in search of the best hamburger -- >> and?> and really frustrated. >> she is traveling around town to find out what makes it's burger joint -- the burger joints to unique. how is your research going? >> reporter: this is really tough. it's really wrecking my figure. [ laughing ] we're having a lot of fun and we're wrapping up the week with hamburgers, because americans eat 13 billion hamburgers a year. if you lined them up, that would circle the earth 32 times in case you were wondering. we are starting the morning at burger, tap&shake. it's a new spot on washington circle and foggy bottom. just opened in september. they've already fired up the grill. good morning. >> good morning. >> reporter: they are working hard, let me tell you. i hear that this is the place to order a hamburger right now. >> absolutely. we have a program here where we grind all our beef inhouse. we use all natural beef, a combination of two cuts here. our beef brisket and chuck. the chuck obviously has a little bit more fat, so we cut it a little bit to

why you may need to back away there the meatloaf and the hamburger. >>> the woman who was missing recently featured on people's court. whom she tried to reach out to the day before her disappearance us. live look at downtown baltimore. ing. >>> she tried to call her father the day before she disappeared. trying to find the missing mother of 3. >>> harry potter author, hack -- the best selling sunday tabloids was shutdown in july after revelation it act into murdered schoolgirl's voice mail. >>> they show eating hamburger meat could show a form of eating -- could go into eating breast cancer. that aggressive protest cancer as men who dent eat read meat at all. >>> brad friday, it's -- black friday, it's finally here. folks have been lining up all night. some stores opening as early as 10:00. some at midnight. live outside midnight. what is going on. i know people love -- best buy on friday. >> oh, yes, if you remember yesterday's theme, all those tents for people who couldn't wait to get inside. well, those people are gone because they were let in at midnight. join us live right now jeff wh

since the average american eats three hamburgers a week, we're checking out three hamburgers in three hours. our third and final stop, we're in arlington this morning. coming up, we're going to get on the griddle and show you why their sandwiches are indeed so good. it's all live later. >>> that's the dagwood burger. >> got to smoosh it down. >> take a look at the trivia question. when ross perot ran for president in 1996, his campaign song was what country music hit recorded by the great patsy cline? was it crazy, sweet dreams, walking after midnight, which you're hearing, or your cheatin' heart. >> that wouldn't be good. >> still crazy would be the worst one. the answer is coming up later. don't go away. ♪ after midnight searching for you ♪ . >>> 9:24. welcome back. the fate of dr. conrad murray lies in the hands of a jury. >> deliberations will begin in a few hours. marianne rafferty has more. >> the evidence in this case is abundantly clear that conrad murray acted with criminal negligence, that conrad murray caused the death of michael jackson. >> for a crime to be proved, you al

they won't feed me a hamburger. >> what are we doing, david? an open house. >> we try to do it once or twice a year, basically give the employees some downtime and feed them lunch. just a way to try to give back, say "we appreciate what you do, the hard work you do." >> this is not burger king, as you can see, but i'll still have it my way. >> what's going on? >> the break from the prison routine is short-lived. an inmate is refusing to take his required medication. >> take the shot, i'll get you a hamburger or sausage. >> you need to come on, just get the shot. get it over with. >> get you an ice cream cone. you don't like ice cream? >> i like ice cream. >> take the shot, i'll get you an ice cream, hot dog. before i leave here today, you're going to take the shot. you've got to take the shot. i don't know why today you feel like you don't want this shot but you have to take it. you can make it hard or you can make it easy. you're still going to have to take it. i don't have no choice. >> ain't going to do nothing but resist. >> you're a big ma

this is vicki mabrey for "nightline" in kansas city. >> the triumph of a hamburger. our thanks to vicki mabrey. >>> have women come out on top in prime-time tv? li s id li s m ba llral,was id unl m ba t.veouwas id unl or m ba [ sighs ] can't wait 'til morning. wait, it's morning in china... [ male announcer ] it's sweet. it's nutty. it's absolutely delicious. kellogg's® crunchy nut™. it's morning somewhere™. it's absolutely delicious. kellogg's® crunchy nut™. we're going to head on into the interview. evan, sandy . . . evan .. what pushed you toward the explorer? it was less expensive. better technology inside. there was stuff that we have in our car that i didn't even know existed. how does your music gear fit in there? it fits perfectly. i mean, i got a keyboard, acoustic guitar, merchandise, cds to sell and it all just fits like a nice game of tetras. what would you say to a friend who's skeptical about buying a ford. do you want to borrow my keys. my name is lacey calvert and i'm a yoga instructor. if i have any soreness, i'm not going to be able to do my job. bu

. >> i am a lawyer and eating a hamburger. it's delicious. >> reporter: glad to be back for a favorite hamburger. >> brings back the community to the hill. the neighborhood bar. this place operates as a post office, a meeting spot. it's just part of the fabric of the neighborhood. >> reporter: if all goes well, the little tune in will be a stopping off place for years to come, morning, noon and night. you ever go home? >> i do. i live right around the corner. i can come here for breakfast. i don't like to cook. >> reporter: tom sherwood, news 4, washington. >> tune in to tune in. >>> he's a larger than life figure from a d.c. neighborhood. he's now the focus of a major movie. still ahead, what some may not know about the life and legacy of j. edgar hoover. why an >>> metro workers took a rather unusual step, shutting down an escalator at a busy station that wasn't broken. they did it to find one woman's lost treasure. shomari stone has more. >> i was devastated. >> reporter: she was disappointed when she glanced down. somethin

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well, this was a ship that was designed to go basically from hamburg, across the atlantic, south of southrica, through cape horn, up the coast of chili, where it would pick up fertilizer -- nitrates. and all of that fertilizer would be hauled back to germany again. >> the cargo may not have been exciting, but working on this early-20th-century sailing ship must have been an incredible adventure. >> it's a journey of about 8,000 miles, and she did this very regularly. it took two to three months that these sailors were out on the seas, delivering these goods from chili to hamburg on a regular basis. it was a tremendously difficult trip. i mean, going south of south america, you're almost into antarctica, and there were some terrible storms. >> what's most amazing is, many of the sailors on board were not much older than me. >> german sailors would have been teenagers. the crew would have numbered no more than 20 to 25, maximum, during these journeys. plenty of work to keep them busy. they would work in shifts. basically, there was always someone on deck, 24 hours a day, doing some type of

. >> reporter: operators react to an alarm in seconds at this security company in hamburg.he firm has clients not only in germany but also in greece. what's alarming the boss right now is that some of his greek clients, especially government institutions, are not paying their bills on time. >> in the past, they paid sometimes two or three months too late, and today it's half a year. >> reporter: power security also provides guards for many firms in hamburg's massive port, the gateway to the world for the german exporting government. german companies have created millions of jobs all over the globe, but business with greece has been sluggish to say the least. german export and industrial associations say they want to do more business with greece and help the country back on its feet. they say first the greeks must change their business culture and become more reliable partners for investors. with the greek debt crisis and the social turmoil that came with the austerity programs initiated by the government in athens, german firms doing business in greece say credit lines are

whatever, hamburgers with her or whatever, as marilyn?t talk because she was in the zone. since she's such a wonderful actress and she's so friendly and kind and generous. you can talk easily. and i think, a film set is an environment in which you need to be able to be accessible and talk about anything. so, when people sort of close off and immerse themselves in a character too much, i think it can be quite distracting and difficult for other people around you. didn't do that at all. >> jimmy: like when you were uday hussein did you, like, throw hamburgers at peoples' face? start throwing things around, like, being a tyrant? yeah, yeah, yeah. >> yeah. >> jimmy: but, yeah. but, now, do you want to explain what this movie is about, "my week with marilyn?" >> well, it's a glimpse into her life, really. it's not -- what i loved about the -- reading the script, originally was -- in biopics, they often try and cover the whole of that person's life. and it's very difficult to cram someone's life into a film that's that short. so, you get a very

you want another hamburger? ♪ ♪ ♪ >> hey! >> what are you doing? how have you been?t's go. ♪ ♪ >> don't crack your knuckles. you see how big this part of his hand is? when you go visit him, when we go visit him this summer look at this part of his hand. he got lumps sitting on his hands. and his hands been through a lot. you can't get off the phone like i do when your daddy calls? i hate getting off the phone with him. >> do he call you a lot? >> he do. he calls me at least three times a month. >> he don't call us a lot. he calls brandy's house. >> i think we should write a letter to the prison and tell them we want more time. they're going to say we can't give him any more time on the telephone. here, you all just take him. wouldn't that be nice? that would be nice. >> yeah. he only got 30 years left, granny? >> maybe so. ♪ ♪ >> i'm not mad at the judge and prosecutors. they got to do their jobs. the gavel was hit, you know? the signature was signed. the jury brought its verdict and it was over with and he sentenced me according to the sentencing guidelines and gave

i guess they opened a new hamburger joint. >> purnell -- pearls. vice president marshall: this is a baby program? i know everyone is excited about it. >> right, so last year, there was the situation where mrs. chan was thrown from the platform at third, and they are outfitted in these very, very sharp jackets. otherwise, there is a variety of language skills. very, very critical to the effort to combat neighborhood after that situation, so additional funding has been appropriated. i believe it is from 10 in the morning until 8:00 that night. these are the hours that they are going to work there. i believe it was a thin market. -- was fifth and market. vice president marshall: we will see what happens. >> it was great for us. it is great to have them as partners. president mazzucco: anything further? please call item d. secretary falvey: item number d, commission announcements and scheduling of items. president mazzucco: do you have anything? secretary falvey: no. president mazzucco: we were at over 70 cases, and now we are in the teens. during the

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. >> i'm eating a hamburger and it's delicious. >> reporter: he was glad to be back for a favorite hamburger. >> brings back to community to the hill. the neighborhood bar. this place operates as a post office, a meeting spot, it's just part of the fabric of the neighborhood. >> reporter: if all goes well, the little tune inn will be a stopping off place for years to come, morning noon and night. do you ever go home? >> i do. i live right around the corner. i can come here for breakfast. i don't like to cook. >> reporter: tom sherwood, news 4, washington. >> i get it when you just want some grease now and again. it makes sense to me. >>> coming up next, some people woke up not so happy their cars have been smashed up. tonight, we find out what happened. >>> big changes coming on the most congested roads in the area. >>> a setback for local communities and homeowners reeling from damage caused by tropical storm lee. >> reporter: coming up in sports, the final week of regular season in high school football. stone bridge goes for the eighth straight win. the caps playing back-to-back games. the

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even hamburger sandwiches. act now and you can also set things on setting square that aren't food. car keys, mail, slim jims, even smaller classic squares. that's stephen colbert's set and square. now available in circles. >> stephen: we'll be right back ( cheers and applause ) ( cheers and applause ). >> stephen: welcome back, everybody. thank you very much. my guest tonight is a writer for the "new yorker" and an author of a biography of rin tin tin. it makes sense-- i used the "new yorker" to house train my dogs. please welcome susan orlean. ( cheers and applause ) thank you very much. thank you. is thank you very much. thank you so much for coming on. >> my pleasure. >> stephen: okay, now, you are the writer who wrote the "orchid thief." >> i am. >> stephen: everybody knows that and that was made into the movie adaptation in which you were played by meryl streep. now you have the biography of "rin tin tin: the life and the "rin tin tin: the life and the legend." do you think streep could play rin tin tin? she could. >> i think-- yeah, the accent-- i don't-- yes. >> stephen: she

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. >> i am a lawyer and i'm eating a hamburger and it's delicious. >> reporter: local d.c.emocratic party official was glad to be back for a favorite hamburger. >> it brings back the community to the hill, the neighborhood bar, this place operates as a post office, a meeting spot, it's just part of the fabric of the neighborhood. >> and if all goes well, the tune inn will be a stopping place morn, noon and night. >> reporter: do you ever go home? >> i do. i live right around the coroner. i can come here for breakfast because i don't like to cook. >>> the district has reached a multimillion dollar settlement in connection with the fire that nearly destroyed the historic georgetown public library. the fire started in 2007 while contractors were renovating the building on r street northwest. thousands of books were destroyed and the ceiling collapsed. the district's attorney general said the two contractors involved agreed friday to pay $6 million to reimburse the city for some of the costs to rebuild it. the library reopened in october of last year. >>> it's 6:37 right now. y

if i wanted to cook a hamburger from the window that's cold.ill it full of hot water, you take your cup, set it upside down, put your hamburger on there open in the package and the steam -- you can steam heat it and then, if you want to make big meals, we got shoeboxes which we call tubs. they are shoeboxes built to store stuff. but you empty them and then make a good dip bowl. nachos, 10 or 12 soups, a bag of chili, a tub of cheese, summer dogs, fill it full of water, mix it up, dip it into your bowls and eat. >> after spending so many hours in a confined space, inmates value time spent outside their cells. exercise is the most popular pastime, along with getting a shave and a haircut at the prison barber shop. >> i like to talk people into doing a little something, something a little more stylish instead of the same old same old. makes them hold their head up higher. >> you can't rehabilitate your appearance and self at the same time, you are going to stay in these tombs forever. >> right behind is the shaving mirror. in that shaving mirror y

. >> a journalist who has just returned from syria spoke to us from hamburg. we asked him to talk to us about what he witnessed in syria. >> what i actually saw was a child that was mortally wounded. i saw people that had been tortured. when i speak with a context that i still have a in syria, not much has changed. >> how strong is the opposition? >> inside of the country it is difficult to say. the level of terror has risen. they have a big problem. they are in terror and no one knows what can happen to them. the position is gaining ground, but eroding slowly. >> what about cities? >> what i can say from my contacts was that opposition life there meant he did not have any heating, you did not have oil for food, or water. no electricity. no self on connections. no telephones. you come off and you have nothing at all. this has been going on for weeks. the people there are struggling to survive. >> do you consider that it could slide into civil war? what are your impressions? >> that the position itself is not willing to have a civil war, but the more the presid

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