and art smith is going to hang out with cat at the hamburger hop tonight.e still available. sold out for all of the events on saturday and sunday. tonight come out and see cat cora and art smith. more information on cat's recipe today, check out our web page, wgntv.com/midday. cat, so good. >> and she felt lost... until the combination of three good probiotics in phillips' colon health defended against the bad gas, diarrhea and constipation. ...and? it helped balance her colon. oh, now that's the best part. i love your work. [ female announcer ] phillips' colon health. >>> wow, cat cora. celebrity chefs are so friendly and warm. >> i love the celebrity food. >> trivia question answer today. on this day in 1985, annie londonberry completed the first to round the world trip by a woman by which mode of transportation? on a bicycle or a boat or was it by plane? the answer, a bicycle. >> how around the world on a bicycle? >> i don't know. >> i do not know. jim, why don't you taik it home today. >> okay, let's begin with a mold count. high. >> five years. >> just

if mcdonald's wanted to go win and hamburgers were allowed, this would still come under a formula retail -- if mcdonald's wanted to go in. was the oak ridge done to the various listed known neighborhood organizations? -- was the old reached down with the various listed known organizations? >> i am happy to pass forward the package that includes the 990 mailing labels that went out for the pre application meeting that was held on april 28th. >> that did go out to the registered addresses of the neighborhood organizations? >> yes. >> aside from the form of a retail, what other uses would we have in this shopping center if we eliminated condition 30? >> this is for a large fast-food restaurant and retail use. if it was to try to enter the plaza, that would require a conditional use authorization as well as the small cell service use restaurants. >> previously when he tried to tell me that a hamburger was a sandwich, it almost worked. i don't think it quite worked but in any case, this triggered my memory a little bit because that kind of argument revolve around what the original intent of w

what's behind the new foot-long hamburger trend?t's wednesday, september 29th. >> from abc news, this is "world news now." >> you think you'd eat that whole thing? >> i know i could. >> really? no doubt, huh? >> i will say three patties is a little cumbersome. >> we get hungry, i think we could do it. >> i can't imagine having that and a shake and fries and going back to work. i would fall asleep. >> nap time after that, of course. i'm going to bring in one later this week. >> i won't be able to, i'm all talk. >> good morning, everybody, i'm rob nelson. >> i'm vinita nair. >>> president obama continues his campaign trip today, firing up the democrats before the november vote. >> the president is delivering a tough love message. stop whining and get to work. karen travers is traveling with the president and joins from us madison, wisconsin. hi, karen. >> reporter: good morning, rob and vinita. president obama is on the campaign trail trying to rev up democratic voters. >> hello, wisconsin! >> reporter: with the midterm elections just

what does art smith look for in a hamburger? chef smith was in the right place. 15 of chicagoland's finest chefs helped kick off millennium park chicago gourmet with the hamburger hop, a cookoff competition all about the beef. for a city that's known for -- they know how to do it well and i'm sure the burger will be outside. probably very hard to judge the best one first ever female iron chef, i will look for someone really innovative it has to taste good. whoever will bring that will take it tonight. >>> to make matters more interesting. the contenders didn't come from your typical burger joints. you won't find a burger on the italian menu but he was up to the challage. >> i was getting ready to make the best burgers in the city. >> nervous? >> not really. just buns burning. >> the burgers are judged by a panel of six including thomas keller. the executive chef of the french laundry in napa valley, california, considered to be the finest chef in america no pressure. >> is it possible to cook a hamburger in a french style? >> su

featuring delicious displays including hamburger cakes, a stag's head made of margin, even an homage to brangelina. and even sweeter, proceeds went to a children's charity. i'd have a lot more culture in my life if i could eat the art. i'd go to museums all the time. >> you do? >> no, i would. >> oh, you would. >> more than i eat now. >> you do finger foods usually. >> cocktail party, but not so much. >>> time for an early look at some of the stories we're going to follow throughout the day on nbc. before a long holiday weekend on capitol hill, kathleen sebelius will kick off a new program she hopes to bring health insurance to 5 million children over the next five years. officials in san francisco's bay area are asking residents to cut down on driving and avoid strenuous outdoor exercise due to high levels of smog. today marks the third friday a so-called spare the air alert has been issued in the bay area. >>> and the commissioner will decide whether to reduce ben rothlisberger's six-game suspicion pension. for violating the league's personal conduct policy. >>> all day long, you c

a hamburger in a dead man's hand. yes, hamburgers kill. i just thought the ham burglar stole stuff.e steals your life. now, for those people who don't laugh at that ad. you know, they're going to be nudged and say i want the carrots, but for all normal people, remember we're homer simpson, the nudge isn't going to work. as tempting as carrots are over fries, people will choose the fry and putting the cheese over, velveeta or the cheese almost that's plastic, charge me double. and then what? well you're going to have to tax make it more and more difficult. when those options don't work, how do you get people to eat french fries. carrots. what's left? now you have to think about the punishment, maybe a fine, maybe even jail. but it always starts with the nudge. and i say this man's the most dangerous man in america because how can you really argue about giving kids healthier foods and more carrots? what kind of fat human being are you? it sounds good enough on the outside so nobody pushes back because who is against healthy kids? it's happening right now though in another field, oh, a

i want our children to have access to salads instead of hamburgers, to fruit, to milk. we oftentimes have only access to fast foods, and especially foods that offer toys because these are the type of toys we are able to afford for our children, but we want these toys to come with healthy foods. supervisor mar: thank you. >> [speaking spanish] >> hello, thank you. i urge you to support this legislation, especially for people like me, single mothers. we want options. we often have no choice but to feed our children mcdonald's and burger king. we want there to be healthy food options at these places. we want more nutritious food. it is not that we do not want to cook in our homes, but oftentimes, we are working so hard and so late that we have no choice but to get fast food. we see that our children are getting fatter, and at the same time, they are also anemic, so we are hoping there is change, that we add more nutritious options. >> [speaking spanish] >> thank you so much for taking and caring about our children. thank you also to mothers who are here advocating on behal

. >> if that were the case fast food franchises would avoid serving things like if the-long hamburgers >> reporter: there's a new frontier in the quest for fast food domination. and it's bigger and bolder than any before. behold the battle of the footlong. that's right, footlong, as in 12 inches. >> many of your favorite regular footlongs are $5 each. >> reporter: it started with subs. now we're talking burgers. on one side, carl's jr. footlong cheeseburg cheeseburger, 850 calories with 20 grams of saturated fat. on the other, sonic's footlong quarter-pound coney dog, packing a hefty punch with 810 calories and 22 grams of saturated fat. >> 12 inches of plump and juicy hot dog. >> reporter: carl's jr. and sonic have been testing the beefy behee moths in locations across the country. have you tried their footlong coney quarter-pounder dog? >> yes, delicious. >> would you let your kid eat it too? >> he could try but he wouldn't finish it. >> the centers for disease control estimates in some population groups, the percentages go as high as 60% and as high as 15% or 20% among kids. >> repo

that's good news for the mighty hamburger. >> i think with the economy the way it is now, honestly i there's more room for profit at a burger restaurant than in a steak house right now. >> not just any burger. gourmet chefs are pulling out all the stops when creating the next big thing. triple jalapeno burger, anyone? >> vegas was overstocked with the traditional gourmet three course meal set restaurant with the recession everybody has dialled it back. a lot of restaurants here now have cafe menus, they now have early bird specials, and the public is responding to that. >> reporter: and that's making for demand at harris casino. >> i did iron chef and it was the main ingredient on the show and i did the ultimate hamburger. we got awards and harris called me and asked me to do a burger bar. >> reporter: it's no wonder they're popping up all along the vegas strip. >> now that i'm hungry. >> yeah. >> not exactly for a fried egg on a hamburger. >> not exactly, no. >> i like a good turkey burger. >> going to be nice outside tonight? >> yeah, going to be. >> any plans? >> none, unless you'

>> no more playing ball outside, and you're going to have a soda pop, hamburger, chips there, and thiss what we have to let families know. this is not the healthiest thing, a bag of chips i guess this high -- i don't know the exact weight. but you get a regular bag of chips and you're going to have about ten teaspoons of fat. so you have ten teaspoons of fat you can consume in a bag of chips and then you throw in a soda pop with the sugar and the calories and that's your snack, right? on a computer, you're not moving around, no physical activity. so you're not doing yourself any good. >> and so there's where we have to start, in the family home to get that message there. and in that way, we can change the future of diabetes. if we don't, the numbers i gave you will absolutely come true. >> it's amazing. well, it's happening in under an hour, there is the information on your screen. it's actually owe the date is wrong. it's actually today there at the national hispanic university. log on to the website, diabetes.org. we'll be back to talk more about what is happening. stay with us. jerr

is it possible to cook a hamburger in a french style?rast the burger, -- classic burger, lettuce on it, -- what these guys do -- >> you have a restaurant in new york. you have one in beverly hills, napa valley. you brought some of the napa valley weather here. why not open a restaurant? >> i thought the weather would be enough. now, you want me to deal with that and a restaurant? >> reporter: yes. >> i'll think about it. >> reporter: there were enough burgers in the house. stephanie izzard. >> we have beef and pork in it as well. it's an ebb treatmently good burger. cheddar beer sauce -- good reaction. >> reporter: there could only be two winners for the night, first, the people's choice which went to this interesting place. a surf and turf burger from the four seasons. as for the judge's choice -- >> beef, bacon, which gives it the smoky flavor. watercress, on a ciabatta bun. i'm at a loss for words. it was an honor to meet him. he has paveed the way for a lot of chefs. >> reporter: i do have some good news for you. if you want to get a

when you have a hamburger in this hand and a soda in this hand and you're trying to shift, there's a problem. one, two, three, how you going to shift? i've seen it. >> reporter: this delegate pushed it to be a primary offense. instead the violation was a secondary offense. you have to be pulled over for something else, like running a redleg and a-- red light and guessive driving. some think it's unnecessary. >> most that use cell phones know how to drive. >> >> reporter: most seem to believe it's time for a change. >> it should be banned. there i have a habit of doing it myself and if it was banned, i wouldn't do it. >> makeup, cell phones and unattended kids. that's a big accident. >> reporter: and many others say that all week people have been lining up for hands free technology so they can be ticket free come friday. >>> maryland will allow the courts to wave a penalty on the first offense if you've proved you've boat a hands free since. >>> and a judge threw out charges against a maryland motorcyclist who taped his encounter. he threw out the charges against the man who received

is this a fair ad to show a man lying on a gurney clutching a hamburger?half of americans do die. adults do die of heart disease. half. this is something that is largely preventable and mcdonald's is making huge profits. billions of dollars off of selling the foods that can contribute to early mortality, heart disease, type two diabetes. i would say it's pretty fair. >> high cholesterol, high blood pressure, heart attacks, they don't come just from eating meat and mcdonald's food. >> they come from eating high fat, high cholesterol, high sodium foods which is the staple of a mcdonald's menu, if not almost the entire menu. all there is also an element of, of course, personal responsibility. but a corporation like mcdonald's or any fast food restaurant that makes profits off of that should be held accountable. >> mcdonald's has taken steps to at least inform their customers of their options by putting calorie count out there. fat content out there. and, as you say, it is up to the consumer it make that choice. i mean, you can get a salad at mcdonald's and yo

doctor hamburg says because drugs have become so much a part of the global economy, f.d.a. needs congress to update its resource and give it more legal authority. >> i don't know, you have to realize that many of the laws that created the f.d.a. are the same laws that we're operating under today, and at one time, they were fitting and appropriate. but the world has changed a lot, and we do need some new tools and authority. >> reporter: hamburg also wants congress to give f.d.a. more power to regulate the nation's food supply which every day comes more and more from other countries. a bill that would have been the first to increase f.d.a.'s authority over food in 70 years passed the house last year, but the senate failed take action before going home for its summer recess. the legislation would require many food processors to keep records and report what they do to prevent contamination. it would give the agency power to recall food products suspected of contamination. currently, f.d.a. can only react when tainted food has made people sick. former deputy f.d.a. commissioner

. >> reporter: we know that an afghan german wliving in hamburg moved to the tribal border region of afghan, and pakistan, joined a camp in 2009. plans being laid there for this multiple mumbai-style attack. an attack where you have coordinated attacks on different hotels or place where is a lot of people, or soft targets, with men, ten men in the mumbai attack using automatic weapons and small explosives, hand gra natds and the like. and this plot not only coordinated around a couple of hotels in one city but planned for britain for france and planned for germany. officials say that they've interrupted this as such a stage that it had not got beyond pakistan. it was still being planned and none of these potential attackers had come back to europe. all information that this german afghan provided. ahmed sidiqi arrested in kabul in july of this year, ali. >> thanks. paul crook schank, in london. when we hear about this, these two things have a connection. when we hear about the top al qaeda commanders or even lieutenants who are captured or killed, mostly killed these days what does t

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. >> whether it is in hamburg or office blocks, they are the leading construction company in germany. they also do it in asia and australia. that makes them interesting for acs. 85% of the spanish firm resides in the eu. they would overtake french rival for the no. 1 spot. so far, they contend that they do not want a full takeover. rather, the spaniards are aiming for a contrling majority of justver 50%. >> they were among two the's most active today. our correspondent has more. >> a construction company is the star of the day. the takeover bid was too low. it shot right back up. people here in the market are convinced that they will have to improve on the offer in order to ga control. they are an attractive takeover candidate. the dax not doing much this thursday despite better than expected labour market data in the united states. they are busy positioning themselves for friday's trading. businesses are coming to a close. >> looking at several market indexes, we stayed in frankfurt, where we see the blue chip dax index clsoose lower. this finished 0.3% in negative territory. the dow

a $.99 hamburger is netted out, it ends up in obesity in your emergency room, in inactivity, lack of work place, it ends up reducing gep. is that an argument beginning to take shape? an argument having an impact, the actual costs not the [inaudible] costs? >> absolutely, the school in oakland, they identify 4,000 kids at risk for obesity. their clinic can only take care of 150. that is the handwriting on the wall. you know, all of our health insurance goes up and up and up. >> and will unhappily pay those premiums because we have no choice, then we are outraged when someone says we have to invest a little more. i tried this in one of our homeless shelters. i had my department folks say we can't afford this. we had a conversation with carlos. i said this is the best idea, get it into a homeless shelter. don't get me wrong, we improved the food, x number of percentage comes from sustainable sources, etc. but it is not the real deal. the argument is cost. even in san francisco, we are not giving up. it remains an on going challenge. we have gotten salad bars in our schools [applause]. a

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. >> this hamburger looks normal but is actually halal. the meat was prepared according to methods permitted by islamic law. what looks like bits of bacon are actually smoked turkey. last year, eight outlets of the french quick fast-food chain became halal-only restaurants. >> personally, i only eat halal. i used to order only fish when i came here. now i can eat meat. >> considering how many muslims live here is a good thing they serve halal meat. >> it is revolutionary to see a non-muslim chain offering halal. that is what is special. non-muslims have realized this is a gap in the market. it is great for us. >> some french people are unsettled by this development. for example, one has written a letter of protest to his municipal government, citing the french law insuring separation of religion and state. >> we have been upholding the separation for centuries in the public arena. we are citizens of french -- citizens of france and you know where our religious affiliations on our sleeve. this principle is at risk and many citizens are worr

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soldiers sold hamburgers. you had good food and it was like being in america. >> the festival still exists today. it just had its 50th anniversary. there were not any american soldiers walking around in uniform, but lots of fans of the stars and stripes. >> they were a positive occupying power. in the end, all they were interested in was friendship and becoming our friends. >> the french, americans, and british made a lot of friends by providing steady work for more than at 250,000 berliners. allied civilian job market was crucial to the economic survival of the city surrounded by the enemy. one of the corridors to berlin it ended here at this form obliterate railway station run by the french. -- former railway station run by the french. this is where this man arrived in 1982. he cannot speak a german back then, that is not a problem. >> generally, all germans to work for the allied forces could speak some french. they really like us. >> this person got a job at the station and as manager of the french militar

around the corner up here was a hamburger stand. look, right here, see this?ears. must have just closed down. ocie henderson was my best friend growing up, he says the idyllic oakland i knew began to fade in the 1960's. then, after that, the businesses started moving out. already trapped in a long decline, the latest recession hammered oakland, in just three years, unemployment surged to more than 17 percent. on my old street, i met michael elliot, an out of work auto mechanic. at age 45rks he had to move back in with his parents. >> it seems like it's really bad. if i didn't have my parents to fall back on, i would probably be homeless. >> reporter: things are even worse in east oakland, the epicenter of misery. in this mostly black and latino neighborhood, violent crime is so bad, it is nicknamed the "killer corridor." >> you don't have a whole lot of positive things going on. >> reporter: it's here, at the east oakland youth development center that regina jackson tries to hold back the tide of despair. what's the economic situation right here in oakland, 20

they replace the french fries with slices of apple, and i want them to place more vegetables on the hamburger and use wheat bread so there are more options for our children. supervisor mar: thank you very much. i know we have about 50 speaker cards here, and i wanted to invite the deputy director to come up and just make remarks. thank you for being here. >> good afternoon, supervisors. i think we all know that physical activity and access to good attrition are the building blocks for healthy communities, and incentivizing good food and good choices for families is going to be essential, and i think that is kind of the essence of your legislation. our health commission has tabled the discussion. the wanted to hear the outcomes of the hearing and also the outcomes of your conversations with mcdonald's. there are standards that the institute of medicine has developed that she has discussed with mcdonald's, regarding some of their goals for school lunches, which are to increase vegetables, manage the amount of calories, and to manage the amount of fat and sodium, and i think that as a health the

"we can't accept this happening right in the middle of hamburg.his mosque today and banned the cultural association," he said. officials believe one team of german jihadists was dispatched to europe over the summer, traveling on german passports, which require no visa to enter the u.s. >> the american authorities are extremely nervous about what is going on. the germans are extremely about what is going on. >> reporter: with fears of an attack, similar to what happened in mumbai india two years ago. u.s. law enforcement officials say the captured german said the new attack would be a commando-style raid against what were described as soft or economic targets. the attacks in mumbai were against hotels, free kwepted by tourists. >> we are all seeing increased activity by a more diverse set of groups and a more diverse set of threats. >> reporter: it was just last week that u.s. officials alluded to the new threat, without giving the details of why that are by so concerned. >> despite the significant pressure abroad, al qaeda continues to be committe

they are all working in hamburg or someone else. sometimes, they are around on weekends, but it is always, "no time, got to rush the kiwis to get together and chat for an hour or so, and now it does not happen, and i kind of miss it -- got to rush." we use to get together and chat for an hour or so. >> memories of east germany have all but faded. >> they go where the work is and have adapted better than others. sometimes, they say it is not a big deal anymore, but it still is to us, even after 20 years. >> a new system and a new way of life. older generations of east germans have had to find their way since reunification. hear, they are proud that so many have succeeded -- here. >> that is our "in depth" as german marks 20 years since reunification. you're watching dw-tv. stay tuned. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org--