Decision easterbrook, of course, took over as ceo in march of 2015 before todays move, the stock was up 96 under his leadership since he took over under that tenure, the company sold off many of its company own stores to franchisees and previeded over the launch of alldaybreak fast and mcdonalds named usa president the new ceo of the company but a lot to talk about there. Joining us to have that conversation right now about leadership change at mcdonalds, jeff simonfeld and cnbc contributor. This was a huge surprise, jeff clearly made a mistake but it was a consensual relationship and we now had a handful of these situations how do you read it well, we do see a trend here that of these roughly 90 ceos who left office last year is 40 of them was for misconduct we havent seen numbers that high 40 for misconduct and most of that misconduct was had to do with improper relationships at work but you make an important distinction, this was consens l consensual we say Harry Stonecipher at boei
am s family is tied to terrorism or terrorist groups. he said the imam moved here from boston last november. i would be absolutely shocked if he was in any way, shape, or form connected with any terroristic activity. as i mentioned, the imam is, you know, spouses love and caring for one another. at the council of islamic american relations in santa clare, there s concern over still another police shooting of a person of color. and that being under surveillance is not evidence of any wrong doing. many innocent people are surveilled by law enforcement on a regular basis. problematically, i would say, so i wouldn t read anything into the fact that he was under surveillance. there are reports the fbi was investigating the blasted man for possible ties to isis. the fbi did say there are no threats to public security. julie. rob roth in oakland. thank you. right now in san francisco, the board of supervisors are working their way through a marathon session. at issue, a
its beloved citizens. ali died in a hospital in the phoenix area with his family at his bedside. boxing was his entry into stardom but civil rights, personality and persevering was his lasting personal. i m so mean i make medicine sick. ali had a flare for words that was only surpassed by his amazing performances in the ring. born cassius clay he capped an amateur career by winning a gold medal in the 1960 olympics. turning pro, his brash and controversial style turned him into an international figure. but his dramatic defeat of sonny liston in 1964 was a surprise. upset in the heavyweight industry. reporter: he shocked the world again in 1967, but this time out of the ring. he joined the nation of islam and changed his name to muhammad ali. it was a controversial move in which he used his new found religion to avoid being send to vietnam. my intention is to box and win a clean fight. but in war the intention is to kill, kill, kill, kill, kill, and continue killing
antioch, richmond and will end the day in san francisco. today in the bay s pete suratos is in hayward. reporter: here is a live look again of him speaking out there. not too many direct comments towards bernie sanders. more so the difference between hillary clinton and the presumptive republican nominee donald trump. of course, this was part of a last-minute campaign blitz by both clinton and hillary clinton here in vallejo and sacramento. this is the first of five stops today throughout all of the bay area. we ll get the latest between the tight race between clinton and bernie sanders and i had a chance to talk to supporters about this prior to tomorrow s primary. well, i think bernie has a lot going for him, too, right now. a lot of people coming out for him. he says a lot of good things. i don t know. i don t know how it s going to go down. now it s iffy. it could go either way. reporter: and hillary clinton will be campaigning in l.a. today and then will head t
sharks central. brodie brazil, curtis brown, scott gomez, jamie baker. i think one thing we can safely establish, the sharks we re seeing now, this is not how they looked in rounds prior. i think that s accurate, and you also have to tip your cap to pittsburgh. i think pittsburgh is coming out and they re playing a fast brand of hockey, faster than anything the sharks had to face not only this season but definitely in the playoffs. they had moments when they got their puck deep, they got into the forecheck. but you re right, it s tough to maintain that for 60 minutes. scott has been in three stanley cup final series. he s won two of them. but now the sharks have to sit on this game for two days and fly to pittsburgh. the mental part comes in now. instead of going on the flight, two and two, you re feeling great. the media now comes into effect. you re facing elimination, and let s face it, it s not easy to get your mind clear. but they have a lot of vets in there. they