world of eating. >> kale is not in the mainstream market yet. it pales in comparison to let us and potatoes wheat so much of. what kind of incremental mover can this really be in terms of the bottom line? to doonald's will need other things outside of kale to get the sales turnaround. have beennows they struggling, but when people think healthy foods and they think healthy foods anything about kale, mcdonald's is not the first lace they will look. >> what gives? is it a done move -- a dumb move? classic could be a pr stunt. kale appeals to the one person in the family who wants to eat healthy and can veto a trick -- a trip to mcdonald's. this will not be what turns the ship around. you take a look at how mcdonald's can change this, the franchisees have to bear the brunt of some they like this, what do they think when they get this kind of directive? think they take everything with a grain of salt, so to speak. mcdonald's is trying a lot of different things on a small scale. they found a good place to try this and they are also talking about doin

bigger fatter juicier burger or kale? you say what? >> i say kale. >> i'm not saying eliminate the burger. >> no. >> juicier big mac? >> the big mac. but kids if you're watching don't listen to anything i'm saying. >> let me ask you a question andrew. you didn't bring extra food and you didn't share. i mean this is what i'm talking about. you got the burger and look what he gave me. you get two of these for 50 cents. come on my man, what is going on? >> why blame the other guy? >> really, i'm trying to get us right now, corporate america is facing a serious battle with all of this stuff and i think too many are bowing to pressure from these french groups. i don't think it's all the millennials that want the kale burger. >> it's the open market. >> we have an obesity epidemic in this country so i commend mcdonald's adding healthier options. >> let's leave it right there. you start talking about weight and i get a little nervous. >>> hey, we americans love america but, why? really why are we losing so much faith in our institutions?g all

kale? landon dowdy joins us from cnbc with more. >> hi guys i know this isn't your thing, healthy food aaron -- >> kale all right. >> i love kale. >> well mcdonald's ran ads earlier that it would never serve kale on a hamburger, but they plan start to test breakfast bowls featuring kale at some locations in southern california. mcdonald's is trying out a variety of new foods as part of the turn around plan. the bowls cost about $4 are made of turkey, sausage, egg and spinach spinach. >>> and lumber liquidators will halt sales of the chinese floors. they have been under fire since march when 60 minutes aired a report that it has high levels of formaldehyde. guys back over to you. >> landon dowdy, thank you. >>> 5:57. today muriel bowser is hosting a youth engagement forum. her office says the forum was prompted in part by runnest in baltimore over -- by unrest in baltimore over the death of freddie gray. she is hoping for a dialogue. you're encouraged to share your thoughts on social media.

i've eaten kale to be honest yuck. and yet mcdonald's as part of this new revamp are talking about or testing, potentially, putting kale from the breakfast meal. this after they poo pooed, the idea of kale. it shows you how far they're going to try and head off this slow down in sales growth. back to you. >> yes. stick to the burgers and fries this. this kale and fish stuff for them is odd. we all know tom brady makes a lot of money but his wife is really the breadwinner. could deflate-gate hurt his cash flow? >> well this is an amazing story, isn't it? so we've heard all about these footballs that were not inflated properly and that helped the new england paytriots but does it hurt his bottom line? it doesn't look like it. the analysts who are looking at the story say it's not likely. this manmade 31 million on the field. another 7 million coming in from endorsements. the reason why the analysts think he'll be fine is so far one of the key sponsors are talking about pulling out of those big name endorsements for tom b

yes, kale is part of the idea. the new ham burglar. even james franco has been weighing in on the role mcdonald's played in his early career in life. >> can't wait to learn more about that. >>> we are watching the markets though with just an hour going into the close. stocks are near session highs. they opened in negative territory this morning despite the fact that jobless claims came in near a 15-year low. you are looking at the dow up by 109 points. s&p up by 10 points. good for .5% prp the%. interest rates and the european moves have been a big story. >> oil down hard today, pushing transports higher. let's get to our "closing bell" exchange today. david kudlow from mainstay capital management back with us, cnbc contributor heather hughes from sun america funds, dion martin from moneymorning.com. and rick santelli from chicago as with el. david, you have an interesting prediction prediction. >> i think in the 10-year number comes in a lot stronger than expected we could see the 10-year that's been running up for several days now sp

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the 1500 med kale ben fishiaries. we are pleased cpmc and north east medical services and saint anthony can come toa grument to meet the obligation. the original intention is funding 9 community based clinic that look at becomes a management serbs organization that can do business with medi-cal care and cpmc. the innovation fund supported the community clinics in order to do the research to determine whether this is feasible, whether the clinics can bind together to do business and manage med kale. thaused innovation fund money to hire a consultant that said it wouldn't be feasible to come together. they would lose money by year 2 and not sustainable over time. they included looking at curry senior center and tom ludel partnering with north east medical service squz we are pleased we are able to announce today that a part numbership between mims and saint anthonys will move forward to allow cpmc to meet the obligation >> i wanted a acknowledge this is a popular hearing that the [inaudible] is opened up for additional

kale what else? earlier the chain bragged it would never serve kale on a hamburger and that's true for now. but the chain is testing the leafy green in breakfast bowls in southern california. mcdonald's corporation is working to shake its junk food image the bowls will cost you about four bucks. one is made with turkey sausage, egg white, kale and spinach. so would you go to a mcdonald's for kale? >> let me think about it no. that sounds like a southern california thing. i'm not into kale so much not unless they smothered it with mcdonald's fry. >> i prefer spinach still. >> it's supposed to be so good for you. >> that's what they say. >>> coming up after the break, a look at >>> here's your allergy report for today. trees continue to run high grass is moderate weeds and mold spores on the low side. here's the latest check of storm team 4 radar. tracking this disturbance off of the carolinas and this will bring us isolated rain chances over the weekend, unfortunately for the mother's day weekend. tod

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of what i think. >> can i get kale with that? can i get fries with that? >> not the same. >> thanks, wendy. >> talk to you a little bit later. wizard world comic con up and running at the convention center event kicked off last night. it is a chance for fans to explore movies, magazines and culture. celebrities like lou ferigno m. night shyamalon both be appearing, the convention runs through may tenth. and our sister station the "cw philly" hosting special screening of the cw show beauty and the beast tomorrow at noon at the convention center. then at 3:30 p.m. look for panel with steven from the hit show arrow. i've seen that one on the "cw" good one. >> we have michael rook err hand on talk philly, he is with walking dead, video games. >> show so popular. welcome to town if in your for that. have a god time. we'll be right >> just past 44:53. i'm so pumped it's friday, vittoria. >> good morning, rightfully so. it is friday. you know we have great news on the roadways. there are no delays, no major problems at all as we take a

and what is kale? a few months ago microsoft made fun of the vegetable. >> you can't get juiciness like this from soy or, that is not greek yogurt nor is it kale? now mcdonald's is testing kale as part of some breakfast dishes. is that a symptom of the problem for mcdonald's? >> now the latest from tradingnation.cnbc.com and a word from our sponsor. -800-345-2550 [ male announcer ] your love for trading never stops tdd# 1-800-345-2550 even on the go. tdd# 1-800-345-2550 open a schwab account and you could earn tdd# 1-800-345-2550 300 commission-free online trades. tdd# 1-800-345-2550 so when a market move affects one of your positions, tdd# 1-800-345-2550 schwab can help you decide what to do. tdd# 1-800-345-2550 with tools like free live-streaming cnbc tv tdd# 1-800-345-2550 that give you the latest financial news and trends. tdd# 1-800-345-2550 and bubble charts and price charts that let you see exactly tdd# 1-800-345-2550 how market activity is affecting your positions. tdd# 1-800-345-2550 so when t

. >>> would you like some kale with that? mcdonald's wants to see if the leafy green will help boost sagging sales at the golden afternoons arches. two breakfast bowls in southern california. one featuring kale in a turkey sausage and egg white bowl. it features spinach and bruschetta. it appears after they ran an ad that mocked the trendy spinach and kale. no, i would not like kale with that. >>> up next at 11:00, would you want to share your doctor's appointment with a dozen other patients. some doctors say it's a good thing. >>> not even california's inmates are immune to the drought. we'll take a look. dude totino's blasted rolls. sweet. totino's blasted crust rolls... yeah. flavor at full blast you say avocado old el paso says... zesty chicken and avocado tacos in our stand 'n stuff tortillas . (record scratch) you say stand n' stuff tortillas old el paso says... start somewhere fresh . >>> a special recognition as we approach the 70th anniversary of the end of world war ii. real live rosy the riveter will be honored thi

if you just try to eat raw kale, it's not so pleasant... [laughter] mike: so you have to experiment to get to this stage, i guess. weil: yeah. so you want to then--i would say normally let it sit now for 30 minutes. and then to this we put on a sprinkling of toasted breadcrumbs and some, uh grated parmesan. and that's our salad. but, you know, you--you're not going to like it so much right now because it hasn't... well, i'll give you some finished to try, but you can take a bite. mike: i'll take a little shot at it. you've already prepped me that it may not be the best thing. let me ask you about, uh eating practices. i know you said mediterranean. you like that style. weil: yes. mike: um, the american style of diet, i mean, you just look around--it seems everybody's obese. weil: well, the huge problem is that most people are eating great amounts of refined processed, and manufactured food. that's the big change that's happened in our culture. mike: what about, uh moving from mediterranean-- any other, uh, healthy, uh, diet lifestyles? weil

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kale. you had a kale announcement last year, didn't you? >> well we had a kale announcement, but it was april fool's day as a matter of fact. we said to folks try our kale shake on april fool's day. so but in fact, we didn't follow through. we had fun with it. but nobody asked for it either. >> right. well, i'm trying to figure out, you guys are doing -- because the stock is down. all that i see that you guys have been doing exactly the statement thing you have been doing for years and years which is making big profits and the market rotated out of the restaurant stocks, not sonic, not doing the right thing. >> right. our business continues to be healthy. the things that are driving it are a differentiated product. our guys are creative great service with differentiated food, made to order food. all the things continue on. they were great on the roll through the winter and they continue to be on the roll this spring. it's very much part of our dna. so our business is very healthy in spite of the stock moving around a little bit. >> one of t

he used to eat kale, he didn't like it after a while. we're trying swiss chard. you can't give them iceberg. it's complicated. >> seth: by the way, somebody who eats a lot of kale and realizes they don't like it does not mean that they've given up. that's just -- [ laughter ] it just means they are a part of mankind. >> i kind of feel like he's a hipster now. >> seth: oh, really? >> he's just like, now that it's like a big thing, girls are like, "i want my kale smoothie." he's like, "no." >> seth: he's like, "i was into kale before." >> he's like, "i liked it in 2006, but not so much now." >> seth: well, i really hope he bounces back. >> yeah, pray for manny. >> seth: pray for manny everybody. thank you so much for being here. >> no, thank you. so good to see you. >> seth: give it up for abigail breslin! "maggie" opens in select theaters this friday. we'll be right back with stand-up with chris destefano. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ america! new yorkers love all-natural snapple and we want you to love it too! snapple's born in new york. it's one tradition that's

in china town, nob gnaw the now jort of the patients are low income, minimal proficiency and on med kale. cpmc is a good neighbor and prend to the patients. we collaborated on many projectsover the last 15 years and the patients received world class care from that partnership. cpmc provides specialty, emergency and patient care to 3 2 thousand medi-cal ben fixiaries. this number will be increased by 1500 with the increase to include the tenderloin patient fraul saint anteany. cpmc provides specialty inpatient and emergency care to the san francisco patients. over 500 of the new borns are delivered at cpmc annually. we also partner with cpmc eliminating hepatitis b by offering free screening and vaccination. we collaborate with earlypede atric development and behavioral health program to treat children with behavioral health program. cpmc provides a generous grants to start a hospital discharge program this year. cpmc has been a great neighbor and prebd for to low income and underserved patients. we look forward to the work with cpmc and very excited to bring the world class care offered

in china town, nob gnaw the now jort of the patients are low income, minimal proficiency and on med kale. cpmc is a good neighbor and prend to the patients. we collaborated on many projectsover the last 15 years and the patients received world class care from that partnership. cpmc provides specialty, emergency and patient care to 3 2 thousand medi-cal ben fixiaries. this number will be increased by 1500 with the increase to include the tenderloin patient fraul saint anteany. cpmc provides specialty inpatient and emergency

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. >> this is not greek yogurt it will not detail -- now they will test market kale even spinach and a turkey sausage. have i at whole foods buffet? bewray have the identity crisis fire everybody. that is how they made their money. they act so apologetic for who they are one. >> by the way you know, you are to simplify its you do what you do. that is why they lose the market share. >> my first reaction is i do not like kale won but once mcdonald's starts to offer this the begins will run away it is the kiss of death >> you don't go to mcdonald's to count calories you one day burger and salty fries. yugo certain places or certain things. you don't get a hooker to get a hug. one is ridiculous. >> you are in fantastic shape. to you have a dead body in your freezer? >> would you buy turkeys sausage? >> if i ate and have an emergency like i am at the airport with no other choice yes i would. kennedy: they have breakfast all day but they should stick to salty fat for those donors. >> it is what made them great. with none of the 50 billion showed up looking for anything but burgers and fries.

they can milkshakes, bacon kale salad, bacon martinis. all right. plus in the next hour, we will hear from the house minority whip speaking to bloomberg's betty liu on finding common ground in a divided washington. ivy league universities may be the leaders in education but no longer the leaders in endowment investing. bloomberg crunched the numbers and according to our new exclusive ranking of the performance, two schools in the midwest topped the list. adele college and the university of .4nesota have returned up 20 percent. around it out the top three. harvard's endowment, the biggest in the world, returned 15.4%. some of that is because of big numbers, it is difficult to make big returns when you get to be that big. joining us is lauren and scott, the chief officer at the university. his endowment return nearly 20% last year. explaining's ackley the data is -- exactly how the data is compiled. >> there are 100 universities in our center, nearly over $1 billion. it is clear you have overall winners like yell, historically at the top and notre dam

thing in her life that was >>> the health food craze trickled down to baby food now with ingredients to kale and quinoa. but are you really getting what you paid for? consumer reporter erika gonzalez joins us with a closer look. ericka. >>. >> reporter: a group is saying the product labels of desipive. if they are not changed the group threatens to sue. are you getting what you paid for? plum organics and gerber is being called out for deceptive marketing. michael jacobson tells me the number of products the two companies sell boast extensive ingredients on the front but may contain small amounts of those items like this plum organics quinoa and leeks with chicken p and tar gone. you might think one of these four foods would be prominent in the list of ingredients but you have to search down the list to find them. >> many products start with apple puree and water which is basically apple sauce and then they flavor it with a little pasturized yogurt. blow berry, quinoa, kale kind of the yuppy magnets. >> plum organics calls the findings aggressive assertions and said we have never and would n

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clerk can you please kale call the roll. >> call the roll? supervisor yee. >> here. >> supervisor yaoe present, supervisor cam possess. supervisor cam possess present. commissioner mendoza-mcdonnell. mcdonnell present. commissioner fewer? >> here. >> present. >> commission mer wynns present, and supervisor kim, chair kim present. >> can you please call item number 16789 >> it is the hearing on the current status and future plans for the san francisco unified school district's student crossing guard program. >> this was a hearing request from supervisor norman yee and it is a program he's been leading on belaugh o f of the city so i would like to turn this meeting over to supervisor yee to chair. >> thank you, colleagues, i wanted to highlight the student crossing guard program, i myself served as a crossing guard as did superintendent goranza and chief sir and mayor lee and commissioner mcdonnell and commissioner fewer, anybody else? but i'm realizing as i startd rolling out this -- asking this program to be rolled out again for the public sc

kale, fiery red chorizo, kidney beans, potatoes. oh, i missed you. i missed you bad. and that was precisely what i loved about the food here. the portuguese thing, dishes like this stuffed cod crusted with ground portuguese sausage, bread crumbs, stuffed with scallop and crab. some sherry, red sauce. i hadn't been working for a while, i was a deadbeat. i mean, i was just just scarfing off everybody else. and he comes from work and says our dishwasher didn't show up today. you are our new dishwasher. and i said, oh, really. and the next day i put on the apron and didn't take it off for 30 years. i'd wake up, all of us go to the beach, hang out on the beach until like 2:00, 3:00. >> yeah, it was fun. >> roll into work. work all night. drinking, getting high, drilling out food. you have all the food you wanted, all the liquor you wanted. >> all the sex you wanted. >> all the sex you wanted. >> it was true, it was fun. we had a good time. >> and yet you still were an essential part of the economy. >> it was a lot of fun, believe me, i remember. >> the flagship, it's where

. >> when his car broke down, he kaled his friend billy who was at a local bar here. >> five days after brian disappeared, his wife jennifer, discovered a potential clue. >> i found bills of credit cards that we didn't have together and a phone bill. >> she discovered that he was having an affair with christy bradley. >> it was a double whamy that everything had been shattered, everything that i had dreamed and hoped for was gone. >> jennifer also discovered that christy was with brian in las vegas a few weeks earlier. when confronted with this information, christy admitted the affair to both the police and her husband. >> she told me that she thought brine was really nice and dale was controlling to her and christy didn't like to be tied down. christy and brian were able to talk to each other and i think that's the reason for the phone calls. >> but dale insisted he knew nothing about his wife's affair when brian went missing. but the affair gave dale a motive so, they checked the car. it was checked for gun shot residue and blood. >> nothing we found. >> and they both took poly graph

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you heard a announcement from doctor [inaudible] and talk about new med kale ben fishiaries and the 1500 that are located in the tenderloin. i'll give a update on the inooivation fundss similar to work force fund and held by the san francisco foundation where grants are given to support community based organizations fooprovide health care and avoid unnecessarily hospital ization. the other is the cull charl and link wisticly class standards. starting with the base line charity care, as doctor browner noted they must provide care to 30, 445 medi-cal or charity patients. last year we were notified they were likely to fall short of that obligation for 2014. the da provides for a 2 year rolling avrrj so the 30 thousand can be made up in any adjacent year to the year they fall short so we are working with them in 2015 to make up for the short fall they anticipated. we met in december with representative from san francisco general hospital to see if there were ways to have cpmc meet their obligation and reduce the waiting list at our own hospital for services that we provide that were low inco

armed men kale. came. they were shooting and took cattle. >> thousands of people continued to leave villages to the south and east where a government offensive against rebels is going on. many came to seek refuge. at least 21,000 in the last few weeks, burdening the camps. they were exhausted, traumatized and afraid. >> they came to get humanitarian help. they'll receive supplies like food and utensils. some have been through the process, and some say it seems like a never-ending cycle of suffering. >> at the camp this man's family is making his funeral arrangements. he is being buried in a town he has never visited, far away from a home he lied in and loved. she will start her home life here again, far away from home. >> catherine wambua-soi is at the u.n. example in bentiu. and spoke about the peacekeeping mission and difficulties that they are facing. >> joining me to discuss the situation here at the camp is the state coordinator. perhaps start by telling us how are you coping with the influx. so many

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in a big win over navy quarterback kale pearson threw three touchdown passes, and wide receiver jalen robinette threw another on a trick play. three games later, they went to west point with this trophy on the line. and there, the falcons defense held army to just six points to complete the sweep against the academies and take this trophy back to colorado springs. [applause] and that was just one of a number of highlights this season. they posted big wins over boise state and nevada, colorado state. when the dust settled, they finished with a 10-3 record, a bowl victory, an eight-win improvement from last season -- which tied for the best turnaround in all of college football. that's quite a season right there. [applause] so this was a total team effort, led by kale -- the team mvp -- and guys like offensive lineman michael husar, and linebacker jordan pierce, and kicker will conant. and we can't forget manager chris woychak. where's chris? where is he? there he is. [applause] who became a cult hero with his all-out sprints to get that water bottle -- [laughter] -- into the huddle. co