is not is something that you will slap on the grill. >> for us to create this size berger, we had towith a very large a scale engineering program of welding to actually create a jig that will actually spend a berber so that we can flip it over. >> when we go to flip this thing every time the still starts flexing and bowling, and it starts hopping in the greenest starts. >> currently, the record holder is in canada for 590 lb. burger. >> we are hoping this independence day we can bring the record for the world's largest hamburger back to the u.s.. >> this is something that has never before been achieved is moments ago when they flip it once again the burger was just not done but i will be waiting. at the alameda county fair, jeff pierce with kron4 news. >> a rain delay could not stop some offensive firepower from the giants. after a delay that lasted more the 2 1/2 hours, miguel hit a grand slam. and barry kitkat--pitched six scoreless innings. the giants won nine out of their last 11 games. the diamondbacks were able to keep pace with the giants in the nl west. kristy young had three

rachel stassen-berger in m.p. with the starr tribune and susan urahn here in washington with the pew center on the states. thank you. >> ifill: now, an exhaustive new report reveals nearly two hundred educators cheated to boost student test scores in atlanta-- a problem that has surfaced in school districts across the country. the georgia investigation, commissioned by governor nathan deal, found results were altered on state curriculum tests by district administrators, principals and teachers, for as long as a decade. educators literally erased and corrected students' mistakes to make sure schools met state- imposed testing standards. and it found evidence of cheating in 44 of the 56 schools examined for the 2009 school year. the "atlanta journal constitution" has been digging to the inconsistencies for more than two years. reporter heather vogell joins me now. welcome, heather. so tell me, how did all of this surface? you have been spending a lot of time reporting on this? >> yes, we first wrote about suspicious

. >> to grill this massive berger take some serious preparation. >> we figure it will take about 10 hours to cook. we have calculated how much the meet will look down, the bread, how much confidence. she is a mathematical question. >> a burger that weighs more than 600 lbs. is not something that you would just slap on the grill. >> for as a decent level of creating this size berger, we had to come with a large scale engineering programs of steel and welding and actually create a jig that will actually spend the burgers so we can turn it over. >> fleet it will take more than a giant statue of. >> when you go to split this thing, every time it will start to flex and hop, and the grease at starts up. >> 1, 2, 3. >> real nice. >> curley the record holder is in canada for a 590 lb. burger. >> we are hoping this independence day we can bring this record for the world's largest hamburger back to the old red, white, and blue. >> just moments ago when they said it once again, the burger is just not quite done. but i will be waiting. at the alameda county fair, jeff pierce with kron4 news. >> still

and state-of-the-art equipment to help get more pot to market faster for younger growers like joey berger. >> this sound that we're hearing, this noise, this is the noise of an industry here, yeah. the twister is the leading cannabis trimming machine on the market today. it can turn the workforce of five into the workforce of 30 or more. and it's revolutionizing the way medical cannabis collectives process. and they're able to save money, and they're able to pass those savings on to their patients. >> montgomery: growers at farms berger works with are careful to say all this pot is headed for medical marijuana patients and dispensaries, and not the black market. but it's been getting harder for local law enforcement to tell the difference. that's why, last year, mendocino county launched an unusual program. sergeant randy johnson was put in charge. >> well, it's new territory. none of us had ever done anything like this. it's not even all the way legal. i mean, it's legal in our county. >> montgomery: johnson used to bust local pot growers; now, he's working with them. >> 'morning. >> goo

my name is cole berger, a local musician and deejay. i've known debbie a long time from san jose and actually deejayed for her in her house, actually, and had a projector on to the walls. two points i wanted to speak about were one, the way they were doing that aside from it being an interesting tech savvy way of providing somewhat of a live deejay with music for people from a mow motorors standpoint or deejay -- promotors standpoint or deejay standpoint, it kind of took a lot of the social aspect of it out of it. so while it was kind of interesting in some ways, i was having a hard time getting people to come down and support her business and support the music we all love because standing and sitting in a bar and listening and stuff when you hear something you like or you want to have a conversation with music with the deejay you can't do that if you're just a two dimensional thing on the wall. so that, while again it is interesting they did that kind of took away from the atmosphere of having a live deejay. so i hope that you can gran

>> chairman mccaskill, members of the subcommittee, i am larry walker, president of the louis berger group. i appreciate the opportunity to provide perspectives on the highway project and our observations concerning reconstruction projects in afghanistan. it is an international consulting firm of approximately 3000 employees around the world. we provide expertise including engineering, program and construction management, and economic development services. many projects are carried out in some of the most challenging regions of the world. obg first began working in afghanistan in the 1970's and was one of the first to enter afghanistan after the september 11 attacks. i worked mainly with restructuring of the afghanistan infrastructure. we have provided nearly 40 house jobs to afghanistan people and trained thousands more. we have constructed more than 90 schools. the improved road network has dramatically decreased transit times, which has spread economic development along the road corridors and provided access to education and health care. i have traveled them myself and i can say t

eighteenth toward a front stage with his career so it takes the sprinters green jersey well thomas berger as you said it's the leaders yellow jersey. and finally beach volleyball zwolle story is making a stop in the russian capital this week the moscow venue is just one of eighteen worldwide locations on the competition calendar this year but is considered among the best and with more is from one costly for. this is just the fourth time moscow is hosting the beach volleyball grand slam however it's already become one of the top stops on the world tour with a prize fund of six hundred thousand u.s. dollars organizers on the russian side have been virtually unchanged from the tournaments inception perhaps that's the reason this event continues to evolve and attract the world's top talent with her for a better location and with a better. better way and you'll go for parts which are. visible for a stick of butter for the players on their i would say that this is because the ball while russian players both men and women are still considered up and coming in beach circles exposure to groups of

>> chairman mccaskill, members of the subcommittee, i am larry walker, president of the louis bergerhe opportunity to provide perspectives on the highway project and our observations concerning reconstruction projects in afghanistan. it is an international consulting firm of approximately 3000 employees around the world. we provide expertise including engineering, program and construction management, and economic development services. many projects are carried out in some of the most challenging regions of the world. obg first began working in afghanistan in the 1970's and was one of the first to enter afghanistan after the september 11 attacks. i worked mainly with restructuring of the afghanistan infrastructure. we have provided nearly 40 house jobs to afghanistan people and trained thousands more. we have constructed more than 90 schools. the improved road network has dramatically decreased transit times, which has spread economic development along the road corridors and provided access to education and health care. i have traveled them myself and i can say that the work has impro

picture out in sanchez on top form during grueling two hundred eleven for moments from right thomas berger and he's not a renowned climber sprang a shot by retaining the yellow jersey the french when it's almost one minute and fifty seconds ahead of frank schleck who is third fastest holiday van and it. really got to football where rael madrid stars sergio ramos and f.a. have signed contract extensions stay on for a book about spain to send out almost as tight himself to the club until twenty seventeen twenty five year old to and from soviet in two thousand and five and has helped to lead it titles the copper del rey and the spanish super cup while portugal center back who is twenty eight joined in two thousand and seven and has agreed to stay until the end of twenty sixteen rally currently in america for the world football challenge pre-season tournament and david beckons l.a. galaxy on saturday. but we've also there are huge champions matched the rise if you started every season with a four one win over you england revolution and i credit the american side to a bottom of major league soc

surly security folks but also development folks we see whether it's come on it's whether it's louis berger we see these huge development construction companies that have left the country afghanistan riddled with failed foreign aid projects there's tens of billions of dollars that are being spent but even though those dollars have been wasted you know no policymakers of the say that we're going to stop and pull our forces out or sort of stop our humanitarian mission because again this sort of global into these choice to games and at the same time underneath those altruistic games we see a lot of money being spent a lot of people being killed and at the same time you hear reports come out earlier this week you had reports of counterterrorism officials and leaders saying that al qaeda is on the brink of collapse that after osama bin laden's death after year. even though they say that it is collapsing what do you do you believe that and if so why are more people questioning why then we're in afghanistan and al qaeda has been weakened well before some blog assassination. that killed him even be

congresspeople are talking about specific issues and ones which congressmen are talking about to build a berger group this year well let's put in a keyword for the bill the bird group let's put their voice print in the phone let's find out yes this goes on echelon has been used for illegal tapping illegal for blackmailing politicians for blackmailing corporations for unfair trade practices so as shown on is really one of the most dangerous tools in the communication arsenal that the government has that it's been used on multiple occasions. which is in completely orwellian ways with no oversight. and so that's the prime example i would think that's the biggest danger to our privacy at the hands of the government is the echelon communications signet system ok and then as far as their government and then there's also concerns over corporations then you know we saw people be up in arms at their i phone to track their location and then i just spoke with a security analyst and he said that google's android phone essentially does the same thing sending your g.p.s. location back to the corporation quit

larry walker is the president of louis berger group, international consulting company that has large contracts with u.s. aid and afghanistan. he is this possible for strategic direction for the firm and in sharing the company had at resources and support for successful completion of its program. he also oversees the development of strategic operating plans for each business unit and receives implementation of companywide initiatives. thank you, mr. walker. mr. hakki is chief executive officer of contract international, in, which holds millions of dollars of contracts with the best -- defense department and afghanistan. he has been responsible for overseeing the operations of the company that the u.s. headquarters office. his response abilities include oversight of u.s. materials procurement, quality control, shipping logistics' and monitoring the staff of engineers and administrative personnel. mr. hakki holds a master's in structural engineering and has been in construction for over 30 years. i am glad you are both here today and i look forward to your testimony. it is the custom to

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possession of stolen property that charge was leaven the victims were in now hotel room at the time of the bergerhe judge said harebell at $625,000 she had been arrested in 1990 and '91 and spent time in this would be her third strike if she was convicted on the drawback incidents that >> determination has not been made at this time >> she also warned them tuesday of least admired and 50 yds from toward back >> a man is being called a hero after rescuing after rescuing a father and his daughter from all at a housing complex on miller avenue demand is reluctant to be called a hero but a tragedy was averted because of this split second tragedy >> her mother and friends sad end of a nearby hot debt one of the friends noticed that one of the sounds of the kids playing in the poll but the sound stop >> he saw them in the bottom of the people together a drove dumb and pulled them out one at a time and neighbors >> at lives end john 1/7 foot fence and it began doing cpr >> he was breathing it was breathing with difficulty >> altogether successfully at our said a revived the father and daughter prior to

michael bam berger is the co-author of a hit new book called "the swinger." us. you know the answer to this. what's that caddie-golfer relationship like? is it a lawyer-client kind of thing? in other words, does the caddie know where the bodies are buried? >> he does. the more the cad dee understands the player, the better a caddie he can be. in this case you're talking about the best caddie-player relationship in the history of golf. tiger has won 14 major championships and won 13 of them with steve williams who he fired the other day. >> is steve doing more than just handing to him and recommending a club? >> way more than that. interpreting wind and rain conditions. more importantly, he's interpreting the psyche of his boss and whether he's feeling aggressive or nervous. there's a lot that goes into it. it takes years to build it up. the fact he fired steve williams is a big deal. >> would you also think it was natural -- i know what it's like if i'm hacking with my buddies. everything gets discussed. do you figure discussed between these two were infideli

. >> reporter: when it comes to heroes there is superman -- miracle pilot captain chel sy sullen berger now there's pco. look at him in action. taking on a pair of armed robbers. he didn't take the fight just to their ankle, he actually ran them out. nipping at their heels and chasing them all of the w across the street. shop owner said that poco is the neighborhood pooch. >> everybody around this area knows who poco is. he's super friendly. >> i was shocked. because normally he's normally laidback. >> reporter: the thieves did get some money. he may not be bigger than a loaf of bread, take it from the bad guys, you don't want poco the chihuahua as your enemy. for good morning america, neal karlinsky, abc news. >> the pooch joins us now. poco joined by his owner and store ener. dwayne and eric, let's make sure, is everybody okay after resulting from that robbery? >> absolutely. everybody's fine. >> so, dwayne, you rescued poco a few years ago, when you heard what had happened, what did you first think? >> surprised. when i saw the video, it was interesting. everybody started to laugh. t

our projects are a lot different than louis berger project because of our projects are all inside the wire, inside the perimeter of the base, where most of the time the corps officers are there. >> do you think the corps is doing better job of oversight and then four or five years ago? >> yes, over the last nine years we have definitely seen improvement in all aspects. including the government turn over that you have just mentioned. most of them are now on one- year rotations. we use to see people in 2003 on 60 days, 90-day rotations. now they're getting into one year. i think there is still room for improvement, that they can still increase that, but there is definitely improvement. >> let's talk about bribes. i spent some time in afghanistan. i am hopeful that either one of you will test us here at not acknowledge that bribes have been an essential part of us doing business in afghanistan, regardless of what we are doing. what can you tell the committee about bribes in the bribes that have been paid at various places and levels, whether it is under the aegis of security or other ser

. >> carbolic and louis berger respect date. i'm not asking about john chapman who reported you. >> to the cake the decision not to sell anything? >> you asked me if john chapman had asked -- >> no, he asked you what he said to you. >> yes, but she also said committee john chapman ask carbolic and louis to write a misleading letter? and my response to that less than whispery sleep at harvard and louis were respect to then ensure that would be the case and john chapman had been at their respective lawyer at the international for many years been insured absolutely not done that. in light of what we know now, when i had the management committee pulled out fio, we felt that i felt from our perspective putting your life on the information that we had in the past. >> i do not set question, but it would be very good question to ask, so thank you. by the john chapman leaves? >> as you heard in the previous session that john chapman wanted to leave and we felt that under the circumstances that that was the right course of action. >> okay