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Mcdonalds ceo will tell us how hes going to turn around the burger giants fortunes. A primary target of protests over the minimum wage. Those are some of our top stories on this monday may 4th. From abc news this is world news now. Good morning, everybody. Good to be here. And you know quite a scene going on in dallas. Weve seen a lot of violence down there recently. Well begin with the violence at a conference near dallas. About 200 people there to view the cartoons depicting the Prophet Muhammad. Such cartoons are considered blasphemous by muslims. While the meeting took place inside two gun...

Its monday is may 4th. Captions paid for by abc, inc. From abc news this is world news now. Oh, my gosh. If youre going to sing the National Anthem and you start doing this, you know youve gone too far. I think thats the key. The finger waiver . Yeah, stop. As long as you get all the words right. Good morning on this monday. Im ryan smith. Im kayna whitworth. Reena and tj are on assignment this morning. We do start with some breaking news from dallas. Or near dallas i should say. Two gunmen dead outside a gathering where cartoons depicting the Prophet Muhammad were being judged. Depictions lik...

They are the absolute highest level. I think theyre going to do very well. Theres some concern about Jeff Sessions in particular. No, i think he is going to do great. High quality man. Confirmation hearings begin tomorrow for senator Jeff Sessions. Trumps choice for attorney general and retired general john kelly who is picked for Homeland Security secretary. On wednesday hearings get underway for secretary of state nominee Rex Tillerson. Transportation secretary secretary nominee elaine chow along with congressman mike pompeo for cia director and education secretary nominee betsy devoss. Thur...

Calare among four electorates spending on Australian and Indigenous flags, totalling $188,000.

Calare among four electorates spending on Australian and Indigenous flags, totalling $188,000.