in the 1970s, less than 4% of people have them. now 12% of women and 7% of women. why the increase? because things are heating up. you get them more in the summer. in july and august. people are not hydrated enough. people are not drinking enough. one of the top kidney experts are saying have lemon and lime. if you use a lot of lemon and lime and hydration, you can cut down on your risk dramatically. you want to avoid fatty and salty. you want to avoid -- that's the most common kidney stone. you want to avoid calcium and drink a lot of water and it's genetic. watch out if someone in your family had them. >> what do they feel like. is it stabbing pains? it's going to happen to me. >> a lot of women say it's more painful than childbirth. >> the reason why is you can explain it easily. you would have a crystal in the kid me. >> like your side? >> exactly. you have it on the right and the left side. if you have a st

only two will be bigger, mcdonald's and yum brands. the new company is expected to have annual sales of about $23 billion. both burger king and tim hortons are planning to keep their brand names. they expect the merger to give them an advantage in procuring food supplies. analysts say the merger was motivated by tax concerns. the new country will be based in canada where corporate tax rates are lower than in the u.s. >>> india's antitrust regulator has fined 14 automakers for distorting fair competition by withholding supplies of spare parts. the car makers have been told to pay a total of $420 million. the competition commission of india slapped the highest fine of $220 million on tata motors. maruti suzuki was fined $78 million. the other automakers include local units of toyota, honda, and nissan, all of japan. and general motors, of the united states. the commission accused the firms of restricting supplies of auto parts to their own dealers, snubbing independent repair shops. the automakers are also said to have been taking advant

yum, yum. okay. lester, back to you. >> thanks very much.ook was down. >> based on the social media reaction, people were not very happy about it. here is mike taibbi. >> reporter: the simple message from facebook, sorry, something is wrong stopped the news everywhere. >> right now, facebook is down. we are expecting this to, you know, trend on twitter any moment. >> reporter: trend on twitter, it did. shock, horror, apocalypse about to start. in arizona, some caught facebookless. >> i was crawled up under my desk in a fetal position. >> how am i supposed to know where people are, what they are eating for breakfast and wish them a happy birthday. >> the billion plus active users don't check in every day or every five days and wouldn't care about an outage that lasts a half hour. connecting through social media is an important, every day routine. that's what the mark zuckerberg character indicates about the rules for facebook. >> we don't crash, ever. if the servers are down for a day, our entire reputation is destroyed. >> the servers were n

canadian coffee and doughnut chain, tim hortons, only two companies will be bigger, that's mcdonald's and yum brands, operating kfc. the new company is expected fof annual sales of $23 billion. both burger king and tim hortons are planning to kep their brand names. they expect the merger to give them an advantage in procuring food supplies. the merger was motivated by tax concerns. the new company will be based in canada, with lower corporate tax rates. >>> automakers from around the world are seeing a lot of promise now in africa. those from japan are trying to increase their share with a focus on service. nhk world's fujino has more. >> reporter: poor road conditions across africa often cause vehicles to break down. these mechanics have travelled to japan to learn how to provide better maintenance in africa. the program is run by mitsubishi motors. company officials say after sales, service is part of the strategy for african markets. the mechanics learn computer skills, needed for advanced car maintenance. >> the things we are learning here, first of all are more advanced than what we are

. >>> social media came a life tonight in the aftermath of robin with yum death.ger danny comedian and philly nay tough bill cos bow among those tweeted he said i'm shocked. he included a remarkable picture of himself with robin williams on the set of the movie jack. we'll have much more reaction tonight to the bag passing of robin william later in the broadcast. we'll look back at some of the most memorable moments in movie lines of his career and we invite to you share your thoughts with us on cbsphilly.com or on our social media pages. >> we are tracking storms tonight. we could see pretty significant amount of rain tomorrow. meteorologist kathy orr has her eye on when the wet weather might arrive. kathy. >>> we have a few showers trying to get into the region. they're moving up that i-95 corridor and countering dry air. there's chance of a passing shower or sprinkle especially to the north and west of philadelphia. but more numerous showers to the west with an area of low pressure right here over the midwest. the system will be moving in especially during the

tuesday into wednesday, you'll notice that warm yum, then towards the end of the week, you see here we even warmer. but got a lot to go over as you know, we have that game happening in the santa clara, and a couple issues when it comes to the new stadium when it comes to the heat coming in. we're going to talk about that coming up larlt, but right now back to you sam and laura. >> picture perfect weekend in store, thank you, christina. >>> when you think of california wine, south bay may not be the first place that you conjure up in your mind. new wine trail hopes to change that impression. santa clara board of supervisors will launch the santa clara valley wine trail. the trail will do that. morgan hill, gilroy, and sarnt clara county. >> there are some good wines. >> looking good, the trail is on. >>> the storied history of a bay area high school team, football team i should say hits theaters nationwide this morning. >>> don't let a game define who you are, but the way you live your lives through that. >> that speech came after delasalle had its 151 consecutive winning streak snapped

we understand that israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu is coming to the poeld yum right now. >anslator: peace and kauqui and -- our forces are finishing their operation to hurt and neutralize death tunnels, the terror tunnels. we found dozens of tunnels. the hamas did a lot of building these tunnels for dozens of years. this would have enabled the hamas to kidnap and kill israeli citizens and soldiers. and attack from several tunnels at the same time. idf soldiers have great success in this fighting. we attack thousands of terror places where rockets were shot into israel, where rockets were prepared. our soldiers are heroes. they are real heroes. this is a very complicated operation which is done in a built area with tunnels, with a lot of touch with citizens. i am proud of our soldiers and their commanders who are acting in a very, very good way, in a very complicated operation. >> translator: i hurt with the grieving families, and i send them my condolences. and the condolences of all the citizens of israel. they have given the most precious to their lives. their sons have f

that ak -- >> i know yum, they were like, jim, don't lose faith in us.'m not, but the chinese are playing hardball. they are playing hardball with apple. do you notice the tenor of china is not, like, hey, i love you guys? the negative publicity out about our companies are amazing. that media, it's not a free press, it's not a jefferson thing going on over there. >> no. >> the communist party runs it. by the way, they are capitalists, but they have, like, a dictatdictatorship. >> like dating a woman not good for you. there's a lot of allure over there. >> i don't know anything about that. >> it's tough. you mentioned deutsche telecom how they need to do something regarding ownership. they say they are in no rush. meanwhile, john ledger tweeted i predict the uncarrier, meaning them, overtakes sprint in total customers by the end of the year. there, i said it. >> ledger, don't get in front of him. believe me, i know this -- sprint, because of ego, might buy 200 million lines himself. maybe use a lot of minutes. they are competitive. leger's the real deal.

about theteresting story is that albert fall did not have authority over the -- me trel naval me trel yum because that was the nave.ty of the u.s. it wanave -- navy. so the secretary of navy was playing buddy of coaxed or convinces transfer the authority over naval petroleum reserves where albert fall had a plan. was later convicted of accepting bribes from a couple of oil men for allowing them to these navals petroleum reserves. revealedial, it was substantialived amounts of cash for allowing them the exclusive right to drill in the area that was set aside for drilling. on.as not to be drilled he was, in essence doing what the interior department was wased from doing and that leasing out the oil fields to anybody. ben worse, if they were to leased out, they should have a competitivet on basis. there was a man named leslie who was down in cheyenne. rumorsting hearing the from his friends from up around sinclair oil trucks were seen going into the teapot dome naval me trel yum reserve and it appears they were going to do drilling and oil exploration. he was curious about this because he th

. >>> now leaving levi stayed yum, they and the low out had many of fans leaving by the end of the game. >>> continuing coverage of the escalating tensions in ferguson missouri. they are ordering -- ordering the national guard to there wil be after it will took a the the judge and they are asking them not to have premeditated criminal acts. >> the protest spiraled out of control once it became dark. shots were fired, injuring two people but police say they used tier gas. >> we were peaceful. this is unacceptable and this is not the law. ample say a mcdonalds had to be evacuated after a large crowd formed inside and they need to be there and time is now august 4th. >>> recovering from a gun shot would you, coming up in, where this happened and the unusual suspect and right now we are looking at the bay bridge toll plaza and traffic is backed up for a 35 to and also a pretty good following bank coming to a cooler forecast back to school venetia starts 76 with a westerly breeze at 3:00. female announcer: female announcer: when you see this truck, it means another neighbor is going to sleep

even though we will start off with some sun, it will be little more of a people yum today, we ends up with some showers, maybe even rumble every thunder, but coming off what has generally been below average week. yesterday was the closest we got to average temperature, even just to get to average has been difficult for us here, but only at about 80 degrees for the earlier part of the week. so cooler than average, we all well know, also a lot dry nerve terms of the air mass that we would normally find for the dog days every summer. seventy-two the current air temperature at the airport, with every passing day tacked couple of degrees on, so nice, comfortable for most of you outside. 72ac, as well as wildwood day progresses with sun, eventually clouds build, will be shower, thunderstorm around that fires up as the day progresses, as i mention, so might be one of those days where you might want to think about keeping the umbrella on stand by. eventually the wet weather will arrive but it won't and wash out. >> tgif. looking live at i59, delaware county where they've been working all week

keisha with yum and her three children died when the two carjacked vehicle then rammed them down on a north philadelphia sidewalk. rosa plans to seek a plea deal. prosecutors say they may call the carjacked victim to testify when cornelius crawford has preliminary hearing in october. >>> a 28 those thousand dollars reward is being offered for information leading to the gunman who opened fire on a gloucester county police stati station. authorities releasing surveillance video of the car that they believe was used in the drive by shooting at the west deptford police headquarters. the suspect used high caliber gun to fire five shots at the side of the building. the door where officers enter and exit. investigators are trying to figure out if someone had a personal vendetta against them. in one was hurt. >> last week's atm robbery of a 64 year old woman who was just trying to withdrawal money for church has led to an arrest tonight. we showed you this surveillance video shortly after it happened. the 64 year old woman was at an attm at a wells fargo bank when the robber came behind her a

.$♪ am and a new stated yum in santa clara, janine de la vega joins us live from levi stadium to letflow how fans are reacting to an apology from coach harbaugh and this has nothing to do with their performance. >> reporter: no, it is not and fans were watching as the terp kept flying up at the stadium. the team ended up leaving the fall. and they slipped and hospital their footing during different drills. the turf inside and the terp was installed inside the stadium in april and was touted as the am, testimony and i think a lot of people expected it and i think people should expect it and the regular season is starting real soon and they have to figure it out because that would be bad to have that on national television. >> they issued this statement, they would liability to term to shhave it ready for sunday. >>> this is the latest latest glitch. there was some confusion about parking and there were some complaints about the stadium's apps and 49ers are working to improve the issues and the next game is this sunday against the san diego chargers and if you have heard some saratoga

multinationals like yum, like mcdonald's? can they play a leadership role in trying to fix a?almart has become more proactive in terms of trying to address its food supply issues. it has faced its own scandals in the past, so it has two bands that do surprise inspections a place of that sources from. it is that farm to table or form to store so that they can attest whether that food is really organic or not as it is labeled, so i think that is one possibility. if they can become much more active than their own sourcing process. and then they can work on education, partner with the local food inspection agencies, do more to train and develop the sort of ability of the chinese to inspect their own food. >> a big to-do list for the yums and mcdonald's of the world. elizabeth economy, thank you so much, the author of several books on china, including "the river runs black." we will be right back on "bloomberg surveillance." ♪ >> this is "bloomberg surveillance." i am scarlet fu here with tom keene and adam johnson. let's get you some company news. we start with a surprise record p

. >> we can prove that -- >> the press conference was held at the me len yum hotel in manhattan.ey laid out a theory. >> they were held for an extended period of time before they entered into the water which means not only does someone hold them but that blows up the theory of these young men were totally intoxicated. >> it was a shocking allegation. >> young men are being drugged, abducted, held for a period of time and murdered and placed in the water. >> for gilbertson and gannon this was not the work of a lone serial killer. >> that is disproven in your mind? >> yeah. because you've got a couple cases where you have young men go missing on the same night in minnesota or wisconsin or new york. is it physically impossible unless the person has his own learjet. it is coordinate action against different cells andthy seem to operate in about a 100-mile diameter circle from where they're at. >> they pick up these guys and they torture them for a day or two? >> they have them tide up and egg them on. today is a good day to die and mess with them mentally and touch their eye and stuf

al before the castro street fair, the rainy season and the holiday more tore yum on construction which starts thanksgiving. vic lee, abc 7 news. >>> on to international news now and the crisis in the middle east. israeli forces are pushing deep into southern gaza at this hour searching for an army officer believed to be captured by hamas. the incident happened during deadly fighting and shattered what was supposed to be a three day humanitarian cease fire. more than 60 palestinians and two israeli soldiers have been killed. the two sides accuse each other of breaking the brokered truce less than two hours after if began. >> i think it will be hard to put a cease-fire back together again. if israelis and the international community can't feel confident that hamas can follow through. >> president obama and u.n. secretary ban ki-moon have called for the immediate release of that soldier, but they're also appealing to israel for restraint. >>> two american adrianza workers infected with the ebola virus will be treated at aunt atlanta hospit atlanta hospital. the first picture is expected t

. >> reporter: and if you're wondering how the streets around the state yum a the stadium will be, there are camer cameras. >> the traffic can be heaviest towards the end of the event. >> reporter: take one was tough. the city and the stadium hope take two runs more efficiently. now if you're hooking for the webcam, you can find them on the santa clara county website. the app, just search vta in your app store. reporting live at levi's stadium, scott budman. >> that big kickoff this weekend. >>> from the new stadium to the old one, the last event, sir paul is closing out the stick. >> hey, paul mccartney here. listen. i'm going to be coming to candlestick park on the 14th of auction. candlestick park. >> the 14th of august. >> it's coming up. >> it's tomorrow. that's where the beatles played their final concert back in 1966. our nbc chopper working hard this afternoon. right over candlestick, you can see the roadies working hard today. after the concert, candlestick's next date is with the wrecking ball. no date announced yet. tickets for the farewell concert are still available. >> that

. >> the ayour yum director said that art and culture are good business these days. >> it's like yourone-stop all day going through the museum. going to the aquarium, going to the theater. there are movie theaters around like it's one stop culture tour. >> financial writer eduardo garcia has researched slim for years. he said the sponsorship has more to do with marketing. >> their brand is not well-known inside mexico city or outside mexico city, so they're not using a novelty entertainment place in the capitol of the country to put their name there. >> whether or not the aquarium makes much profit the man behind it will continue to attract more people to its brand. >> thank you very much. we'll start with formula one. and we'll start with poll position of the grand prix. the german is aiming for his fifth win of the season. he came over and overcame wet conditions during qualifying to finish. luis hamilton will be lining up just behind him in second on the front row. the britain currently trails by 11 points in the standing. football atletico madrid have won the third piece of spanis

sue serio standing by with some delicious details, yes, yum. >> it makes sense, doesn't it.e call it sweet corn. why wouldn't we have dessert. here from vernick from 2031 walnut street is jennifer sock off. >> how long have you been there. >> a year and a half. >> you know what is up. >> yes. >> is this new to your menu this corn dishes. >> we make a sweet corn pudding that we, and we cook a block berry carmel, throw fresh black berries on up to, sweet cookie we crumble on top. >> you even have corn in the cookie. >> yes, corn in the cookie. >> and then what do we have on the end here. >> these are french mack ruins that we made with corn. >> yes. >> so first we have to get it off of the cobb. we get it off the cobb. we cook it on the stove. it has to be fresh. we get our corn from a farm in lancaster county, green meadow farm. >> locally, of course. >> exactly. we do it right away, so it is nice a fresh. >> is there so much fresh corn, is there only so much dental floss in the world. we want to do something different. >> in the puddling form it is easier get it out of your

and this french toast was this year's winner with more than 2700-calories and a weeks worth of fat, yumstill, this sew called food shame list is not changing eating habits here. >> as long as the public knows what is in it going into it, i think that is when matters. i do not think you need to shame companies into feeling bad for what they are doing if they are not hiding it. >>> well, you only live once. >> as long as you are aware. >> not for long if you are eating that stuff. but if you get information on the foods, and you know what you are doing. >>> all right, now some information on the weather forecast today. a lot of people are being outside. >>> it is warm inland. 91-degrees today. 96 at liver more. 70234 city. in the north bay, mid-80s. look ahead, we get a little bit of a break, but not much, tomorrow, and the usual fog and low clouds, you want relief, go to the coastline. >>> all right, welldown us tomorrow morning, we are become here at ---we are back here at 7:30 a.m. >> i will be watching. oh, there is at bay bridge. have a good one. >> have a good one. bye. ,,,,,,,, ,,,

yum brands launching the u.s. tactocco company in huntington beach, california.usly had to stand by for the grand opening. customers are thrilled. >> this is so totally different. never expected it coming from taco bell. >> definitely thought it was pressure and better put together. >> it is very beachy and not traditional mexican. >> it is better than talk about. i the time. buwhat meat and cheese. melissa: i like him in the first girl say it is "so totally lik like." we have some tocco experts with us. it is so totally like not taco bell. that was a big question when we sent people out there, did you know this is actually taco bell under a different guys? they were pretty shocked, huntington beach, hermosa beach, you never know. will it work? >> as long as he don't tell them it is taco bell, i'm always interested in a good lobster tocco. you're not finding it anything like taco bell is. maybe the college market or too drunk to go somewhere else kind of market. melissa: you mentioned the lobster tocco. they are calling it the one-percenter. >> it has come way do

at one of florida's most historic restaurants after being open 24/7 for the better part of 60 years yumly closed its door. that own are who cooked up that famous fried shrimp but helped bring an end to segregation in miami. remember log on to our website, al jazeera.com/americatonight. we'll have more of "america tonight," tomorrow. ght," tomorrow. >> israel's invasion of gaza continues tonight. >> we have been hearing a lot of tank shelling coming from where we are, here. >> every single one of these buildings shook violently. >> for continuing coverage of the israeli / palestinian conflict, stay with al jazeera america, your global news leader.

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manying donald's is up yum is up on announcements. ace 82 pacific, middle east africa is 20% of their sales, china and japan are half of those sales. this is a big deal. i think you owe pittsburgh donald's almost as a toll return play. it's defensively priced at 16.5, 17 times. you are not buying chipotle or starbucks. there is a stock you can own here. >> are you buying growth with mcdonald's? >> if you buy it this multiple with that yield. >> a 3% yield. >> after this number has been ray nounced. unless you think they will get kicked out of china, look, china threatened a lot of stuff. china the restaurant that kept food on my bones when i lived if russia. i didn't have many. ultimately. >> phones or? >> i don't know what he was referring to. >> calls were too skinny. they're still skinny. at the end of the day, they have a lot to learn about in terms of core markets. >> the china thing goes. the north american issue comes back before. >> the point is priced in. here it traded down to basically 92, 93, which is a 52-week low we saw

. >> put a big road and big a most lee yum. >> reporter: siting water concerns an the impact on the landscape, the old idea is outdated and unwanted. but the vice mayor and the city do not get the make the decision because these are in the county. >> this should be county. it is outside of the urban growth boundary. but the area is not interested in this happening anymore. the community does not want there to happen anymore. >> well, i guess the best thing i can say is do not listen to everything. >> reporter: and the landowner says that the need is real and the opposition is misguided. >> and people have is an ax to grind, and they have a financial interest in preventing the cemetery. >> reporter: but at eight years and counting, the debate finally seems to be nearing a conclusion and either way, the end will be, well, final. >> this has been delayed a number of types and we want to - - of times and we want to kill this thing off. and when you get right down to it, where are you going to bury them if the cemetery fails? >> reporter: alex martinez. >>> well, we spoke with county officials abo

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the tribute will be in the -- in the member or yum segment.expected to include special performance from sarah barella, in honor of the legendary late actor. >>> meanwhile, the red carpet has been ruled out ahead of the show. late night host seth myers this year's host, and big expectations for him last year, actor neil patrick harris hosed and helped produce the show's highest ratings in eight years. people love when kneel hoses the show. >> he is so good. the emmies air monday, i'll be watching football. >> oh, all right. 6:50 right now. the als ice bucket challenge is going presidential. >> oh, former president george w. bush accepted the challenge from his daughter, and got soaked for a good cause. by none other than his wife. >> gentlemen. >> watch. >> to you all that challenge me, i do not think it is presidential for me to be splashed with ice water, so i'm simply going to write awe check. >> that check is for me, i want to ruin my hairstyle. >> who did he choose to nominate? >> former president bill clinton. >> i like to see who he nomi

a mermaid making a splash inside of the par ace quarter yum, a woman dresses up as the mythical sea creatureto bring awareness to threats to ocean wild life. than water program focuses on protect, rare, extinct species while having some fun. >>> there are some new residents at a living desert zoo in california. these two jaguar cubs are the first ever born at the zoo. the cats won't make their official debut until early fall but you don't to have wait until then to see them. living desert is offering a special behind the scenes tour. >> this is a really exclusive opportunity, you know, these are our first ever jaguar babies that have been born at the zoo. some you get an opportunity to them not only the first won but also to see them before they even go out on exhibit to the public. >> beautiful creatures. this is first time zoo ever offered this type of exhibit, cost is pricey, $300. >> my mom lives about 3 miles from the living desert in palm desert, california. it is about 110 degrees there. >>> brace yourself, pennsylvania yina fey is heading our way this weekend, what major movie she pl

. >> ♪ >> nearly 50,000 fans packed the stale yum for the final public event there.-four year old park serve as home for san francisco giants and 49ers for decades, also the site of the beatles final concert. the stadium will be demolished either later this year or early next year. >>> laurence, co-star will miss, will be reprice g their roles thirds installment. franchise. said he heard it straight from producer jerry brick him err. right now no word on a release date. >>> that should be fun. >> love those movies. so funny. >> it should be fun. big will fry west philly back at it again. we'll take short break. be right back. >> ♪ happy ♪ >> sun's coming up, it is friday, a tough week on a lot of levels. >> but look at that down the shore. gout to feel happy looking at that sunrise. >> come on, pennsylvania, new jersey, delaware, everyone, watching, around the world, on line, let's do this. one, two, go. ♪ good morning, family. and for many, it's a struggle to keep your a1c down. so imagine, what if there was a new class of medicine that works differently to lower bl

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it's among the world's -- it is the world's largest roll yum edges porter -- petroleum exporter.eople are now boasting the united states is producing more petroleum than saudi arabia. that actually is not very important because we use most of it, or we use all of it, and then we import some more. the saudis only use a little of it and they export all the rest which means they're getting money in the bank, and we are not. and so that wealth allows the government with to bribe people. so since b the revolutions -- since the revolutions of 2011, the saudi state has substantially increased the perks that you get from being a saudi citizen. and, you know, they have free health care and education through the ph.d. and very low interest loans on houses and all kinds of things. it's good to be a saudi in many ways. and so, and kuwait as well which is an oil emirates in the gulf. the emir just gave people, each person, $2500 in 2011 to, you know, keep them quiet. so it's sort of, you know, $2500 you could get a really nice home theater system. so the emir was saying you could have a revol