the problem is -- if i say eat a hamburger once a week, people will say ok, i'll have a hamburger once a week, fried eggs in the morning, a whopper. >> what's a whopper. >> a cheeseburger at lunch. >> one or two hamburgers in a bun with cheese. >> yeah. a pizza. >> that is simple, on its face, it's suicidal, is it not? >> you can have one. the problem is americans don't just eat one. they have one for lunch and then they have pizza for dinner and then fried onion as an appetizer and ben and jerry's ice cream for dessert. >> you're talking about human conventions and why is that? the larger question is we have the opposite of a slowness society, have you heard of the slowness society movement, the slowness movement or the mind fullness movement where you appreciate the pleasure, you go out and have a meal as the italian culture usually does and they extend the meal and you act like a civilized human being instead of living not in the future but in tomorrow and the next day and the next day? >> well, if you had a pepperoni pizza slowly that would not help your arteries. >> no, but i'm --

another cold front approaches by friday. >> in case you didn't have enough hamburger's, the top 20 hamburger cities in the country. the magazine ranked providence as the number 1 hamburger city in america. many have local ingredients. philadelphia comes in second and chicago ranks third. houston is fourth. that brings us to our water cooler question of the day. what is the best burgher you have ever tasted, where did it come from? you can share your response on wbaltv.com, on our facebook page, or send us an e-mail to watercooler@wbaltv.com. you might soon see some new security technologies. a request for tech companies to come up with hand-held scanning devices that can determine if there is a weapon on a passenger. testing will take up to a year. how can you sort out the infomercials and the ones that saved time? >> the perfect meatloaf. she has reviewed dozens of items. she says consumers can sort out the winners by looking for certain qualities. >> the ones that become blockbusters of the ones that work. they are usually under $20. the ones that solve a problem that you didn't know you h

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 by about a mile. so 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.

hamburger named after you. >> that is not so far-fetched.resented hot dogs for about 30 years. we're in the business of giving families and experience. we have to feed them. this is not so far-fetched. >> we will give you credit for the hot dog. grill ilt to correlate prop proper. >> have some crabs. not to many ballparks you can enjoy crabs while you watch a ballgame. >> everybody's ears perking up when they hear steamed crabs. getting a taste at the barbecue. what a great experience. what inspired you to build this ballpark? >> we wanted to build a kids complex next door. we wanted to be a partner in the whole thing. you have the dream on one side and they come over here at the watch people that are living their dreams. it works well. it is hard to believe it it is 10 years old. >> the 10th season for the ironbirds rep read in stadium. -- here at ripken stadium. we will go back to tony in the weather center. >> what would you put on the ripken hamburger? ask cal. >> what do you put on the ripken hamburger. >> lettuce, tomato, and ketchup.

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because of a loten hamburger. we went to a school -- rotten hamburger.e went to a school in baltimore, i like to visit schools, my wife works in the city as an educator. there was a school in baltimore where not one kid was reading at grade level. shut it down. shut it down the same way you shut down the hamburger stand that's serving up rotten hamburger. if they can't teach one child grade level at reading, that's not a school, that's something else. tavis: let's go to the campaign. romney seems to be the presumptive nominee. let me start by asking whether or not you're ok with that, you personally and more broadly, are conservatives getting ok with this? >> oh, i think so. i think so. it was a rough and bloody primary for republicans. but it was -- i think it toughened them, don't they say what doesn't destroy me makes me stronger. he had to be pretty tough and i think he's about as ready as he can be. but there are people -- or people call my radio show who won't have it, they won't have it because they don't think he's really conservative. they won't

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tom hamburger is with the "washington post" and ken vogel is with "politico". gentlemen, it's all about the money, at least that's what we're talking about tonight. ken vogel, so these outside republican groups can actually raise $1 billion? >> it essential appears so. when i covered the first cycle of this unlimited outside money in 2010, which was sort of precipitate bide these federal court decisions that allowed these outside grouped ccep unlimited funds from very wealthy donors there were some really vast, big figures that upper thrown about that karl kal rove's group were talking about raising $52 million. i thought there's no way they are going to raise that much. they raised more than that. they raised upwards of $70 million. there are many more groups raising that kind of money, and the conservative donors, these very wealthy business type are especially motivate they have a deep enmity towards president obama. >> woodruff: tom hamburger, how much do we know about who is giving this money? >> that's the big concern. there is not only a big increase in

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2,000 grams of co2 are released into the air to make an ordinary hamburger. by contrast, the average citizen of mali generates just 27 grams of co2 a day. what makes hamburgers so bad for the environment? it's mainly because of the meat. forests are cleared to make room for cattle and the crops used to feed them. cows also emit methane, ...a greenhouse gas that's 20 times more harmful to the planet than co2. making the bun also produces co2, but it's the beef that mainly to blame. it's responsible for a whopping 1,365 grams of it. the onion rings add just one gram. but then there's the tomato, lettuce and slice of cheese, which as a dairy product ups the emissions. even the ketchup and mayonnaise have to be factored in. the handling and processing also play a role. it's not just the co2 due to the transport. the electricity neeed to run a restaurant, to fry the burger and to package it all raise the carbon footprint. instead of beef, why not choose chicken? it's the clear winner when it comes to carbon emissions. on average a european generates 27,000 grams o

hamburger haven had a sign on its store from s at saidue us. -- said sue us. it is a very narrow store. you have to have two restrooms. that is not the reality. there is no one from the city to do with the issue because we keep saying it is federal law. the county does not want to get involved. we are dealing with this in a matter where you have private plaintiffs attorneys who are going out and enforcing the law, and that was the intention of the law, but what is fair to be done is the county refuses to have any activity to educate the business owners to say you can prevent these lawsuits from happening by complying with the law. how are you going to comply with the law if you have no idea what you're supposed to do? >> thank you for your comments. if you could stick around -- if that is ok with the commissioners. dermott, i know that you have to go. would that be ok with the other speakers? ok. thank you for coming this morning. i know you have to get back to your business. >> good morning, commissioners. in 2006, we received a lawsuit in excess of $180,000.

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>> rare hamburger.nd good cheese. >> reporter: they discovered people who live to be 100 are more than twice as likely to have a certain variant of a gene called cetp. it helps control cholesterol and protects against heart deez ais and dementia. irving khan has that gene. have you ever had a heart attack? >> no. >> reporter: have you ever had a stroke? >> no. >> reporter: have you ever had any operation? >> no. >> reporter: the doctor says the future lies in developing drugs that could give everyone what superagers have naturally. >> then we can really prevent all the age-related diseases that are making life so miserable for the elderly. >> reporter: what do you want your legacy to be? >> worth knowing, worth being associated with. not a bad fellow. if i borrowed money, i paid it back. >> reporter: if he helps scientists find the keys to a longer live, his legacy will be even richer. dr. jon lapook, cbs news. >>> i'm getting a greasy hal hamburger and french fries after the show. >>> up next, your thu

[ female announcer ] cheeserburger macaroni hamburger helper. now even cheesier and tastier. helpers. forty dishes, all delicious. those five food groups sound a whole lot better when you put them in a taco shell instead of a pyramid. valle," girl scouts of northern >>> the girl scouts of northern california have a special farm worker component with me on "comunidad del valle." marissa, with the girl scouts of northern california and marty morales, also with the organization. welcome to the show. >> thank you. >> who would have thought girl scouts of northern california if you will concentrating part of their efforts on the farm worker movement. you're part of the hispanic initiative. tell us about that. >> girl scouts of northern california is a volunteer organization. serve 47,000 girls from gilroy to the oregon border. a lot of people think we're about cookies and camping, but we have the hispanic initiative. we do have cookies here, but we have the hispanic initiative and i am the director for. we provide programs to any la teen oh wanting to be a girl scout. we have daug

it is on display in hamburg. >> in the midst of the uprising against yemen's president, samuel arandaking photos for the "new york times." october 15, 2011. 12 people are killed on that date. aranda spots a woman cradling her winded son in a mosque. some compared the image to michelangelo's sculpture. >> i was looking for nice light and for the moment, but it was -- [unintelligible] i do not have the time to think about michelangelo. >> the photo was chosen as the 2011 world press photo winner. it can currently be admired at the samberg exhibition, along with 160 of the 100,000 photographs sent into the competition -- again be admired at this hamburg exhibition. the arab spring is a dominant theme. despair, rage, hope, and bravery, all documented for the world to see. these interrogations' at a ukrainian police station were captured by a fed -- a canadian photographer, donald weber. there are moments of tenderness, such as the argentinian and and his wife who has alzheimer's disease. the world press photo collection compels the viewer to not look away. >> some incredible images there.

it's another chance to honor those we lost at places like hue, khe sanh, danang and hamburger hill. and we'll be calling on you-the american people-to join us in thanking our vietnam veterans in your communities. even as we honor those who made the ultimate sacrifice, we reaffirm our commitment to care for those who served alongside them-the veterans who came home. this includes our newest generation of veterans, from iraq and afghanistan. we have to serve them and their families as well as they have served us -- by making sure that they get the healthcare and benefits they need, by caring for our wounded warriors and supporting our military families, and by giving veterans the chance to go to college, find a good job, and enjoy the freedom that they risked everything to protect. our men and women in uniform took an oath to defend our country at all costs, and today, as members of the finest military the world has ever known, they uphold that oath with dignity and courage. as president, i have no higher honor than serving as their commander-in-chief. but with that honor comes a sole

this would be great especially if you want to cook hamburgers and cold beverages. >> this is a pizzahrow wood chips in p it has a temp gauge in the front you close it up. >> like a brick oven pizza. >> get your hamburgers on the side. >> these are my favorite. heather and i were talking about these. her sons need these. >> if you don't catch anything whale you are out fishing. you have marshmallows or bratwurst on there. >> camouflage for southern folks. >> what is this contraption? >> if you are sit can around with the kids this is the tieing knot water balloon system. fill up a water balloon. i am going to hope this works and i don't spray you. >> just like that. you slip it off. >> then you throw this at your loved one. not at me, please. >> these are great little neat gadgets we can enjoy over memorial weekend. >> we have all of the details on fox friends first.com. 55 after the hour. coming up have you heard about this one your sofa could be killing you. health warning. you have to hear this. it's your woshd of the d -- wor day all scrambled up. stick around for the answer. i kn

you want another hamburger? >> hey! >> hey, how you doing? how you been? how was your trip in?ranny missed you. okay, let's go. don't crack your knuckles. your daddy used to crack his too. 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 had rumps on his hands. and his hands been through a lot. you hate getting off the phone like i do when your daddy calls? >> yeah. >> i hate getting off the phone with him. >> does he call you a lot? >> he do, he calls me, um, at least three times a month. >> he don't call us a lot. he calls granny's house. but we're not there. >> 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 too much, we can't give him anymore time on the telephone. here, y'all just take him. that would be nice. >> he only got 40 years left, granny? >> maybe so. >> i'm not mad at the judge and the prosecutors. they -- they got to do their jobs. the gavel was here, you know, the signatures were signed, the jury brought its

. >> bob: it's easy to say flip hamburgers but in a lot of places they are lining up to flip hamburgers dana: the way you can get government assistance priced some out of the market. if it's more aggressive to stay on government benefit to go in and work at mcdonald's or whatever it might be, the natural choice is to continue to be on benefit and continue to try to find a job. >> bob: obama's idea of training people for job of the future would be better. >> dana: what president hasn't had that? >> bob: maybe a lot of them have, but we haven't done it well. >> dana: the private sector should been a together and do it together. not have a -- >> andrea: you can train them, but the jobs aren't there. >> greg: i want to add this is a cliche among all generations, every generation, you know, craps on the previous generation. these guys are a bunch of lazy people. they're not. this is a very tough time. >> bob: the greatest generation is the greatest generation. tom brokaw. >> eric: you can quantify this. kids graduating now have lower test scores lower math scores. we're 35thin math. >> greg:

. >> i went to see a comedian, neil hamburger, and a guy was throwing coins at neil hamburger and i wass wife. she quacked over and punched him in the face. that 16-year-old will never throw coins again. >> this is why i don't go to the movies again. >> it must have been a heck of a shot if he knocked his tooth out. he shouldn't have hit the kid. i can understand his frustration when there is a punk sitting there with his mom. it is obviously he was watching "titanic." >> he looked remorseful. >> he was sad, but was he work read they would ruin the ending? >>> bill that is the real outrage, "titanic 3-d." >> that's the best movie ever made. i disagree with you. i don't go to movies because of kids like this. i don't go to movies anymore because of "battleship." we finally got a statement from billy zane. my heart will go on for this tooth also film -- toothless film fan. they follow in love with the story yet critically haled character. you can by blase about some thinks, rose, but not asian man on kid violence. >> wow. >> he said it best. >> i want to make sure you know we don't condon

it is like saying, i love hamburgers. you there, can you make me a hamburger? virgins, not fun. people who are not virgins, better. >> there you go. i guess that is a psa for people who are harlets. >> i support you, tramps. >>> next topic, this week chef mario is eating on the equivalent of a food stamp budget. about $150 a -- about $1.50 a meal. quote, we hopefully are being likeup peas saying this is how you can do it and look, you can grind your own oats. terry, does it make you want to slap them around this. >> i pay attention with the basketball. >> this is proving our point which most of us agree that if you wait for government to feed you, you will starve. if you are on food stamps you need them and you are trying to get a job and work. they are just doing the food stamps. if he went and got a job he would do better. >> that's a good point. >> wouldn't it be better for him to donate some food? >> yes. and you have to be the creative genius in that. i had a really great point but i forgot. >> how does it help people on food stamps? >> it doesn't. if he wanted to help peop

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