he's rummaging through, that's a bag of hamburger patties he grabs out. you can't have a hamburger without fries so he makes himself some fries. >> he made fries? >> and now he's over at the condiments, getting some ketchup. off camera he ends up eating all of this at the mcdonald's. police called him the hamburgler, went to the local tv stations, put the tape on local news. he saw himself on local news and ended up turning himself in. the best part of this is he pled not guilty in court and his reason was that he was intoxicated at the time. that was his not guilty plea. >> okay, next this run away school bus. sounds pretty scary. >> it is scary. it's important to note there were no children on this bus at the time. i don't know why you would steal a school bus but this man wanted

he was over here guarding the hamburg road from hamburg landing which is four river miles upstream from pittsburgh landing. so this is where his brigade will fight the battle detached from its mother division. prentiss' camps were roughly a mile or a little over from the southwest or to our southwest about a mile. that will give you a sense of where prentiss' camps were in relationship to stewart which represents the true union left and what johnston envisioned to be the union left, which was prentiss' camps. stewart fights desperately to hold this flank. stewart will find himself down to just two regiments here, but he will fight on this front from 11:00 through 2:00. no artillery support, just the two regiments alone. no ammunition supply except for what the men carry, and that'll be the biggest issue that they'll have is they'll begin to run out of ammunition. men will be reduced to robbing the dead and wounded to get available rounds to fight. everybody knows about joshua lauren's chambers defense in little round top on the second day of gettysburg. he made that classic. he peeled g

so that cohen california with mad cow disease would have gotten slaughtered and ended up in your hamburger and the parts that we don't eat would have been made into cow food so it would have quickly spread through the herds contaminating a bunch of other cows that contaminated even more cars and lots of the beef laced with mad cow disease would end up in even more of your hamburgers and your supermarket now it takes a few years for americans who get mad cow disease to get dementia go crazy and die so a couple years from now tens of thousands maybe hundreds of thousands maybe even a million americans from little kids to twenty year olds to old people would start showing signs of alzheimer's and die. it's at this point that the magical libertarian free market correction system kicks in grieving family members will use the courts the only part of business left in a libertarian republican tea party world and use the courts to sue the slaughter houses and beat back in companies for the loss of their dead kids and relatives because a libertarian republican tea party tour reform laws the most eac

big hamburger is big and marketing strategies are changing?ey are but i don't what i don't understand, the are saying the clown is the same as joe camel. >> gregg: come on. >> can you say hamburger is god's food. it's the favorite thing in the world and it's not the same as a cigarette. >> gregg: first ronald mcdonald was willard scott. >> i just learned that. maybe our doing the segment was not the best idea because we're going to be fighting over there th. >> gregg: ways trying to find a mcdonald's photograph, 1955 the original mcdonald's. but they were all alike. they were identical. if you look up on the sign, mcdonald's 15 cent hamburgers, you would kofeel feed the family for under a buck. >> what people have to learn that regulations are not going to do the work. market will do the work. if kids don't want it, but mcdonald's comes out with smooth thinks. have you seen mcdonald's lately. it looks like a nice restaurant you go go and sit down for a nice meal for cheap. >> gregg: what also has changed is students, young people are much more

what is it, a hamburger?: it's a hamburger. >> safer: show a hungry person a hamburger, and their brain scan shows a dopamine rush. >> volkow: it just basically stimulates release of dopamine. and the more they release, the more they want the food. we always say, "well, why do we have a problem with obesity in our society?" and i said, "my god, we're surrounded by stimuli with which we're conditioned. if you like hamburgers, you may see that mcdonald's yellow arches, and then dopamine goes inside your brain and you want it, and you don't know why you want it. >> safer: and, volkow has found, images of alcohol and drugs produce similar signals which the addict can't resist. >> volkow: when a person is addicted, they get conditioned just like pavlovian dogs. >> safer: during a brain scan, a cocaine addict was shown a nature scene. the image created no change in dopamine levels. the same test with a picture of someone using cocaine. result-- a marked rise in dopamine. >> volkow: here, in an addictive person, you

and the hamburger will not taste good. thinly sliced on the grill with all oil, it is a doable thing. when you buy them, take a look at this right here. sometimes they will be tall right here. that is ok. but you want to find a more around like this. nice and read all the way around. free from any detail whatsoever. and you see right here, the skin needs to be nearly translucent. when you bring them home, in a cool dry place. do not put them in the refrigerator. red onions, they're great all year long. especially if you saute them with carrots or celery. that is nice. i am your fresh grocer, always remember to eat fresh and stay healthy. >> he did it, he taste the food after every package. >> coming up tonight at 5:00, an on-line salon claims it can give you custom hair color without us along price. >> chilly what puts the salon to the test tonight at 5:00. >> and a missouri farmer has a shadow but it is not just any shadow. >> it is a goose that he has had since the '80s. charles' career of a bird and seven others two dec

two hamburger patties, some lettuce and grainy french mustard in a roll that looks like classic french bread. it may not be the beheading of louie the 16th but it's positively revolutionary. and the french have lined up in their ones and twos to try it. but as with wine tasting, does it have a good finish? >> dry, too dry. >> reporter: traditional baguette bakers fear mcdonald's is making another assault on a signature french product. could this be another nail in the french culinary coffin? alex dryer is an american chef who teaches bread and pastry making at a parisian cooking school. for him comparing the mcbaguette to the real thing is to borrow and mangle the phrase "the best of bread and the worst of bread." >> it's too soft. a regular baguette in france will be crispy the next 24 hours. >> reporter: but the french have a dirty little secret. they love mcdonald's. mcdo's they call it. the chain does more business in france than any country outside of the united states. more than five and a half billion dollars worth last year. and they've done it by frenchifying the product. the

and i'll have a hamburger. coming right up. - hey, look who's here. - hi, henry. - uh-oh, here comes trouble. - hello to you, too. hello, katherine. are you going to be having lunch ? yes, i thought i'd see crossroads cafe from this side of the counter. - excuse me. - be back in a second. take your time. so, how is life as a civilian ? absolutely terrific. don't rub it in. - here you go. - thanks, henry. what's this ? that's the catalogue from the city college. i have to take a few courses there before i start law school. college ? law school ? what's next, the supreme court ? no, just a lot of late nights and strong coffee. better you than me. henry, get moving. i need those dirty dishes off of table one. yeah, yeah. so how's mr. brashov doing ? so-so. yeah. i still can't believe it. are you all right ? henry ! yeah, i guess i-- where are the first-aid supplies ? they're in mr. brashov's office. come on, henry. rosa, can you handle things out here ? i think so. not while you're cooking, you can't. i'll take ca

it also tells you that that's enough time to consume a mcdonald's hamburger or maybe a mcdonald's hamburgers and a coke. >> if i'm trying to go, i've got to eat a big mac, a big drink, a large fry and a sundae. and by that time, they'll be boarding. >> it will be time for your train to leave. >> this guy, he's got to eat a lot before his train. >> he's got a double cheeseburger, coke, fries, sundae, apple pie and a parfait. >> i don't know. by that time, it looks like it's breakfast time. they'll be serving breakfast. >> i wonder if they allow for wait time, how long you have to wait at mcdonald's until your burger is ready. ♪ never thought of that. >> we should go to war saw and find out. >>> people have some awesome pet videos and we have three i can't wait to show you. the first one is this dog and cat. the cat is playing the role of a pillow, because the dog is ready for a nap. >> even dogs and cats can get along, you know? >> right. >> this is another video from people's pets. can you tell which of all these is the real cat? >> wait. >> wait. >> there's three fake and one real? >> i do

[ female announcer ] hamburger helper stroganoff. beefy. creamy. stroganoffy. helpers.es, all delicious. gives us the most nutritious of gifts. but only when they are ready to be given. that's why green giant picks vegetables at their peak. ...and freezes them fast, locking in nutrients ...for you to unwrap. ♪ ho, ho, ho. green giant >>> good evening everyone welcome to this late sunday night edition of sports wrap. if you wanted to order a perfect spring day for baseball this would be it. several little leaguers around the bay area decided to see for themselves at the oakland coliseum, they saw the trail in the third inning. that's when cliff pentington with a drive to the gap in center. weeks was on first and he can fly. tyson ross hoping for a little more support than his pitchers have received. the a's at it another round in the fifth. then in the sixth, ross pitchers best friend. jack hannahan gave away to the bullpen. he worked a one, two, three, ninth. the a's take one from the indians over the weekend. 5-1 before ending with the white sox tomorrow night. ross fe

. >> a new exhibition in hamburg is set to change that.ses 30 years of photographs by the artist. >> the carnival is over. the ferris wheel has stopped turning. a tilted lamppost on a street corner. by the time he trains his lens on a subject, whatever has happened is over. he photographs things that have been forgotten, seeking out lonely places on the outskirts of town and cities, places others barely notice. every image tells a story. for him, photography provides a welcome change from filmmaking. >> the nice thing about photography is that i can do it alone. i do not need any help. no team, no system, no one else. quite the opposite. i cannot do it if i am not alone. >> he travels the world, submerging himself in his photography for weeks at a time. from america to russia and armenia. alloy's waiting until everyone else has left before he begins to shoot. >> in our family, it is my wife who takes the portraits. so i wait until i can tell stories in a different way. for me, pictures say more about people when they are not in the frame.

if you want to buy a lot of hamburgers, there are less hamburgers, the price goes up and by the way, what is the other solution? you wanted the government to set the price of oil? >> no. we have an energy secretary that originally thought it ought to be $6 a gallon. and we'll get there without his help, at this point. >> right. right. i think the president is really weak on this issue, because he keeps saying that it doesn't matter how much supply we have. the price is going up because of the increased demand from china but, if we have more supply, that price is going to go up less. that is the bottom line and that is all that oil speculators tell you. >> another full screen i want you to look at. the number of people eligible for food stamps in this country and it is a dramatic turn. you can see you we have from the food stamp eligibility, $32 million on his inauguration day to $46 million, an increase of over 45%. newt gingrich called him the food stamp president. is that too harsh? >> we should point out the spike in food stamps, started under the bush administration and he inheri

they go and become hamburger.o the usda is investigating the dairy farm where this cow came from to see if other cattle might have it, to see if those cattle previously have gone into the food supply. and consumer groups say this is exposing some loopholes and some weaknesses in the u.s. safety system. >> and there's a battle on for the dollar to do a better job. is that what they're saying? that they're going to need more money in order to ensure the safety? >> there was some reform put in place after 2003 when the first case was discovered in the united states. this is only the fourth time ever in the u.s. we've had a case. certainly the first in california. the beef industry frankly has killed a lot of attempts at reform. and there are stricter rules in other countries. one thing that has come up is we get only 1 in 1,000 cows in america are tested for mad cow disease. in japan and europe, it's most of the cows. the cow has toed by dead when you test it. it costs about, i don't know, $20 or $0 for each cow. whe

and steak and hamburger. >> absolutely.ut my point is that we have real cost increases at the same time that wages haven't grown nearly as much and, you know, college tuitions are up and people 25% of people's homes are underwater. that is going to affect behavior. it's just denial. >> and people's houses are underwater and rent is going up. gary b, i know you go to safeway and you tell us when you go there, you can really shop well. you're a conscious, cost conscious shopper. >> just today, brenda, nancy and i took advantage of bogo, buy one, get one free. so yes, people do substitute, toby! if, you know, a hamburger is expensive, we switch to ham or chicken. but that's not the point. that's not the point of substitution. the point is how they measure it in the basket of goods that the bureau of labor statistics measured says 2.7%. yes, we spent all of our money on ham and eggs and inflation would be higher. if we spend all our money on gasoline, then our inflation would be higher but it's not because people forget, natura

if you want to buy a lot of hamburgers, there are less hamburgers, the price goes up and by the way, what is the other solution? you wanted the government to set the price of oil? >> no. we have an energy secretary that originally thought it ought to be $6 a gallon. and we'll get there without his help, at this point. >> right. right. i think the president is really weak on this issue, because he keeps saying that it doesn't matter how much supply we have. the price is going up because of the increased demand from china but, if we have more supply, that price is going to go up less. that is the bottom line and that is all that oil speculators tell you. >> another full screen i want you to look at. the number of people eligible for food stamps in this country and it is a dramatic turn. you can see you we have from the food stamp eligibility, $32 million on his inauguration day to $46 million, an increase of over 45%. newt gingrich called him the food stamp president. is that too harsh? >> we should point out the spike in food stamps, started under the bush administration and he inheri

if you want to buy a lot of hamburgers, there are less hamburgers, the price goes up and by the way, what is the other solution? you wanted the government to set the price of oil? >> no. we have an energy secretary that originally thought it ought to be $6 a gallon. and we'll get there without his help, at this point. >> right. right. i think the president is really weak on this issue, because he keeps saying that it doesn't matter how much supply we have. the price is going up because of the increased demand from china but, if we have more supply, that price is going to go up less. that is the bottom line and that is all that oil speculators tell you. >> another full screen i want you to look at. the number of people eligible for food stamps in this country and it is a dramatic turn. you can see you we have from the food stamp eligibility, $32 million on his inauguration day to $46 million, an increase of over 45%. newt gingrich called him the food stamp president. is that too harsh? >> we should point out the spike in food stamps, started under the bush administration and he inheri

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

>> reporter: but an in vitro hamburger doesn't sound like it would be good for you. >> well, actually these kinds of new food products will be far better for you because they'll have the best proteins, the best fats, the nutrients built-in. >> reporter: they'll taste like a hamburger? >> they'll taste better than a hamburger. >> reporter: by this time, we were sufficiently wowed, if not downright overwhelmed. but keeping our journalistic wits about us, we posed the skeptics question --- to vint cerf, known as the father of the internet. did he think this conference might just be over-hyping the future? >> i have been surprised repeatedly by the things that we've been able to do that would have been thought to be science fiction in the past. what craig venter talked about this morning about creating synthetic life, would have been science fiction, and in fact it was science fiction and he's pushed the boundaries of what's real. >> reporter: but what about craig venter himself? the man who cracked the human genome in record time a decade ago is now hard at work creating new life forms f

>> get him a hamburger. >> time to take a break. i hope somebody asks me to the prom. an emotional moment of the year, next. >>> brf we move on we have to help one young man's dream come true. we received a message on the official facebook page which i don't think i have ever been on from a dedicated viewer named anthony. it reads "hey, greg and everyone. help a small town conservative dream come true. we are hoping to get this video viral and catch the attention of the "hunger games" actor or talk show like ellen or" the today show." so if you think it is cute you can share with others on facebook, twitter, youtube or "red eye." >> definitely written by a girl. >> that came with a link to a video of a lovely young woman or a -- singing a song to this actor josh hutchison asking him to go to the senior prom. anthony, are you in luck. we would love to show the video in hope of getting you on "ellen" or" the today show." roll it. >> wow, i'm sorry. i guess we had one of the rare malfunctions on the show. it was so sad. i wanted that guy's dream to be on ellen or the toda

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 ingredient 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, shipped to the nearby processing facility where, during the busy seascn, 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 washing it. >> here, the basil is cleaned, flash-frozen at 40 degrees below zero. brr! and then the stems are

. >>> this cow does not want to become a hamburger. this cow in paterson, new jersey is lucky. the 800 pounder was scheduled for slaughter but escaped. police tried to catch the cow. first he was getting the best of them, even denting a police car. they were able to tranquilize her. the owner said she will leaf out the rest of her life on a farm. >>> team to take a different bus. that's what passengers may hear. sometimes they get tina turner, george simmons and others. >>> it's national robotic week. there was a robot block party hoping to sign up skids in -- kids for engineering and math. >>> now that rick santorum is out of the race, mitt romney can concentrate on his opponent. >>> lots of people think they have the worst job in the universe, but does the survey back them up? >>> many of us are struggling to pay our bills. unpaid taxes often get added to that new pile, but it could offer some relief. here's t.j. winick with today haste tax tip. >> reporter: if you're out of work or owes the government money, penalty relief. one of the biggest factors is failure to pay penalt

you take that risk of hamburgers are not cut enough. steaks cut to medium or less. >> when in doubt, do not eat it. >> also from seven on your side, standing pictures about what coffee does to your brain. researchers found a coffee does not wake up your brain. a 40% drop in blood flow to the brain. caffeine drops the chemical that limits what flows to the brain. >> how much coffee do i have to drink to change the physiology of my brain. >> not very much. >> experts to have good news for healthy adults. a few cups of coffee a day is not that dangerous. >> a new survey shows drivers like to tailgate. 74% of drivers say somebody tailgated them in the past six months. if iraq rask if they like to tailgates only 11% admitted to doing so. half a survey it did not know the proper distance to keep from a car in front of them. >> dog lovers went on a special walk today. >> it was all part of the fashion for pause. it is a major fund-raiser for the washington humane society. cinder marie rosmand was one of the featured guests. -- marie osmand. th

>>> so what's better than hamburger and pizza? how about hamburgers in your pizza crust.h watering, but if you live here in the united states, you may be missing out on it. here's cnn's jeanne moos. >> america's status as a haven for junk food is under attack. >> hail pizza hut's royal master piece. >> reporter: because the master pieces of junk food are being sold elsewhere. >> the new crown crust pizza, made with perfectly grilled mini cheeseburger gems, nestled in golden crown crust. >> that looks delicious. >> maybe if you're really drunk. >> i would definitely try it. >> reporter: well, you can't, because cheeseburger crust pizza is only available in the middle east, and that other delicacy you heard about a few weeks ago -- >> [ bleep ] monotrosty. >> reporter: easy for him to sneer, he lives in britain where hot dog pizza crust is now available, but not in the u.s. >> eww! >> oh, in the crust, wow. >> i like it. yeah, i like it. >> just does nothing for me. >> reporter: that's good because you can't have it. south korea got its version years ago. >> pizza hut! >> r

she's full. [ female announcer ] hamburger helper beef pasta. helpers. forty dishes, all delicious. gives us the most nutritious of gifts. but only when they are ready to be given. that's why green giant picks vegetables at their peak. ...and freezes them fast, locking in nutrients ...for you to unwrap. ♪ ho, ho, ho. green giant chris: mike, a departure this week, the same prediction, will hoint -- hillary clinton run for president and what will be based on her decision? >> i think she will go because it's what the clintons do and will take a look at the competition and say i'm better than this. chris: will fortify the decision? >> i think she will run and will be based on whether she can win. chris: you think she is a go? >> i do. >> it depends on what joe biden is going to do. it's chatter that the clintons are paying attention because they want to know where he stands. chris: he is a bit older. >> he is. but it depends what happens in 2012. if romney wins -- chris: he has a youthful manner. >> getting younger all the time. >> v.p. is an he terribly yo

the hamburg court ordered that youtube must remove it videos when it was cleared the permission to apply them had not been granted. >> we consider this a very important victory that this obliges -- that obliges you to to take action. >> -- that obliges you to to take action. >> the court ruled that youtube is and remains a hosting platform as viewed by millions of users and filled with millions of videos. >> the judges ruled youtube will have to respond to without delay. the company has also promised to improve its software to filter out violations. >> you remember the internet video kony 2012 made by an american a filmmaker. >> the goal was to raise awareness of joseph kony. >> joseph kony remains at large. the child soldiers who recruited in his brutal campaign are still -- >> we hear from one of those children at the center of the video. >> a taxi driver in northern uganda. this was not always a peaceful place. the young man in the back seat is jacob, a former child soldier. 10 years ago, thousands of children saw refuge. they fled their villages fearing they would be killed by one of

some of it is also poured into a glove to form the hamburger helper. i say far from a chemical soaked reconstituted hoove and organ slurry, pink slime is actually a delicious wholesome meal you'd want to share with a friend. specifically your best friend because up until 2001 it was used only in dog food, whi begs the question, what are we feeding our dogs now and when do i get to eat it. (applause) >> stephen: folks-- yeah, dog food. but for some reason the term pink slime has up set consumers and three plants that produce pink slime have suspended operations after grocery chains like safeway, kroger and bjs announced they would no longer stock meat containing it. but just when things lack darkest the-- the road in, i'm talking about the beef steak governors, america's meat men. rick perry, harry brantad, sam brownback. yah! incidentally pink slime may contain traces of brownback. last week these men road to the rescue touring the last operating pink slime plant and pledging support for this embattled industry. >> it's time to end the smear campaign.