julia: next, a #kfc crisis -- >> and australians help tourists catch some waves. julia: this is "bloomberg businessweek." ♪ ♪ carol: welcome back to "bloomberg businessweek." i'm carol massar. julia: i'm julia chatterly. you can listen to us on the radio on sirius xm and also in new york, boston, washington, d.c., and in the bay area. --ol: and in london on db dab and in asia on the bloomberg radio plus app. kfc restaurants have major problem in the u k this year. julia: for some, a real crisis. they ran out of chicken. carol: we got to the bottom of the problem with reporter chris jasper. risk: kfc went through the week with a severe chicken shortage that cause them to close around 600 of their 900 u.k. outlets. few days into that crisis, we even had some people calling local police stations for advice on where to go for kfc. queues outside shops people thought might be the first to open, and generally, a growing crisis as brits wondered where the next bucket was going to come from. julia: i believe it. carol: it became a hashtag, #kfccrisis. what happened? c

why couldn't the chicken get to the kfc restaurant? chris: i am going to try and hold back on the puns, because there are so many. julia: please, do not hold back. [laughter] chris: you might say, ultimately, and this is probably be one -- that they were guilty of putting all their eggs in one basket. [laughter] carol: nicely done. chris: what happened is they went from more traditional distribution system for their chicken, which used a south south african company called bidves, the world's largest food distributor, largest outside the u.s., which ran five depots across the u.k. and then moved to just one mega-hub in central england, operated by dhl, who, of course, are more familiar as a parcel delivery firm rather than a food supplier. and in the very first week of operation, the system went into meltdown. now, kfc has not said exactly what went wrong, but the understanding was that there was a software glitch, as is so often the case these days. dhl was twinned with another german company that provided the stock management, and sud

carol: it became #kfc crisis. what went wrong? i am going to try and hold back on the puns, because there are so many. julia: please, do not hold back. chris: you might say ultimately, and they were probably guilty of putting all their eggs in one basket. carol: nicely done. chris: they went from a more traditional distribution system for their chicken, which used a south african company, the world's largest food distributor outside the u.s., which ran five depots across the u.k. and then moved to just one mega-hub in central england, operated by dhl, who are more familiar as a parcel delivery firm rather than a food supplier. in the very first week of operation, the system went into meltdown. ksc has not said exactly what went wrong, but the understanding was that there was a software glitch, as there is so often these days. dhl was twinned with another german company that provided the stop management, and suddenly they were getting chicken in but not getting it out again. there were problems of both oflorries snarled at day itot

why couldn't the chicken get to the kfc restaurant? chris: i am going to try and hold back on the puns, because there are so many. julia: please, do not hold back. [laughter] chris: you might say, ultimately, and this is probably be 1 -- that they were guilty of putting all their eggs in one basket. [laughter] carol: nicely done. chris: what happened is they went from more traditional distribution system for their chicken, which used a south south african company called bidves, the world's largest food distributor, largest outside the u.s., which ran five depots across the u.k. and then moved to just one mega-hub in central england, operated by dhl, who, of course, are more familiar as a parcel delivery firm rather than a food supplier. and in the very first week of operation, the system went into meltdown. now, kfc has not said exactly what went wrong, but the understanding was that there was a software glitch, as is so often the case these days. dhl was twinned with another german company that provided the stock management, and sudde

carol: in the business section, kfc restaurants had a major problem in the u.k. julia: some thought it was a real crisis. they ran out of chicken. carol: we got to the bottom of the problem. chris: kfc went through the better part of the week with a severe chicken shortage that caused them to close 600 out of 900 u.k. outlets. we had some people calling local police stations on advice for where to go for kfc. queues outside shops people thought might open, and a crisis as brits wondered where their next bucket would come from. carol: it became #kfccrisis. what went wrong? chris: i am going to try and hold back on the puns, because there are so many. julia: please, do not hold back. chris: you might say ultimately, and they were probably guilty of putting all their eggs in one basket. carol: nicely done. a chris: they went from a more traditional distribution system for their chicken, which used a south african company, the world's largest food distributor outside the u.s., which ran five depots across the u.k. and then moved to just one mega-hub in central englan

kfc is blaming its current gravy shortage on distribution challenges with its new delivery partner. now, the lack of gravy has now forced many kfcs to offer a limited menu. >> at least they got the chicken. >> yeah, exactly. >> there you go. >> might be a little dry. >> it's not kfg. >>> there's unusual victims, you might say, of a social media crackdown in china. >> the censorship comes after they abolished term limits allowing the president to stay in office. here are some of the words and phrase that is were banned from china's version of twitter. 10,000 years. that's china's way of saying long live. >> also banned, disagree, lifelong and shameless. >> huh, and the government is also pulling these pictures that compare the president to winnie the pooh. he's often been compared to the cartoon character by critics. i could see the resemblance. >> i guess he doesn't like that comparison. >> yep. but now they're saying he can stay on forever and saying the whole china -- one china policy refers to just one leader policy. it's a joke. >>> here at home uber passenger pegged a high pric

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kfc: it's finger lickin' good! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: our lead guest tonight is an incredible actor and the star of the biggest movie in the world, "black panther." please welcome chadwick boseman! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: oh, my god. welcome, welcome. >> they making me want to dance. >> jimmy: welcome to the show. man, i've never felt less famous in my entire life than -- [ laughter ] >> what are you talking about? >> jimmy: this morning, no one cared at all that i was -- i would come out, and they're like, "oh, hey, man." [ laughter ] thank you for doing that, man. that was fun. >> oh, man, that was so much fun. >> jimmy: it was good. >> so much fun. >> jimmy: it was emotional too, man. >> it was. just some of the things that they were saying, i couldn't even believe. >> jimmy: yeah. >> that a movie could do that. but that's what this whole thing has been. >> jimmy: yeah. >> yeah. >> jimmy: but look at you here. and this is like -- [ cheers and applause

kfc is blaming its current gravy shortage on distribution challenges with its new delivery partner. now, the lack of gravy has now forced many kfcs to offer a limited menu. >> at least they got the chicken. >> yeah, exactly. >> there you go. >> might just be a little dry. >> it's not kfg, or that would be awkward. >> exactly. >>> well, there's some unusual victims, you might say, of a social media crackdown in china. >> so, the censorship comes after the communist government abolished term limits allowing the president to stay in office. here are some of the words and phrases that were banned from china's version of twitter. 10,000 years. that's china's way of saying long live. >> also banned, disagree, lifelong and shameless. >> huh, and the government is also pulling these pictures that compare the president to winnie the pooh. he's often been compared to the cartoon character by critics. i could see the resemblance. >> i'm guessing he doesn't like that comparison. >> yep. but now they're saying he can stay on forever and they're saying the whole china -- one china policy refers t

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what's going on a kfc? >> we talked about this a bit ago. kfc were missing the sea, the chicken at stores in the u.k. all of the delivery problems have forced them to shut down because they didn't have any chicken. now there is a gravy shortage. 95% of the chain's restaurants in the u.k. are back up and running, some are serving a limited menu and gravy is nowhere to be found. they switched partners to dhl and there have been some issues in the process. taking it in stride apologetic to customers. kfc rearrange the letters. you can imagine what they are trying to spell there. lauren: what is worse? no chicken or no gravy. i'll get back to you with an answer. connell: that's what's going on in the world. lauren: investiture members today. they be thinking about the gravy all day. attorney general jeff sessions pushing back under criticism from the president. a look at the fallout from our fear that the political pain of getting warmed up as they speak. and a teacher taken into custody after firing a shot in a high school classroom. we'll be r

kfc running out of chicken in the uk. we have an issue with gravy. they had to shut down hundreds of restaurants because they didn't have the chicken which most of them are back open but they don't have a full menu or gravy. they are taking this in stride trying to make light of it. took out this ad in the sun newspaper, changed the letters of kfc, rearranged the order, you can imagine what it spells. >> fry me a river, perfect. you may have noticed a key member of the "fox and friends first" family has been missing. jackie ibanez has been on maternity leave. she has been taking care of her brand-new baby boy, jackie and baby vince are here this morning and you will meet them next. ♪ >> perfect song. an important member of the family, gone for 22 months. jackie gave birth to a healthy baby boy. how long has it been held? it seems longer. and girls who love him here. he is so cute. in the camera. depending on day-to-day but last night he slept really well. >> the difference between girls and boys. the bond, their mom, ha

hundreds of kfc closed last month, of course, we mention shortage of chicken, now, kfc trying to sort out all of the problems with the company's new delivery system. suppliers are being told to bypass the new system, and deliver ingredient straight to the restaurant, i know some restaurant actually go into super markets. kfc spokesperson says the chain they hope to resolve the problem, very soon. >> let's get right out to our reporters covering breaking news right now, jenny? >> good morning, karen, fire crews working to attack smoke and flames, consume ago twin home here in delanco, burlington county. neighbors tell us the fire escalated quickly this morning, more coming up ♪ we buy any car ♪ any make, any model, any age, any price ♪ ♪ from 50 bucks to 100 grand ♪ we buy any car ♪ any, any, any, any at webuyanycar.com, the gimmicks stop with our ads. trading in our selling your car is hassle-free with just three easy steps. one, get your free online valuation. two, drive to your local car buying centre. and three, walk out with your check in as little as 30 minutes. so do

come on, man, how do you run out of gravy at kfc, that's essential to the experience. that's like running out of weed at taco bell. kfc apologized to their customers for the shortage but perhaps they should apologize to pitsa hut because they were deceived by people look for condiments. the official pizza chain of the nfl will probably never catch them because nobody the envelope where knows what a catch is. topic number five it's said absence makes the heart grow fonder it's been three weeks since i spewed out your hatred on tv. let's see if you have gone the any kinder. regina sounds off. kennedy is nothing but a bag of hot air. she is disgusting. first and last time watching "kennedy." regina rhymes with -- i can't say it. john writes, kennedy is a nitwit. slow down, dranld grandpa. michael tweets those blonds highlights on the bottom. what happened? did your hairdresser go blind. kennedy: no, you insensitive ass he was never cite. i was doing a favor. hawk says she is a four-eyed bug bap are you doing, hawk? coella says thanks to your show i can watch your show and

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proves we have to regret what we have done and help kfc to get better. anya: have you noticed parallels between this issue and the failed software project that you had three years ago? anything you can learn from both of those problems? things are completely disconnected. they have different route causes. a you run a company with hundred 20,000 employees, mistakes happen. you have to trust your organization. we responded rapidly in both cases. that is what you should do as management. yet the trust your organization that they make it right in the first place. as long as we work with human beings, and hopefully we do for a long time, there will be mistakes. you will have to admit that you made something wrong and fix it. that is what we are doing at the current stage. manus: let us take business forward. we understand you are doing everything possible to write right that recent issue. your prediction beyond 2020 it looks like you are sticking to your target. take us beyond that. can you give us any vision beyond that? where is the growth going to come fro

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kfc says it is switching back to its old supplierfor kfc says it is switching back to its old supplier for more than a third of its branches to try to help fix its chicken shortage. last month, the fast—food chain had to close up to 80% of its 870 branches after it switched to a new supplier. prince harry and meghan markle have been visiting birmingham, to launch a project to mark international women's day, aimed at inspiring female students to take up careers in science, technology and engineering industries. the royal couple spoke to crowds outside the event — some of whom had waited for several hours to see them on the latest leg of their tour of the country, in advance of their wedding in may. time for a look at the weather. it has been cold and snowy again for some people, it depends where you live? it has been a disruptive start of the morning. things quickly improved across the country, ending the day ona across the country, ending the day on a lovely fine, dry, sunny note for most. just a few showers across western areas. 0vernight the skies will be clear, light wind. it is

biscuit, biscuit ♪mashed potatoeeees [guitar string tuning] ♪cookie and a driiiiiiiiink all available at kfc for just $5. ♪it's finger lickin' good ( cheers and applause ) >> trevor: welcome back to "the daily show." my guest tonight shares her experiences growing up on a small indian reservation in british columbia in her critically-acclaimed debut book, "heart berries: a memoir." please welcome terese marie mailhot. ( cheers and applause ) >> trevor: welcome to the show. >> thank you. >> trevor: thank you so much for being here. and thank you so much for this book. this is an experience that i think few people would envy, but most people could would connect to. it is a memoir of your life that is written, and it's honestly one of the most authentic points of view i've ever come across. when you were writing the book, one thing i wanted to discover from the beginning was, was it hard for you to figure out how to be the voice of american indian people, but at the same time, realize that you're not the voice for american indian people? it's an interesting balance to have. >> yeah, i think w

just think, we would not of had big mac or kfc spreading out into space. maybe it will have a greater effect that will completely change the future of the human race end may determine whether we have a future at all. it will not solve any of our albumscy at -- immediate on planet earth, but it will give us a new perspective on them and cause us to look outward and inward's. hopefully it will unite is to face a common challenge. this could be a long-term strategy had by long term i mean hundreds or thousands of years. could reach mars and have explored the moon and 200 years.lanets in by reach, i mean 200 years. flight.n person space we have already driven toward mars and landed on saturn. if one is considering the future of the human race, we have to go there ourselves. not bento space will cheap, but it will take only a small portion of world resources. the question has remained in real terms since the time of the apollo. of gdpdecreased by 23% in 1970 and is less than 1% now. even if we were to increase the international budget to make a serious effort t

they have attracted interest from the likes of dunkin' donuts, nestle, kfc -- now they have about a dozen brands paying them anywhere from $100,000 to $500,000 a pop to put premade .gif's next to search results. carol: they have created an ad network. give us an example. >> on valentine's day, dunkin' donuts paid tenor to put a valentine shape desert with meme language "donuts before dudes" next to .gif's searching love. carol: every file in tenor, is it being paid for by a company? >> know, so far it is the occasional ad. they have a dozen corporate clients so far and the service has only been in place for about a few months. the hope is they will expand the ranks of branded .gif's and add them to the messaging service called .gif keyboard that as of this week is rolling out on every new samsung smartphone. jason: how much intellectual property concern is there around .gif's in terms of who owns it and all of those issues? how much of the market do they have cornered, i guess? >> the section 230 question hasn't been litigated in this area. for the moment, while tenor isn't the early lead

i always loved -- >> did you like kfc? >> yeah. >> did you eat more of it to get in character? >> that's what i said. i vo to. >> do you get a lifetime supply? >> i should. i'm working on it. >> tell us about your songs. have you had it with your whole life? "i'll fly away" as haas been with us. >> i wanted to do a gospel album. my little sister suzie does the gospel music in our family and i didn't want to get over in her lane. when i said, suzie, what do you think? they want me to do it and she said, oh, absolutely. you have my blessing. i was going to do five old songs and five new songs. i got carried away. i have 15 songs. i said you pick out the ones you want. they said we can't do that. i said, why. they like them all. >> what did they say? >> they said do five more and we'll do a duo cd one with old songs, one with new songs. >> are you going to do the next one? >> i'm begging them that rubber arm. >> this is the part where i'm going to perform. >> right here in this slot. right here, right now. congrats. we really appreciate you coming in. >> thank you. congratulations

>> kfc is the stuff that walmart is infamous for. >> wow >> so much pressure in that business coming from all sides >> when you talk to clorox which is the best. it is moving into health and wellness that is your ticket to double digit growth when you go to the kraft, it disnot realdi does not cut it. kraft time >> i am aware of their product portfolio. it depends how you define health and wellness >> the cholesterols are the greatest thing that you can have >> the science can go the other way on it. >> high cholesterols >> i heard from gottlieb this morning on "squawk." >> you think opioeioid is discouraged, it is still >> 8 million looiives their charter is to work on the health benefit of the country. >> totally true. >> so for the time being, we are again close to 2750. dow is up 50 bertha coombs. good morning remember a lot of people who did not see me outside the door. today we are oen watch for the close. we have quadruple -- the s&p 500 is normally up 70% of the time during that week is up about 1%. this week we are giving back half of what we had rebounded in last week's str

which is funny which is crunch time is also what they call it when an extra crispy bucket of kfc arrives at the the white house [ cheers and applause ] thank you. while the impeachment team is working on that, the extra marital sex team is busy with stormy daniels. >> for the very first time president trump is now admitting that that alias used in the infamous stormy daniels mda was actually from him. this coming on friday night they are now seeking $20 million from daniels for breaking her agreement to be siel entd. you see trump put his name on it. donald j.trump, aka, david dennison. >> that's right the president of the united states has a fake name he uses specifically for lawsuits with porn stars. [ cheers and applause ] you know how trump lawyers paid her to keep quiet about the a sfar. now he says he paid her out of his own pocket because trump is a good friend and that's what lawyers do. let me tell you some, one of my best friends is a lawyer, we've known each other when we were kids, when he got divorced he lived in my house ten months rent free and asked him top help with my l

blow-out, though, and big win for 76ers, let's go to louisville, kfc yum center, trailed by 4, made a couple of free throws and after traveling called the game-winning shot and that was the hunter, sinks the 3-point shot that gives virginia a win. nra sponsored nascar at bristol motor speedway, the nra will continue to be part of the bass proshop nra's night race. many corporations are distanced themselves since the shooting in parkland, florida. five years ago, hall of fame jim kelly revealed he had oral cancer, he beat it. returned, kelly revealed he had been cancer-free for 18 months, yesterday the buffalo legend told us cancer was tack. the touching photograph shared by daughter erin, we will fight right along with him. jim kelly, 58 year's old. nhl team appears strong candidate for seattle with approval for arena already under belts, one that could be used for nba team, remember the sonics, ownership group trying to bring hockey to seattle, big day yesterday dpo sits on potential season tickets came in, going like hot cakes, 10,000 season tickets in 12 minutes 25rbgs thousand com

interest attracted from the likes of dunkin' donuts, nestle, kfc -- now they have about a dozen brands paying them anywhere from $100,000 to $500,000 a pop to put premade .gif's next to search results. carol: they have created an ad network. give us an example. >> on valentine's day, dunkin' donuts paid tenor to put a valentine shape desert language "donuts before dudes" next to .gif's searching love. carol: every file in tenor langs before, is it being paid for by a company? >> know, so far it is the occasional ad. they have a dozen corporate clients so far and the service has only been in place for about a few months. expand the they will ranks of branded .gif's and adam -- add them to the messaging service called .gif keyboard that as of this week is rolling out on every new samsung smartphone. jason: how much intellectual property concern is there around .gif's in terms of who owns it and all of those issues? how much of the market do they have cornered, i guess? >> the section 230 question hasn't been late -- litigated in this area. for the moment, while tenor is the early leader

they are on their feet at the kfc center! number one for virginia. all the way jerome. >> foul. >> yes, got what he wanted. take it to the 10. and at the very least get to the line. >> only six and a half seconds come off the clock that time. >> tim: spalding with his fourth foul. >> mike: ideally would have been a three-point play the old-fashioned way and to get a free throw shoot at the line. misses tempe tim a couple of shock -- >> tim: a number of shooters. >> mike: you throw all those stats out, out the window, and stats out, out the window, and you minute in a game like this. >> tim: he gets one of the two and a two-point game again. they will do the same thing. not defend the inbound pass. >> mike: you have to foul. >> tim: hunter almost got the deflection and a foul. mcmahon again. >> mike: will go to the line. >> tim: three on deandre hunter. >> mike: dave page yet, nobody on the line with mcmahon. >> tim: made 14 shots before and just missed a moment ago and he missed again. wow. once again the best that he can do is keep it at three, whic

they have attracted interest from the likes of dunkin' donuts, nestlÉ, kfc -- now they have about a dozen brands paying them anywhere from $100,000 to $500,000 a pop to put premade .gif's next to search results. carol: they have created an ad network. give us an example. >> on valentine's day, dunkin' donuts paid tenor to put a valentine shape desert with meme language "donuts before dudes" next to .gif's searching love. carol: every file in tenor, is it being paid for by a company? >> know, so far it is the occasional ad. they have a dozen corporate clients so far and the service has only been in place for about a few months. the hope is they will expand the ranks of branded .gif's and add them to the messaging service called .gif keyboard that as of this week is rolling out on every new samsung smartphone. jason: how much intellectual property concern is there around .gif's in terms of who owns it and all of those issues? how much of the market do they have cornered, i guess? >> the section 230 question hasn't been litigated in this area. for the moment, while tenor isn't the early lead