CUOMO: It is time for CNN Money now. That means chief business correspondent, you see her right there, Christine Romans, in the Money Center. So is it true, Christine? Spurlock had it wrong; McDonald's actually health food? True or false?</s>CHRISTINE ROMANS, CNN CHIEF BUSINESS CORRESPONDENT: It could be. McDonald's is no longer going to sell chickens raised on certain antibiotics. Feeding human antibiotics to animals has led to a surge in drug-resistant bacteria. McDonald's now, it could change the entire industry. The fast food giant under huge pressure to appeal to millennials with higher quality food and some of its competitors, like Chipotle and Panera, have already moved away from those antibiotics. Americans are saving a record amount for college in 529 plans, record. The total last year, $248 billion. That's up 9 percent from a year earlier. And the average account size has doubled in the past six years to about 20 grand, folks. All right, 20 grand covers about one year at a public school, so keep saving. After all of that saving, which schools give the best value? According to Pay Scale, brand new survey from Pay Scale, Harvey Mudd gives students the best return on investments. Also in the top three, Cal Tech and Stevens. Do you notice a trend, guys? They all have a heavy engineering focus. In fact, I think nine of the top ten best return colleges all big, big engineering schools.</s>PEREIRA: A lot of parents going to pay attention to that. All right, Christine, thanks so much. The U.S. ambassador to South Korea attacked by a knife-wielding man. North Korea saying he deserved that kind of punishment. Who exactly was behind that slashing?
Harvey Mudd Top College for Return on Investment