hamburg, the commissioner of the food and drug administration, administrator michelle lynhart and dr. howard cowe from the department of health and human services someone who has been working on this issue for quite a while, as everyone is here and a special thanks also to karen perry. karen is the executive director of the narcotics overdose prevention and education task force. she traveled with us from -- or up here today to be with us from south florida. she has a very powerful story and she has been just absolutely focused on this effort as you'll hear. seated in the front row also dr. janet woodcock, director of fda's center for drug evaluation and research and the doctor we have worked on this issue also. and is director of the fda center of drug evaluation and research. well, thank you to all the people here but probably more importantly to their staff members who have worked so long and so tirelessly on this particular issue. i want to mention, too, the head of the cdc dr. tom friedan. he could not be with us here today, but when we have met, whether it's in atlanta or here, i

ideo and w b o belts on the second of july hamburg germany and then dislocation and make all the boxes finally starting their official preparations of the year which schedule changes. blood between the pair to say the least hayes seen here holding hands of both klitschko brothers on a shirt which he made a full two years ago obviously didn't go well the world of brothers. and the ultimate chance to make a brittany's words also stating his dream as the fight and be both brothers before he retires in october when he turns thirty one. san antonio leveled their first round n.b.a. playoff series of memphis and won one of the spurs run out ninety three points the eighty seven winners of takes the world difficult to seventeen points from the. yard in time missed one with an elbow strain but he was instrumental in putting his side of the series problems for the city as bay rounds of them were able to have not been seriously kevin durant's weighing in with twenty three points where the l.a. lakers love their series of one apiece of new orleans rather than oddly said it was crucial his team even

rumble in hamburg audience as opposed to the klitschko and david barrett is finally going to get his go ahead in july. it was sort of a bill in real madrid of rome a couple of rain there when over archrivals barcelona next time it was a bad tempered game christiane or rivaldo got the all important goal to get them adrift of their first trophy in three years went close to breaking the deadlock has two minutes before half time break over the plays. both. is of course inge perfect cross with penalties looming cristiana real now got the opening goal of the game in extra time which is bring out rising highest in the area. stoppable past keeper. greatly for the game united time rio reduced to ten men to enjoy the money i was sent off for a second vocal offense however that mattered little as ray are more able to hold out for the final few seconds of a game as was a marine your claims his first trophy in charge of madrid cloud boss alone as charged over trouble. spots a moscow of one their russian cup quarter final but lost their manager in the same i believe he carp in saying goodbye to th

you will be hearing more from commissioner hamburg exactly how we propose to do that and this involves not just the fda but also the centers for disease control and prevention, health resources service administration and the national institute. with respect to monitoring we commit to continuing to track the trends with respect to this epidemic, improve our surveillance and use that data to better target our resources and outreach and we are delighted to advance monitoring particularly with respect to the prescription drug monitoring programs that have already been mentioned. with respect to disposal and enforcement we are pleased to work so closely with administrator michele leonhart who has done a wonderful job leading these efforts. the national institutes of health checked daily strides in improving its standing for the disease of addiction for world-renowned research. i want to thank everyone here. this plan offers tremendous promise for our country, promise of health and hope. and with that promise we are delighted to move forward in partnership with everybody in this room and tho

hamburgers, chicken, those are some of the items being served up. there is no set price for this barbecue. amr is asking for whatever donation people are able to make. we have more information on the barbecue location here in san jose and if you are not able to make it by personally we have information on our website on how to contribute to the bryan stow fund. go to abc7news.com and click, see it on tv. >> cheryl: thanks very much. in antioch residents are holding a stop the violence rally after a gun battle that left three bullet holes in a nine-year-old veteran. monday night, two gangs fired at each other hitting people and nearby parked cars. fortunately the little boy had gone to the kitchen to get something to eat. two people were injured and one of them seriously. today's rally is at 3:00 at the coroner of sycamore. >> they are trying to determine what caused a fire in a residential hotel in the tenderloin district. it took hours to line up shelters for people that were displaced. most people were treated for showing inhalation. it started on

hamburgers, chicken, those are some of the items being served up. there is no set price for this barbecue. amr is asking for whatever donation people are able to make. we have more information on the barbecue location here in san jose and if you are not able to make it by personally we have information on our website on how to contribute to the bryan stow fund. go to abc7news.com and click, see it on tv. >> cheryl: thanks very much. in antioch residents are holding a stop the violence rally after a gun battle that left three bullet holes in a nine-year-old veteran. monday night, two gangs fired at each other hitting people and nearby parked cars. fortunately the little boy had gone to the kitchen to get something to eat. two people were injured and one of them seriously. today's rally is at 3:00 at the coroner of sycamore. >> they are trying to determine what caused a fire in a residential hotel in the tenderloin district. it took hours to line up shelters for people that were displaced. most people were treated for showing inhalation. it started on

a restaurant in china created a five pound hamburger. anyone who can finish it within two hours. the giant beef patty is topped with dozens of slices of tomato and cucumber and ketchup sandwiched between a football sized bun. i say the tomatoes and cucumbers get in the way. >> how many points would that be? >> i'd say we don't want to be. >>> time for an early look at some of the stories we'll follow throughout the day on nbc. president obama expected to confirm several changes to the nation's national security leadership. cia director leon panetta will reportedly replace outgoing defense secretary robert gates. general david petraeus is expected to shift from his current role running the war in afghanistan to fill panetta's vacancy as cia chief. midwest states take part in the great central u.s. shakeout. the earthquake preparedness drill will focus on nuclear safety in the wake of japan's recent disasters. >>> a big day for all you football fans. first round of the nfl draft picks begin tonight. >>> stay on top of the latest developments those stories and others as they break o

patty on top with gravy and egg invented what has always been the hamburger's most obvious defect not enough egg. [laughter] >> sugar plantation workers used to share food at lunchtime, tossing tofu and chinese noodles and portuguese bread that habit of hodgepodge had passed down now served at diners, drive-ins and lunch trucks throughout the hawaiian area. in 1961, the late leader established the rainbow drive-in, the joint on the edge of waikiki where i bought my plate lunch. if he had been an army cook with the 100th infantry battalion, the mostly hawaiian born japanese-american volunteer soldiers and the 142nd group becoming the most decorated unit in the american history and earning the nickname the purple heart battalion. their motto was remember pearl harbor. and their argument that they were americans not as the u.s. u.s. government classified them and their families enemy aliens. rainbow drive-in's menu offering teriyaki hot dogs, mahi mahi reads like america is supposed to be a neighborly mish mash. president obama mentioned once on a trip home his craving for plate lunch. l

alongside the polynesian or asian protein such as kahlÚa paid, chicken, adobo beef or local local, hamburgertties topped with gravy and to friday eight, a dish presumably invented to remedy what has always been the hamburger's most obvious defect, not enough aid. [laughter] sugar plantation workers use to share food at lunchtime, slapping tofu and chinese noodles for korean spareribs and portuguese bread. the habit of hodgepodge got passed down, falling to the plate lunch now served at diners, driving someone charge throughout the hawaiian archipelago. in 1961, delete the kahuku established the rainbow drive-in where i bought my plate lunch. the mostly hawaii japanese-american volunteer soldiers from the 10,442nd minute combat team served as segregated troops in europe and north africa during world war ii, becoming the most decorated units in u.s. military history and earning the nickname, the purple heart battalion. their motto was, remember pearl harbor. their argument was, they were americans, not the u.s. government classified them and their families enemy aliens. rainbow offered menu of

to screw people and people in top management of the about started to scooi screw no it is not a hamburger flipping job but a great entry way into the job market. >>reporter: of the 50,000 positions mcdonald's hopes to fill, 2 thousands of them are in northern central california and northern nevada. >> all right lillian kim reporting. >> we get in the university of california got a bit easier this year. that is if you are an out of state student. their rate is up 10ers in year and as allen reports, the trend is based in part on economics. >> i have had a lot of anxiety problem at school. >>reporter: perez is not even trying to get into berkeley based on his friend experience. >> he tried to get into uc berkeley with a 4.0in high school and he didn't tl get to get accepted. >>reporter: uc system says it accepted just under 70% of california freshmen for the fall of 2011. that's down more than a percent from last fall and about 2% the year before. >> i think it kind of sucks honestly. >>reporter: meanwhile uc is accepting 9 percent more out of state students than last fall l mostly because t

they know people want to grow and develop so they have their so-called hamburger university to help peoplesiness and marketing so they are good with people and career development. >> thank you, kiet do live in san jose. thank you. >>> 6:39. taco bell gets a break when it comes to its beef battle. >> a bay area neighborhood gets a new nickname that really rolls off the tongue. >> and the tablet market getting more crowded. how blackberry's newest creation rivals the ipad. >> and the stock market just opened about 10 minutes ago. let's check the early news. much better today than yesterday. looking good across the board. coming up, we'll have an update from jason brooks with kcbs and cbsmoneywatch.com. that's coming up shortly. we'll be right back. ♪ that airline is gonnil that frequent flyer with restrictions when he tries to use his miles. ♪ that's a lot of red tape! step on it! [ tires screech ] ♪ i can't escape the red tape! now you can with rapid rewards! come on! [ tires screech ] [ male announcer ] join rapid rewards and enjoy unlimited reward seats, no blackout dates, and no red tape

oakland early morning shooting outside of a hamburger shot kills two people and injuries four more.ene of an overnight fire that left two dozen people out in the cold. >> we will show you the showers in the morning commute and a morning trend. >> join us >>> and finally from us this morning, more on the remarkable recovery of arizona lawmaker gabby giffords. it was months ago she was shot in the head. >> and yet today, she's planning to take a trip to florida at the end of the week so see her husband command the shuttle. >> reporter: it's what mark kelly hoped for. his wife will be there. >> she's been looking forward to this for a long time. as one oz nasa's biggest supporters in congress, she was looking forward to having the opportunity to be there. >> reporter: she was shot in the head at point blank by a lone gunman in january. she'll be acomp anied by staff by the rehabilitation center. in a jet from nasa houston to the kennedy space center. she's speaking in simple sentences and single including to awesome, love you. according to a newspaper. she's walking a little. her left

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in hamburg on the anticipated volume a free choice on david haye by its base on the go ahead in july. and real madrid have won the cup of the ray after a long narrow victory over arch rivals dance alone or in extra time it was a bad tempered game cristiano ronaldo caught all important goals to get better at club their first trophy in three years for a railway went close to breaking the deadlock just two minutes before the half time break the police had a crush of the post he got on the end of ms a. cross of penalties looming cristiana rinaldo could be opening goal of the game in extra time. rising highest in the area and stoppable had a possible goalkeeper. stalled one. of a game in early time. they were reduced to ten men. to send off for a second look at all of france. however it mattered little israel were able to hold out for the final few seconds of again. the spurs trophy in charge of the madrid club. in charge the treble. it was possum moscow who have won their russian cup quarter final but lost their manager on the same night the little campaign saying goodbye to the red and w

rumble in hamburg a highly charged klitschko and david haye part is finally set for july second in germany. i'm tearing up it's a busy couple of weeks ahead for the russian ice hockey team with the final euro hockey tour stage on the world championships past. let's go in with a poll where the hottest story in the club game gets another installment this evening ryall madrid barcelona meeting for the second time in eighteen days and a cop at the rate final well it's hard to believe but the reality is silverware in three years could all change what plenty is in a stylish stadium the clash coming only four days after the team's truth in the spanish league a tight shelby's the semifinal then wraps off the games later for some amateur pep guardiola was always the lot getting too excited with it all. ok and we talked a little about what they did to assume the last league game we know what they did to us but they could do so use another strategy that throughout the season they've played in many different ways and we've talked in the past few days about all of these possibilities most of who we hav

it's not just a hamburger flipping job, though a great entry way to the job market. >> that was abc7's lilian kim reporting. we have information posted on today's mcdonald's hiring event on our website. go to abc7news.com. look under see it on tv. >>> caltrain may have a plan to keep all the stations open for another year. but it's not all good news. passengers may have to pay more. it could cost a quarter more on one-way fares and dollar a day increase in parking fees is likely part of the package. our media partner "the san jose mercury news" are told caltrain board members are told on thursday to approve a plan. money come from funds typically used for transit maintenance around the bay area or for money that had been earmarked for caltrain construction projects. muni drivers will begin voting this week on whether to give the leaders the right to call a strike if current negotiations with the city fail. the transportation workers union that represents muni's 2200 transit operators will begin a seven-dy voting process on friday. if approved the initiative would allow union leaders t

and a rumble in hamburg the highly anticipated bloody macleish show and david is finally set to go ahead in july. so with a ball and real madrid have won the cup of the reign of victory against all its rivals barcelona in extra time was a bad tempered game but christiane the renowned who got that all important goal got in the great club the first trophy in three years a rail went close to breaking the deadlock just two minutes before the half time break but the pace crashed back the post got on the end of. the cross or thames looming cristiano ronaldo the opening goal of the game in a short time. he's been rising highest in the area sending top of all head. again united. they were reduced to ten men. go in my ear the central for a second the people of france have any complaints how about not at all it's all israel able to hold out for a final few seconds of a game this was a very old friends his first trophy in charge of the madrid club boss lawns charge for a treble. into russian i was spot at moscow of one bad russian cup quarter final but not spend money germans say no i believe you c

leonhart and from commissioner hamburg and their colleagues.octor wesley clark, pam hyde not be here today, but she had the pleasure of co-chairing a committee across dhhs the trustees services around substance abuse. i want to acknowledge sarah wattenberg and the deputy assistant secretary and at banks and admiration to karen perry. the error was and she has displayed to turn personal pain into power is extraordinary, and we want to thank you for being here and sharing your story. you have heard from director kerlikowske about abuse of courage and drugs representing an alarming crisis. i can accept that this crisis is suffocating our society. you have heard several startling facts, and let me add to those facts. we know that the accused of legal drugs now account for 1 million members see department visits a year, matching the number of visits achievable to illegal drugs. we know that nearly one-third of people who use illicit drugs for the first time began by abusing crash corruption and drugs. as the director has noted, seven out of 10 of th

whether it's a cupcake or whether it's a hamburger, whether it's bread, everything starts on the farm. >> everything we eat does, indeed, start on the farm, including basil as the main ingredie in the family's famous pesto recipe, which brings us to supherb farms in the san joaquin valley. >> this area is the best place in the world to grow herbs. this area, from the delta to, probably 40 or 50 miles south of here, you get the combination of warm temperatures and then the nice delta breeze in the evening to cool things down. so, it is absolutely the best place in the world to grow herbs. >> harvesting at the first sign of daylight is just part of everyday life here, as the fresh basil is plucked from the ground, shippeto the nearby processing facility where, during the busy season, almost 100 tons of basil are trucked in here daily. >> this is basil that was harvested this morning when we were out in the field. we brought it to the factory. we've unloaded it. and now we're washibg it. >> here, the basil is cleaned, flash-frozen at 40 degrees below zero. brr! and then the stems are rem

we are not talking the double hamburgers. love aced 23 point rebounds.ota big man posted 53 straight games with double digit coring and rebounding. that is the longest streak since the big e back in the early cents and play offs tonight. derek rose and the bulls going up x. paul george cherry picking and thrown down. pacers up five. and danny granger ties it. and 20 seconds left. one on three with a left hand and bulls up two . he goes for the win . rangers were not even close. bulls take a 3-0 lead . take your life in your own hands. first round of the heritage . ricky on 14 and issues with the wedge and doubly bogey at 5. and three over. and shipping for eagle on five. excuse me mr. caddy. garrett willis . the trophy given annually. who knows what it will give out. the party was raucus and the team rooted through the treats of drid . they dropped it . the bus rolled over the top. oops. the team spokesperson said the cup is not in good shape. you think. >> i am dan ashleigh. >>> and i am carolyn johnson. >>> and i am carolyn johnson. thanks for watching

will be severely affected short version of the present nuclear energy consultant on the line from hamburg and i thank you very much for your insight of the program appreciate it thank you. fifty years ago today mankind opened the grand new chapter of its history by assuring in the manned exploration of space people across the globe are marking the anniversary of eureka gaar inspiring flight test for a similar reports that from the cosmodrome propelled the first and into space. i'm here in baikonur where many significant events in space history had taken place not least of which was the first successful manned space flight well it all began here because on this day fifty years ago cosmonaut you to go got aboard his bus stop one capsule and blasted off into space well that launch pad where he had taken off from is now called the good god and start it's the very same launch pad used by b.s. so used to be twenty one crew when they left for space on april five going to the international space station they were of course in a spacecraft that had the image of you to go guided to mark this annive

. >> and a shooting outside of a popular oakland hamburger shop kills two and injuries four. >> gas pricesi am emily schimdt in washington. looking at big oil profits, coming up. >> high temperatures and notice the warmth on the eastern sea board. 87 in dc. head to the north, new york not bad and boston chilly at 53 . threatt of severe weather in that line. big difference in the temperatures that starts in dallas and houston and goes through kansas city . it will be a rough go today. we'll have your flight checker any time you need it. excuse me. 1ñ >> oakland police are conducting an investigation in the early morning shooting. i am nick smith with a live report. >> and i am sue in for holly this morning. we have no major hot spots. but we'll have more on traffic in a minute. >> as san jose prepares to tell will you workers that their jobs are on the line. they are trying to get major union concessions. >> we are off by one video. we'll come out on the set if we could. thanks for joining us. >> we have a couple of snafus. there we'll take care of that. >> a blood bath in oakland this morn

margaret hamburg. >> thank you, dr. koh, gil kerlikowske, for all of the work you have done helping to shape this initiative and to lead it. thank you to all our colleagues and partners who are here today or your important work and for the months of hard work and collaboration you have put into helping to make this national prescription drug abuse action plan a reality. it is exciting to be participating today. i want to underscore the importance of government coming together in this way, working with stakeholders on the outside to put together an action plan that addresses key issues and lays out steps we all must take working together to make a real and enduring difference in addressing this important problem for our nation. i am delighted to be here to show fda support for the administration's initiative and to share our public health efforts in this area. i speak to you this morning as a physician and public health professionals about the serious abuse and f inappropriate subscribing of analgesics. we want to promot

where to compositions are indistinguishable, the fact, there is an argument people say you have to hamburgers and are the same but one came from sustainable practice so it feels better to eat it even though at the molecular level it is the same but it would please me more to listen to a song nobody that some -- knowing that somebody was moved to write it and i could make a connection but instead of ratios that were programmed. that is the most intrinsically quality of large not necessarily composition persuade but as the impulse to make the art. thank you. >> caller:. >> caller: [applause] [applause] >> with a federal judge rejection of the 2008 google books settlement the future of a complete online library is in question. joining us now to discuss the issue is a news editor of publishers marketplace. if you could begin by giving us a brief overview of what the settlement was and who are the parties involved? then google brooks settlement arose from the original lawsuit filed by the association of american publishers they objected that google was scanning primarily out of print and orphan wo

leonhart and from commissioner hamburg and their colleagues. doctor wesley clark, pam hyde not be here today, but she had the pleasure of co-chairing a committee across dhhs the trustees services around substance abuse. i want to acknowledge sarah wattenberg and the deputy assistant secretary d at banks and admiration to karen perry. the error was and she has displayed to turn personal pain into power is extraordinary, and we want to thank you for being here and sharing your story. you have heard from director kerlikowske about abuse of courage and drugs representing an alarming crisis. i can accept that this crisis is suffocating our society. you have heard several startling facts, and let me add to those facts. we know that the accused of legal drugs now account for 1 million members see department visits a year, matching the number of visits achievable to illegal ugs. we know that nearly one-third of people who use illicit drugsor the first time began by abusing crash corruption and drugs. as the director has noted, seven out of 10 of these

two questions came from the front and the young lady all the way at an end, last wrote >> kimberly hamburg with the department of state. what is the u.k. government's approach to engaging with moderate voices or maybe not so moderate forces but nevertheless leaders who espouse a non-violent approach to maybe viewed as part of policy ideology? >> it is the question about the attitude of nonviolence. right? i think -- clearly what we are concerned with is the transition of violence and it is there that we prevent money. i did make clear that one of the things -- a difference between ourselves and our predecessor is we do not believe it is right to work through the agency those who are themselves on the separatist tendencies or extremist -- simply because they are not violent. we do believe -- with people who share your values. we do believe that muslims have to share our values will help and we will be together in office but we are not of the notion that somehow you can easily get the right results by trying to work through the agency or those who comes over share your values system. it goes

for example, i don't know but if you eliminated the subsidy for corn, would make mcdonald's hamburgers more expensive? would make french fries more expensive? all the things that could be done without increasing taxes. what role does government policy under the top layer play in what we are seeing? >> moving upstream has to be a part of this. we don't know. control do a randomized on farm bill changes. hopefully, we can look at this over the next few years as we come to the next iteration of the farm bill. we will have to base some of our policy interventions there on less than perfect data. that is the way it is. >> i think it is a piece of the puzzle. we put these policies into place for very specific reasons and times have changed and is a part of the solution to be subsidizing those commodities that we are eating too much of. ? some of these programs, one of was reading about was the dairy management that will spend $140 million per year and going out and trying to figure out how to get americans to eat more cheese. it is already the biggest source of saturated fat in the american

[ applause ] >> jimmy: yes, it -- like to say, anybody in the area, if you have seen his missing hamburgers and drink, please contact the jackson county emergency operations center. any information leading to the recovery of this missing meal could help officials mitigate this devastating loss. see this is why it's so important to super size. the friendly skies are getting more dangerous every day. last week, there were reports of at least five air traffic controllers falling asleep on the job. last night, the first lady had a scare. her jet got too close to a military plane. they blamed error by air traffic control. and early sunday morning, an air traffic control ealer was caugh watching a movie. he was watching the movie and left the microphone on, so every pilot in the area heard dialogue of the movie for three full minutes. >> delta 2-6-niner, request clearance for landing. >> what the [ bleep ] that got to do with anything? >> repeat? request clearance. >> sit your ass down, clarence. >> i'm not clarence. who is this? >> do as i say and you'll live! >> what is wrong with you? >> i ha

. >> jimmy: that would make his mom feel good that he was cured by $1.99 worth of hamburgers. [ applauseyou have, you have the same, the villain, everything, but though years have passed and we're tweeting and skyping, your killer is still making telephone calls. >> this is a matter of some concern because, you know, like, telephones don't make a sound when you dial now. they don't have busy tones. >> jimmy: texts aren't that scary. >> ghost face just texts me, who cares? >> jimmy: he's old school. and this is ghost face. and now i want to show a picture of the guy who plays, does the voice of ghost face. >> do it quickly. >> jimmy: this is the guy who plays ghost face. >> jimmy: you just blew his cover. >> only be scary if you walked into a super cuts and he told you to sit down in a chair. [ applause ] but -- when they're on the phone with him are they really on the phone with him? >> his name is roger jackson, he's a great guy. and that's actually a mask he's wearing there. underneath he's really scary. we sneak him into the set, wherever that is, he shoot in just regular houses, befo

they give us like visa and like hamburger and really nasty. if they give us some money we can eat like, we can improve. >>reporter: bench industry says exercise and calorie intake are the shrugs to the obesity problem. >> bay area company is building road block -- robot to help with hair loss. headline from tomorrow print edition of the silicon valley business journal. restoration robotic received fda approval for the hair transplant system. this comes after 6 months of trials. dicks sporting good interested in san jose. chain known for commercials featuring athlete such as torey hunter and ken griffey junior. he's lacking at space at the shopping center here. san jose company that makes led bulb that give off a warm light is about to get big. switch lighting bulb should be in big box stores next year. more on those stories and tomorrow silicon vl business journal. >> passenger on cruise ship gets sick. nightmare unfolds after medic try to help her. that story coming up. after medic try to help her. that story coming up. >> 

. >> that's a lot of hamburgers right there, you know? and... and a kid's uncle can't go see him play in the final four? >> the ncaa does not provide travel benefits for families. >> bergman: so if they can't afford it themselves, they can't see their children playing in mah madness? >> i... i... i'm not sure what... >> bergman: well, i mean, it would be... >> is that a question or a statement? >> bergman: yeah, i mean, their son cannot solicit money from someone. >> that's right. we do not want student-athletes soliciting money. that's... that's a fact. >> i'm deeply sorry about... >> bergman: but as the news media reminds us, the players do sometimes take money and get caught, and then they become pariahs. >> ...for accepting impermissible benefits... >> "we got dirt on this guy. we got dirt on this guy. he can't play next year. he can't... look at him. we knew he was dirty." i mean, i just think there's... there's a lot of that goes on that people don't know, you know? and it's unfair to the college athlete. >> bergman: critics say tha

pot luck in air, usa, are served alongside an asian protein like pig, chick, adobo or loco moco, a hamburger patty served with a fried egg and it's the most obvious defect, not enough egg. [laughter] sugar plantation workers used to share food at lunchtime swapping noodles for korea spare ribs and bread. this got passed down evolving into the plate lunch served at diners, drive-ins, and lunch trucks throughout hawaii. in 1961, the they published the rainbow drive-in where i bought my plate lunch. it was an army cook with the 100th infantry battalion, but volunteer soldiers in the 442ndreg mall combat team served segregated troops in europe in world war ii becoming the most decorated unit in military history and earning the nickname the purple heart battalion. their motto was remember pearl harbor and their argument was they were americans, not as the u.s. government classified them and their family and friends. as aliens. they offered food and it reads like a list of what america is supposed to be like, a neighborly mishmash. barak obama, the president of the united states, mentioned his cra

they are selling us all this mean, cheap, a good hamburger, $0.99. if it were worth what it really takes it would be a lot more precious. we eat too many animals, obviously. i don't want to go into this because to me it is obvious. isn't it obvious to everyone in the room that our level of consumption is way too high? >> i'm going to hazard a guess it is not the people in this room who need to be convinced. >> yes. >> thank you. i think this woman was next. >> i have lived to be respectable age of 60. i did all of that, sex, drugs, rock and roll. i went to antioch college and live with an old woman of 23 when i was 17 which broke my mother's heart. i have survived and become part of a health care model. i have the good fortune -- well, yeah, i have exactly the same values my parents had other than the sexual politics, but we disagree with. my parents were activists. my dad worked for universal health care coverage his whole life until the age of 93. i asked him once, how can you do this with all the bad things in the world? i was a pessimist. he said

. >> reporter: hamburgers for your memorial day barbecue will be 40 cents more per pound than last year. milk, up 15 cents per gallon. >> i usually try to find a sale on something. i could not find anything that was marked down. >> reporter: food costs are so high, they're stealing tomatoes by the truckload, in florida. thieves made off with more than six loads of tomatoes and other food, valued at $300,000. and fuel thefts are popping up, too. at a gas station in new jersey, this driver speeds away after dragging the station attendant with him. the attendant is okay. police are still looking for the driver and hoping incidents like these don't increase across the country, as gas prices tick even higher in the next few weeks. and sometimes those prices are ticking higher mid-pump. on new york's long island, this week one gas buyer was filling his tank, when the pump stopped. the price shot up 6 cents. and the pump started all over again. he was able to get a refund. but the prices are ticking higher sometimes without a moment's notice. >> incredible, jeremy. thank you. >>> will gas pric

. >> i'm sure they're serving something better than hamburger helper at that meal. yeah, that's a lofty price. our temperatures today, not so lofty. in fact rather mild. 49 degrees in hayward, certainly cold enough for a jacket. 5 to 7 degrees cooler than this time yesterday. a building breeze today, windy at times. a few thunderstorms are possible tomorrow. it's going to be warming up certainly. we've got a weather maker coming through but it's going to move through quick low. by friday we're looking towards cool sunshine, a clear day with temps in the 60s once again. today looking pretty good. gilroy 69 degrees, san jose 69 degrees for you and los gatos and santa cruz in the upper 60s. mid-60s and low 60s, that's what we're forecasting along the peninsula. up in the north bay a little more mild than yesterday. 68 degrees in san rafael. looks like showers will start up overnight and then as we wake up tomorrow morning about 5:00 to 7:00 a.m. the bulk of the moisture will come through so right when we commute just as usual. 56 degrees for your thursday, rainy condit

no it's not just a hamburger flipping job although it's a great entry way into the job market. >> reporter: 2,000 of those jobs are going to be in northern and central california. if you want one, don't go to the drive-through. go to an mcdonald's between 10:00 and 3:00 today. or maybe better yet just stay home. go online. go to abc7news.com and click on "see it on tv." we have linked you to the mcdonald's application so you can try to get up with of those entry level jobs, which as we just heard could lead to something big. live in san francisco, terry mcsweeney, abc7 news. >> terry, thank you very much. >>> 5:04 now. san anselmo police are warning parents about man that tried to lure an 11-year-old girl in his car. it happened yesterday afternoon while the girl was walking in 1500 of sir francis drake boulevard. the girl says a man driving a van drove up and offered her a ride. she refused and kept walking and he left. he was described white male in mid-30s to early 40s, short hair with black plastic sunglasses. anyone with information is asked to call san anselmo police. >>> doctors are

one hamburger came from a sustainable practice, and so, like, it feels better to eat that one even though it's the same, like, at the molecular level. it would still, i think, please me more to listen to a song knowing that someone was moved to write it and that i could feel that i was making some sort of connection to the composer through the piece rather than thinking that the piece was just sort of a set of ratios that had been kind of programmed. um, so in some ways perhaps the most intrinsically human quality of art is not any particular sophistication of composition per se as the impulse to make the art. so that, to me, is still the thing that's sacred. thanks. [applause] >> is there a nonfiction author or book you'd like to see featured on booktv? send us an e-mail at booktv at c-span.org or tweet us. >> nathan hodge is the author of "armed humanitarians: the rise of the nation builders." mr. hodge, define nation building. >> yeah. nation building is one of those tricky terms that nobody ever really wants to own, and that's one of the reasons that i chose to write about it. i'm not

. >>> the end of hot dogs and hamburgers at the park?ell, a new nationwide plan can cooked up in the bay area was announced today. the goal is to provide healthy options at local, state, and national parks. the first example of this pilot plan is already at place at mirror woods. >>> the former con stan tee no's location in san jose will get a new lease on life. lunardi's supermarket is set to open there next month. cosentino's announced their exit from the business they ran for 63 years. the place will be cleaned up and painted and once they submit the proper permits, it will undergo a remodel. many customers were saddened when cosentino's closed, but happy a similar store will take its place. >>> the giants are back. the home season opener is less than 24 hours away. at&t park, you know the drill, it's sold out for tomorrow afternoon's game, but before and after the game, heck, even during the game, many fans will wind up here at pete's tavern right across the street from the ballpark. earlier today, workers were making the last-prin p

and leslie stahl was growing hamburger you did not want to be on the other side. and she goes after him and the questions are getting more pointed to was running the government? he was deflecting the answers. he just did not know. what is worse? the government did not know what was happening? or he was trying to deflect the answers? on tv he said whiffs the presidential succession but then to say he looks really bad and huffing and and dick allen says in his mind come if the climbs this dubai carry him off lowered to russia for him aside and continue? [laughter] that is the national security adviser for the united states of america thinking this. it is a crisis. the worst since kennedy. >> question. i have worked for the old washington star 20 years. do you know, how things but the story now that i hear is president reagan the the the hell and you stop there for lunch? is there any truth to that? >> no. >> that is how things grow. [laughter] >> i never heard that. thank you for an amazing discussion tonight. i have a question and wonder either from a research pers

our corporate culture back then he decided to take the clam shells mcdonald's used to have their hamburgers in and says i can do that with egg cartons. he couldn't get agreement from the corporate leaders at the time -- wasn't me -- in midland, michigan, to try that out. so he went and did it on his own. he bought an old shell oil plant, and today he employs 11,000 people with a multiplier effect that i talked about earlier and runs a $12 billion corporation, he and his children. his son now runs it. i've got to tell you, what a great role model right here at wharton. so in conclusion i just want to say thank you for listening to me. i hope my words will cause you to at least think differently, to take a look at something from a different angle. i hope that you're part of what i said to help usher in a golden age of manufacturing. i will tell you it'll be the most passionate, fun thing you end up doing. i could tell you that you'll have a rewarding career no matter what you do, but a career that creates a sustainable future solving world challenges at the heart of corporate responsibility f

up four restaurants and said go to restaurant one and buy your bun, restaurant two and buy your hamburger restaurant three and get your ketchup and four you can have french fries if you want, then you can put them together for your meal, but that's your problem. that's the way we operate. that's the way the mayor wants us to -- what the mayor wants us to change. >> personal stuff for a moment. you still have a connection with harvard? >> i'm on leave from harvard. >> on leave from harvard? so you have a boston as a possible location in the future? >> oh, yes. >> born in minneapolis. your wife lives in washington. >> yes, for a little while longer. i hope she'll live in new york shortly. >> you're in what, a room over here at columbia university? >> i am, yes. >> how long do you want to do this? >> and which would be this, not knowing where i live? >> all of that. how long do you want to be deputy mayor and do you intend to go back to harvard? >> well, i've got to get the near-term figured out. i like harvard, but i like new york city a lot. i'm excited about the fact my wife is moving her

it is the largest hamburger chain. >>> bp will provide $1 billion for restoration according to a voluntary agreement with the federal government and five states. it's the largest of its kind. the money will be used to rebuild coastal marshes, clean up beaches and restore barrier islands. >>> overnight aaa updated its gas price averages. a gallon of reg costs $4.21 in san francisco. the president announced a new justice department investigation that will try and figure out if oil market manipulation is behind t sudden high prices seen in the bay area and across the nation. gas prices have risen 25-cents in the last month. the president says he feels your pain. in fact, he's doing something about the high gas prices. >> the attorney general is putting to the a theme whose job this is to route out cases of fraud and manipulation in the oil market. that includes the role of traders and speculators. we want to make sure that nobody's taking advantage of american consumers for their own short-term game. >> the president said he will also address oil and gas company subsidies. >>> today is the 41

hamburg, south carolina was to save the free schedule rather than the vote between charleston and hamburgn 1832. thank you. >> thank you. mr. johnson. >> thank you, mr. chairman. anja mr. wilson, i would comment that it would not go to south carolina, charleston, i've enjoyed myself in that area, but i would also point everyone out or point everyone to the fact that i live in the atlanta, georgia area, which is the transportation hub of this out east. we've got the world's busiest airport. high capacity. we have approximately quite a few military aviation facilities we've got one of the country's largest dias perera communities are not prepared. superb infrastructure to support the military communication needs world-class educational institutions. georgia tech, emory, atlanta university center, high quality of life for personnel who were assigned or who would be assigned to that area. and i think that it would be a great thing. i know that ambassador andrew young is very much interested in africom choosing to locate its headquarters in atlanta and i certainly join in that desire. if not a

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back out here live, show you behind me nation's hamburgers is here, and it was open when the shootingpened. i talked to the manager there, and she took the time to show me about 20 minutes of their surveillance video. but the cameras are mounted inside the restaurant, so unfortunately you can't see much of what is going on outside when this shooting happened. reporting live, ali rasmus, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. >>> oakland police also responded to a third shooting hours before that nightclub violence. police were looking for the gunman who wounded a man on favor street after 11 p.m. investigators say this was not connected to the two later shootings at jack london square. >>> the cause of a fire in san francisco is under investigation. it happened around 12:30 this morning on powell street between vallejo and green streets. the fire started in the outside stairwell of the second floor. three people were treated for smoke inhalation. one of them cut his foot on some glass outside. one woman is being called a hero. she carried an elderly man down the stairs to safety. >> done.