wendy's the hamburger place. everyone of a certain age remembers "where's the beef" but there's another slogan. >> if hamburgers were meant to be frozen, wouldn't cows come if antarctica? wendy's burgers made from 100% beef. way better fast food. >> apparently in the world of big hamburger everything counts. quoted just recently, our beef way too cool to ever be frozen. inok lus tweet. one that no one could have ai problem with right? but someone out there, i believe i will spend a large chunk of time arguing with the social media account of this company.

they put the hamburger on the assembly line. they figured out a way and a very small space to move the production of food out to you the customer under 10 seconds if you place an order it was really quick. so putting the hamburger on the assembly line was great and other people all across america were opening these hamburger stands in san bernardino came mecca. people would flock there and see it outside the first mcdonald's was in glass as he could see into the restaurant which now we see it all the time but then was revolutionary. all of these people would show up and they wanted the idea for this. we could probably sell this formula. they sold the idea and they didn't even really want to sell the name. why would you want to use mcdonald's on your restaurant but they did people did. and for $950 fee you got to buy the blueprints for mcdonald's which included the golden arches which eventually that was the beginnings of it then. so now you have other mcdonald's starting to pop up in various places but they were more interested

now, it is ready, a proud landmark in hamburg's harbor. ahead of the first season, they abruptly 70 strong troop to kick things off. she calls the project a musical choreographic explanation. she is turning the labyrinth of staircases and foyers throughout the building into stages for sound and dance. art is moving into the building. different levels of reality. "actually, we always touch everything. of course the floor, but also the walls, sometimes the ceiling. this year, it was as though we couldn't touch it because it is so new, also very precious." the most precious part of the elbphilharmonie is of course the great hall, which she has brought in her own way into dialogue with the building. she had the orchestra play john cage's composition. it is pure silence. >> it is overwhelming and brilliant. one of the most beautiful halls in the world will be opened with silence. >> as musicians, we make the silence and the dancers make the music with their feet. everything is reversed. a supplication of the world. -- simplification of the worl

he was a perfect one to become a multimillionaire selling hamburgers. it was just a fantastic story. there were people that were very dubious about this sustaining. it didn't seem to make any sense. but now again it is so obvious to us. but back in the 50s, wall street was extremely dismissive of this idea until of course the stock went public and kept going crazy over the years. but he was extremely happy and they landed in chicago where he lived his whole life. but joe quickly discovered that he was this person she may have been aware over the years, but she recognized that ray had a serious problem with drinking and it was only two years after they married that she threatened or data file for divorce. almost as quickly, she very mysteriously decided to stay in the marriage. and that is where her core sense of philanthropy began because instead of staying in the marriage and just being what she could have been which is a much younger spouse of this extremely wealthy man and spending money on all kinds of things, she decided to start a charity which sh

brent: the city of hamburg hasn't bailed its new concert hall. they joined other celebrities to celebrate the opening. after repeated delays, the riverside construction finally hosted its first concert, featuring its symphony orchestra. >> a monument to music. after a decade of construction and a price tag 10 times the original estimate, the spectacular new concert hall finally makes its official debut. the crowd taking in the sold-out performance includes german chancellor angola merkel. for the maiden concert, the orchestra is playing a sampling of haskell music from the renaissance to the present. from beethoven to wagner to contemporary composer wolfgang grimm. tonight's audience will be the first to judge if the acoustics are on par with the architecture. jetting from the banks, the 789 million euros rupture is built on top of an old warehouse. to come see the city and enjoy its music. brent: my colleague is in hamburg tonight, trying to stay warm and enjoy the music at the same time. sarah, how are you this evening? what is the biggest conc

with selling hamburgers, it was a fantastic story. because there are a lot of people who were dubious about this, it didn't seem to make any sense. this seems again so obvious to us but back in the 60s, wall street in particular was expanses of this idea until the stock went public. and kept going up, this was over the years but he was extremely happy, ray was and they landed in chicago which was where he had started his, where he lived his whole life. but joan quickly discovered that ray was a difficult and attempted to us person which he may have been aware of over the years but he recognized that ray had a serious problem with drinking. and it was only two years after they married that she threatened or did file for divorce. and then almost as quickly as she filed for divorce, she mysteriously decided to stay in the marriage. and that's where her sense of philanthropy really began because instead of staying in the marriage and just being what she could have been with was much younger spouse of this extremely wealthy man spending mo

brent: the city of hamburg hasn't bailed its new concert hall. they joined other celebrities to celebrate the opening. after repeated delays, the riverside construction finally hosted its first concert, featuring its symphony orchestra. >> a mononument to music. after a decade of construction anand a price tag 10 times the original estimate, the spectacular new concert hall finally makes its official debut. the crowd taking in the sold-out performance includes german chancellor angola merkel. for the maiden concert, the orchestra is playing a sampling of haskell music from the renaissance to the present. from beethoven to wagner to contemporary composer wolfgang grimm. tonight's audience will be the first to judge if the acoustics are on par with the architecture. jetting from the banks, the 789 million euros rupture is built on top of an old warehouse. to come see the cicity and enjoy its music. brent: my colleague is in hamburg tonight, trying to stay warm and enjoy the music at the same time. sarah, how are you this evening? what is the bigges

wendy's the hamburger place. everyone of a certain age remembers "where's the beef" but there's another slogan. >> if hamburgers were meant to be frozen, wouldn't cows come if antarctica? wendy's burgers made from 100% beef. way better fast food. >> apparently in the world of big hamburger everything counts. quoted just recently, our beef way too cool to ever be frozen. inok lus tweet. one that no one could have ai problem with right? but someone out there, i believe i will spend a large chunk of time arguing with the social media account of this company. thuggy d. i will read the wendy's tweet and frank will play the role of thuggy. >> your beef is frozen and we all know it. you know we laugh your your slogan fresh never frozenen right? >> there's one more line. >> like you're really a joke. >> i like that. to which wendy's replied. sorry you think that but you're wrong. only fresh beef. >> deliver raw on a shot truck? >> let me pause here because you have to admit that's interesting question that thuggy d poses

this is about wendy's, the hamburger place. everyone of a certain age remembers "where's the beef" but there's another slogan. that wendy's has used for years and years. take a look. >> if hamburgers were meant to be frozen, wouldn't cows come if -- from antarctica? wendy's burgers made from 100% fresh beef. never frozen. way better than fast food. it's wendy's. >> apparently in the world of big hamburger everything counts. a few days ago, wendy's tweeted a reminder of its policy on its meat. i quote, our beef is way too cool to ever being frozen. smiling emoji. it's like the kind of tweet no one could have a problem with. but someone out there, someone was having the kind of day that made them decide i believe i will spend a large chunk of time arguing with the social media account of this company. thuggy d. i will read the wendy's tweet and frank will play the role of thuggy. take it away, frank. >> your beef is frozen and we all know it. you know we laugh your your slogan fresh never frozen right? >> there's one more line. >

hamburg and others. bill burns cannot be here today, but he sends his regards to all of those especially the honorees. i would just say, i remember when the legislation was passed. i was working in the senate in fact in this building for senator biden, and i was thinking about it coming over, and particular senators nunn and lugar, i was thinking about the exemplars you were then and remain of the integrity and commitment to ascertain facts , to understand deep-seated challenges in a bipartisan way and in an internationally cooperative way, and that program and your leadership were then truly exemplary as i think all of us now are hoping like something like that could be rekindled as we go forward even as we are a little worried that perhaps it may not be the case. again, i am so grateful for you to be here and for vartan for making this happen. vartan gregorian: the carnegie corporation of new york and the endowment established this effort which comes with a $50,000 award for two individuals. the past f

inn his nightmare came true 1914, the rest of his ships were anchored and left west of hamburg. the fleet of his main cap editor , north joran lloyd, had that same fate. encouraged by your cap, he now traveled in early august to london in the hope of preventing war. he was received by the foreign secretary edward ray as well as lord wally and winston churchill . while he thought he could stop the outbreak of war altogether, it was only later that i became clear to him that -- it began clear to him that he would succeed in keeping the british out of the war. german21st of july, the government had discounted britain as a serious threat, knowing without a standing army, it would take the country to mobilize a long time. that was a miscalculation, and wasiple was very -- molto very scathing of the british forces. britishimating the treaty obligations to belgian independence and eight floundering yargo similarly discounted london. i think it is very interesting how the german government lived in a world of illusions, that is why i fear for the vicious well-known book of many years ag

when his nightmare came true in 1914, the rest of his ships were anchored and left west of hamburg. the fleet of his main cap editor -- competitor north joran lloyd, had that same fate. encouraged by your cap, he now traveled in early august to london in the hope of preventing war. he was received by the foreign secretary edward ray as well as lord wally and winston churchill . while he thought he could stop the outbreak of war altogether, it was only later that i became clear to him that -- it began clear to him that he would succeed in keeping the british out of the war. at the 21st of july, the german government had discounted britain as a serious threat, knowing without a standing army, it would take the country to mobilize a long time. that was a miscalculation, and multiple was very -- molto was very scathing of the british forces. underestimating the british treaty obligations to belgian independence and eight floundering yargo similarly discounted london. i think it is very interesting how the german government lived in a world of illusions, that is why i fear for the viciou

in hamburg, and that increases the tragedy of what you mentioned also in your lecture later on being biographical a -- by graphically at the beginning of your lecture. biographically at the beginning of your lecture. i have studied this subject for quite a few years, still incomprehensible what ultimately happened in the 1930's and 1940's. we are still wrestling with a rational explanation of this, and some of these points were made yesterday and last night, actually, also on the panel. how can we, first of all, explain this catastrophe of the first world war, but then also the sequence of it, because many historians now would argue partly because of the mess which was left behind after 1918 that the second world war was in a way, really a consequence of the inability of the europeans to settle their own problems after the first world war, and that is why the american role after the second world war was so important in reconstruction. now, it should be added that i don't think senator vandenberg and people that supported the resolution for the marshall plan in 1947 would have moved s

. >> reggie: hot dog or hamburger if hot dog is hot dog a hamburger? >> let's say there is a wahlberger movie coming very soon and, yes, thank you. that's it. that's the answer. >> reggie: that's verified. that's the answer. do you like that? >> james: it's absolutely correct. ladies and gentlemen, thanks our brilliant guests mark wahlberg, joel edgerton around jeremy renner! next, stand up comedy from gabriel iglesias when we come back! ( cheers and applause ) ( band playing ) it's straight talk. if you love your phone... ...but hate your bill. do something about it! no, not that. straight talk wireless let's you keep your phone, number and 4g lte network... ...for half the cost... ...with the bring your own phone activation kit. it's time to ask yourself... ...why haven't i switched? unlimited talk, text and data for forty-five dollars a month, no contract. find out more straighttalk.com but my back pain was making it hard to sleep and open up on time. then i found aleve pm. the only one to combine a safe sleep aid

felt like a hamburger, he'd have a hamburger if he felt like two hamburgers, he'd have two hamburgers. >> yeah. >> jimmy: he said he just went for it and just had the greatest time filming with you. >> yeah, he was really happy. and we all like in solidarity, gained weight as well, because, you know, we're very supportive. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: you're great in it, you guys are great. we have a clip. here's bryce dallas howard and matthew mcconaughey in "gold." check it out. ♪ >> welcome to the waldorf astoria, mam. get you guys right upstairs. ♪ >> are you here? baby, where are you? ♪ >> ah? you surprised? >> yes! ♪ [ light laughter ] >> baby flower, right? >> babe. >> you look beautiful, kay. come here. >> jimmy: that's -- [ cheers and applause ] >> whoo! >> jimmy: that is it, pal. bryce dallas howard. [ cheers and applause ] "gold" is in theaters january 27th. we'll be right back with a a performance from bebe rexha. stick around, everybody. it's a good one! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ so if you have a flat tire, dead battery, need a tow or lock your keys in the car,

an elan town is starting to get out from easton and hamburg and lebanon, and some of you may come up and clip you to the north, some snow gets through off and on through 7:00 or 8:00 tonight. showing you at future tracker 6, some of this on the road is pounding through and temperatures below freezing from the northern areas, sky 6 hd down the shore, the farther you get away from that snow, the better chance of seeing sun and we see that break through on the beach. looking south from the coastline in a.c. currently in philadelphia. winds are out of the east at 7 miles per hour not all that strong and breezy as the day goes on. we see future tracker 6 bringing in and out of the picture snow showers up until 7:00 and 8:00. farther south with the warmer hair popping through as well. a little of that showing up on future tracker 6, anywhere from a coating to an inch in the northern tier. and farther north in and around the poconos. 1 to 2 inches. it's a bit of a struggle, with the cool air in place, by 3:00 or so we probably sit there up above freezing in allentown and reading before the

to start us off we have a touch of freezing rain but it's well up to the north near hazelton and hamburg. still just a shower in quakertown and reading as those temperatures still just above freezing but we watch that closely. we have showers in south jersey that are causing some troubles as well on the roads. on route 47, on 55, on route 30 you're getting some of that light rain. let's take a look at the day ahead. lots of clouds today. periods of rain. it's just damp through the morning hours. 70 at 7:00 a.m., it's 39 degrees in the city. at noon it's 42. i'd say from about 1 o'clock to six or 7 o'clock that's when you get the heaviest rain moving through. your high today 45. kind of dreary today and a wet one, tam. >> okay, thank you, karen. >>> and you can always get that seven-day forecast and a live look at stor storm storm t6 double scan radar when you're about to run out the door pick it's all there for you ahead 6abc.com/weather. >>> a new discovery may be tied to anne frank known to generation force her diaries about her two years hiding with her family from the nazis before th

report the structural engineer ron hamburger from sgeh sage reports and many more documents provided to many engineering charts plates demonstrating settlement boardings core photos and other data. after reviewing those documents in december and actually going out to 301 mission and taking a tour of the building going up and down the elevator shafts and more. these consultants sought additional information to further clarify the information in the reports information from the tilt of the building prediction of future settlement stresses due to the settlement gravity earthquake on the support intotal of the building including grade structures and future or additional settlements. those were sent to salon jeffreys and [inaudible] on december 16th. as of yet we have not - ddi reached out to them recently and asked the information be provided to them by friday of this week. >> my understanding is they intend to provide that by friday of this week. >> excellent as soon as we get more information the consultants will have more to report on. of course we will get right back to you with more

you have to look well out to the north and west, near hamburg and pottsville to get any of that freezing rain. let's take a look outside right now and show you what it looks like as sky6 goes outside live went check our current conditions. down the shore and it's a wet one out there right now. it will continue to be wet on and off through the day. 39 degrees the current temperature. the dewpoint is 30t pressure is falling. the winds are calm and the ocean temperature is 40. we do have the concern for freezing rain in the lehigh valley and the poconos until about 10 o'clock this morning in the lehigh valley but all day through the evening hours until 7 o'clock tonight for the poconos. we're not expecting a lot of that but the concern is that we've got the freezing temperatures just near the surface. warmer air up to about 2000, 3,000 feet and that's why we have the concern that once the rain comes down it's going to stick to the frozen surfaces and create kind of an icy glaze out there. not going to happen in philadelphia or south jersey 'cause those temperatures already above freezing. s

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." >> fun at the hamburger stand. >> jimmy: oh, that's right. he kept talking about the hamburger stand. >> yeah. >> jimmy: yeah. >> right. and then -- >> jimmy: they wouldn't stop talking about the hamburger stand. >> that's right. >> jimmy: that's right. >> right. >> jimmy: that was the first draft of that one. yeah. then tom petty. >> and then tom petty. >> jimmy: that was good, yeah. >> with the horses. >> jimmy: yeah, that was good. >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: oh we have to say that one, because he's talking -- >> crazy about horses. >> jimmy: i love it, i love it, i love it. that's my favorite thing. i want to talk to you about cuba. you went with the family to cuba? >> yeah, went for christmas vacation. yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: i wouldn't -- >> yeah, it was fantastic. it was really, really interesting. it was my daughter's idea. and we hadn't been on a family vacation for a while and one of the interesting things about going to cuba is at least our trip was set up. to spend a lot of time with different artists and in artist studios and dancers

report the structural engineer ron hamburger from sgeh sage reports and many more documents provided to many engineering charts plates demonstrating settlement boardings core photos and other data. after reviewing those documents in december and actually going out to 301 mission and taking a tour of the building going up and down the elevator shafts and more. these consultants sought additional information to further clarify the information in the reports information from the tilt of the building prediction of future settlement stresses due to the settlement gravity earthquake on the support intotal of the building including grade structures and future or additional settlements. those were sent to salon jeffreys and [inaudible] on december 16th. as of yet we have not - ddi reached out to them recently and asked the information be provided to them by friday of this week. >> my understanding is they intend to provide that by friday of this week. >> excellent as soon as we get more information the consultants will have more to report on. of course we will get right back to you with more

hamburg and others and others here in the room. bill burns cannot be here today but sends his regards and respect to all of those, especially the honorees. that i remember when the legislation was passed. i was working in this building for senator biden. as i was thinking about it ,oming over, in particular senators nunn and lugar, i was thinking about the exemplars you were and remain of integrity and commitment to ascertain facts , to understand deep-seated challenges in a bipartisan way and internationally cooperative way. leadershipm and your were exemplary, and i think all of us now are hoping something like that to be rekindled as we go forward, as we are a little worried perhaps that may not be the case. grateful to you all for being here and for making this happen. >> the carnegie corporation honor whichthis comes with a $60,000 award for two individuals. in the past, the founding offer was made to none other than did lugar and sam nunn. later, the other? i forget now. today, two other important individuals. but i want to t

her father, arriving in california, right here in sacramento in 1852, having left from the port of hamburg. aboard a ship named perseverance. i just learned that last year. perseverance. , perseveranceit and courage that built our state from the beginning. it's that spirit that will get us through the great uncertainty and the difficulties ahead. it's customary on occasions like this to layout specific agendas, but for the year ahead. six times before here i've done exactly that, with enormous detail. as i have read through the state of the state's beaches, i was amazed at how much all of us have done together. we have increased by tens of billions of dollars the support for our public schools and universities. [applause] we have provided health insurance to over 5 million californians. [applause] we have raise the minimum wage. [applause] we have reduced prison overcrowding and, most important , we have reformed the system of crime and punishment. [applause] it made california world leader in the fight against climate change. we passed the water bond, building up a rainy day fund, closing

her father arrived in california in 1852, having left from the port of hamburg, aboard a ship named perseverance. i just learned that last year. perseverance. it is that spirit of perseverance and courage which built our state from the beginning. and it is that spirit which will get us through the great uncertainty and the difficulties ahead. it is customary on an occasion like this to lay out a specific agenda for the year ahead. six times before from this rostrum, i have done that, and in some detail. and, as i reread those proposals i was really amazed how much all of us have done together. we have increased by tens of billions support for our public schools and universities. [applause] provided health insurance to over five million more californians. raised the minimum wage. [applause] reduced prison overcrowding and reformed our system of crime and punishment. that's really significant. [applause] made california a world leader in the fight against climate change. [applause] passed a water bond. built up a rainy day fund. and closed a huge $27 billion deficit. [applause] and during the last

hamburg, this would not have happened. thank you, david. last, but not least, andrew carnegie was against war and he thought that war was not necessary and there is plenty of competition available for everyone. thatbeled or a polite disgraces the earth and his ambition was to eradicate war and force all conflicts into arbitration. he created the carnegie and it is my delight and pleasure to introduce a distinguished social scientist who has done so much on nuclear nonproliferation. so, thank you. i have learned that it is the parent of a fool to try to follow. acknowledgeedge -- i would just say that i remember when the legislation was passed. i was working with senator biden and i was thinking about coming over. , i wass nunn and lugar thinking about the exemplars you of integrity and commitment to ascertain facts deep-seatednding changes in a cooperative way. your leadership was exemplary and i think we all hope that something like this could be rich and old, as we are worried this may not be the case. i am so thankful for all of this hap

we ate a hamburger and since then we were friends. you can move his eyes. what did you think of each other when you first met? she is crazy like me. i thought she is crazy and i would have a lot of fun. for the short time she is learning german... sometimes it is hard to pronounce some words. that is a famous shopping street. yusra feels settled in germany but she misses syria. she tells me about the day she left. yusra told me the engine had stopped and the overcrowded boat was sinking. so she and her sister had to get out and swim, whilst others bailed water from the boat. after three hours in the water, yusra and the others made it safely to lesbos. from greece they made their way like the thousands of refugees before them and after them to europe. it took them 25 days to get to germany. in brazil, yolande mabika and popole misenga are within reach of the olympics. they are refugees living and training in rio dejaneiro. they both came from one of the areas worst affected during the congolese civil war. when they came to rio in 2013 for the world judo cha

and probablyygo home and have a hamburger. >> thank you. thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you. something to celebrate. because she is guaranteed to take home some hardware. she is receiving the award for outstanding contributiones to the world of entertainment. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> wow. remember punky brewster? it has been 30 years since soleil moon frye became one of the biggest stars. >> she lives right in the heart of hollywood but she is all about being a mom now and by wait, she is totally outnumbered. >> hi, i'm cameron. >> this is my mini-me. what do you want to be when you grow up? >> should haveeseen that coming. and it makes totallsense when your mom is the punky brewster. >> better watch out for her. >> soleil was just eight years old when we first met her in 1984. tv's favorite foster kid is grown up and mom to four kids of her home. >> do you watch the old episodes? >> i finally showed them and then it was embarrassing because my true love started calling me punky everywhere we went. >> married to tv producer jason goldburg, ru

there's the additional freezing rain in allentown, hamburg anticipate berks county and reading and pottstown and quakertown and doylestown is picking up some of this. looks like all rain spotty down in south jersey and delaware, be careful driving around perhaps for icy patches. as we look outside, we have sky6 live hd down the shore looking south along the delaware river, or excuse me along -- we're having a little fun here, along the atlantic ocean, you can see it's not raining all that much down the shore just yet, but it will be later on. the temperature 38 degrees, winds out of the northeast they have been coming out of the northeast overall, but fairly light. actually right now we're reporting calm winds at philadelphia international. in terms of the rain between now and up until the end of the rush hour, it looks fairly light off and on spotty stuff, every now and then a steadier cell, notice in allentown and reading you ever the blue showing up that means the freezing rain continues until 10:00 a.m. in the northern areas. we're probably done with it about 8:00 a.m. around philadelphi

why don't we add saw dust to the hamburgers while were at it? frozen french fries? >> you don't want to save a a bundle? >> not like that. >> were talking about the same great taste, same great taste, while boosting the bottom line. >> it's called a milkshake, ray. real milk. now and forever. >> jimmy: that's what i'm talking about! [ cheers and applause ] and the haircut looks good on you, too buddy. you can pull that off. great acting job. nick offerman, "the founder", is in select theaters now, nationwide friday. we'll be right back with a a performance from kings of leon. stick around ladies and gentlemen. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ taking a holiday in britain, are ya doll? well, the only place you need go... london's got the best of everything. cornwall's got the best of everything. sport sport nightlife nightlife (both) fashion adventure i'm tellin' ya, britain is the only place you really need go. expedia. everything you need to travel britain better. um, i can't have happen what happened (♪)t time... ahem... here's my card. i'm sure you know your profits

." >> fun at the hamburger stand. >> jimmy: oh, that's right. he kept talking about the >> right. and then -- >> jimmy: they wouldn't stop talking about the hamburger stand. >> that's right. >> jimmy: that's right. >> right. >> jimmy: that was the first draft of that one. yeah. then tom petty. >> and then tom petty. >> jimmy: that was good, yeah. >> with the horses. >> jimmy: yeah, that was good. >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: oh we have to say that one, because he's talking -- >> crazy about horses. >> jimmy: i love it, i love it, i love it. that's my favorite thing. i want to talk to you about cuba. you went with the family to cuba? >> yeah, went for christmas vacation. yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: i wouldn't -- >> yeah, it was fantastic. it was really, really interesting. it was my daughter's idea. and we hadn't been on a family vacation for a while and one of the interesting things about going to cuba is at least our trip was set up. to spend a lot of time with different artists and in artist studios and dancers and we went to recording studios. >> jimmy: the music is unbelievable. >> oh,

come here, have a hamburger and plug your car in? >> they are popping up all over time. they all come with a 75 foot cord you can plug into any household. it will charge in 17 hours. you find at commercial places downtown or put them in your garage, a lot of people do, it can charge in two hours. >> much faster, way easier. >> yes. >> i look forward taking a look at the rest of the models. thank you for coming to >>> everybody but available in fleet sales is the easiest way to get through d.c. traffic, the dodge charger hemi police edition. full v-8 power of the hemi, full four-wheel drive to help with the pickup and getting down the road quickly. more importantly, most important feature of all for getting through washington traffic it comes with red and blue light di well, that's it for our time here at the washington auto show. the show continues on through february 5th, so you can come on down. weekends are crowded but weekday afternoons are a great way to beat the crowds and see things faster. if you need any more information about the auto show itself, everything yo

somebody made a tiny hamburger. now the series has been viewed a couple hundred million times. >> reporter: the show shoots on a dollhouse-sized set. >> three cameras huddle around this little stage, filming our food stylist. >> reporter: the stove heated by tealight. >> mini cheese grater, all the cups, pots and pans, everything is a working piece of propping. >> reporter: keeping that authenticity, one of the biggest challenges that comes with cooking tiny. >> a lot of it comes down to sourcing ingredients. if wear using a pepper it needs we'll peel onions back to the right size to fit in the scale of the world. >> reporter: jay says the mesmerizing product is worth the tediousness. >> there's fascination with seeing a recipe made in such ridiculous fashion. >> reporter: the next step, thinking outside the kitchen. one of their latest episodes features a meal cooked on a miniature grill. for all the toonny tiny foodies out there. thanks for watching abc news. as always we are online at abcnews.com and our "nightli

somebody made a tiny hamburger. now the series has been viewed a couple hundred million times. >> reporter: the show shoots on a dollhouse-sized set. >> three cameras huddle around this little stage, filming our food stylist. >> reporter: the stove heated by tealight. >> mini cheese grater, all the cups, pots and pans, everything is a working piece of propping. >> reporter: keeping that authenticity, one of the biggest challenges that comes with cooking tiny. >> a lot of it comes down to sourcing ingredients. if wear using a pepper it needs to look like a tiny pepper. we'll peel onions back to the right size to fit in the scale of the world. >> reporter: jay says the mesmerizing product is worth the tediousness. >> there's fascination with seeing a recipe made in such ridiculous fashion. >> reporter: the next step, thinking outside the kitchen. one of their latest episodes features a meal cooked on a miniature grill. for all the toonny tiny foodies out there. thanks for watching abc news. as always we are online at

i'm going to make take my daughters around to the parties on a leash and probably go home and have a hamburger. >> thank you. thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you. >> oh, merle is certainly going to have something to some hardware. she is receiving the award for outstanding contributions to the wwrld of entertainment. ♪ >> wow. remember punky brewster? it has been 30 years since soleil moon frye became one of tv's biggest stars. but herrlife is very different today. >> she lives in the heart of hollywood, but she's all about being a mom now and by the way, she's totally outnumbered. >> hi, i'm cameron. >> my mini me. what do you want to be when you grow up? >> should haveeseen that coming. and it makes total sense when your mom is the punky brewster. >> you better watch out for her. >> soleil was just 8 years old when we first met her in 1984. tv's favorite foster kid is all grown up now and mom to four kids of her own. >> are some of the kids watching the old episodes? >> i finally showed them and then it was embarrassinggbecause my 2-year-old was calling me punky everywhere we went.

i'm going to make take my daughters around to the parties on a leash and probably go home and have a hamburger. >> thank you. thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you. >> oh, merle is certainly going she's guaranteed to take home . some hardware. she is receiving the award for outstanding contributions to the wwrld of entertainment. ♪ >> wow. remember punky brewster? it has been 30 years since soleil moon frye became one of tv's biggest stars. but herrlife is very different today. >> she lives in the heart of hollywood, but she's all about being a mom no she's totally outnumbered. >> hi, i'm cameron. >> my mini me. what do you want to be when you grow up? >> should haveeseen that coming. and it makes total sense when your mom is the punky brewster. >> you better watch out for her. >> soleil was just 8 years old when we first met her in 1984. tv's favorite foster kid is all grown up now and mom to four kids of her own. >> are some of the kids watching the old episodes? >> i finally showed them and then it was embarrassinggbecause my 2-year-old was calling me punky everywhere we went. >> mar

they decided to name it -- >> hamburger? >> they decided to name the calf diehl, which means heart. >>> the next video comes to us from wildlife aid. someone got a call about a swan out in the middle of the road. it is dark, so the swan is not amused. >> swans in general are not amused about anything ever. >> beautiful, beautiful, but unapproachable. >> and it's snippy. >> come on. >> strap on the straight jacket and take it to the shelter. and look at this, she's flying over here. not happy about it. they give it some food and water. the next morning they go in, the swan is still unamused. >> if they put you in a straight jacket and take you some place you can't leave -- they strap the young signet back up and take it back to where it belongs. >>> there's a lot of fun to be had on the family days out, especially in these videos. this family in guadalajara. dad is using his elder son as a blocker. dad reaches out to this box, places it on the floor, while his entire family blocks the view of everyone. he places the charity b

later, and aars whopping 10 times over budget, but hamburg has proudly unveiled its new concert hall. it is hoped that this will bring in the tourists. the city says it's in the same league as the iconic sydney opera house. german chancellor angela merkel attended an inaugural concert last night. architect also designed berlin's birds nest olympic stadium and the tate gallery in london. let's get you some business news. kate moody is here with the business news. a specific taken look at how donald trump plans to avoid a potential conflict of interest, given that he runs a multimillion dollar business empire. been waiting for months to have some clarity about how he plans to disentangle his affairs. the president-elect insisted that in his new office, he will not formally have any conflict of interest. he is recusing himself from the trump organization, handing over control to is to adult sons and a longtime business associate. he said he will isolate himself so he will only learn about new business deals in the media and not have any direct knowledge of them ahead of time. saying the

they decided to name it -- >> hamburger? >> they decided to name the calf diehl, which means heart. >>> the next video comes to us from wildlife aid. someone got a call about a swan out in the middle of the road. it is dark, so the swan is not amused. >> swans in general are not amused about anything ever. >> beautiful, beautiful, but unapproachable. >> and it's snippy. >> come on. >> strap on the straight jacket and take it to the shelter. and look at this, she's flying over here. not happy about it. they give it some food and water. the next morning they go in, the swan is still unamused. >> if they put you in a straight jacket and take you some place you can't leave -- they strap the young signet back up and take it back to where it belongs. >>> there's a lot of fun to be had on the family days out, especially in these videos. this family in dad is using his elder son as a blocker. dad reaches out to this box, places it on the floor, while his entire family blocks the view of everyone. he places the charity box inside the

i'm going to make take my daughters around to the parties on a leash and probably go home and have a hamburger. >> thank you. thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you. >> oh, merle is certainly going she's guaranteed to take home . some hardware. she is receiving the award for outstanding contributions to the wwrld of entertainment. ♪ >> wow. remember punky brewster? it has been 30 years since soleil moon frye became one of tv's biggest stars. but herrlife is very different today. >> she lives in the heart of hollywood, but she's all about being a mom now and by the way, she's totally outnumbered. >> hi, i'm cameron. >> my mini me. what do you want to be when you grow up? >> should haveeseen that coming. and it makes total sense when your mom is the punky brewster. >> you better watch out for her. >> soleil was just 8 years old when we first met her in 1984. tv's favorite foster kid is all grown up now and mom to four kids of her own. >> are some of the kids watching the old episodes? >> i finally showed them and then it was embarrassinggbecause my 2-year-old was calling me punky everywher

just this week near hamburg, a turbine that had received regular maintenance completely fell apart, cause unknown. in mid-december, this turbine in eastern germany collapsed after a broken part apparently caused harmful vibrations. was the wind too strong or the turbines to old? so far, no one has any answers. we are conducting a thorough investigation to find out which part cause the problem and what conclusions we can draw from this. the informationweek other will help to improve service and maintenance operations in the future. >> there are more than 26,000 wind turbines in germany. sources say each year that one or two accidents happen on average. >> it is bad for our image because everybody sees wind turbines, and when there is damage, it is pretty spectacular and grabs everyone's attention. >> despite all the accidents, no one has been injured so far. to keep it that way, the industry wants to make sure that when farms stay a safe and stable part of the landscape. >> that is all from the business desk for this hour, but plenty of news still to come. i will hand you back to sarah. sa

north of lees port and hamburg is getting snow showers right now and it's still cool enough in the northern areas where you want to slow it down. where there is stuff coming through right now or later today it shuts off and there are slick spots that develop there. satellite 6 along with action radar shows you wide cloud cover around and sun in philadelphia. the farther north and the more clouds you see and the snow showers are possible. there you see the early snow shower that came through during the early rush hour, snow out to the west is tracking not northern tier that is why we expect the lehigh valley and points in that direction affected by this, 35 in philadelphia and currently 29 in allentown and reading and if you do see the snowflakes here they could stick to surfaces and do be careful. could be a rain shower close toward philadelphia than number is going up above freezing, 7 miles per hour wind in philadelphia and 12 in wilmington so do bundle up from you headed out, a milder day tomorrow and another hint of possible precipitation coming later on in the weekend. rick have more o