if we talk about a hamburger, a hamburger is eve and a very important input. when you're talking about things like a box of cereal, it might be a very small input. this comes from the usda. when we buy packaged goods like a box of cornflakes, only 15 to 20 cents of every dollar goes to that raw commodity so any thoughts on where else the money goes? advertising, packaging, processing, labor, real estate, fuel, all very important inputs that go into this. when you get down to it you spend more on packaging than you do on the raw commodities in your box of cornflakes. secret number five. although i don't personally take a stance on whether the commodities market is good or bad, there are people who want to cut the middleman out together -- altogether and buy commodity foods. again if you want to the secret is out there. you can. buy direct from your green market, buy direct from farmers. work with small artisans. there are a lot of things you can do to cut the middleman out of the process. join the csa. again that's only if you want to opt out of buying commodit

now her work is on display for the first time in her native hamburg. officials in scotland now say eight people were killed when a police helicopter crashed through the roof of a glasgow bar on friday night. dozens of others were taken to the hospital with injuries, some of them serious. rescue efforts are still ongoing. the accident came on the eve of saint andrews day, scotland's official national holiday. >> rescue workers examine the wreckage at the city center bar. the true extent of the disaster will not be known until the scene is cleared, but the building is in danger of collapsing, so the recovery work is a painstaking business. >> this is a complex and ongoing rescue operation that will not be quick. it is very complicated, and indeed dangerous. pay tribute to those people from the emergency service who are working in and around the city. >> around 120 people were in the bar. they were watching a concert by a local band when the helicopter fell through the roof. rushed to help the injured while they waited for rescuers to arrive. >> this is a

hamburg took the lead in the 19th minute but they couldn't defend it. >> hamburg have look on their side when the 19th-minute free kick ended up in the net. the ball hit the bar first and could almost count as a goal by vosburgh's keeper. pyramid show missed -- pyramid it was a harsh decision. under what seems like contact. cooldo rodriguez kept his and spotted this kick on to equalize. 1-1 was the halftime score. that is the way it stayed, especially as hamburg missed their best chances in the dying minutes. tabletop face the two autumn cluster saturday. that puts pressure on [indiscernible] win next to standards. >> there is a feel good feeling after two wins in a row. after the 3-2 defeat of bremen last week, they hit the net again. it looks like he could be returning to form after a series of injuries. >> he is getting along fantastically as a person than does a cap s as a an athlete as well. -- as an athlete as well. >> it could be his ticket to a bigger club. he has also played for germany twice. then abby has to prove his mettle against dartmouth who won their last two matches. >>

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are you talking about a hamburger? a hamburger is beef. it's a very important input. when you talk about things like a box of cereal, it might be a very small input. this comes from the u.s. ea. when you buy packaged goods, like a box of cornflakes, only 15 cents to 20 cents actually goes to that raw commodity. any thoughts on whether alpha money goes? advertising, packaging, processing, labor, real estate, steel, all very input that go into this. when you get down to a companies and more and packaging in iraq commodities in in your box of cornflakes. secret number five. although i don't personally take a stand on where the commodities market is good or bad, there are people who want to cut the middleman out altogether and not notifying commodity foods. again, if you want to, the secret is out there. you can buy direct from your green market, buy direct from farmers, work with small artist is. there's a lot of things you can do to cut the middleman out of the process. again, that is only if you want to opt-out of find commodity foods. or to know the option is there if

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they said that's your friend from hamburg. you live close to hamburg. so you probably went to the same fitness center. and once worked with confused when they didn't like my answer so they put me into solitary confinement. are you willing to engage yourself in a debate when you would be pressing not only of war legalisation of cannabis in our land but they can pay me for their ballasts many of those punishments and say united arab emirates well look we've seen what their own situation here first and to is we've seen with the countries that easiest to solve well the countries that you mentioned there it's an even bigger problem and i would be opinion and of the opinion that it is actually union rice to consume what you want so long as it isn't handing order so this is actually a bigger issue and then cannabis is about the suffering that i have over my own body. sigrid laboratory to mccurry was able to build a new most sophisticated robot which on fortunately doesn't give a dollar amount anything turns mission to teach creation why it should care about hu

you're talking about a hamburger, i mean, a hamburger is beef. it's a very important input. when you're talking about things like a box of cereal, it might be a very small input. and, in fact, and this fact comes from the usda, when you buy packaged goods like a box of corn flakes, only 15-20 cents of every dollar actually goes to that raw mod bety. so any thoughts -- commodity. so any thoughts on where else the money goes? [inaudible conversations] >> i'm hearing advertising, paneling. processing. labor. real estate. fuel. all very important inputs that go into this. when you get down to it, you spend more on packaging than you do on the raw commodities in your box of corn flakes. something to think about. secret number five, although i don't personally take a stance on whether the commodities market is good or bad, there are people who want to cut the middleman out altogether, and they want to opt out of buying commodity foods. and, i mean, it -- again, if you want to, secret's out there. you can. buy direct from your green market, buy direct from farmers, work with small

hamburg did not give up. they had twice as many shots on goal as their opponents but failed to capitalize. in the end, they came away empty-handed. >> let's take a look at this weekend's results. you see the victories by augsburg and bremen. in other games, hertha berlin was surprised by schalke. ther a goalless first half, scoring was open in the 57th minute. the visitors added 2 more for a 3-0 win. nuremberg are the only bundesliga team without a victory. in saturday postulate match, i'm frankfurt fell. victory putd-fought them back in first place, but dortmund are just a point behind . in the bottom half, augsburg jumped to 13th place. friberg moved up a notch -- freiburg moved up a notch. sky watchers in parts of the united states, southern europe, and africa had the chance to witness a stunning spectacle today. the rare hybrid solar eclipse was first visible over the atlantic, east florida. later, partial phases were visible from solar -- southern europe. a total eclipse could be seen from africa. the la

they punished a leaky hamburg defense. that leaves the table looking like this after 12 match days. in bavaria voters in a referendum on whether to bid for the 2022 winter olympics have turned down the chabs to join the race for the prestigious event. 1.3 million people were eligible to vote in munich and several surrounding resorts which would have been part of the bid, but a low turnout of around 30% returned a no verdict. many local voices saying -- voicing concern at the potential environmental impact. the outcome dashing organizers' hopes of making munich the first city to host both the summer and winter games. two years ago the city failed in a bid to host the 2018 winter games. joining me now in the studio is our correspondent. does this come as a surprise to you that the people of munich turned down the bid? >> i think it will come as a surprise to anyone who has been to an olympic games or to the world cup in germany. they're very inspiring. germany has been a great host in the past. i think on the other hand, this does play to a sort of trend of german ambivalence to troub

so, do you want a hamburger that's neat or a hamburger that tastes good ? good point. i'll be right back. hey ! what do you think you're doing ? - what's it to you ? - does that hammer belong to you ? - no. - what about the wood ? is that yours ? what's the big deal ? the big deal is, nobody gave you permission to touch any of this stuff. - your mother thinks you're in here studying. - i am. - you could have fooled me. - i was just taking a little break. - who are you anyway ? you sound like a cop. - i'm a friend of your mother's. - so what do you want ? - from you, not a thing. good. you're lucky jamal isn't here today. he'd be real unhappy to see you messing around with his stuff. what were you making anyway ? nothing. just fooling around. i wanted to make things when i was a kid. trouble was, i couldn't hammer a nail straight to save my life. maybe you just didn't have a good teacher. are you kidding ? i had the best. my father could take a piece of wood and turn it into a palace. yeah, my dad's pretty good at that stuff, too. i remember one time i was supposed to b

>> well, lauren, just to specify it's the dutch foreign ministry that sent lawyers here today in hamburgd they have been stressing to the presiding judge and the rest of the judges that although russia has said it doesn't recognize this arbitration process, this is the right place for it to be heard, and they can actually issue orders without the other party, being russia, being present, that is under the law of the seas which russia and other states signed back in the 1980s. russia says it exempted itself from binding decisions. however, we have heard the rulings issued by this court are binding under international law, and now the judge has said probably on november 22nd they'll come back with a decision on what the netherlands have asked for, namely releasing those 30 people and the ship, the sunrise, immediately. >> can think then be enforced? >> well, that's the whole -- that's the whole dilemma here. they have no mechanism for enforcing their decisions. what they hope really will come out of it, both the dutch government and green peace is increased diplomatic pressure from more an

meant i took a picture of it when i got back home i wrote to max hamburgers. asking them why with the clear cut green profile why this is something that was at that point in time as controversial as dull products. he made reference to the film and the lawsuits i wasn't aware of any controversy so i looked into it on the internet. and then told my marketing staff to investigate the matter. i actually received e-mails from other guests while i was doing my search people who had the same opinion. we studied the matter and it made us feel uncomfortable. we asked for an explanation but the swedish office referred to the us office and they never got back to us so we decided to stop selling the product effective immediately. i got an answer from the public relations manager at max he told me they had spoken to dole . and had decided to discontinue little liberation to their apply on my blog along with an image and. all hell broke loose. the big newspapers hated that and suddenly we went from the cultural pages of the newspaper to the business pages and that's what a

we go live to hamburg, germany from the courthouse.ow much authority does this body have to enforce any decision it might make about the 30 green peace activists? >> the court itself here says that it has compulsory jurisdiction, as it puts it, its decisions binding under the united nations convention under law of the sea. that was something signed by russia and many states back in the 1980's and came into effect in the 1990's. now, a legal advisor to green peace in hamburg told me that he does hope that russia will respect any decisions coming out of this court. the presiding judge set a date of the 22nd of this mount for what they're calling provisional measures asked for by the dutch government, namely the immediate release of those activists and the release of the arctic sunrise, the ship itself, and a amount to any josh proceedings. >> we know that green peace international is based there, but why is the netherlands getting involved and what is the argument for releasing them? >> not only is green peace based there, but the arctic

bundesliga, hamburg cruised to victory. the first half finished in stalemate, but hamburg to control in the second half. a 2-1 lead. hanover are now winless in 7. lost.te kickoff, breihman bremen looking dead and buried. had two laters goals. on saturday night, two bundesliga heavyweights slug it out. munichend it was byron leaving them reeling from the home defeat. >> this was a game that came to light in the 56 minutes. to joinmario gupta on the fray. only 10them -- him minutes to justify the switch. a fine effort to open the scoring for byron. >> it's impressive to see a 21- year-old so unfazed. his reaction was perfect. he is a good player and a good person. close.g moments later, they were denied. les in theire hoesl defense which were exploited ruthlessly. two minutes later, the reigning champion finally produce a slick passing move with the deadly end product. 3-0. >> for 80 minutes we held her own with byron. a clash of equals and to the last 10 minutes when we threw the match away. >> the score line, flat or byron,

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. >> plus, in hamburg a group of african migrants who passed through amp dues i lampedusa sae being letown by the european union. >> so iran has agreed to work with the nuclear watchdog for monitoring of its nuclear sites. giving access to an uranium mine at a heavy uranium mine. it happened after talks over the weekend failed in geneva. >> reporter: straight from talk over iran's wasted no time. >> united states of america will into the future, as long as he is president, make certain that we will stand up for and defend our allies in this region against any kind of external threat or attack. >> reporter: days of talks between six major world powers and iran ended on saturday. the goal, how to either suspend or limit tehran's nuclear enrichment. >> the p5+1 was united. there is still a gap between what language pay be appropriate that they're prepared to accept, but the concept that we are all working on we have absolute unity on. >> reporter: analysts say kerry's meetings in the middle east are vital when u.s. relations are strained over syria. >> reporter: in the end, i think secreta

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louisa is in hamburg. louisa, what stood out for you? >> definitely the algae house definitely.y the waterhouses. definitely the soft house as well. we'll tell you about those in a couple of seconds. i would point out it's not an exhibition in the traditional sense of the word, this has been a big r&d type of center that has turned into a city within a city. the people live here. it's residential. they can rent and buy these particular flats. it all has to do with sustainability. the materials used are eco friendly. they are long term, viral, sustainable good for the environment. hamburg part of the innovative products. it's steeper than what the european union has laid out. we've taken a look at what innovations the city can bring. take a look. >>> trail blazing its way to the top of the eco city's list is the largest private real estate venture in human history. this place in south korea is supposed to be $40 billion. it's the largest purpose built metropolis. will the american firm ever recoup its investment? >> up front costs are increased, but on the back side, operating an

>> brought you a hamburger. >> i love hamburgers. did you bring the condoms? >> yeah. >> oh, cool. cool. so what do you want to do? >> whatever you want to do. >> how do you like the backyard? good, good. how are you? why don't you have a seat right over there on the other side, please. what'd you bring? >> oh, it's just some stuff. some hamburgers. please, sit down. would you like a drink? >> no. that's okay. i'm really sorry, sir. >> sorry for what? >> for being here. >> i saw you brought your bag. were you planning on spending the night? >> well, i brought some stuff. because it's a long drive. so if you're gonna stay, whatever. get a hotel. >> or stay the night. >> or stay right here at the house. >> well, the -- that's an option. >> now how old are you? >> i'm 33. >> 33. and this girl you met online here, she told you she was how old? >> she was 13, i believe. >> 13. all right. so 20 years younger than you are. why prey on somebody who says they're 13? >> i didn't. i didn't, sir. >> you did, you did. you talked to a girl who said she was 13. you brought all the stuff. did you

. >> hamburger girl? goodness. oh, my god. you do this all the time >> i need to take this off and get down to your level. >> i'm glad. [all talking at once] the whole point is you do your stuff. you are a cheater. [all talking at once] you fail all that because you break up with me everyday. nobody if you would stay sober. right? why wouldn't you act that way? you act like -- this is what i'm saying. you've been doing it. it don't make sense >> i don't got time for this i will literally bash him with ma my shoe but i'm not going to sit here and look stupid. go ahead. bring me backup. >> kirk: come on. we're just going to get to the truth. no violence on this show. no violence. >> i am the biggest liar in america. thank you. i am a liar. i am a liar but you are still tapping it. >> you live with me. you live with me. why wouldn't i? >> kirk: let me takeover here. welcome to the show. listen. listen. first of all, i will say this: you do look like a lovely couple. >> this is deceiving. if we did not have a fight everyday... hic

. >>> a international court in hamburg has gun hearings relating to green peace activists in russia. rush yank russians won't tan thpart takepart in the hearings. >>> let's get more on this. is this court largery irrelevant do you think? , because the russians say they won't take part in the hearings ananyway. >> not if you leave the dutch delegation, darren, in the last hour or soy the legal team for the dutch foreign ministry has been telling the junction the fact that russias ha not turned up changes nothing. and the court has to ascertain whether the case is grounded in factor law. and whether the court in it's ownman has jurisdiction over it's case. and i will make the case that it does those two points are true. >> they are hoping that the court here in hamburg in the next couple of weeks will esche u a decision on what they are asking for the demand for russia to be they want the court to tell them to release the activists and the arctic sunrise. they want the legal proceedings to stop as well. russia has failed to turn up because it doesn't recognize this arbitration and proc

so i had to eat a lot of hamburgers. the only way i realized there was no way to stay in the u.s. if i wanted to be a entrepreneur so i went back to excellently in columbus in order to pursue any career and i co- founded my first immigrant status. but within a year we had 6 employees i was told i had to leave the country. the - and definitely it's slowing me down. and i was being told to go back to columbia. once you go back to the columbia back in 1999 it was hard to come back. so i was as a entrepreneur not being able to stay here but i feel he fell in love with the love of my life and we had a daughter a week ago. we accelerated our may this and i was able to stay. she ended up being the co co- founder of my business too. this has to do with inhabitation. we went into the largest bank of voice on demand. we we really had a crowd of thousands of people working from home. we enable thousands of americans to get hired we - so not no where your creating video games in russia you want nice voices for that. we have be able to push the american accent and it's enabling thousands of pe

mexican tortillas are now outselling hamburger and hot dog buns.aying $3 billion a year for tortillas compared to $2 billion for hot dog and hamburger buns. salsa now tops ketchup in the condiment department. how about that. >> when i went to school in arizona state we would throw them in the football field. >> no wonder they were sell so many to throw them away like this. the world's largest robot fair is coming to a close. the exhibition hosted 300 companies in tokyo and including robots of all sorts from ones that build cars, dinosaurs, and a row bought that can even swim. pretty cool stuff. stay with us, rebecca is back with weather next. >>grounded. >>real. >>unconventional. >>an escape from the expected. >> while you were asleep, news was happening. >> super typhoon haiyan is thou just a typhoon as it hit a as a gore 5 equivalent. it powered through the philippines. we're seeing devastation now there, and now we're hearing about quite a bit of crime across the philippines as all these places are destroyed and there is no fresh water and food

sports, and whereby immunity is unbeaten in 36 consecutive bundesliga matches, matching the record by hamburg0 years ago. after nicola opened the scoring. thomas mullah put them back at the top of the standings. leverkuseneig beat 1-0. friedberg and to berlin was surprised by -- and frankle is playing against wolfsburg. and bremen faces hanover, dortmund hammered stuttgart. match scored a hat trick for the home side. has won six out of six this season but players in france got a wake-up call early after stuttgart was on the board. they were neatly angled in the corner kick. from then on, it was all dortmund. this was 2-0 at halftime. levindosky scored and he was just warming up, scoring again. he was not through yet, and had three in succession. as if that wasn't enough, levan number six. they were on the heels of bayern munich. >> let's look at the standings. the hard-fought victory put munich back in first place, but dortmund is just behind, followed by leverkusen. braunschweig remains in the cellar after a win over leverkusen and is above nurenberg. vettelula one, sebastian has been pitche

and also catherine web, i think she ate that hamburger and all of the stuff dribbled down and made her a hero. catherine web later tonight. >> find out how you can serve a thanksgiving dinner with fewer than 350-calories. that's tonight after the news. >> a follow-up to a story we brought this morning. this apartment fire is out tonight but several families have been left without a home. firefighters say a man set the building on fire and he admitted to it. jr joan is in alameda tonight and talked with a neighbor of the arson suspect who has lost everything. >> but the water damage and the smoke and the fire from the ceiling and the walls, it's just -- it's taken everything. >> reporter: kennedy is talking about what her apartment looks like almost 20 hours after it went up in flames. holes in the roof, black soot everywhere and walls missing. >> it's a whole another picture now that i can actually see it for myself. first i thought maybe some of the stuff was salvageable, but it's not. >> reporter: her story has been well documented. we talked with her wednesday morning, minutes after