yeah, he made some names about mcdonald's working at mcdonalds. i went around the big coin, twitter like wildfire for a couple of days. and as kelly is suggesting at the i m f. i thought this was somehow in there bally wick, for a commentary and hypocrisy, of course the, the math which is principally the united states. they've got a president and office to popularity is quite low. so is always the case america solution. they have to 2 solutions. one is print money, the 2nd is to invade countries and kill people, innocent children, and babies and mothers. and that's a good point because this is the out, relies on violence. empires rely on violence, economic hit, men rely on violence, and right, the violence, inflation is violence. it's best of property, especially the poor people. because remember, the costs are, are eaten most by the or because of the fact that agriculture and food shelter are so important. massless hierarchy needs the most basic fundamental needs of any human and when that goes up and they can't afford it, that's one thing. but l

within 60 days, mcdonalds in malaysia has stopped selling large portions of fries due to supply chain problems. only small portions remain on the menu until 4 further notice. similar shortages were experienced recently in japan. mcdonalds, also hot of the sales of large fries in december. apple posted record sales and holiday quarter. the tech giant reporting almost $124000000000.00 in revenue as it benefited from high i phone sales and asia, especially in china for 2022. the company expects more revenue growth despite significant supply constraints or bred prices are serious business in france. rising cost were said to be $1.00 of the factors fueling the french revolution of $1789.00. now bread is, again, causing an uproar, though perhaps not the same dimensions. for a supermarket. chain laclare has lower the price of their began to $0.29. the company says it wants to help french who are struggling with the loss of purchasing power. but independent baker's fear could make their lives even more complicated. here's a report from paris i guess our best seller in this bakery and new than

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

the ronald mcdonald house here and then there's easter seal house that's been around before ronald mcdonald house even was. we found a spot there. they are not forcing us to get vaccinated or anything. >> laura: austin, it's like a -- it's mindless medical bureaucracy. i'm glad you have somewhere to stay. i'm glad your treatment is going to continue for your child. this should never have happened. he shouldn't even have to worry about these issues at all. it's insane. thank you for sharing your story with us. up next, how two college basketball games proved the point of last night's angle. stay there. >> laura: yesterday stanford hosted usc, in men's basketball. because the books in california are insane though, they had to play in an empty gymnasium. meanwhile, the same day, alabama hosted auburn number 4 team in the country and these guys got to play in front of a packed crowd. >> j.d. davidson, wow! >> laura: if you were a young basketball player, where would you rather compete? these two teams made a point on "the ankle" last week. the left is doing everything possible to make us misera

the ronald mcdonald house here and then there's easter seal house that's been around before ronald mcdonald house even was. we found a spot there. they are not forcing us to get vaccinated or anything. >> laura: austin, it's like a -- it's mindless medical bureaucracy. i'm glad you have somewhere to stay. i'm glad your treatment is going to continue for your child. this should never have happened. he shouldn't even have to worry about these issues at all. thank you for sharing your story with us. up next, how to college basketball games proved the point of last nights angle. stay there. ♪ music ♪ there's software. and then there's industrial grade software. capable of optimizing your flight by turning data into your co-pilot. meet honeywell forge. analytical software that helps assembly lines build walls against cyber threats. and makes sure you're ready for game day every day. that's honeywell forge. industrial grade software ♪ music ♪ >> laura: yesterday stanford hosted usc, the number five team in the country in men's basketball. because the folks in california are insane, though

. ♪ 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

we got the mcdonald's earnings. the stock is down and just for a few minutes there actually the dow industrials were higher. as soon as mcdonald's hit the tape, cheryl went through the numbers with us, the stock traded down, it is now down 2 and a third percent and the dow is back in negative territory. your reaction to mcdonald's and other earnings you're focused on. >> look, earnings season overall so far has been very underwhelming, uni'ms press i've and you're seeing that with mcdonald's. over the last few quarters we've seen a lot of companies blow through expectations, huge upside surprise and you're really not seeing much of that this quarter. in fact, i think the percentage of companies beating estimates is the lowest we've seen since i think the first quarter of 2020. next quarter is going to be even more difficult because your comps going to be q1 of 2021. look, as relates to earnings season, today is the most important day of the quarter. it's by far the biggest day of the quarter because you have apple r

and when you did have your franchises of mcdonald's did you allow people to come in and smoke? i don't think so because there's a law against that because they are not allowed to cause other people to get sick with their smoke, the same thing is true with this virus. you're being disingenuous. you know better. host: let's get a response, amy. caller: i'm not sure on the v.p. conversation she's referencing, it's been a couple years ago now, i'd have to go back and check. again, it was a very bipartisanship issue, one of the most bipartisan thing that happened since i've been in congress since the start of covid because democrats and republicans alike in washington, d.c. knew it was important for employees to stay in jobs. because otherwise they were going to leave and get unemployment so we were going to pay for it one way or the other with federal dollars, either reimbursing the states through emergency unemployment dollars or doing it the way that it was done. and again, speaker pelosi and steny hoyer and kevin mccarthy and steve ask lease worked in a bipartisanship -- biparti

. >> mcdonald's and taco bell and on their signs, sign-on bonuses that is tough to compete with. we never had to do that before. the rising costs are creating inflation for our restaurants and you know you have to pass it on. so you have to increase your pricing. reporter: jackie, at least yesterday the white house says they are really not worried or phase by what is happening in the stock market because they say that is not how they measure the health of an economy looking at wall street. instead they're looking at other things. jackie. jackie: yeah but many americans across the country as i mentioned do look at their 401(k) balances and they're starting to worry. hillary vaughn, thank you so much for that. meantime we're watching nasdaq because it is taking another big hit with big tech leading the selloff. investors are waiting to hear from the fed which starts the two-day meeting today. here now constellation research ceo ray wang, market gauge group managing director michelle schneider. ray, i want to start with you, talk about inflation because that is one of the worries th

>> 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

in fact, the top tick tock star made more than the ceos of exxon mobil, starbucks, delta and mcdonald, those are some pretty big names there. the next highest earner was charlie sister, dixie at $10000000.00. with addison re at $8500000.00, earnings from the top tick tock, celebrities even grew by 200 percent from the year earlier. and with all of their business dealings, movies, commercials, and all that. you can expect that the balloon in the years to come, and that's it for the time you get boom bus on demand on portable tv, find it at portable dot tv will be an act that me now we have e cigarettes. i just heard that it was a healthy alternative to cigarettes. do we trust tobacco companies with their message that these new products are actually going to reduce these sugars are making the tobacco up into the workforce? back digest, financial survival guide. would go through to go buy you reduce the price, then el, reduce a lower that undergrad ink, but what's good for food market is not good for the global economy. july, an annual festival in st. petersburg dedicated to dusting epsk

. >> abby mcdonald used happy return, a service that collects customer's unwanted goods for hundreds of companies that sold them. it's postage and boxfree. >> did you put it online. >> i have the code. >> a qr code is all you need. >> mcdonald's sent back a dress she bought online from the women's clothing company draper jane. >> and it goes to my office which made it easy to pop out at lunch and drop it off here for free. >> paper source lexes like this are among 3800 collection points nationwide, an average of 20 returns from multiple sellers, shipped in a single box, reducing waste and expediting turn around time. >> not everything is resold. almost 6 billion tons of returned items will end up in landfills after the holiday season. >> if an item is the wrong fit for a consumer, finding the right one for that returned product is key. >> our technology connects every turn t returned contract no matter the condition to its next best foam home as efficiently as possible. >> minimizing shipments and getting the product back into stock quickly, a win for buyers, sellers and the planet,

in fact, the top tick tock star made more than the ceos of exxon mobil, starbucks, delta and mcdonald. those are some pretty big names there. the next highest earner was charlie sister, dixie at $10000000.00. with addison re at $8500000.00 earnings from the top tick tock. celebrities even grew by 200 percent from the year earlier. and with all of their business dealings, movies, commercials, and all that you can expect that the balloon in the years to come. and that's it for the time you get boom bus on demand on portable tv, find it at portable dot tv will see you next. me now we have e cigarettes, i just heard that it was a healthy alternative to cigarettes. do we trust tobacco companies with their message that these new products are actually going to reduce are these are raising the tobacco have been doing over 2 years? ah. join me every 1st aid on the alex simon. sure. but i'll be speaking to guess when the world politics small business i'm show business. i'll see you then. yes ma'am. oh oh, risky. in fact, will you elisa, typical there is only 9 but already a university. students

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

in fact, the top tick tock star made more than the ceos of exxon mobil, starbucks, delta and mcdonald. those are some pretty big names there. the next highest earner was charlie sister, dixie at $10000000.00. with addison re at $8500000.00 earnings from the top tick tock. celebrities even grew by 200 percent from the year earlier. and with all of their business dealings, movies, commercials, and all that. you can expect that the balloon in the years to come. and that's it for the time you get boom bus on demand on portable tv, find it at portable dot tv will be that me. ah ah, driven time dreams shaped by those with the in me thing we dare to ask me now we have reds. i just heard that it was a healthy alternative to cigarettes. do we trust tobacco companies with their message that these new products are actually going to reduce these issues or making the tobacco with waller officers or facing an increasingly dangerous environment? we are seeing a growing debate about so called warrior cops. the term that i've heard in the militarization of police this is a nam wrapped vehicle we acqui

, you have to show an id a covid vaccine card to be able to go to mcdonald's . they are saying simultaneously, you should not show an id to vote? if you go out and you pull the american the average american i this country and you say hey, which one do you think you need voter id for, you need to show id for to go to mcdonald's and get your kids something to eat, or to go cast a ballot for the next leader of the free world. democrats have a backwards government that covid vaccine cards and all the id laws they are embracing right now show, the blatant hypocrisy involved in these voting bills, they've got everything backwards, peopl are not supportive of this, not even their most ardent supporters, they have a lot mor in common here when it comes to voting security than the democrats want to acknowledge. this is all a big distraction. >> every minority, every that supports it, we'll, you get the last word. >> i want to be clear about this , no one in america has been denied their right to vote grea if you are a legal citizen of this country than you have the right

on bye part in recent years against big us firms on tackling big tech overreach is one of president mcdonald's priorities. as he takes over the routing you leadership. the french presidency must be a moment of truth for the regulation and accountability of digital platforms. the carbon pricing european borders on imported products minimum wages in our relationship with africa. one of those questions is, why is it so difficult to opt out of data tracking, cookies, social media lawyer, your co, and told us why? so this is catlin mouse game here being played between the you in day big take are sony you is as big take to be more fair and give our consumer most choice. also to let people be solid about about their own privacy and how much information they are willing to be route when they log into social media accounts. they created a huge amount of options for our internet users to potentially choose from. so if you wanted to are opt out of, of a particular um, information collection activity of your social media company. are you really need to scroll through carlota functions before you be allowe

mcdonald's was wise to take him up on the condition that elon musk make mcdonald's the official food of space x flights which might be a marketing side, very machiavellian. maria: there you are sitting there with warren buffett eating mcdonald's big macs. it has been a pleasure to be with you. we will all be watching the federal reserve, we take you there live on foxbusiness but first "varney and company" begins right now. and and it is volatility. and big gains the dow 370 points, it is down 5% just this year. the s&

are we going to be all getting jobs at mcdonalds? there's always hope for the hot water, som, i do not expect the bottles job soon. we've seen this before. many times. i'm personally not going to get concerned unless bitcoin falls below $20000.00. that is my concern level. $20000.00 was the prior peak with those that are traders and understand technical analysis. as long as it stays over the prior of peak, we're in a great space. in fact, if we do come down to 20, that is the ultimate by did that i think right now is a pretty good bided there. but man, if it does get down to low twenty's, we're talking about $20.00 to $23000.00. that psalm sell your 2nd kidney time advice them bitcoin because you're not going to get another chance again. right. well, speaking of buying the damper now, salvador, so president who kelly has been buying the dip. he likes to tweet about it and he says to bitcoin or so, so you know, based on your chart work, i think what you're saying is just keep buying the deb you bind, does that be i, i really liked the

for the 1st, but he focused his strongest words on one target in particular and not form a president mcdonald trump. he tried to prevent the former president united states of america as created and spread a web of lies by the 2020 election. he's done so because he values power over principal. and because his bruised ego matters more to him than our democracy or our constitution. after a year of largely ignoring his predecessor orders, biden decided to take the gloves off. he's not just a former president, he's a defeated former prison defeated by a margin over 7000000 of your votes. in a written statement off to the speech, trump accused biden of using his name to further divide america. calling the speech political theatre, and a distraction from biden's failures. the speaker of the house of representatives, nancy pelosi led a minutes of silence. remembering the security personnel whose deaths have been attributed to the attack because of them and our members, the insurrection tailed. this small event was attended by only 2 republicans, highlighting the deep partisan divisions that remain in

in fact, the top tick tock star made more than the ceos of exxon mobil, starbucks, delta and mcdonald. those are some pretty big names there. the next highest earner was charlie sister, dixie at $10000000.00. with addison re at $8500000.00 earnings from the top tick tock. celebrities even grew by 200 percent from the year earlier. and with all of their business dealings, movies, commercials, and all that, we can expect that the balloon in the years to come. and that's it for the time you get boom bus on demand on portable tv, find it at portable dot tv will see you next. me, i now we have e cigarettes, i was just heard that it was a healthy alternative to cigarettes. do we trust tobacco companies with their message that these new products are actually going to reduce these sugars are making the tobacco up into over to yours? ah, a financial survival guide, stacy, let's learn about be allowed. let's say i'm a true i can any are great. com, grease on banks of the site. wall street broad thank you for helping with enjoy. 6 that right fell out in depth slavery while our officers are facin

either mcdonald's or any other fast food restaurant. this is the united states of america for god's sake. what are we doing? what in god's name are we doing? we announced major investments of $858 million to modernize the montgomery lock northwest of pittsburgh. [applause] so the water levels stay high enough for barges to pass through on the upper ohio river. we move about a half $1 trillion worth of goods through those locks like these every single year. when we're not working, it reached chokepoints. -- creates chokepoints. barges break up, goods don't get where they need to go. bob casey has been on my back about this for so long. and as we get this montgomery lot project done we should call it the casey lock. [applause] bobby, i didn't know anybody in scranton that knew what a lot was. but all kidding aside, it's going to happen. it's going to happen. i also announced after consulting with my friend cecil roberts president of united mine workers a plan to unplug orphan gas flows, oil wells, securing methane into the air. over 100,0

was shred them up, but i also love each on silicon as key so it doesn't care for us that it is keith mcdonald, she's it over here with me no longer was it. was it nothing. so i was dumb. so good. that was where it was. okay, with that, i looked at a mobile phone, low jumped out, much lower than what i've given them with us. one mentioned a had to put i'm doing good morning. all along with was muslim numbers on my mobile number and they said, i'm going to walk a better. was you good? now the room for the bus, this is i'm going to by looking a clean shawn williams on the 2nd shelf. was it was i'm jumping on the yes. not only will say some on the one common was misuse. i now that you much and then we're probably not for russian buffalo to let me go back here this week. she's thomas is keith, i'm on the clock time. my you got to not be fine for nearly if not wish. i would do some if i was only just 71 percent. no, you don't show that comes up on the surface. you're sure. machinery that about the mormon group isn't company game share wish or some one bluff. it must have been my account. of course

lots of people as i said blame the mcdonald douglas merger, which was 1997 for this change in the in the culture of boeing but that began with phil condit. who was the ceo at the time when phil condott is the guy who moved the headquarters to chicago from here. you write in the book that condit was drawn to the bold vision of capitalism presented by the corporate chieftains. he admired. now actually content wasn't outstanding engineer at boeing before he became ceo. he was the top engineer in the triple seven, which was the last great airplane that boeing built. what happened? what happened? condit after he became ceo he was a great engineer according to the people. i talked to he would have been a great college professor. he was he was. he was this constituency of shareholders was very powerful and that became the group that he judged his own performance on and that if you remember at the time that was the days of jack welch of general electric, which was the ultimate model for any manufacturer in the us and for a company like boeing it was services that meant financial engineering

oh, the merger was mcdonald douglas ruined everything ruined the culture. and that's perhaps too easy a conclusion, but he with deep research and lots of exclusive interviews. actually maps out this cultural shift incredibly well, and and it's really worth reading for that to get a perspective on how we got here. the other thing is that he's a wonderful writer. there are so many arresting sentences in the book. i'm just going to read one of them. it refers to the theer worthiness directives that the faa issued one week after the lion air crash, and i remember reading that so well because you know when i when a plan crashes very far away, unfortunately it often doesn't get a lot of attention here in the united states. bad weather poor airline old airplane something like that as the usual picture. no, this was odd. this was a new plan and the weather perfect, but still. what had happened nobody really knew but a week later boeing issued a bulletin and the faa followed with an error worthyness directive and i remember reading it and it said, oh there's this sy

it's called the mcdonald's hash brown mcmuffin. i pulled some strings and freshly delivered to you guys in times square, there you go, it's all that goodness right there. that hash brown, egg, mcmuffin, sausage, just combine it and dig right in. >> well, i'm actually only one over here so i will take all six for myself. okay, i got to save one for cecilia. she's yelling at me. don't do the calorie count. that's all i'll say if you ate all that stuff, my friend. thanks for that hard journalistic assignment you had right there. we appreciate you. >> always for the sandwich. now over to ginger. hey, ginger. >> reporter: hey, michael, good morning to everyone. this is one of my favorite ways to showcase impacts from a storm. that impact map if you are in yellow and you find your spot, that means you're inconvenienced by the storm friday through saturday night. orange, it's tough to travel around and through the day it's going to be not one you want to get out in. major impacts mean you could see property damage with some coastal floodi

>> is that when you go to mcdonald's through the drive-thru? well they can't find the workers so the golden arches have now cut back on their hours at the restaurants by 10%. they say omicron is making it worse, with workers second home quarantining and that's hurting mcdonald's sales. you saw that dip in restaurant sales at the end of last month, and mcdonald's ceo, they want the biden administration to avoid adopting policies of an add to their staffing headaches and i would imagine that broader big business vaccine mandate and mcdonald's says they actually did get back to pre-pandemic sales numbers in march of last year, but to continue that this year has been proving tough. stuart: now this obviously is for you, susan. walmart entering the metaverse. tell me how it works, please? >> well this will be for you in the future too, because look, this is the future trend and this is how you're going to shop so it's not just silicon valley, but bent onville, arkansas-based walmart is getting into the metaverse and they have plans to create their o

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

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

stuart: tell me about mcdonald's. >> mcdonald's going in the opposite direction, inflation hurting their profits. fourth time in eight quarters, the golden arches have missed, there might be a strategy issue. they can't raise prices enough to cover the higher cost. blue cheese maker, forecasting for better business this year. they have no problems, they sell more jeans and raise prices in line. >> obviously, including varney himself. stuart: we had a hard day today. i have a hard time putting stock quotes, levity is emerging. stuart: well said. before we go apple on the upside, what do you expect this afternoon? >> given the iphone 13, china and apple, in 7 years it happened and got the gdp numbers, and the economy is still strong. apple will easily put in $100 billion plus, it is a record revenue quarter. services might come in close to $7 billion, jack dorsey's stocks, and looking at blocks so it often report that apple with a payment service for businesses that accept credit card payments directly on the iphone. that is a big concern. stuart: i bet that netflix is up this morning, wha

. >> i always wonder when i see a kids meal toy at mcdonald's or some novelty item, you know, the chotskis you see around, some guy is probably making this thinking, i don't even know what this is. some guy is making the chattering teeth you wind up and has got to be wondering, what is this and what am i doing? >> i happen to live in baltimore, they used to make everything from bottle caps to umbrellas. now all of that gets made in asia. it's the workshop of the world. it doesn't matter where you live outside of asia or southeast asia, that's where all of that stuff pretty much gets made. >> you mentioned covid. i think as i mentioned, the miracle of hitting a button on our phone and getting something very quickly. we did begin to appreciate that with covid. >> yes, because we had so many supply chain difficulties. which, by the way, do your christmas shopping early this year. it's only going to hit us again. right now, there are 60 container ships in a queue at the long beach of los angeles. that is totally unprecedented. they're doing record volume through that port every month and yet t

amanda: michelle smith mcdonald says nearly all other districts in the county have continued to offer in person instruction. >> the state has given schools two pathways -- in school instruction or the independent study. amanda: parents reluctant to send students back to school. parents must sign a contract with the district allowing the student to click schoolwork with little supervision. this is different from remote learning where teachers taught a class online. that is no longer an option. friday's meeting brought next reaction. >> what you are talking about is not enough. >> help us out with the kids. it is not good. amanda: the board voted 3-2 in favor of returning in-person. >> it's not perfect, but right now we are also trying to do everything we can to cooperate with the state and our county. larry: now if you want to stay up-to-date on the latest covid headlines, we have more information on our website. go to abc7news.com. ama: this is a three day weekend for many with the martin luther king jr. holiday on monday. sandhya patel is here with the weekend forecast. sandhya: the

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