also trying to claw into next season's league are hamburg, who drew 1-all and they headed home in the 43rd minute. they equalized in the second half. on saturday, munich warmed up for the champion's league fina l in the buendusleague and they gave away little of their plans but tempers flared between the european rivals. >> they may not have recognized the lineup but they started strong. the bian were fired up, and the scoring opened up in the 11 minutes. >> i scored 21 times before. this was a draw but we didn't lose. >> gomez led the home-side defense to easily with the equalizer. after a jerone handpull they could get the win -- but robert levendauf got his kick. earned him an-- early shower and led to a confrontation between the benches. te he is a passionalt colleague. it is no surprise sometime they et the emotion get the better of them. >> the episode ended in a handshake and temporary suspension of hostilities. they will meet again in london with the championship at stake. >> the results -- spryburg and hamburg are in the european race -- and practice for the european final. h

today is national hamburger day. but it is not quite as all-american as we may think. >> not seeing hamburgers on the set. all i am saying. general agreement ground beef patties, hamburger steak were brought here by german immigrants in the late 1880s but several restaurants in cities claim credit for being the first to make it a sandwich. burgers are clearly the american food. >> yeah. >> i have become nuts for cheeseburgers in the last few years. i always liked a cheeseburger. more of a pizza guy. i day dream about cheese burgers now. >> are you kidding me? >> no. >> shake shack is my favorite spot. all burgers all the time. they're delicious now. there are a lot of people that claim to be the first hamburger spot in america. i think i know the answer. there is a teeny tiny place in new haven, connecticut. >> i heard about this place. >> that claims to be the very first place. are don't allow you to have ketchup. you eat it on white bread. they don't fry it. . they do this crazy boiling thing. >> is it good? >> del

. >> we're going to talk about hot dogs and ham hamburgers because this is the holiday weekend. -- hamburgers because this is the holiday weekend. >>> we are in the kitchen. we are grilling. i have brian reeves and chef t. danley. they're known as salt and pepper. it is the holiday weekend. most people think about grilling hot dogs and hamburgers because it's so easy. but you have a special twist. what are you doing? >> what we're doing today is just making it a little healthier. we're using turkey burgers. i have a mix of a pound of dark meat and a pound of white meat. we mix it together. then to make it special, we put the cheese and the lettuce inside. >> you're kidding. >> no. >> the lettuce inside. >> we put a little dijon mustard, chopped up spinach and feta cheese. we'll grill it and top it off with -- i have a balsamic vinegarette here. we'll top it off with that. but it takes very few minutes. these come together almost faster than all the stuff i put into my burgers, but it's very simple, very healthy. >> all of these are homemade condiments, little things to do like when you have t

hamburg has been destroyed once, it will not be destroyed again. inthe third largest party the hungarian parliament, police had initially banned the rally, but that was overturned by a budapest court. hungary has the largest jewish community in central europe. the country's prime minister attended the conference with other key north -- keynote speakers. >> police in china have arrested 900 people accused of selling fake me. 20 tons ofold over what was supposed to be much 10, but was actually fox, minks, and rat. over $1.6profit of million. china and palestine have agreed to work together to help their economies and promote their cultures. the palestinian president is on a three day trip to china for talks with the president. meanwhile, the israeli prime minister is also due to arrive in beijing on wednesday. right, some call it the language of the streets, but griffey in one form or another has been around for thousands of years. modern-day graffiti began in the united states and is now seen as an important art form. in miami is being used to promo

today is national hamburger day. but it's not quite as all-american as we may think. >> not seeing hamburgers on the set. just saying. general agreement ground beef patty called hamburger steak were brought here by german immigrants in the late 1880s but several restaurants in cities claim credit for being the first to make it a sandwich. burgers are clearly the american food. >> yeah. >> i have become nuts for cheeseburgers in the last few years. i used to be -- i mean, i always liked the cheeseburger but i was more of a pizza guy. i daydream about cheeseburgers now. >> are you kidding me? >> no. >> shake shack is my favorite spot. all burgers all the time. they're delicious now. there are a lot of people that claim to be the first hamburger spot in america. i think i know the answer. there is a teeny tiny place in new haven, connecticut. >> i heard about this place. >> that claims to be the very first place. they don't allow you to have ketchup. you eat it on white bread. they don't fry it. they do this crazy boili

another hamburger again. mcdonalds is giving ramsey free food for a year and an ohio chain offering free burgers for the rest of his life this, came from ramsey himself during the now legendary interview he explained how he came to help amanda berry and other women. >> i'm eat mig mcdonalds. i come outside. and i see this girl going nuts. trying to get on the house. i go on the porch. she says help me get out. i've been in here a long time. >> this isn't the only burger inspired reward for ramsey. the restaurant where he works as a dish washer unveiled a new charles rammy inspired hamburger are last week. >> an 80-year-old man from japan is on top of the world. becoming the oldest person to scale the world's highest peak. a 76-year-old man set the previous mark. >> you consider what he had to overcome, he broke his hip just two years ago, underwent heart surgery. he walked three times a week with loads of 55-60 pounds on his back. this is the third time he climbed everest. >> remarkable. >> yes, it is. >> new

. >>> a mcdodged's hamburger was no value meal for one group of taxpayers. why a single sandwich is going to cost them $5 million. >> and a social media uproar prompts a bay area restaura to pull an exotic item from its menu. ♪ [ male announcer ] wouldn't it be great if all devices had backup power? the chevrolet volt does. it's ingeniously designed to seamlessly switch from electricity to gas to extend your driving range. no wonder volt is america's best-selling plug-in. that's american ingenuity to find new roads. ♪ the 2013 volt. charge ahead of the rest in the hov lane. ♪ >>> apple ceo, tim cooke, made no apoll gist apologies on capitol hill today. he uses a web to offshore accounts to avoid paying billions of dollars in taxes. cook said apple had done nothing wrong. he also pointed out the company paid more than $6 billion in u.s. taxes last year alone. >> we pay all the taxes we owe every single dollar. what i see is apple's earning these profits outside the united states. by law and regulation, they are not taxable in the u.s. >> cook also recom

. >> he said it is just a bone and it happens all the time in our patties and our hamburgers and chicken anything jets -- nuggets. >> he posted a picture and now he has a stomach virus and has not been out to go to -- able to go to school. >>> ellen joint free hamburgers for the rest of his life. more than a dozen places have said they will give him free hamburgers and you may remember he was eating a big mac before he rescued amanda berry gina dejesus and michelle knight. so far john mcdonald's has not pledged to take part in that giveaway. >>> in the house of 2013 and the late oakland a's, and pitching coach and former radar star, kim brown. you can watch the ceremony live on our website www.ktvu.com. that ceremony begins at 8:00 and we will hear legends of the bay on sunday night and that show begins at 11:00 p.m. >>> 6:26 is the time, let's check in with sal. >>> we have some areas of the bay, for example. the should not be too bad gettg mound tape view and moving from fremont to san jose, it looks good, let's go to steve. >>> very cool pattern out there, very cold and patchy low clo

there are over 100,000 people in hamburg, and they are all looking for this fulfillment. i do not see that religion is weathering away. religion has been important today. >> we have as soccer and is now. it will be a teutonic clash of the titans. bayern munich and dortmund will face off in the championship later this month, making it for the first time a german affair. >> bayern players arrive to crowds of reporters and fans on their return. the attention is well deserved. >> we certainly have the hunger, the desire, and the motivation to crown this season. that should be obvious. >> the team got an enthusiastic reception at the post-match banquet in barcelona. they have made the final in recent years but had never been this dominant. >> i believe this team could rewrite bayern's history books this season, and i'm confident we will do it. >> many believe bayern did not just when the game, but ended barcelona's reign as best in europe. many of them want to see the move ahead -- many want to see the move ahead. >> it is time we won the cup. we do not care who we play agains

why a bay area city will be forced to cough up $5 million for one deputy's hamburger. >>> plus the crash test that makes you wonder how safe you and your pet are in the car. >>> temperatures took a 20-degree tumble today and going to get pretty chilly tonight but did you feel that wind? if you were outside this evening, it was very blustery, we're talking wind gusts to about 40 to 50 miles per hour. i'll have the run down on that and how long we're going to stay chilly coming up. the fire destroyed the frnltsz a fire at a bay area cemetery apparently did more harm than anyone first realized. the fire destroyed the at cypress lawn and one bay area family tells kpix 5's joe vasquez they got some unexpected news. joe. >> liz, family members tell me they were called into the office here at the cemetery yesterday and informed that their loved one's remains were destroyed in that fire last week and that they weren't the only ones. >> is this? i'm upset. >> the family of san francisco says they are doubly upset. first and foremost they are mourning the loss of the matriarch of the family, 97-ye

. >>> a sheriff deputy and hamburger will end up costing taxpayers millions of dollars. the deputy was involved in a crash with a car that severely injured a man. the deputy was eating a hamburger, fumbling with a stuck radio microphone and trying to turn off a light switch in the patrol car when he hit the man's car. you do not multi-task while driving. the man was badly hurt and unfortunately can no longer drive. the county will pay him $5 million in a settlement. >>> tesla will pay their entire loan back. >> they did it nine early. taxpayers making a little profit. >> reporter: a small one. tesla becomes the first company under the controversial green energy loan system to pay back the loan, nine years, as you said, ahead of schedule. tesla got nearly $400 million from the department of energy. now, the car hasn't made $400 million worth of cars. rather, it offered a stock recently, a secondary offering, and it raised the money to pay back the loan that way. also looking ahead we have hewlett-packard announcing profits, or losses this afternoon, and sunnyvale-based ne

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. >> how a deputy's hamburger cost santa clara county $5 million. >> and a bear scare. what happened when a 92-year- old came face to face with a bear inside her home. ,, >>> checking out your microclimate forecast today, if you are headed toward the san jose area into santa clara, how about this? we have some sunshine, it will be windy, 68 degrees slightly cooler tomorrow. >> and we have some flashing lights across the golden gate bridge. it's because they are doing some lane changes. they are trying to get four southbound lanes open to commuters getting into san francisco. otherwise your overnight roadwork has been picked up at the bay bridge and it's been a smooth commute all morning long so far at the san mateo bridge. we'll have more "timesaver traffic" coming up. >> all right, elizabeth. thank you. >>> it's not what a 92-year-old woman expected to see inside her home. a huge black bear. the incline village woman heard the commotion and while she was on her motorized staircase scooter, she saw the bear. so she quickly got up and headed back up the stairs and out th

. >> and coming up at 6:30, why a mcdonald's hamburger is going to cost bay area taxpayers $5 million. ,,,,,,,, for our families... our neighbors... and our communities... america's beverage companies have created... a wide range of new choices. developing smaller portion sizes and more.. low and no-calorie beverages... adding clear calorie labels so you know... exactly what you're choosing... and in schools, replacing full-calorie soft drinks... with lower-calorie options. with more choices and fewer calories... corporate tax cheat. of cou >>> apple is either this country aces largest corporate taxpayer or largest corporate tax cheat. of course, depends on who you ask. today, it was congress asking the questions. and apple's ceo answering. >> at this time, i'd ask you please stand, raise your right hand. >> apple's chief executive made no apologies for the company's tax practices. >> we pay all the taxes we owe, every, single dollar. >> reporter: tim cook faced accusations from a senate panel that apple avoided billions of dollars in taxes through a complex web of subsidiaries overse

. >> we'll tell you why a fast food hamburger could cost santa clara taxpayers $5 million. >> you can save money on the pg & e e bill as temperatures stay below average. the one caveat, strong winds. we'll let you know when they will be fierce. i have your memorial day weekend forecast. >> as winds are pushing around the camera at east shore freeway we see how it looks and we'll talk about the shake up out of the altimont pass. >> how is this to start your day? from the san bruno cam that's breathtaking, mess me e rising. fill in the blank. just enjoy it on may 22. this is "today in the bay." >> it is 6:00 on the nose. good morning, everybody. happy to have you along for the ride. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. nbc news reporting an fbi agent shot and killed a man linked to one of the suspects in the boston marathon bombings. that man has just been identified as ib are a ham tudashiv. he was being interviewed about his connects to suspects in the bombings when he apparently attacked an agent. now they will confirm a shooting incident involving one of the agents. the story breaking in flo

exactly the same price now because they're going to pay twenty five percent more for the exact same hamburger somehow this is going to be a boon for the japanese economy you know the crazy thing is they think they're going to create more consumption more demand by debasing their currency there to destroy demand because they're going to destroy the value the currency when prices go up you buy less you don't buy more when prices go up supply and demand means that as prices go down that's what stimulates consumption you demand more of things as the price goes down not as the price goes up so they're going to create inflation japan but it's not going to lead to economic growth if anything it will lessen economic growth and. so this is going to backfire and you know we should learn that because you know we're following in their footsteps only we're doing it from a much weaker position now jack and i think japan despite all their mistakes is in better shape than we are or maybe we're in worse shape than they are maybe a better way to put it. the prime minister of japan is devaluing the yen by doubl

same hamburger somehow this is going to mean for the japanese economy you know the crazy thing is they think that it create more consumption more demand by debasing their currency they're going to destroy demand because they're going to destroy the value the currency when prices go up you buy less you don't buy more when prices go up supply and demand means that as prices go down that's what stimulates consumption you demand more of things as the price goes down not as the price goes up so they're going to create inflation in japan but it's not going to lead to economic growth if anything it will lessen economic growth and this is going to backfire and you know we should learn that because you know we're following in their footsteps only we're doing it from a much weaker position now japan i think japan despite all their mistakes is in better shape than we are or maybe we're in worse shape than they are maybe a better way to put it. the prime minister of japan is devaluing the yen and by doubling the monetary base with until years japan has the highest debt to g.d.p. ratio n. the world

exactly the same price now because they're going to pay twenty five percent more for the exact same hamburger somehow this is going to be a boon for the japanese economy you know the crazy thing is they think they're going to create more consumption more demand by debasing their currency they're going to destroy demand because they're going to destroy the value the currency when prices go up you buy less you don't buy more when prices go up supply and demand means that as prices go down that's what stimulates consumption you demand more of thing. as the price goes down not as the price goes up so they're going to create inflation in japan but it's not going to lead to economic growth if anything it will lessen economic growth and so this is going to backfire and you know we should learn that because you know we're following in their footsteps only we're doing it from a much weaker position now japan i think japan despite all their mistakes is in better shape than we are or maybe we're in worse shape than they are maybe a better way to put it. the prime minister of japan is devaluing the yeah

five guys hamburger. every time you see a really good cinnamon bun, you go, okay, i'll start the diet in an hour after this baby. >> i haven't had a cinnamon bun in about five years. let me tell you -- >> they're really good. >> a lot of cliches about presidential politics. you and i know that. michael knows it. one of them was age. ronald reagan disposed of that. another one was the idea you can't have an overweight president. sure, we haven't really had one since william howard taft. i think chris christie could have won votes as a guy who was heavy because he has a remarkably uncanny sense of how to communicate with people. >> doesn't he? >> i don't happen to agree with him. i wouldn't have voted for him. >> isn't it something? i'm not sure you wouldn't. you probably wouldn't. you're a real progressive. i've made exceptions for different people over the years, people, i liked them a lot more hahn the other democratic candidate. i'm not a regular voter, i started with arlen specter, for example. i moved

ramsey, that ramsey, who is already getting free mcdonald's hamburgers for a year will now hit the speaker's circuit to share his story for 10-thousand dollars a pop. ramsey signed with bruce merrin's celebrity speakers & entertainment bureau in las vegas. he's so charismatic. i just totally adore him. his charisma just shines through. and i think he has a very touching and emotional message. he had the courage and the out in a disastrous situation and really admire and respect that. ramsey told us through his wants to take ownership of his name. ever since he rescued berry, ramsey has become a cash cow for everyone but himself. huh youtube has dozens of ramsey videos on-line complete with advertisements. there are ramsey action figures for sale on-line at 19.95 apiece. a taiwanese company was selling a cheesy video game depicting a mcdonald's-eating ramsey throwing hamburgers at the alleged kidnapper. and a consortium of northeast ohio restaurants was selling "ramsey burgers." ramsey says: i never told these people they could use my name for this. but, as a motivational speaker ramsey will

. >> jimmy: thank you, veggie burgers, for being great for people who hate the taste of hamburgers, but love the shape of hamburgers. [ laughter ] >> steve: the vege burger. ♪ >> jimmy: thank you, vans, for being driven by people who either have kids or shouldn't be anywhere near kids. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] ♪ thank you, atm fees, for allowing me to buy my own money. [ laughter and applause ] >> steve: the fee that always pays off. ♪ >> jimmy: thank you, edible arrangements, for being the perfect way to say "i love you" and "you should eat better." [ applause ] >> steve: is it cake? fruit on a stick?! ♪ >> jimmy: thank you, porch lights, or as mosquitoes and moths call you, nightclubs. [ laughter and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: thank you, pears, for not being sold in twos. [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> jimmy: confusing. it was a -- >> steve: come on. >> jimmy: -- a bit confusing. >> steve: come on, nice pear! >> jimmy: it was too confusing. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ thank you, men who wear bowties, for looking like you gift wrapped your neck. [ laughter ] [ cheers an

a mcdonald's hamburger he was eating. a radio microphone that got stuck. and a light switch he was trying to turn off when he hit the victim's car. >>> two innocent people were hurt in a police chase that end with a head on crash. officers say they were chasing a blue suv that was involved in a residential burglary when the suv hit another car. two innocent people in that car suffered moderate injuries. the suv driver was not hurt and arrested at the scene. >>> it was raining money on richmond's police chief last night after he finds a large sum of money blowing around on a city sidewalk. whether or not he thought about keeping it and how the rightful owner came to claim it. >>> the queen of soul aretha franklin taking a break for the whole month of june. she announced she is rescheduling her show for next month. she will resume her tour in july. she hasn't given any details about that medical treatment. >>> a sixth grader from hillsborough is among the finalists in the national geographic spelling bee. he likes things like international affairs, politics,

i love hamburgers. today we're going to be making a few of them; correct? >>steve: we are. >> with smash burger. you're going to be showing us how to smash burgers. this is kind of your secret recipe? >> with certified angus beef, fresh, never frozen. when you order a burger, we paint the grill with butter and smash. >>steve: we've got to see you do it. paint the grill with butter, one of the keys. if you stop by today, you get a free one? >> it's national burger today. if you have the syllables burger in your name in any fashion, free burgers around the country. >>steve: warren burger would get one? >> yes. >> i was wondering if people have the last name burger, there's more than 20,000 people that have the last name burger. >>steve: the key is it starts with a meat ball like that. it's not exactly perfectly uniform. >> it carmelizes lots of flavor, loosely packed and bastes in its own juice. >>steve: explain were this franchise has taken off? >> we not only have a great tasting burger, you can go there date night, we have a menu with beer and wine, the wh

or whether a real man has ketchup on a hamburger. legislate, legislate, legislate. >> lauren, it's everything, his vacations, playing golf, ncaa brackets, some of the right made it a scandal when flies landed in his face -- i mean, when a fly landed in his face, they named him lord of the fly. it's incredible. you can only expose it but i think joy is right, they are having a nightmare and the only way to help people with nightmares is to wake them up. >> it was like bill clinton. it happened with bill clinton before he gave people ammunition, people called him slick willy and criticized his run to mcdonald's and happened before anything really big does happen. >> joe madison, lauren ashburn, both of you have a great weekend. thank you for your time tonight. >> you, too. >>> what do you do -- what do you think about umbrella great? if you have a question about that or anything on your mind? ask me. it's time to ask rev. send me an e-mail to askrev@nbcuni.com. friend or foe, i want to know. copd makes it hard to breathe... but with ad

exactly the same price now because they're going to pay twenty five percent more for the exact same hamburger somehow this is going to be a boon for the japanese economy you know the crazy thing is they think they're going to create more consumption more demand by debasing their currency they're going to destroy demand because they're going to destroy the value the currency when prices go up you buy less you don't buy more when prices go up supply demand means that as prices go down that's what stimulates consumption you demand more of things as the price goes down not as the price goes up so they're going to inflation if you pan but it's not going to lead to economic growth if anything it will lessen economic growth and so this is going to backfire and you know we should learn that because you know we're following in their footsteps only we're doing it from a much weaker position now hansen japan despite all their mistakes is in better shape than we are or maybe we're in worse shape than they are maybe a better way to put it. the prime minister of japan is devaluing the yen by doubling the m

. >> a hamburg lar. all right. plus coverage of devastation in oklahoma continues. it is rough out there. jody hernandez is live in moore, oklahoma. we'll hear from her coming up next. >>> devastation, despair and determination to rebuild in oklahoma. our jody hernandez speaks to survivors neck. >> the new financial move aimed in marijuana clinics raising eyebrows about ethics. >> we'll tell you why a fast food hamburger could cost santa clara taxpayers $5 million. >> you can save money on the pg & e e bill as temperatures stay below average. the one caveat, strong winds. we'll let you know when they will be fierce. i have your memorial day weekend forecast. >> as winds are pushing around the camera at east shore freeway we see how it looks and we'll talk about the shake up out of the altimont pass. >> how is this to start your day? from the san bruno cam that's breathtaking, mess me e rising. fill in the blank. just enjoy it on may 22. this is "today in the bay".

. >> drunk hamburger moment to mel gibson's anti-semitic rant to police, and justin bieber's paparazzi throwdown, there are more examples, more mug shots, more tmz and youtube clips of celebities at their lowest than we can possibly fit into this story. but here's the thing -- none of them are reese witherspoon. we're talking "sweet home alabama" reese. legally blond reese. >> you're breaking up with me because i'm too blond? >> reporter: pardon the description, but she's not exactly known as someone you would confuse with lindsay lo n lohan. >> reese witherspoon went into this with a good image and i think i she'll survive with a good image. in my business, it's really your job to figure out if it's a speed bump or a sinkhole. and i promise you, this is a speed bump for her. and she's going to move beyond it without any damage. >> hollywood publicist howard bragman and the hollywood reporters matt baloney agree, witherspoon's image will survive. probably. >> i think it's really too soon to know whether this is going to harm her image permanently. i think people will move on. and peopl

. >> my only point is that people eat hamburgers with all of that grease and grime. >> if they overshoot, free market works. that's the point. detroit is a right to work state. >> it is already working. nfree market? that is political black mail. they are led down the wrong path. the idea of paying twice as much for afree market wage. >> they understand. >> they don't understand it. >> and it is a top and that is that is not extortion. and ts week also. it is not extortion. >> it is 300 million. >> let me have m point. >> let charles finish. >> 300 million. and the city went on heavy- handed unionization. not only pricing themselv out of the car market but the city is dying. >> be careful what you are wishing for. a dam? >> charles just changed the subject. we don't know the right rate. >> but they are getting paid the right rate. they could fill those jobs tomorrow! >> why are we blaming the unions for recruiting more members. >> double. >> they are going to lose members, my friend. >> it will be losing and then theyill get a lower increase. >> the strike is nothing like this. >> to cha

>> pizza is the new hamburger i think. people want to cook pizza on their grill all the time except it's kind of hard to do because you lose heat every time you open the grill. this is a kettle pizza, you put your lid on and then the heat can build. it gets like 700, 800 degrees. and it makes you the perfect pizza. >> that's adorable. >> it starts at $149. most people have this kind of grill. so you just add that in and now you have a pizza extravaganza. >> very cute. >> come with me, ladies. let's talk about this, the lawn mop. >> you don't have to mow your lawn? >> yes. it's like a roomba for your lawn. it's $1599. so it is a bit of an investment. >> what do you mean 1599? >> $1,599. >> yes. >> pay a kid to mow your lawn. >> but if you use a service, it will pay you back in time for sure. and -- >> you can't have acreage with this. >> this size does a quarter of an acre on a single charge. you put up little wires around the perimeter so it knows which one is your lawn, it doesn't start mowing your neighbor's lawn. >> whi

. >> forget the hot dogs and the hamburgers hundreds of people braved the waters for the escape from alcatraz swim this morning. they swam 1 1/2 miles to the san francisco shore and then 7 miles across the city. a 17-year-old from seaside finished first for the men and patricia lai was the woman's winner. so cold. >> i think next memorial day jeff ranieri should be out there giving us some real time water temperature. >> that might be a recipe for disaster. way too cold for me. temperatures of the bay today in the upper 40s so very experienced swimmers out there. you get in water like this, it only takes 35 minutes for hype thermia to set in. arare look at the satellite radar picture which actually has some showers on it. a few of you got a little something. you can see the batch of showers we had this morning pushing off to south and a little more energy off to the north that i do think will have the greatest chance of producing areas of drizzle from oakland down fremont, through san francisco, san mateo, palo alto an san jose tonight. expect a few more spotty showers with us. wasn'

to collect the old hamburger and cheeseburgers. but that's what they do to cope in a positive manner. [ narrator ] the effects of poverty can often be seen on the faces of children. since my mom was sick in the hospital-- she had hepatitis, and she was late with her rent. and she offered to pay the late fee and a little bit more than the rent was and the managers didn't take it. then we moved up to a hotel. then it's like we kept on moving. [ narrator ] children of poverty grow up qukly. they've had to share responsibility for the family's survival. part of survival is for both parents to work. parents have a tough time of it. they have to work. they're not out there working just because they want to, because it's fun or to buy a fur coat or go to europe. working to put food on the table. [ narrator ] when it's difficult to find a job or housing some people turn to organizations that help families in need. the only reason we got an apartment was because the managers... were associates with us; we knew them from here. [ narrator ] f

. >> that's like, "can you make me some hamburger helper without the hamburger?" no! [ laughter ] it's like, do that at home when you're -- [ talking over each other ] >> jimmy: what are we making? >> so, we're going to make a good drink. >> jimmy: yeah. >> we're gonna make -- and i got orders for a bunch of these at the correspondents' dinner, which has made me very happy. we're going to make an old fashioned the original way. >> jimmy: old fashioned. >> an old fashioned. you have to like whiskey. you like whiskey? >> jimmy: i'm irish. >> oh. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: i like anything. i like anything. yeah. >> so, you get a nice sturdy glass 'cause you have to abuse the glass a little bit. so, you don't want to use, like, delicate, you know, china teacups or something. >> jimmy: yeah. >> and then, you put a bunch of bitters in there, angostura bitters. this is the kind -- >> jimmy: oh, i always forget -- yeah, i always forget the bitters. yeah, yeah. >> so, bitters -- but this is, like -- don't, like, buy some fancy, artisanal bitters made in brooklyn or whatever.

cows are not in calf, if they are not pregnant then i'm going to have to cold them and they will go hamburger. i'll save the ones that are bred and feed them and maintain an economic unit. >> high beef prices should encourage ranchers to reballed their herds but that hasn't happened. it's predicted more americans will switch from beef to chicken. >>> that's "nightly business report" for tonight. have a great weekend. >> you have a great weekend. i'm tyler ma thinkson. thanks for watching. we'll see you back here on monday for a special "nightly business report". ♪ it's all right, it's okay ♪ ♪ doesn't really matter if you're old and gray ♪ ♪ it's all right, i say it's okay ♪ ♪ listen to what i say ♪ it's all right, doing fine ♪ ♪ doesn't really matter if the sun don't shine ♪ ♪ it's all right, i say it's okay ♪ ♪ we're gettin' to the end of the day ♪ uh-uh. i think not. you don't own it, archie. consuetudo pro lege servatur, i think you'll find. okay, let's get started, shall we? the day after tomorrow, the right honorable geoffrey parks mp will be visiting the s

they are descending on the northern city of hamburg. organizers are expecting up to 100,000 people to attend the event which goes on till sunday. >> it is taking place against a backdrop of increasing number of german protestants abandoning their faith. 3 million newly -- 3 million lutherans have left the church in recent years. we visited one church to see what they're doing to stay relevant. >> this lutheran parish in the northern suburb has been forced to redefine itself. two months ago, the pastor oversaw the opening of a brand- new building. >> my favorite place is here underneath the window to heaven, as we call it. with this church, we want to show we live under the open heavens. with this wooden building and the warmth of the wood, we want to show that this place is a safe haven. >> the parish has turned the crisis into a revival. it suffered a sharp decline in numbers due to deaths and the departure of many of the when it was merged with a neighboring parish, many members became involved in providing the old church with a much-

cows are not in calf, if they are not pregnant then i'm going to have to cold them and they will go hamburger. i'll save the ones that are bred and feed them and maintain an economic unit. >> high beef prices should encourage ranchers to reballed their herds but that hasn't happened. it's predicted more americans will switch from beef to chicken. >>> that's "nightly business report" for tonight. have a great weekend. >> you have a great weekend. i'm tyler ma thinkson. thanks for watching. we'll see you back here on monday for a special "nightly business report". program is provided by the gruber family foundation and by the members of kqed. ♪ >>> as an openly gay man, it causes a significant amount of personal pain for me, when the church that i love says that homosexuality is incompatible with christian teaching. it's just fundamentally unfair and untrue. >> we wonder why these people keep banging on the doors, keep pushing us and pushing us, trying to back us into a corner. ♪ >> i think every time we go, we hope that this will be the year. you wanna believe that people will do the right

. >> my only point is that people eat hamburgers with all of that grease and grime. >> if they overshoot, free market works. that's the point. detroit is a right to work state. >> it is already working. nfree market? that is political black mail. >> they are led down the wrong path. the idea of paying twice as much for a free market wage. >> they understand. >> they don't understand it. >> and it is a top and that is that is not extortion. and this week also. it is not extortion. >> it is 300 million. >> let me have my point. >> let charles finish. >> 300 million. and the city went on heavy- handed unionization. not only pricing themselves out of the car market but the city is dying. >> be careful what you are wishing for. a dam? >> charles just changed the subject. we don't know the right rate. >> but they are getting paid the right rate. they could fill those jobs tomorrow! >> why are we blaming the unions for recruiting more members. >> double. >> they are going to lose members, my friend. >> it will be losing and then they will get a lower increase. >> the strike is nothing like this

not to be outdone, though, other cleveland restaurants promised ramsey free hamburgers for life. i don't think he'll ever go hungry then. >> i bet he was eating at a steakhouse instead. >> maybe they'll name a burger after him. mcramsey. i like how that soundings. >> ashley morrison here in new york. thank you, ashley. >>> when we return, we'll show you the collection of one college baseball team's postgame antics. this is the "cbs morning news." so i can't afford to have germy surfaces. but after one day's use, dishcloths can redeposit millions of germs. so ditch your dishcloth and switch to a fresh sheet of new bounty duratowel. look! a fresh sheet of bounty duratowel leaves this surface cleaner than a germy dishcloth, as this black light reveals. it's durable, cloth-like and it's 3 times cleaner. so ditch your dishcloth and switch to new bounty duratowel. the durable, cloth-like picker-upper. so ditch your dishcloth and switch to new bounty duratowel. i like it - i just... you can't change color like we do. valspar has the love your color guarantee. if i don't love it, i get a

who became famous for helping free 3 kidnapped women in cleveland is being rewarded with mcdonald's hamburgers for life. he mentioned eating mcdonald's just before the rescue. todd horwitz of averagejoeoptions.com joins us on the show on this friday. happy friday to you. what do you anticipate the trade will look like today, considering we are now going into a long holiday weekend? - good morning angie. i expect the trade today to be quiet and listless. the only caveat to that is, if we are going to get action, i think it will be to the downside. but i really expect the markets to be pretty neutral. most of the traders in new york will be already on their way to the hamptons, so i expect a very quiet day today. - are traders concerned about what's happening with china? - you know, there is always concern with something somewhere. in the meantime, the markets decided that they wanted to take a little bit of a breather. yesterday's action, we were down over 350 points total from wednesday's high to thursday's low, and muted action yesterday at the end of the day. i expect more of the same. could

. >> my only point is that people eat hamburgers with all of that grease and grime. >> if they overshoot, free market works. that's the point. detroit is a right to work state. >> it is already working. nfree market? that is political black mail. >> they are led down the wrong path. the idea of paying twice as much for a free market wage. >> they understand. >> they don't understand it. >> and it is a top and that is that is not extortion. and this week also. it is not extortion. >> it is 300 million >> let me have my point. >> let charles finish. >> 300 million. and the city went on heavy- handed unionization. not only pricing themselves out of the car market but the city is dying. >> be careful what you are wishing for. a dam? >> charles just changed the subject. we don't know the right rate. >> but they are getting paid the right rate. they could fill those jobs tomorrow! >> why ar we blaming the unions for recruiting more members. >> double. >> they are going to lose members, my friend. >> it will be losing get a lowe >> the strike is nothing like this. >> to charles's point in a sta

cows are not in calf, if they are not pregnant then i'm going to have to cold them and they will go hamburger. i'll save the ones that are bred and feed them a maintain an economic unit. >> high beef prices should encourage ranchers to reballed their herds but that hasn't happened. it's predicted more americans will switch from beef to chicken. >>> that's "nightly business report" for tonight. have a great weekend. >> you have a great weekend. i'm tyler ma thinkson. thanks for watching. we'll see you back here on monday for a special "nightly business report".

germany, the country's top politicians have been taking part in a big meeting of the protestant church in hamburg. emma and have very strong ties to the church. the german president is a former pastor, and so is chancellor angela merkel's father. >> merkel highlighted protecting the environment as asue where politics and religion should have the same commitment. >> politics in the pulpit -- a number of top politicians are including this year's event including chancellor angela merkel. she used the occasion to talk about environmental protection in the age of globalization and to highlight germany's role in promoting responsible development. >> through our industrialization, we have contributed to climate change so much that we have an obligation to show how to marry growth, prosperity, and sustainability. >> merkel said current generations needed to think about the future, and that includes germany's transition to renewable energy sources. on that front, the chancellor described the country as a global role model. >> others will look to us to see if we have succeeded, and if we do not succeed, ma

it has long been marketed as an alternative to hamburger -- ground turkey. but a new investigation by consumer reports has today found that some packages of ground turkey could be a breeding ground for some dangerous bacteria. our report on this tonight from nbc's tom costello. >> reporter: ohio school van driver diana goodpastor hopes she'll never be as sick as she was two years ago when she was hospitalized for five days with salmonella poisoning. >> it was very serious. thank goodness to a good doctor. she saved my life. there is no doubt about it. >> reporter: tests showed she likely contracted salmonella from a turkey burger. now a consumer reports analysis of turkey bought nationwide has found more than half the samples contained fecal bacteria including e. coli. 90% contained potentially dangerous bacteria. most disturbing, nearly all were resistant to common antibiotics. farm animals, including turkeys, are regularly fed antibiotics to keep them healthy. >> the problem with feeding low level antibiotics on a daily basis is you are increasing the numb

germany, the country's top politicians have been taking part in a big meeting of the protestant church in hamburg. emma and have very strong ties to the church. the german president is a former pastor, and so is chancellor angela merkel's father. >> merkel highlighted protecting the environment as an issue where politics and religion should have the same commitment. >> politics in the pulpit -- a number of top politicians are including this year's event including chancellor angela merkel. she used the occasion to talk about environmental protection in the age of globalization and to highlight germany's role in promoting responsible development. >> through our industrialization, we have contributed to climate change so much that we have an obligation to show how to marry growth, prosperity, and sustainability. >> merkel said current generations needed to think about the future, and that includes germany's transition to renewable energy sources. on that front, the chancellor described the country as a global role model. >> others will look to us to see if we have succeeded, and if we do not succeed

this is the one where the hamburger -- >> that is correct. >> and therefore those that were just outside that a little bit at recon center and other places were not considered like food within the analysis of the department. i don't remember the indian store. >> there was a slight difference in that case because what happened is the restaurants themselves are in the interior of the building significantly further in from the entrance point and that's why in our evaluation, it did not seem appropriate whereas this restaurant has its front door on mission. >> okay. >> i have a question, so the representative from mixed greens mentioned that they had turned in a menu that showed the saigon sandwich on it to dpw, are you aware of that menu? >> that may have been the case, again, this is processed by my staff, so maybe it was in the file, i would not know that to be the case, however, it was pointed out that there were like foods as part of the hearing process. >> so, when someone submits to dpw, does that information then go to the permit holder as well, or does it stay in -- >> right, in thi

wonderful when these guys and women become diplomats because they don't hide in the compound and eat hamburgers and watch super bowls. they get out and meet people. you know what i mean. he wasn't a striped pants guy. i've got david corn here of "mother jones." he and i were talking, mr. ambassador. >> i have a question for you, mr. ambassador. you put out a thorough report. unclassified version. there was also a classified version of your report which i don't expect you to talk about right here. but is there a way to fully understand what happened in benghazi and the security challenges there without really knowing what was going on in what you describe as the annex, which i assume was covered in the classified version which has been publicly reported as a cia facility? it seems like we're only getting a part of the story because a lot that was going on there was classified. >> yeah, to the best of my recollection, action at the annex was also covered in the unclassified report. particularly in the discussion of what happened on the night of september 11th, 12th, 2012. and i would ask you to r