sergeant hamburger leaves behind a 2-year-old daughter, a 13-year-old daughter, and a fiancee. i spoke with his fiancee, candy reagan, a short time ago. everyone wants to know, how you doing? >> i'm -- i'm doing the best that i can do. it's really hard. >> it's hard. >> it's very hard. and something that i never thought would ever happen to us. >> how are the girls? what have you told them? >> my 2-year-old, she's 2, she just knows that everybody's unhappy, and my 13-year-old is absolutely devastated. she can't stop crying, it's just -- it hurts all of us. this entire family, every single one of us. all of his close friends. >> you had -- this was his first tour. he had only been there a week. >> yes. >> when was the last time you saw him? >> i seen him in july for four days. and i -- before this happened. >> you said for four days in july, and then before that, when? >> on skype for two days -- or two days before this happened. >> he had told you that he would be out of touch. he told the family, because he was -- because of a mission, something that he was working on, right?

military officials with knowledge of the operation say hamburger's mission was to deliver u.s. commandos targeting a taliban commander. his brother says he always put others before himself. >> pat, you know, was always -- he was the guy that was always looking out for everyone around him. and i've got a twin brother too. and he was always taking care of us and getting himself into bad situations to make sure that he had taken care of us. and he just -- he was selfless. he didn't worry about him half as much as he worried about everyone else. and you could have been a complete stranger and if he could help you, he would have done it. >> the sergeant's stepfather says hamburger joined the guard when he was 18, and planned to propose to the mother of his 2-year-old daughter when he returned to the u.s. >>> treasury secretary tim geithner joins a conference call with representatives of other g-7 countries tonight to discuss the fallout from the u.s. credit downgrade. despite mounting criticism of geithner, the white house says he will stay on the job. cnn's athena jones joins us fr

. >> reporter: the popular hamburger meat alternative is under fire.hat the centers for disease control has linked it to one death in california and six other cases throughout the country. >> does it concern me? yes, certainly. >> reporter: health officials have been searching for the source of the outbreak since march. but as of tonight, there's still no recall. >> this is an ongoing investigation and we haven't got our arms completely around it yet. >> reporter: but a report says health officials have found three different sources of tainted turkey just none that they link to this variety. >> they've tasted specific brands, they should let consumers know that. >> reporter: but cecilias says but policy he can't say. >> we remove it from the shelves if we find a specific brand. >>> according to the center's disease control at least 40,000 cases are reported each year. symptoms usually start as diarrhea, fever and abdomen cramps. about 400 people mostly young children and the elderly die each year from severe cases. >>> auto makers reported gains while

. >> reporter: the popular hamburger meat alternative is under fire. now that the centers for disease control has linked it to one death in california and six other cases throughout the country. >> does it concern me? yes, certainly. >> reporter: health officials have been searching for the source of the outbreak since march. but as of tonight, there's still no recall. >> this is an ongoing investigation and we haven't got our arms completely around it yet. >> reporter: but a report says health officials have found three different sources of tainted turkey just none that they link to this variety. >> they've tasted specific brands, they should let consumers know that. >> reporter: but cecilias says but policy he can't say. >> we remove it from the shelves if we find a specific brand. >>> according to the center's disease control at least 40,000 cases are reported each year. symptoms usually start as diarrhea, fever and abdomen cramps. about 400 people mostly young children and the elderly die each year from severe cases. >>> auto makers reported gains

we're bringing new hamburger joints and we are bringing burning man. i want to thank the burning and project for being on the edge of creative culture. you represent with the greatest partnerships are about, what happens when you bring the public and private sectors together. i know this project will be reaching out to children in the tenderloin. and want to thank you for doing that. i also want to thank burning man for one of the quality we like here in san francisco -- one other quality we like here in san francisco -- experimentation. a few blocks away from here, we have been experimenting with what it means to close market street, to take back parking spaces for parkland. i want to thank the transit advocates here. hats off to burning man because you are leading the way. without further ado, it is my honor to introduce one of the founders of the burning man project. where is larry harvey? come on up. [applause] >> i did not want to speak to the "post." i am not here as the founder of burning man. i am representing the burning man project, a new non

they have started their new season with the titleholder's facing off against hamburg. there is a lot on his plate this season. players are quite young, so he will have to help his team found that delicate balance of discipline and high energy. the team is still riding high from last season and they're also ready for new challenges. >> be successful, passionate, and young players are the fan favorite spirit and more in demand than ever. in may, they swept aside the competition to clinch the title. for the young squad, it is now a reality appear in >> it was an incredible feeling that you will always remember. that was in the past, and we're looking for the future. you want to bring out the best in ourselves. >> they are sticking to the tried and tested formula. the youngest player in the squad. an average age of 24 years. he will feel the youngest team. >> we have a lot in common in our young team. you can do that a lot more with younger players because we did better as a group. but you can also have a great chat with the older ones and they help you whenever you need s

homemade weapon in the prison's exercise yard >> i multimillion-dollar lawsuit against a car wash hamburgis accused of mistreating its employees and not paying them proper wages it required employers to show up on time but were not permitted to clot in until they had all low enough customers to handle which is illegal the city had a contract with the business in 2008 and paid them $500,000 over the year it is unclear if this is a violation of the contract until it is all sorted out the city will continue to use the car wash >> is 5:22 a.m. this great friday not traffic backups to talk about how we will keep you posted on the kron 4 morning news @p@po' once i get these little white pieces off you. how many do i have? more than you think. [ female announcer ] you can't pass mom's inspection with lots of pieces left behind. that's why there's charmin ultra strong. its diamondweave texture is soft and more durable versus the ultra rippled brand. so it holds up better for a more dependable clean. fewer pieces left behind. you sure clean up nice. yes i do. [ female announcer ] we all go. why no

at a red light. 293-year-old suspect opened -- 23-year-old suspect opened fire at an in and out hamburger. >> he had no contact with the person who shot him and jeremy had no indication he was in danger in any way. this was an as nation by somebody. -- assassination by somebody. >> police shot and killed the 23-year-old suspect. the suspect did leave a suicide note but it does not explain how or why he wanted to take his own life. >>> they are trying to make sense of a deadly ram paint. friends and family came together for a vigil for the man who was killed by a gunman. he ran home and shot five people and then shot two other people and one person survived. police later killed that suspect in a gunfight. back here in the area pg&e. said the work is not expected to affect gas service but customers may smell gas as the lines are vented. the testing of 15 two miles of pipeline was taking longer than anticipated and was taking longer than had hoped. there is new evidence they understood how dangerous it was before the pipelines deadly explosion. two months before the explosion they briefed th

. >>> finally this half hour, what do you get when you take a hamburger and place it between a glazed? get ready, there we are, our favorite story of the day. >> the not so gourmet concoction but we can't seem to stop talking g out this is being served at the new york state fair in syracuse. wsyr's lee isaacson got a look at how it comes to life. >> reporter: it's the ultimate brunch. a breakfast glazed doughnut stuffed with a cheeseburger lunch. >> the big kahuna burger with the works. this year's state fair delicacy features a central new york favorite. a doughnut fresh out of the harrison bakery oven. but they seem to be adjusting. baking, frying, flipping, and most importantly, glazing the burgers' buns. do we like our burgers extra sweet? how are we supposed to do this? another layer, you think? and once that all-important sugar-coating is done -- >> split it with a knife and there's your top and bottom to your roll. >> reporter: the doughnuts are warmed on the grill and topped with a quarter-pound patty. >> it's definitely a couple-napkin sandwich. >> reporter: it's loaded with

among those killed in the helicopter crash, nebraska national guardsman patrick hamburger. the 30-year-old sergeant was deployed to afghanistan just a week ago. military officials with knowledge of the operation say hamburger's mission was to deliver u.s. commandos targeting a taliban commander. his brother says he was always there putting others before himself. >> pat, you know, was always -- he was the guy that was always looking out for everyone around him. and i've got a twin brother too. and he was always taking care of us and getting himself into bad situations to make sure he had taken care of us. and he just -- he was selfless. he didn't worry about him half as much as everyone else. you could have been a complete stranger and if he could help you, he would have done that. >> he joined the guard when he was 18 and planned to propose to the mother of his 2-year-old daughter when he got back to the u.s. other troops as their families are notified, michael strange, 25 years old from philadelphia, a navy s.e.a.l. >> he was intense. he was funny. he had that dry humor, l

anywhere, usa -- [laughter] are served alongside an asian protein like pig, chicken, adobo or a hamburger patty topped with graff ri and a -- gravy and a fried egg, a dish to remedy what has been the hamburger's most obvious defect, not enough egg. [laughter] sugar plantation workers shared food at lunchtime swamping noodles for korean spare ribs and bread. that hat of hodgepodge was passed down evolving the plate lunch now served at diners, drive-ins, and lunch trucks. in 1961, the late established the rainbow drive-in where i bought my lunch. he was an army cook with the 100th infantry battalion. the mostly hawaiian born japanese american volunteer soldiers in the 142nd regimen combat team served segregated troops in europe and africa in world war ii becoming the most famous group and being named the purple heart battalion. their argument was that they were americans, not as the u.s. government classified them and their families enemy aliens. rainbow drive's men knew offering hot dogs, mahi-mahi-reads like a list of what america should be like, a neighborly mishmash, president obama men

. >> reporter: 30-year-old patrick hamburger was a sergeant in the nebraska air national guard. he is survived by his fiancee and 2-year-old daughter. and army reserve specialist spencer duncan, just 21, served as door gunner on the chinook. and the next difficult step for the families of the fallen is to wait for the bodies of their loved ones to be flown back here to american soil. carl? >> and, thanh, as the nation tries to get over the shock of the attack, is there any indication at all as to when the remains might be coming back stateside? >> reporter: well, it will be most likely in the next few day, probably within this week. but so far, military officials haven't even released the names or the full list of the names of the fallen yet. carl? >> thank you, thanh. >>> tensions are high tonight in london one day after the streets there erupted in anger and flames when a police protest spun wildly out of control. authorities are now breathing a sigh of relief as people appear to have heeded calls for calm. our report tonight from nbc's martin fletcher. >> reporter: london's w

hunted cabman's and outbuildings in the area >> the 10 months drawl in texas is taking in losses hamburge agriculture has taken that the biggest at par on cotton hey wheat over 90 percent of texas is under extreme drought conditions there is doubt there will not be a winter wheat crops >> dow jones down 333 points right now it is getting close to the 11,000 mark partner with the other big story we're following a police ban off is in its second day in a hotel that is right next to 580 the standoff continues a man is holed up in the ballroom with the gun and his girl friend. [ male announcer ] get ready for the left lane. the volkswagen autobahn for all event is back. right now, get a great deal on new volkswagen models, including the jetta, awarded a top safety pick by the iihs. that's the power of german engineering. hurry in and lease the jetta s for just $179 a month. ♪ visit vwdealer.com today. guilty. [ cheers and applause ] i'm here with the defendant. sir, the plaintiff claims she changed her travel plans, paid the difference in airfare, but you added a 150-dollar change fee. oh, b

and you live very close to the hardees hamburger chain. >> rose: indeed i do. there is one in my home town right now in henderson. >> good. >> rose: you call him "coach," and always have. why do do you that? >> well, he-- he wants to be a coach. that's what-- that's the main reason i call him coach. >> rose: he is. >> he probably thinks he is, but i let him speak to that. but i have nicknames for a number of owners. i call dan rooney crash. i call him crash because he crashed his airplane one time. but crash and coach are just automatic for me. >> well, i will respond to that by saying certainly one of the things that inspired me to be in the nfl was football, period. it wouldn't have been baseball for me. it wouldn't have been another sport. but i really thought when i knot out of school that coaches weren't going to get there the way i needed to get there financially. so greed in that sense got me here. >> rose: so you've made a lot of money. >> well, the bottom line is if i had known i would be paying coaches what i'm paying them today i would have gone into

let me tell ya, the portobello mushrooms outside of the hamburger has the texture of meat, fantastic.n you buy them, light brown all the way around. very important. but what's more important is they have to be thick and you see the slip? how it turns over? that's also very important. if it's flat and breaks that up means it's been stored around for way too long. and when you grill them, put it on the grill cavity side first then flip it over, salt and pepper for two or three minutes and that's it. if you want to take it up a little more, in the cavity here add some cheese so it melts and put it between two pieces of bread. that's a sandwich. i'm tony tantillo, your fresh grocer. with today's tip of the day, portobello with a recipe. ciao. >>> coming up on the special edition of cbs 5 news at 4:30 tonight, dire numbers on the state's dropout rate and some of the most alarm failures are right here in the bay area. we are going to have more on that beginning tonight at 4:30 and immediately following the cbs evening news, then at 5:00, of course, 49ers, saints, kick off. we got the pre-ga

we're bringing new hamburger joints and we are bringing burning man. i want to thank the burning and project for being on the edge of creative culture. you represent with the greatest partnerships are about, what happens when you bring the public and private sectors together. i know this project will be reaching out to children in the tenderloin. and want to thank you for doing that. i also want to thank burning man for one of the quality we like here in san francisco -- one here in san francisco -- one other quality we like here in

slowdown for the west bound ride there was a report of a hit-and-run accident out near treasure island hamburged like a stall when lanes are not block they did turn the metering lights on early this morning we are seeing slow traffic moving up the incline. whe it is now a 14-15 minute ride your ride to the san mateo bridge problem free there was a stall reported but we have shoulders on both sides so there is no backup of traffic. golden gate bridge and less fog than yesterday . 101 southbound nearly 380 and s f old there's a report of a multi vehicle crash the latest update from a highway patrol everything is on the other shoulder no delays southbound. made we're keeping our eyes on wall street and we had arise in unemployment may it could be the verizon workers that were out on strike night there are now back to work had. >> we are also keeping our eyes on apple stock. stock is down $6 a share fo. >> a live look at the bahamas as i remit works airways role it is making its way through the to the east coast it will be the first major hurricane to hit there are in seven years. a quick death da

. >>> reporter: hot dogs, hamburgers, bacon. americans love to eat red meat. >> how many times a week would you say do you eat red meat? >> probably three or four. >> we love our red meat. it's part of our diet for sure, yeah. >> reporter: a new study from the harvard school of public health finds a strong association between eating red meat and type 2 diabetes. >> the kinds of fat in meat and the amount of salt in meat especially processed meat both of these seems to have an effect on metabolism in such a way that people are more prone to develop diabetes. >> reporter: the study tracked the eating habits and health of nearly half a million men and women some for as long as 20 years. those who regularly ate red meat even small portion about the size of a deck of cards had a 19% increased risk for diabetes. the risk jumped to 51% for those who ate processed meat like bacon or sausage even for portions half that size. preventing diabetes comes down to healthier choices. >> if you want want to avoid diabetes, especially if you have

it ended at hamburg. in world war room in one, people did not like it.they thought it was -- world war i, people did not like it. they thought it was too german. >> there are two in bayview hunters. . there is one that treasure island then there is one out there. -- there are two in bayview hunters poitn. -- point. >> they said, we will rename all of the streets. they decided to name them after spanish explorers, which was controversial. they compromised. some of the streets are named after an indian place in yosemite. >> they had the number of streets already put in, nice and simple. they wanted to name the other ones, and they wanted to name all of the east-west one's with explorers -- ones with explorers. there was a big complaint about the spanish names. a few of them they kept. these are the park side cottages. as early as 1908, they had a textbook and they said, you can build as cottage. we will give you the plans. take it away. we think about it later, but they were doing it early. >> this is a placard from one of those cooky cutter homes. we talk

drawn the group home we're told in hamburg joining them there will be a great side and irishmen shamrock rovers. elsewhere like much of my school plays belgium team on the left to a greek side and also an outreach at some group al the group stage takes all form back to tampa. as staying in monaco where champions they win as boss of the europa league title holders porto are going head to head in the super cup clash tonight both already looking for their second trophies this season after winning their respective domestic supercuts thirty something far so same here beating around the tree to the title last week twice here of being cup winners in the past three seasons the catalans keep all those favorites of course although making their goals appearance here and look forward to repeating their previous success which dates back to ninety seven. when not here to go and the truth is we're winning this will happen at the end of this era sit down and say we'll do this and we're. it's doesn't and i don't consider myself as somebody who wins. one a lot over the years was going to look at many many

we are bringing small businesses and new new hamburger joipts. -- joints.e are bringing burning man. >> the burning man project includes classrooms, galleries and space for gathering and ceremonies. >> drivers using state route 238 or mission boulevard will face 15 to 20-minute delays as road construction there gets underway. starting tonight after 7:00, cal trans plans to work at the railroad crossing between stevenson boulevard and los palmos oaf. -- los-palmas avenue. the closures will be in affect throughout the weekend. they hope to have the work completed by 6:00 on monday morning. >>> what is in store weather wise this weekend? let's check in with spencer christian for that. >> driving might not be a great idea. thick fog is pushing inland across the bay. this afternoon as we can see on the satellite image we have fog along the coastline. the low clouds and fog pushed locally across the bay, and we had a shallow marine layer this afternoon. we had a weak marine influence which means temperatures were on the rise. it was much warmer in virtually all l

. >> reporter: china's new middle class is feasting on it, from juicy steaks and hamburgers to stir-frynd even the colonel's secret recipe but there's a problem, china's approximately the same size as the united states but its land has to support four times the population, 1.3 billion people. year after year of drought led to severe water shortages and that means trouble for a country trying to raise an expanding number of livestock. china's hunger is a boom to u.s. farmers. >> i don't think your average consumer realizes how much is going over to china and how important that market is for the u.s. economy. when something happens in china, it directly affects my farm and our grain prices. >> reporter: china's move up the global food chain impacts american consumers, too. the department of agriculture warns grocery prices will rise up to 4% this year. the communist leadership's latest plan includes increasing military spending, increasing the structure from starvation to plenty within the memory of a single family. >>> coming up later on "the early show," the comeback of joplin, missouri

little bit of olive oil, salt and pepper and then take them out and put them in your salad or a hamburger onions still such a staple in so many recipes. i'm tony tantillo, your fresh grocer. and always remember to eat fresh and stay healthy. they are so good, you can eat them just like this. oh, i dropped one but i'll pic it up. hold on. just kiddin! >>> do not send in the clowns. a joke was on two robbers who robbed a jewelry store. they threatened store workers with guns. they stripped the display case clean of precious stones. here's the punc line, it was all fake jewelry. because of the economy, businesses are using fakes in their display cases. >>> that's it for the cbs 5 news at noon. due to preseason football there won't be a 5:00 or 6 p.m. newscast. the next local newscast is on the wb at 10 and cbs 5 at 11. see you at 10.

patrick hamburger of nebraska had been planning to propose to his girlfriend. aaron carson vaughn leaves behind a wife and two young children. his baby girl, born just weeks before he was deployed. >> he was such a good boy and he loved his country enough to put his life on the line. >> reporter: the mission was just one of dozens of operations u.s. special forces carry out every week in afghanistan. an investigation is under way to figure out how and why this time it ended in tragedy. >> we're going to question something, why was it a chinoook? the chinoook helicopters are big, lumbering, noisy, not the black hawk, getting in and out quickly. >> reporter: u.s. forces recovered the wreckage of the helicopter sunday, along with the remains of the troops. their bodies will be flown to dover air force base in delaware later this week for a somber homecoming. the u.s.-led coalition intends to rely more heavily on special ops missions as it draws down the number of combat troops over the next three and a half years. >> jay dow in washington, thank you. >>> residents

if hamburger is found -- if e.a hamburger product or a ground turkey product, it cannot be shipped, but kargil frankly did nothing wrong if e. coli -- if salmonella was in that ground turkey. they can ship it. the only time they need to recall it is if it poisons and kills people, and that's government policy. it's a strange quirk in usda fsis rules. >> how well trained are these inspectors looking at these plants supposedly trying to keep us safe? >> fsis has an amazing cadre of great inspectors. the problem is that these bugs, salmonella, e. coli, campylobacter, not something you can see, taste or smell. you have to test for it and have a zero tolerance for it. it really should be that pathogenic bacteria, similar to the e. coli 104 found in europe that killed 50 people and sickened 4,000, those bugs should simply be against the law to be in our food product, and a quirk is that those sorts of bugs are allowed in our meat supply, but on the other side of the government, at the fda side, if the same bug was found

to be just like you're still introduce the real estate or hamburgers private prisons rely on anti immigrant not that guarantee them access to fresh and here's how they do joining me now to talk more about this issue is the founder and director of sun tom a x. axle wall folk or folk cabaletta axel welcome to the program. thank you thank you so much for having me on i know i'm mangling the name of your organization could you please say it for me. it's called went from me with translates to count me in order tell me your story ok so can you break down for us what we're seeing going on in this for profit and war against immigrants. yeah definitely well what's happening is after as ten seventy was passed last year and we saw the whole to be nationwide we wanted to dig deeper our supporters and them asked us to look into it to really really scratch the surface of what this law was about and what we discovered with a web a web of interest monetary interest principally and a web of political interests that kind of converge and created these laws designed to put immigrants behind bars for profit it

young patrick hamburger was going to propose when he got back. had just gotten engaged. his brother trying to remain stoic. >> everyone hears about it happening, you know, happen to us. >> and kimberly vaughn who had just given birth to a daughter eight weeks ago with her husband at her side she got the terrible word on saturday. >> i just fell to my knees. there's just -- the energy everything, just drops out of you. i just remember saying no no. >> at the wave church in virginia beach near where s.e.a.l. team 6 is based, prayers for those lost and those left behind. the remains of the fallen heroes will be returned to dover air base tomorrow. kimberly vaughn will be there to meet that plane load of grief, clinging to the pride in her husband's selfless service to help her through. i'm martha raddatz for "nightline" in washington. >> a series of painful good-byes to come. >>> finally tonight, remarkable scenes from london where hundreds of rioters and lootd

reporter: name a meat product and china's new middle-class is feasting on it, from juicy steaks and hamburgers fries and even the colonel's secret recipe. but there's a problem. >> china's approximately the same size as the united states but its land has to support four times the population-- 1.3 billion people. year after year of drought has led to severe water shortages and that means trouble for a country trying to raise an expanding number of livestock. cattle, like the ones on this chinese farm, need feed and a lot of it. each animal goes through several pounds of corn and soy a day and increasingly that feed is imported directly from the u.s. china used to export soybeans, but now it's reversed that trend, snapping up more than half of america's soy exports for the past three years. it will soon be the same story with corn. china's hunger is a boom to u.s. farmers. >> i don't think your average consumer realizes how much is going over to china and how important that market is for the u.s. economy. >> reporter: jim call's family has been growing soybeans on this same 3,000 acres in madiso

patrick hamburger. and bryan nicholol 30 american troops were killed in this incident.behind at least 13 widows and 21 children who lost their fathers on the deadliest day for the u.s. in this, the tenth year of the war in afghanistan. jake tapper, abc news, the white house. >>>>nd we are thinking of them and praying for their families tonight. >>> thanks for watching. diane will be back tomorrow. don't forget to check out "nightline" later and i'll see you in the morning on "gma." have a good night. >>> breaking news from oakland on the murder of a 3-year-old boy. police deliver on a promise to solve the crime quickly. >> tonight how a down turn in the stock market could be a homeowner wind fall if you qualify. >>> a local man crashes in on the price of goltd. wisdom of selling family jewel autos the san francisco mayor gets put to the test for the first time on the campaign trail. >> good evening, everyone. i'm carolyn johnson. >> a big break in the east i bay tonight. police just arrested two murder suspects. >> and they're accused of the shooting death of a 3-year-o

hamburger helper has six delicious flavors, like lasagna. hamburger helper.or activia selects in paris we discovered the inspiration for a totally new yogurt. activia selects french so silky and smooth with lots of juicy fruit. then our search took us to beautiful greece and this thick and creamy greek yogurt, so rich and full of flavor. it was a grueling trip! try new activia french and greek yogurt. a world of great new tastes. >>> good morning to you. i'm laura garcia-cannon. protesters are protesting an airline that kicked a student off a flight for wearing saggy pants. they'll deliver a petition with 40,000 signatures to the us airways ticket counter. they asked him to pull up his pants before walking down the aisle of the airplane. he refused to do it until he got to his seat. he was kicked off the plane. in the process, a police officer was injured. no criminal charges will be filed against marvin, but his lawyer says he plans to sue the airline for racial discrimination. >>> 9:26 right now. >>> welcome back. just before 9:28, the low clouds are still

and they will just take it sometimes and not other times, you knono my grandma might take an extra hamburger for night that dinner and said, it's okay, i'll take an extra statin. >> reporter: so, the fda will have to decide. it will be a hard sell. other drug companies have tried to get over the counter approval for their statins and have failed many times. >> so many people watching this very closely. and you dug into the numbers about how much do you save when a drug goes generic? >> reporter: generally, it's about 60%. it a significant savings. >> a lot of money. sharyn, thanks. >>> late today, we found a aury in texas found warren jeffs guilt of child sex assault. jeffs, who acted as his own attorney, was convicted on charges involving two young girls in his fundamentalist church. his remote compound in texas, as you may remember, was raided three years ago. >>> we turn overseas tonight and to word of a massacre under way this evening. as many as 2,000 may have tied in syria already. more than 100 in just the last 24 hours. so many people there pushing for democracy. and as we know, what

coming up, should white people be made into tasty hamburgers? sherrod discusses his new book. and can beluga whales rock out? of course they can. >>> should the non-gay get their own day, or is a party for straight more like it. a place in brazil they have called for an annual heterosexual pride day. the author of the bill says it is, quote, not anti-gay, but the privileges of the gay community that the gay community enjoys. he knows it is held on one of the main thoroughfares while the march for jesus is not allowed on the same avenue. a brazilian gay rights group criticized the bill saying it would promote violence. therefore this must be discussed in the lightning roooound. y lightning round. >> that was funny. roooound. >> you know you have been on this show while we have done that, and you never remember it. >> i never remember, r ooooooun. >> hopefully we have a lot of viewers that are surprised every time. >> the joke is so silly. we are doing a lot of quick stories so let's make the entrance really long. >> i never got that before. >> now jill is starting to laugh. >>

the chief says the 23-year-old opened fire at a nearby in and out hamburger. >>> the person had no contact with the other person and jeremy had no indication that he was in danger in any way. this was an assassination by somebody. >> police shot and killed the suspect after a confrontation and the suspect did leave a suicide note. >>> in ohio, the small town is trying to make sense of a deadly rampage. family friends and even strangers came together to hold a candlelight vigil for a gunman. the show his gun and one of the victims survived. police later killed the suspect in a gunfight. >>> the north bay brewing company is trying to keep a marine state park open. one of palm's favorites is one of four parks set to close within a year because of budget cuts. last year the cost to deep open was 750,000 dollars. the park generates $500,000 and could be operated to break even and even if it doesn't he is willing to cover the balance. >> that is nice. sometimes it is hard to if the a camp sight and i am surprised they are not doing better. >> some people think it is tough and then they don't cal

he told npr he wanted a solution to the argument over the debt ceiling and a hamburger, a rare treatthis food-conscious white house. he got both, the debt ceiling deal and the hamburger, when he treated his senior staff to lunch yesterday. for some of the people who voted for barack obama in 2008, voters he'll need again in 2012, the president is no longer the candidate of hope and change. will an older, grayer obama reach them again? >> he is obviously not going to be perceived as this new tour deforce but a battle scarred veteran. >> reporter: well, battle scarred for sure and as the president said to his big birthday bash, you know, i promised you hope and change, but not tomorrow. erica? >> bill, we mentioned there would be a small party for close family and friends. what else is planned for the big day? >> reporter: not too much. the schedule is there is that party and camp david for the weekend. >> bill plante at the white house, thanks. >>> still ahead this morning, the slam bang moment is amazing enough but what happened next, well, that will really leave you at a loss for wo