international shipping company to become a p middle east and trade and money skilfully mcdonald, 3 key areas of develop, filling up from it. so connecting the world, connecting the future while need. cato causes gateway to whoa trade. lou ah, back watching al jazeera at my from london main stories now. yelman's who fee rebels of claim responsibility for an attack on oil facilities in the united arab emirates that kill $3.00 people. spokesman said there could be more strikes on what they called countries of aggression. at least 7 protested have been killed by security forces in the latest protest against the military in sudan crowd of thousands gathered near the presidential palace, calling for civilian rule to be restored. now the german 4 minister sang, she'll do everything in her power to guarantee you. crane security alanine alan ala bab book made the comments during our meeting with ukrainian officials in kiev. they're trying to revive for way peace talks with russia and france to end the conflict in the east and don boss region. russia has been massing troops at the border with uk

international shipping company to become a p, middle east, and pump, or trade and money, skilfully mcdonald, 3 key areas of development o, filling up from it. so connecting the world, connecting the future. wanted gotta gotta gateway to whoa trade. oh, i come back watching al jazeera, our main stories. now, the island nation of tongue remains blanketed by ash mostly cut off from the rest of the world. 3 days after volcanic eruption caused a powerful unami savage. at least 3 people are known to have died. as russia lose more troops closer to your crime for war games, the better route to us is announced. directories de anthony lincoln will hold talks with his russian counterpart survey lover of geneva on friday. and the case by ministries denied crimes by former adviser that he lied to parliament about a party during the lockdown in 2024. as johnson says he had not been born. the gathering might contravene cologne of virus rule in all the news context on former rule, inertial tunnels, or by of as rejected room as that. he's fled the country amid a power struggle among the political elite. he

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i spoke was shown mcdonald, who spent more than 10 years building, deploying and critiquing. mobile technologies in humanitarian disasters, such as infectious disease control. when the patient test positive, we interview a person to know where they've been during that period. and then we use that information to try and track down other people in my contact with in terms of the big change in contact tracing apps from, from analog to digital is that we're moving from a process that connects people to treatment to a process that communicates less and communicate in rest in the absence of treatment capacity has a very different effect on a population. it can cause fear, it can cause people to go seek more treatment than they otherwise might. and so i think that there's a lot to be examined about. the fundamentals are of assumptions that go into the digital transformation. that hasn't stopped. governments and health authorities from jumping on board from italy to india. more than $150.00 pulling up enabled systems have been developed as track the spread of coven 19 summaries, such as claim that in pl

of society. such as the homeless and yos are providing help where there's no government aid. ha, ha, mcdonald mc one. ah, this is a clear violation of our rights. our work is for the greater good and the people. and only society will judge us, even if the government persuaded to make substantial revisions to his n g o law. it's likely to be keeping a much closer eye on organizations such as this. tony chang al jazeera, bangkok, flooding on landslides and peru of cut off access to the ancient city of mac, picchu, modern flood waters of submerged roads and rail tracks in and around the unesco world. heritage site taurus stranded in the area and now being moved out. now political debate has turned into a brawl and the honduran congress pushing and shoving broke out before the swearing in ceremony of a new parliamentary speaker, divisions within the ruling party of a just who that person should be ended up in a fist fight. ah, to have a quick check of the headlines here on al jazeera, more than 80 people including sure.

whole international shipping company to become a team, middle east and trade and learning skillfully mcdonald $3.00 key areas of development who filling up front of connecting the world connecting the future while in the cost cutters. gateway to whoa trade. lou. ah, this is the news our from al jazeera and these are the top stories. australia's immigration minister is cancelled. tennis don novick, jock of it's visa, just days ahead of the australian open. an emergency court session is due to hear the case. andy, as daily corona, virus infections have risen to more than 264000 in the last 24 hours driven by all micron. it comes as hundreds of thousands of hindu pilgrims gather for a religious festival in the north of india. and russia's foreign minister. so gayla rob says his country is prepared to respond. if western nations reject moscow's security proposals, he wants a detailed answer in writing to demands which include limits on the expansion of nato. we're going to look at soon as you now were anti government protests are expected. later on friday, president chi site has been under pressu

track international shipping company to become a p middle east and south trade and wanting skillfully, mcdonald 3 key areas of develop, filling a promise of connecting the world, connecting the future wanted cato catalyst gateway to whoa trade. oh, a few watching the algebra news with lisa who run the reminder of our top stories and stuff and protest isn't to don, have died during demonstrations against military rule on monday that comes ahead of a visit by us diplomat to call it to talk to and the political crisis, basically rational the runway of thomas may not afford to delay. international deliveries of aid is expected to take days to clear as to saturday, volcanic eruption and synonymy to that have been confirmed so far. also the latest satellite imagery show a cloud of sulfur dioxide drifting across the pacific ocean. it was caused by the option on something that's dude ash 20 kilometers it's sky is healers defense minister spec to al jazeera, he says, help is on the way to toner infrastructure. is of course the key challenge for the recovery if it's and toner and i don't just mean the ma

development, international shipping company to become a p middle east and trade and money skilfully mcdonald, 3 key areas of develop, filling up from it. so connecting the world, connecting the future. ronnie, cato cutters, gateway to whoa trade, lou. ah, or might of the top stories are not 0? yes, president joe biden has told cut us emir shaped. i mean in her model funny, we will soon designate, cut her as a major non nato ally. leaders have been meeting at the white house to discuss a range of issues including a possible role for the golf state in cushioning, the economic impact of potential russia, ukraine. conflict members of the security council have been sitting for the 1st time to discuss the issue of a russian trip build up on ukraine's border. united states continues to refuse russia, pushing ever closer to war. claims that russia is repeatedly denying. u. k prime minister has been grilled by parliament of the release of a preliminary report into claims of parties held at the heart of the u. k. government, during strict corrosion of ours locked downs, or as johnson apologized and pr

you go to moscow, there is mcdonald's. they are _ go to moscow, there is mcdonald's. they are not trying to build communism. from this perspective, it is not _ communism. from this perspective, it is not the _ communism. from this perspective, it is not the cold war. carl communism. from this perspective, it is not the cold war.— is not the cold war. carl bildt? no, i think the is not the cold war. carl bildt? no, | think the cold — is not the cold war. carl bildt? no, i think the cold war _ is not the cold war. carl bildt? no, i think the cold war was _ is not the cold war. carl bildt? no, i think the cold war was the - is not the cold war. carl bildt? no, i think the cold war was the cold . i think the cold war was the cold war. i agree with that as well. it is more of the 19th century concept between battle between different powers. russia is old—fashioned in that particular respect. the danger now is not a cold war, the danger is a hot war. that is really where we are. that is the danger of the day. deputy prime minister? i would say that, it— deputy prime

steve mcdonald there. in other stories for you today — two of donald trump's children are the latest to be subpoenaed by new york prosecutors as part of their fraud inquiry into the former president's business practices. the requests for ivanka trump and donald trumpjunior to testify were issued by the office of the state attorney general. the civil investigation has already heard testimony from another of mr trump's children, eric, and is attempting to force the former president himself to make a court declaration by january the 7th. citizen news, an independent news site in hong kong, will shut it operations later on tuesday, saying it has to protect its staff. the site was seen widely as the last remaining independent news outlet in hong kong following the closure of apple daily and stand news and the arrest of several of their employees last year. the brazilian president, jair bolsonaro, has been admitted to hospital for the treatment of an abdominal problem. the 66—year—old has suffered stomach

our elite correspondent stephen mcdonald reporting there. thank you for watching. —— mcdonnell. hello. tuesday promises more of the weather we've been so used to lately — largely dry, but often cloudy. the satellite picture shows this pale grey colour here — that's the sheet of low cloud that's been with many of us for the last few days. this bright white cloud out towards the west is the first sign of the frontal systems that will eventually get things moving and bring about something of a change. but for tuesday morning, most places starting off grey and cloudy, some mist and fog patches, too. the fog should tend to lift as the day wears on, as the breeze picks up a little. best chance of sunshine perhaps for north east wales, the west midlands, north east england, but more especially for northern ireland, for southern and eastern scotland, where the breeze really will be picking up, turning that cloud over and breaking it up. some spots of rain into northwest scotland. temperatures ranging from just 3—a celsius in parts of eastern england, to maybe 8—9 in western scot

you go to moscow, there is mcdonald's. you know, they're not trying to build communism for the world. so from this perspective, it's not the cold war. carl bildt? no, i think the cold war�*s the cold war. as sergey said, there was an ideological component that we don't see here. from the russians. i agree with that as well. it's more of the 19th century concept of battles between different powers. i mean, the russians are fairly sort of old—fashioned in that particular respect. but i concede, the danger now is not a cold war, the danger is a hot war. that's really where we are. that's the danger of the day. all right, deputy prime minister? i would say that if we're talking about a european security order and the founding documents of nato and the eu, these are the institutions that were built on the demand of the post—second world war reality to make sure that europe is united and prosperous. now, the aspirations of putin are not let's say dictated by any necessity to do so. europe is united, europe is prosperous, a

i in plymouth, dockyard electrician fred mcdonald married his sweetheart, gertrude bloye. gertrude packed away memories of the day and her dress in the dingles department store box that it came in. 84 years later, and on the other side of the world, bride—to—be claire ransome had set an alert on her social media for vintage wedding gowns. she was in for quite a surprise. i caught a glance of the photos. it was like a vintage wedding show bag. the gloves that her husband wore, dried roses, little wax buds from their wedding cake, then at the very bottom out came the dress, this beautiful, like, liquid, ithink it's called liquid silk. the seller told claire her auntie had rescued the box from a rubbish skip in the city of perth. she said the children or grandchildren — she wasn't quite sure — were been quite ruthless in clearing out a house a deceased estate. how could anyone do that? this was a treasure box. you know, a self—contained treasure box. rather than write a diary, she's kept a visual and tactile diary of that day and the events leading up to it. it is o

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there�*s a quote from camp mcdonald saying juries have always been given the space to do what they think is right. and ministers would be foolish to try to challenge it. that�*s exactly what happened in this case. what ever our view from outside we are not in the jury, the jury outside we are not in the jury, the jury reached their decision and that decision was to clear those for protesters of criminal damage. they admitted that they helped to topple the statue but they argued that its existence constituted a hate crime. and that is the argument that the jury and that is the argument that the jury decided was correct. and so my view is that we have to respect juries and that�*s the system we have and we should respect their views. i think she is playing a dangerous game here. you�*ve got to think what this looks like and really having a lot from this government on the culture war front. lot from this government on the culture warfront. it lot from this government on the culture war front. it is in unwise intervention.— culture war front. it is in unwise intervention. ., ., ., in

we can now speak to rebecca mcdonald, senior economist, at thejoseph rowntree foundation. tell us more about what you fund? our new research looks at the nature and scale of poverty in the uk today, particularly as you said we found that 1.8 million children at the start of the pandemic were living in what we would call very deep poverty, you will have just heard from that family about the experiences of living and there is hardship, what we mean when we say very deep poverty is essentially a family's income not being enough to afford the basics, notjust struggling to make ends meet but not being able to afford the heating and going cold for a night, all struggling to afford the weekly shop and needing to visit a food bank, so and needing to visit a food bank, so a very difficult family situation under large number of children growing up in that situation. fight! growing up in that situation. and the number _ growing up in that situation. and the number has increased to 1.8 million, back in 2011, 2012, there were 500,000 fewer children in a very deep poverty?— very deep

. ♪ amylin: -- emily elon musk has a : new social media target, mcdonald's. he tweeted he would eat a happy meal on tv if the restaurant chain accepted dogecoin. it did not take long for me, to respond. saying they would except the deal. this exchange is launching an avalanche of memes from michael seiler and mark. ed ludlow joins us to discuss. in other day, another elon musk twitter during the pot. ed: just on the earnings call, talking about austin and the plant, he kept referencing the internet and pictures he has seen on the internet. the question is, is elon musk directly responding to the original mcdonald's to eat? my guess, of course he is. emily: mcdonald's was kind of needling crypto twitter users earlier in the week asking them how they were doing. burger king also getting into the fray. ed: on dogecoin, we had those two identical tweets. everyone had been acting like it was a no idea. he was so active in the space but people seem to have short memories are they don't take him seriously. emily: you have been listening in to the tesla call. having

>> mcdonald's is needling. i don't know if that is because of the crypto winter. >> tesla could offer does coin. people seem to have short memories. >> you have been listening into the tesla call. what is the latest? >> in his opinion, this year, 2020 two will achieve full self driving. we have heard that one before. i am not sure what is different this time. >> tesla is so far and away ahead of the other competitors but perhaps what we should be watching is china. >> shanghai and china have been depressed for several quarters because of supply chain issues. they get a lot more detail in austin and berlin. they have a new generation of cells. those deliveries will start this quarter. elon musk says supply chain should improve this year but it will still be an impact. >> what are you looking at as these results continue to roll in? especially given the outlook for this year and the supply crunch we heard about earlier. there really isn't relief in sight. >> i love this question because going into earnings, they

i was catching up with larry mcdonald, reminding me of the sequencing of the federal reserve and the timeline. remember the taper back in 2013 and the hikes didn't start until 2015. qt didn't start until 2017. this time around, they are going to do it all in the space of several years, a few months. tom: that is the plan. who says that is actually going to be what happens. jonathan: can the executed? tom: or will they be overcome by events? jonathan: the interest rate hike everyone is expecting, is in march. equities already down 10% on the nasdaq. lisa: this is such a different time because of inflation. you have some people saying, should the fed not only not back away from a correction but aim for one because that is the transmission mechanism of the policy. if you actually are dealing with inflation, you are not trying to normalize for more emanation, it changes the game. jonathan: that's why it is impossible to say with any confidence or conviction that we have discounted all of this in this market because so much of it is unpredictable. lisa: i would agree with that. what are w

tom: we tell them from jersey we are to mcdonald's in liverpool. a basic cup of coffee is eight dollars. jonathan: is net worth it -- isn't it worth it? ♪ jonathan: the last time we did this back on december 15, the nasdaq finished higher by more than 2%, and in the minutes came out and they basically told you the opposite of everything you were told in the news conference and the nasdaq finished down. futures positive, 1.3 on the s&p, the nasdaq up by 2%. the equity picture, heroes -- here is the bond market story. two year yields up 30 basis points, a big move. yields higher again by a couple basis points. it is always going to be about the rate hike conversation. we need to about balance sheet reduction -- we need you talk -- we need to talk about balance sheet reduction. topped out just short of 160 last year at the back end of q1. the distance between two and 10 narrower, to 74 basis points. it's about the dance, the playoff between rate hikes and balance sheet reduction. do they complement each other or does one replace the other? if you in

coffee at mcdonald's skyrockets to $0.87. jonathan: i love the transition there, tom. we are talking inflation with emily wilkins. senior. i don't get wordle. emily, do you get wordle? emily: i absolutely get wordle. how else what i post an annoying great of squares on my twitter? tom: emily wilkins joined us, excellent on wordle, and also what the biden administration will do one inflation. a cover article this morning about inflation. all this is is a blame game. there is no other way to put it. he's got an economist at treasury who is pretty competent. what is secretary yellen telling him about the blame game of going after apple or name the corporation because it is their fault? emily: the biden administration came out initially saying the reason we are seeing this inflation, it is just temporary, it is due to covid, we are going to go back down. you have seen them back off of those talking points after you have seen month after month of higher inflation numbers. you have really seen republicans step up and start aggressively attacking democrats on this particular

we are watching mcdonald's japan dropping to the lowest in five weeks. the company is going to russian fries because of shipment delays. we are watching a japanese maker of salad dressing. they missed income forecasts and estimates. there guidance not making analysts happy at this point. -- their guidance not making analysts happy at this point. [talking over each other] haidi: if it was up to me, mayonnaise would not exist. my mother is obsessed with that brand. we are watching mining stocks. not nearly as delicious. lots of stories going on when it comes to the commodities. nickel hitting the nine-year high. this is an extension of the big ev green energy theme carrying on from last year. we are seeing ozzie's dog's rebounding as we get the money c-shares listed. -- we get the mining shares listed. we are also watching some of the issues going on with it. hopefully seeing more of a resolution. we still have lots of data to get through and a lot of them are inflation and price pressure related. in china, the virus outbreaks casting some doubt. we are wa

we have virtual tutoring services that employees of many organizations, including mcdonald's, including others, are leaning in so that their employees can stay focused on work, and at the same time can learn and ably corrective way. guy: is it a struggle finding a workforce? stephen: absolutely, it is a challenging labor environment for everyone. that has been a struggle for many years, attracting individuals into early childhood education. that said, our best kryptonite to that is making sure that we are an employer of choice, and like other leading employers, we are really leading into not only wages, but also benefits, because we recognize our people also have many of the same struggles that those across the workforce have. so we are stepping in. we are making sure that we are helping them with their childcare challenges. we are making sure that for those who have school-age children, that we are leaning in and supporting them, and likewise, we are helping them to build a career. leading employers like us and others are making sure that they are allowing for ups killing and reskillin

in coming months. >> tim, do you own mcdonald's? >> i do and i'm going to make sure i'm not behind dom on the road because he clearly breaks for mcdonald's i think you have a case where the celebrity innovation, the partnerships with travis scott, you name it, is part of the wow factor mcdonald's is cool again relative to their peers, they're even claiming esg scoring, which is not something we thought about with mcdonald's in terms of the quality of the food the food has changed i think the other dynamic here is not only are u.s. comps 18 out of the last 20 quarters outperforming the peer group, but the unit growth on the stores there was a time mcdonald's needed to close down stores. they're actually opening in high-growth areas. you will see it more as a growth company. add in loyalty, which helps the valuation, and a stock that did nothing for 18 months started breaking out in october and i think it is going higher i am long the name >> i keep trying the chicken nuggets, but i still don't -- i will take wendy's, but i still can'

mcdonald's did report u.s. same store sales increased 7.5%, beating analyst expectations this was in part to what the company called strategic menu increases including promotions including the mcrib and the crispy chicken sandwich. staffing at restaurants has improved in recent weeks with about 1% of stores impacted at the moment with shorter hours. drive-through times have gotten longer due to those staffing challenges, but that drive-through business, of course, remains essential due to the lingering pandemic wages increased about 10% last year at mcdonald's franchisees also concerned about labor and cost a survey out this week with some franc franchisees saying they exspectg they haven't seen pullback so it remains to be seen what it looks like this year >> what do you hear from other companies that do kind of what mcdonald's does? >> the big one we have heard from was domino's. they said the food basket inflation for the year is up between 8% and 10%, which is unprecedented. they're doing uyeek things there

is elon musk because he gets the happy meal or mcdonald's because of the publicity? >> first of all, the assumption that eating a happy meal is a sacrifice, look, if you bring me one i'll whoof it down and thank you. the question is, why do we keep talking about doge coin if there's not something to benefit and gain from in the murveg -- musk camp. mcdonald's has become hip with the celebrity endorsements and kiosk and program, i don't think they need the allure of doge would love to see him eat a happy meal and think he will enjoy it. >> bonawyn, you don't strike me as happy meal kind of guy but it would be a celebrity endorsement of sort if elon musk ate a happy meal on tv. >> yeah i hope he has better luck than the guy who bought a pizza for 10,000 bitcoin whatever it was. i think the real winner is the platforms, these guys have a platform and can use it for their benefit. that's my take away there. >> all right up next final trade. trading, and look, it feels like i'm just wasting time. that's why td ameritrade designed a first-of-its-kind, personalized educatio

that's the mcdonald's jingle of my childhood they had it right. mcdonald's was my kind of place. it was such a happy place. i loved it we had to drive 45 minutes to get to the closest one, usually on the way to the orthodontist, but i digress. i still love mcdonald's, but i'm mad at them now. they're doing another one of their stunts to get on the news. you're welcome but this time, they're telling us they're hacking their menu. like combining things. a mcmuffin with a hash brown in there. or what they call a crunchy double, which is like a double cheeseburger with mcnuggets stuck inside these are actual menu items starting next month. they're okay, i guess, because you do you, but the other two? hard pass. surf and turf. a double cheeseburger with a fillet of fish patty also. no or get this, the land, sea, and air. it's a big mac and a chicken patty and a fish patty who does this? and here's the most ridiculous, the most ridiculous part of all, they want to sell us the separate things with the patties and the bread and the special sauce or whatever, and we have to put it togethe

mcdonald's had weaker than expected numbers s&p futures down by about 2. the nasdaq, though, indicated up by 26. where we stand now may not be where we are an ur fm horonow and certainly not at the end of the day. stick around stick around "squawk box" will be right back. a together across your clouds, from suppliers to shippers, to the factory floor. so whatever comes your way, the wheels keep moving. seamlessly modernizing your operations, that's why so many businesses work with ibm. >>> tesla shares down slightly after the company's earnings report last night. joining us to talk more about it is john mcneil he's a ceo and former tesla sales president. and john, you know the situation pretty well. you know the company pretty well the earnings may not be what people are focused on because the numbers were better than expected but you did have elon musk talking about trouble with supply chains specifically getting more chips, how that's been an issue of every auto maker. tesla not excluded from that and that's going to impact how they rollout now vehicles,

tenth best is mcdonald's i bet it can replicate 25% last year mcdonald's has the best balance sheet and scale to be a great core holding for many of the big institutions portfolios. we should have i mean, sometimes that's what i do i kick myself. and i ckick it openly people come on air and say, oh, we're just waiting no, i should have pulled the trigger. it was wrong i should have pulled the trigger on united health as joey brown said at the end of some like it hot, nobody's perfect. just like united health this never comes in and you have to hold your nose and do some being. i like chipotle more, down about 350 points from the high, mcdonald's is the more defensible and defensive name because it triumphs over any competitor it's a pro se beast with few genuine surprises at this list certainly hasn't done anything to change my mind. it's not easy to say because they are -- they are cheap because of the exception of cisco, goldman and maybe chevron. they aren't that cheap the latter needs to cool off before i buy more shares bottom line, of all the stocks i have covered so far this week

i'm carl quintanilla with david faber and jim cramer we have supply chain warnings from tesla and mcdonalds and others road map begins with the return to fundamentals. a slew of corporate earnings and a flood of data crossing the tape futures point to gains at the open. >> plus returning to profitability. southwest airlines posting the first positive quarter of the pandemic outgoing ceo will join us. >>>and tesla is going all in o self-driving elon musk calling it, quote, nutty good from a financial standpoint." >>> we start with elon musk outlining the supply chain challenges. >> 2022 will be the output across all factories so the chip shortage, while better than last year, is still an issue. >> that is the picture of the morning, jim whether it's the economics and restaurants and mcdonalds or the car business >>well, i was struck, i mean, i kind of want to urge people to listen to his call he's a lot more thoughtful on these conference calls than he was at one point just because he used to have so much fun but, i mean, he's really just talking about, look, i want to produce the most cars

mcdonald's, one of my long time favorites and a new one to give a lit zest to it is rocket lab >> oh, wow >> havevery interesting portfolo rocket lab which is a space system that should be much higher but it loses a lot of money. we'll poll lower, unlike the other spaces who want, it's not a hike job mcdonald's, we think is fantastic. quick serve restaurant we like ford and apple these are two owned trades thermo fisher is fantastic it really is it's a great analytical company. scientific based diagnostic. restaurant and auto and tech perfect. let's go to tina in michigan >> hi, jim, i am tina from michigan i am a long time viewer, my five stocks are: microsoft, ford, apple, boying and mvp. am i diversify >> i think microsoft is as i say this week is unsellable. keep it. we are going to allow them, why? apple is a hardware company. bp is not my favorite oil but capability and chevron for the travel trust, boeing is making a come back here there is great loyalty from the cust customers. auto consumers. >> oil works with me and i am fine "mad money" is back after the break. >>> should i

mcdonald's ability to deliver on driver through experiences. next up chipotle with the anticipated plant based chirozo after testing in august. the item is certified vegan and available for a limited time on to starbucks with an undated vaccine policy partners have to disclose by january 10 those unvaccinated will need to test weekly and part nevers will be responsible for the test. wendy's named a top pick noting potential for growth initiatives with breakfast and global unit growth back of to you. >> kate, with a very thorough round-up, thank you. lindsay, do you like the restaurant group they did well in 2021 as people finally started to eat out again. >> yeah. they did do well the restaurants sub industry up about 21%. so they still underperformed the s&p 500 but what you heard from kate there is the names what they have is top line growth drivers. initiatives and products hope to drive revenue growth and offset the costs that they experience they often customers what they want i think this is a really interesting group. they still are valu

. >>> a new crypto coin from elon musk and mcdonald's. the tesla ceo said he'd gladly eat a happy meal on tv if they would accept dogecoin. mcdonald's responded, only if tesla suggests grimace coin, one even jumping 285,000 percent after the joke tweet. >>> spotify removing neil young's music after he demanded the streaming service pick between him and joe rogan. the podcast host has been accused of spreading misinformation about covid and vaccines neil young's music catalog spans more than five decades and includes hits like "heart of gold" and "harvest moon. the artist gained millions of plays on spotify in an open letter posted to his site today, neil young said the platform has becoming a damaging force for misinformation and lies about covid a representative for spotify issued a statement writing in part, we wants all the world's music and audio content to be available to spotify users we have detailed content policies in place and we've removed over 20,000 podcast episodes related to covid-19 since the start of the pandemic. now nei

taiwan at the heart of the cold war on thursday morning we get one that might be easier than others mcdonald's, restaurant businesses in disarray thanks to omicron chaos and broken supply chains we're headed for a winner take all scenario and last man standing will be mcdonald's. after the close that day we get results from apple this time it could be anti-climatic. for the first time in ages apple stock won't be coming in hot gives you a chance to make money on the company i say you should own not trade i'm ever hopeful the break out the life time buyer phone buyer, consumer products company is where the money is and apple can stress that consumer love make life time value very sticky. it's not a compromise to say it's a consumer products doesn't make you into some bleach company for heaven sake finally on friday we have two really good companies. chevron and cat pillar cat pillar, one of the more challenged industries because raw costs are going up i'm not ignoring the elephant in the room that the nasdaq just had its worst week in the initial covid crash. the market is following the script

group is selling for 22 and they miss on earnings and the stock price has to adjust and everybody knows mcdonald's will eventually revert down to the 22 times trailing earnings because it's nothing special, right if i'm a growth manager and i commit that sin and i decide i want to sell because i'm wrong there is a manager who is ready to start a new entry because now it's gotten cheap. that's not going to happen as a software as a service company based out of israel selling 70 times next year's revenue where the sell side is modeling 2025 cash flows to come up with the justification for the price they took it public at. that ain't going to work there are no value managers waiting to take that stock in. they might be a hundred points below. i don't even think i'm exaggerating that much so what kari said about that conundrum, there's this huge gap between where the value guys are waiting and where the growth guys have to get out of some of this stuff as they get hit with redemptions and it's an uncomfortable place to be. i think that's where we've been for a while now with huge chunks of the nasdaq

excu consumer staples mcdonald's nike trading at new 52-week highs or a record high. take a look at the nasdaq down 2.3% just a brutal week for the nasdaq down 7% on the week 10-year yield at 1.74 as buying of bonds picks up. peloton stock bouncing back after a brutal session yesterday. we'll tell you what's behind the comeback next. also check out the top searched tickers on cnbc.com. netflix taking the top spot. down 23 prts 10-year at 1.74. peloton up 12% nasdaq down and bitcoin taking wn on the chin today do 11% we'll be right back. r man. let's open your binders to page 188... uh carl, are there different planning options in here? options? plans we can build on our own, or with help from a financial consultant? like schwab does. uhhh... could we adjust our plan... ...yeah, like if we buy a new house? mmmm... and our son just started working. oh! do you offer a complimentary retirement plan for him? as in free? just like schwab. schwab! look forward to planning with schwab. you're a one-man stitchwork master. but your staffing plan needs to go up a size. you need

. >> you al sold lam research and bought more mcdonald's and nxp >> lam, i'm up 200%. i am worried about in addition to profit taking is double ordering i'm starting to hear a little bit of that. and i'm concerned given this valuation what it's done in the last two years it's good to take money and put it into nxp. i like auto and contactless payments also they're buying back top schlu schlumberger, just listen to the conference call. they're talking about a super price increase in a tight market mcdonald's, i love this. this is the defensive name in my portfolio i'm making a big bet on >> steph, i appreciate it. we'll get ge next time there's stuff to talk about for certain there. i've got to run. >> there is. >> i appreciate you popping on with us. >>> i promised you tom lee yesterday. i'm going to bring him in now. we had technical issues yesterday. he's with us now on the phone. tom, can you hear me all right >> yeah, scott, how are you? >> good, thanks. did we bottom yesterday? what are we supposed to do as investors now? >> well, as you know, when selloffs start,

i have been buying today facebook mcdonald's so pick your spots. >> yeah. the white house is watching the market are they saying anything >> reporter: the press secretary was just asked about the market sell-off today in a press briefing still ongoing she responded by saying that the white house does not watch the stock market as closely as the prior administration does and doesn't see it as a barometer of economic mhealth in this country but noting the market off 15% since president biden took office but press secretary saying what the white house at least publicly watches is the health of the average american and whether they are feeling like they are better off. >> i wonder how they feel about that if the average american's 401(k) is cut. that could change their minds on that i take the point and an interesting thing to watch when people feel healthy and wealthy generally the view of the incumbent is in the white house. appreciate it. >>> we are sliding back a little bit now about 100 points lower in the last 15 minutes led by the communication servi ser

i like all the hot new stuff they've made then there's mcdonald's, the only restaurant on the aristocrat list. it's hard to go wrong with that one. now you have a group of solid industrials on this one. caterpillar. ceo loves a good dividend. stanley black & decker those stocks have pulled back due to supply chain woes stanley black & decker benefits. these are so good. i already mentioned emerson electric that's a manufacturer's manufacturer and there's a little tool works which i gave up too soon because they sell to the red hot auto industry there are other good retail industries lowe's target wal walmart's been not so great. i'm sticking with it archer daniels midland, adm. ag stocks are very strong. tyson. very strong ag cycle going here. general dynamics, quality defense contractor gulf stream business is booming, someone's going to want to say this is the way to play geopolitical tensions with russia and china it sounds like i like a lot of stocks because i do. last but not least there's one i've had on a number of times, s&p global it maintains the s&p 500 dividend aristocrat lis