i have faith in david novak, and i would be a buyer of yum and not a seller and i have to do more work because of the conference call. you know what's so interesting? oil. remember when we used to sell anything and oil was up? we have a situation where now people think oil's going up because of demand. watch the met willals, too. without china getting better, the metals complex is going up. is it just playing catch-up or has something happened in worldwide demand that we have to notice? >> here's a question. does consumer discretionary is up 11 sessions. 7%, that has to end, right, if crude is really at 105.25. the animal spears and people looking the wrong way. david, i've got to tell you and this is one of those moments where i'm so glad i saw you down there doing the retro squawk, because this is what it used to be like, do you remember? and we had the key to this market. there were the keys to the market, celgene, netflix and this is a key to the market moment. >> i like to hear that, jim. those were good days and good days in a lot of ways and certainly for the equity market which

under blazing hot skies, andy murray has won the wimbledon championship in straight sets against novak djokovic. the win ends britain's 77 year wait for men's champion at the all england club. 26-year-old scot beat the world's number one seed in what murray described as the toughest game of his life. 1977. 77 year wait. it was the 7th of the seventh as well yesterday. >>> still to come on the show, will independence from siemen's shine the light on osram as the lighting company goes public? we'll be joined by the ceo right after this. >>> meanwhile, these are the headlines from around the globe. european stocks -- from the trend with portugal leading the rally -- >> today's theme istemasek look big share of lloyds. >>> new details shift the focus from mechanical to pilot area. asiana airlines down nearly 6% in seoul. >>> 42 people are killed in the attack on the republican guard headquarters in egypt according to the ministry of health as the struggle between the muslim brotherhood and the army intensifies. >>> all right. european equities are firm this morning. a short while ago we we

you push yum, you know, you are pushing kentucky fried chicken over in china as a stock, and david novak and i have been a friend of the ceo, but this is a call that says that the consumer is not doing that well. >> well, that is an important point to the overall market and the market is going to be trading in 4:00, and let's call it. and stick around and we have more names to be talking about the opening bell right after this. a-a-a. f-f-f-f-f-f-f. lac-lac-lac. he's an actor who's known for his voice. but his accident took that away. thankfully, he's got aflac. they're gonna give him cash to help pay his bills so he can just focus on getting better. we're taking it one day at a time. one day at a time. [ male announcer ] see how the duck's lessons are going at aflac.com [ cows moo ] [ sizzling ] more rain... [ thunder rumbles ] ♪ [ male announcer ] when the world moves... futures move first. learn futures from experienced pros with dedicated chats and daily live webinars. and trade with papermoney to test-drive the market. ♪ all on thinkorswim. from td ameritrade. "squawk on the str

i like david novak and my kids like kfc, but they're chipotle. they hate the food chain. they're all thinking that cows, hey, man, i own some cows. you want to make them organic, cost you a fortune. you give them some of those medicines, whatever. you can fatten them up. that's not what the kids want. they don't want chemicals and genetically modified gmo, do you know that thing? >> i'm familiar with that. >> the europeans don't like it either. >> that's why when they move over to europe look out. it's market share. >> speaking of share, citi takes hershey saying they're going steel on mr. goodbar, heath and rolo. >> i had a jolly rancher before i came over. when you brief against, it's why can't be like hershey. >> when kraft was doing the cadb burry deal. they're going to lose shelf space and pricing power. oh, they've got to merge. they have to do something. >> stocks up 28% this year. this would have been a good call earlier in the year. >> they made it look like -- vand lay industries. oh, i do believe that when peltz sits down with indra report tomorrow. what the wh

>> well, taco bell and i happen to like david novak and at yum and his food does not have integrity, but it is true, but there are degrees of integrity, and i think that yum is good, and that is a chinese play. look, i'm pleasantly surprised that chipotle is able to do as much with cheaper labor, and do as much with food that costs more. when you are trying to change the food change by having organic cows, this whole country is based on the opposite and genetically modified food and based on the cows force fed and the cows i have owned -- >> you don't force feed them? >> feed them corn. >> and the test for mcdonalds in the coming days and a heavy bear case on mcdonald's who has said, we could use a little inflation in food right now. >> true. and by the way, the currency, and throughout the quarter and not chipotle, because it is domestic, and chipotle has played havoc and if you look at the currency, and the numbers are better and by the way google is like that, and i know quickly, because i know that we have to go to break, but schlumberger was the best of the industrials, because

i give david novak, the ceo, a lot of credit. he was committed to staying the course in china development. continuing to target 700 plus units in china this year. the company is addressing what arguably is the greatest retail opportunity in the world, long-term in china, with urbanization and growth of the consuming class. i think the company, the senior leadership is focused on longer term, managing the issues the best they can, contributed some of the volatility we have seen. i feel like i think the stock would suggest investors are looking at this and taking a longer term perspective, certainly that's our stand on it now. >> jeff, this is david kelly here. turning back to the u.s., i would think yum brands would be a good bellwether of how the u.s. average consumer is doing here. first half of the year, are sales being held down by things like the increase in the payroll tax and the sequester or are sales looking okay? >> when we look at domestic sales progress, first starting with yum, give company credit for what they have d

he beat novak djokovic in straight sets. murray is the first british player to win women bell did not since 1936. >>> now to the deadly train crash in a canadian town near the u.s. border. at least five people are now dead and at least 40 missing. after an unmanned train rolled seven miles down a hill exploded and leveled part of a small town in quebec. more deaths are expected. jason carroll is covering the story from new york. so quebec authorities just held a press conference. what more is be learned about the crash and the missing? >> the situation is looking more and more grim. emergency officials say they are expecting more deaths it be reported as they continue their investigation and sweep of the town. the devastation unfolding early saturday morning, that's when a train which was pulling more than 70 tankers of crude oil slipped down here, derailed and crashed into the town in quebec. at least 30 buildings were engulfed in flames. authorities evacuated more 2,000 people. two trains are still burning. one emergency r

straight sets, had to come back, lots of drama, over novak djokovic, a great player in his own right. good morning, my friend. >> good morning, guys. >>> for quite a while, men's tennis has been dominated by the big three of roger federer, rafael nadal, and novak djokovic, but andy murray has thrown his name into that group as one of the game's best. one year after falling to federer in the wimbledon final, murray was back again, and this time he wouldn't be denied. he battled back from being down 4-2 in the second and third set, and after three hours, he would finally put djokovic away. the win was the first for murray at wimbledon and the first title for a british born man since 1936. >> i think, when i get to take a step back over the next couple of days and sort of relax and think about what i did today, i'll realize it was a big day in our sporting history. >> we saw a huge upset in the main event at ufc 162 in las vegas over the weekend. arguably, the greatest fighter in ufc history, anderson silva, taking on chris wideman in the ufc match. he was mocking weidman from the start,

he beat novak djokovic in eight sets. he lost to roger federer last year. britain is in the news because of kate middleton the duchess of came bring is going to have her baby any day now. she is going to pop. britain are taking odds what she will have, everything down to the baby's name, including hair color. >> i'm celebrating with the rest. it's all in the numbers, 7-7, first time in 77 years virginia wade to win in 1977. there is something about the number "7" up-and-comers should be paying attention to. >> people are taking bets on what the baby will be. the heir, the name, what is going on here? >> you can even bet if you're feeling particularly prophetic on the future baby's first boyfriend or girlfriend name, what their first job may be. obviously, everyone is getting into the spirit of things. that's what the most fun is here. people are really trying to enjoy it and get onboard. >> where will this baby boy or girl be placed in line for the throne? >> charles, william then this baby. prince harry gets knocked down a peg. i don't think he'll mind too

faces novak djokovic who played the longest semi in british history. a brit has not won the title in wimbledon in 77 years. >>> joe kelly, st. louis, doing the worm. trying to distract shelby miller during a pregame interview. so then he starts just throwing things at him when he couldn't distract him that way. baseball players have way too much time on their hands. i know what you guys do as well to prepare for every broadcast. >> during the commercial breaks vincent. >> underrated dance. jeff, thank you so much. >> all right, guys. >> thank you for starting your morning with us. >>> next hour of "new day saturday" starts now. >> just three days after a coup in egypt, violence erupts. the death toll is climbing. >>> my youngest son, trayvon benjamin martin. >> because he's my son. >> reporter: the testimony of two mothers that electrified the zimmerman court on friday. who will the jury believe? >>> when you consider how the state department spends your mope, do you think facebook? why the state department spent more than half a million on a social ne

both murray's match which took four sets and the novak djokovic match was an incredible five-set near five-hour epic. the question is how much of a big part that will play when it comes to the two players squaring off on sunday. they've played each other all of the way through their careers. they used to play doubles together. >> oh, wow. >> reporter: these two. they know each other's game inside out. >> oh, this is going to be good. >> reporter: this will be anybody's game. it is. i love the fact. brad gilbert, one of murray's former coaches, described it as a popcorn match, he said basically it's too close to call, just sit back, relax and enjoy. >> wow, that will be an extraordinary match. of course, we'll all be on the edge of your seats, of course. i guess murray's come close before, maybe this is the time. i know he's always kind of looking to the sky. we'll see what happens for him. thanks so much. you got your fingers crossed, okay, i'm not taking sides. amanda, appreciate it, thanks so much. keep us posted. >>> all right, the world in the meantime especially those in london,