we have the report from a frost growing company in hamburg. >> mobile games are cheap to make. that makes it easy for smaller companies. it started with the game "lords and knights" which has sold millions of copies. >> some games can be programmed with relatively little effort but go on very quickly to become huge hits selling in the millions. >> the games industry is increasingly important in germany's port city of hamburg. three years ago around 25,000 people. >> online games is the fastest growing part of the market. >> they're hoping for a share of that market. looking for international success. a specialist from mumbai is working on an indian version of "lords and knights." they have created a version especially for china. >> team germany has returned from london and they've been traveling in style on board to the cruise liner. >> you can say that. after one and a half days of partying as they cross the north sea germany's olympic squad arrived in hamburg to a heroes' welcome. >> thousands crowded into hamburg's port to welcome the olympic squad home. their journal back f

searches were conducted at their homes, including in hamburg. experts believe this could produce plutonium for nuclear weapons. >> the stock markets have struggled ami volatility and investor nervousness in recent months. >> while their share prices have been weighed down amid the ongoing eurozone debt crisis, germany's dax has seen some good performance. >> vw clocked up the biggest sales numbers of all dax companies, 48 billion euros in the second quarter of this year. all companies listed in the dax index reported profits. none were in the red, despite the eurozone crisis. performance during the first quarter of this year was already strong. in the second quarter, sales shot up by 9% to 312 billion euros. profit before taxes went up even more, by 12% to 27.5 billion euros. these healthy figures are mainly the result of rising exports outside of the eurozone. the week euro is at a help. it means german products are cheaper in -- the weak euro is a help. it means german products are cheaper in non-euro countries. there may be a downward trend o

. >> the german city of hamburg signs a contract with muslim groups to guarantee their rights. >> and while the german economy is still growing, the growth is slowing at an alarming rate. >> welcome. the syrian government is collapsing, morally, financially, and militarily. those are the words of the former syrian prime minister who defected to jordan last week. >> in syria, fighting has intensified in two main cities, damascus and aleppo, after rebels claimed they gunned down a government jet and captured the private. the attack is said to have occurred in one of the more remote areas under complete rebel control. >> in aleppo, the battle for dominance and the truth continues. this unconfirmed footage claims to show a rebel fighter who says he and his comrades have pushed assad's troops out of all 0h's old town. he says they took out two regime tanks and killed 40 soldiers the day before. there is no way of verifying the claim, even if the former syrian prime minister, speaking in exile in jordan, also says the rebels have the upper hand. >> i assure you from my experience and the po

a hamburger, french fries-- who orders hamburgers and french fries at 9:00 in the morning ? would you hold one moment, please ? mr. brashov, he's our first customer ! some people eat cereal for dinner; he eats hamburgers for breakfast. - all right, go ahead. - do we have a way to talk to the kitchen from here ? sure. - rosa ! - never mind. i'll take the order to her myself. maybe you can get his address. may i have your address, please ? [ katherine ] rosa ! i need a burger, medium, lettuce, tomato, pickles no mayonnaise, - an order of fries and a small salad. - at this hour ? - oh, no. not you too. - okay, but ground beef hasn't arrived yet. - all i have is turkey. - mr. brashov, we don't have any beef for the hamburger. now what are we going to do ? - i'll make it with turkey. - turkey is not beef. - but it has less fat. - and less taste ! - the customer is waiting ! - all right, go ahead. i hope he will understand. - i'll go explain. - looking for the bike path ? - i'm trying to find the post office. - shouldn't you be trying to find your school ? - no, school's closed to

in your hamburgers. so where does he get it from?> lord, no. >> he picks a piece of lettuce out of the trash and put it on the hamburger without even rinsing it and took it out to serve it. >> i don't think that was just not only trash, i think that was the bus boy bringing all the stuff he had just cleaned off of the table. this is like eating trash. >> it's probably been handled by someone who maybe went to the bathroom, forgot to wash his hands. finished his burger, decided i don't like this lettuce and now someone else gets to eat it. >> i think this might be fake, though. they serve burgers all day long. they don't have lettuce? >> i think you have a very valid point. he could have gone deeper into the kitchen. >> if it's real, the dude would lose his job, this would be in the news, this wouldn't just be a video circulating on the internet. >> the one thing that's suspect is the kind of look, okay, he just came in, now it's my cue to go over to the bus boy bin. >> i think it's a prank video, we've been punked. >> what do you thi

hamburg officials celebrate ramadan for representatives of one of germany's largest organizations. but there is another reason to celebrate. the major reached a historic accord with the muslim groups. >> i am happy that we have finally come to an agreement that defines how the city will get along with the muslim community. the agreement lets us officially recognize islam as a religion that is part of our local society. >> the agreement gives muslim workers and students the right to take time off on islamic holidays in gives muslim groups a say in religious education in hamburg schools. in exchange, muslim organizations pledged to uphold the german constitution and respect women's rights. the accord is the first of its kind and a major step to incorporating muslims with germany's christian and jewish corporation -- groups. >> they always have to explain how their beliefs fit in with german culture. i think this agreement will be a step towards reducing that a little and incorporating is, in the german identity. islam is becoming a part of germany. >> both sides admit the agreement i

a lot of hamburgers. four shakes. i got fries. lots of fries. i got four cokes. and then, more burgers. 10,000 calories. nathan adrian, freestyle swimmer and silver medalist, loves fatty

>> can i get eight hamburgers, four big macs. i've got it. this is the breakfast, lunch, and dinner of champions. this is the 10,000-calorie diet. what do i get? let's see. a lot of hamburgers. four shakes. oh, i got fries -- lots of fries. four cokes and then more burgers. 10,000 calories. the wall street journal notes that some athletes training menus sound like a wish list for a kids birthday party. nathan adrian loves fatty desserts. kathleen hershey loves chocolate. missy franklin prefers sundaes topped with gummy bears. >> we dropped in on the daily practice of the u.s. team at a stadium in east london. sanya richard ross will be running in the 200 and 400 meter races. >> the guys have so much more freedom know than the girls. we're sitting next to the french basketball team and they're all eating mcdonald's. we're eating a salad and grilled chicken, but women tend to pack on weight quicker than guys do. >> disk us throw lance can eat all he wants. he figures he burns 8,000 calories a day. he eats six times a day, but not fast food. >>

one the first thanksgiving feast seventeen hundreds of birth the french fry is eight hundred the hamburger came along to go with the fry is eight hundred eighty five the sugary carbonated beverage dr pepper came into being and the early one nine hundred more processed foods came about like hostess cupcakes nine hundred thirty seven for better or worse canned meat became a reality that's when we got spam in one thousand nine hundred eighty that the food and drug administration approved. foods in two thousand and one if you weren't getting enough alone megan as in your diet they somehow injected the fatty acids into eggs and going along with making foods more convenient in two thousand and two the creation of tearless onions now in twenty thirty five some are predicting our dinner plate will look much much different red carrots lab injected hamburger patties fake chicken. and along those lines in the coming years we might start seeing new varieties of produce that are bigger in tastier our meat engineered in a lab to help us talk about the food of the future is food historian and author of t

if you buy a hamburger on amtrak, it costs a taxpayer $6.65 for every hamburger. people make a profit. these people lose $6.65. >> in the past ten years, amtrak losses have amounted to staggering $833 million. >>> congress coming to a consensus on an issue. the senate and house have passed a bill to build electric car charging stations at the capitol. the recharging stations would be in the house and senate parking lots. drivers would pay an initial fee and maintenance of the stations. no word yet on how much all of this is going to cost. >>> the redskins are cheering on the fans. today was fan appreciation day at the redskins park in ashburn. more than 24,000 fans turned out. you had a chance to see performances by the redskins marching band and the first ladies of football. of course, most of the fans were there to see robert griffin, iii. bob mcdonnell was one of them. >> able to spend a few weeks, all over the state. >> the redskins will no longer practice in ashburn. in 2013, they are moving to richmond. mcdonnell is looking forward to he gave the chairman of

hamburger patties.hat's more expensive. >> looking at a 60 percent markup because you are paying for the convenience. you want to buy the larger slabs of meat. you could have it ground by the butcher he won't charge you anything also spend the time to cut it up clean it and you are looking at saving up to 60 percent. also buy the whole chickens. you can look at how to videos you can learn how to separate the thighs from the drum sticks. >> you can save 60 percent. buy in bulk that's a no brainer. >> buy in bulk from warehouse stores like cosco and sam's club and you can freeze what you don't use now for a later date. if i buy a bunch of chicken breasts i will separate them with sir ran rap so i can take one out. >>> i buy those things that are just about going to expire. >> find out what section of your grocery store has those manager mark downs. shop weekday mornings. you will find more of those manager mark downs available than on the weekend if you can. consider going on-line free shipping.org. you c

>> here is a regular hamburger, a small fry, and a small soda. and this is only about 630 calories. you've been able to cut out half of your calories if you make that choice. >> so, since you're within your 700, 800 limit, are you able to eat this every day for lunch? >> well, i don't think i'd make that choice. you really are not getting the fruits and vegetables that you need. so there's a lot more nutrition that you should be getting on a daily basis. >> i think my mother would agree with you. of course, if you switch the fries for a salad and the soda for low-fat milk, you can enjoy your occasional hamburger with far less guilt. for "health bites," i'm nicole. don't hide behind your lipstick. use it to show the world how you feel. and today, i feel daring. [announcer:] revlon super lustrous lipstick. mega moisturizing formula in 82 stay true colors. >> you're doing something right now that's an important part of our democracy -- watching the news. in washington, d.c., there is a museum you can visit to understand why journalism is a key to our freedom. annie takes us on a tour.

familiar face is returning to help out -- it looks like a familiar face is returning to help out hamburg. >> he spent three years there before leaving for madrid. he reportedly wanted 37.5 million euros after hamburg initially bid 20 million last week. >> team germany put in a very strong start at the paraly mpics in london. >> the highlight was the judo competition in which twin's both won gold. carmen coming up in white was up first -- there she is. she soundly defeated her rival. >> a few minutes later, it was ramona's turned, in blue. she prevailed against her chinese opponent. >> good for them. >> well done. we will be back at the top of the hour with more news. stay with us. >> do not forget -- you can find more on our website at dw.de. see you soon. >> bye bye. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org--

the next speaker from hamburger haven, also an attorney as well. yvonne lee is here from the small business administration and also jane gong. >> good morning. he does not mention that we will do anything at the city level, this was something we would address at the state level, 1186 is not going to do anything in there. i just spoke with someone from dutton's office. the best we could hope for is a provision and lease agreement just as david chiu has recommended to inform and educate business owners that the property has not been casp inspected and to prevent demand letters from occurring which is not a san francisco problem, it is a southern and northern california problem. the reason we are all here is we have the same goal, we want to improve disability accessibility to public accommodations and protect small business tenants. we have not made any progress. you have know about this issue for the last four years. david chiu ran on this when he was in the small business commission. we have not moved any steps toward trade we have this hearing yea

right i love it how marina managed to get a hamburger out from under the counter and there was nobody in line and dig into it . i mean i'll be back in around fifty five minutes all right thanks very much indeed for the sub date and of course there are plenty more coming your way out to how the mother of joined us on john her mission to save her son from a vengeful united states stay with us for that if you can. zip sigrid lumbered story two mccurry was able to build a most sophisticated robot which all unfortunately doesn't give a darn about anything tim's mission to teach music creation why it should care about humans and work this is why you should care only on the dot com. world the. sun is technology innovation all the latest developments from around russia we've got the future covered. everyone wants to be. whether they're old ladies engine driver. but it might be quite tricky to get a from c cut. because you live out here in siberia. and the only way to get to you is by train.

so there's your answer some people are enjoying the hamburgers while others are really seeing stocks plummet all across the globe all right imagery well i guess to reconcile all of us let's have a cup of tea thanks very much indeed for the sub date and looking forward to more next hour now from money to music in just a few minutes as we talk to future of jass one of the xan wrists grammy winning musician. well for the future money it's technology innovation all these developments from around russia we've got the future covered. more news today violence is once again flared up. these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada.

now, if you buy a hamburger on amtrak, it costs the taxpayers $6.65 for every hamburger. these people make a profit. lose $6.65. >> open the past ten years, amtrak losses on food and beverage service have amounted to a staggering $833 million. >>> all right. let's turn to our weather. boy, was it hot today. >> it was steamy. >> yes it was. just kind of hits you all at once. >> it's like we could have been in south beach. >> i wish we under south beach, but we're here -- we were in south beach, butter with here. >> we'll get a little bit of a break but not the way you might want. it's summer so mother nature does her thing. she's still doing her thing. we've got mugginess still lingering a bit outside. not quite as muggy as earlier today. you know, overall, still not too bad. we've got skies which are still a few clouds that are out there currently. here's a look at the numbers for today, 96 degrees at reagan national airport. we hit 94 at dulles. temperatures some 6 to 8 degrees above the seasonal average across our area. highs today elsewhere take a look. 100 in wichita.

. >> i just had the best hamburger. >> it is a half apiece. >> fried chicken. >> japanese cucumber salad. it calls half >> add ahmadinejad and then doing this full time. staff >> a beautiful day for cotton candy in san francisco. here is the view from candlestick point. there is a standard amount needed there is the fault is pushing into the bay. and >> as we get into the afternoon and by 2:00 p.m. at 3:00 p.m., a couple of bricks at the beaches. hyde temperatures 4 to broke with out a few degrees. third of the warmest place his or inland tomorrow. today, low-mid-90s. in antioch 70's by the faith. here is a look at the 7 day around the bay. a little bit of a cooling trend. los 70's bayside handmade '80s inland through week in >>vicki: despite sluggish economies around the globe, a luxury goods are making bank right now. >> is not everyday that i get to travel and high style. this is the latest edition goes to will stories. her eyes each rolls royce carries a hefty price tag of a lease to under $50,000. we're opening dealerships in brazil and chile. >> rolls-royce executives to take pride

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. >> they have her absolutely convinced even if she can't have a hamburger at the wol worth counter she can be president of the united states as she becomes secretary of state. >> more from the speech a lot of people are talking about this morning. >> who is the surprise guest that could take the stage later tonight? we are going to give you a hint after the break. first on this day in history back in 1975. get down tonight by casey and the sunshine band with the numb was the number one song. ♪ >> the big gossip now is there will be a mystery speaker tomorrow night. republicans have a big mystery speaker lined up, someone they say will embarrass president obama. oh my god. they got joe biden. oh my god. >> welcome back to "fox & friends first". i am ainsley earhardt. >> i am patty ann brown. >> could it be clint eastwood getting ared to make romney's day, that's the latest rumor that eastwood is the guest speaker. he got to know romney when he was filming mystic river when romney was the governor there. paul ryan rallying the ticket plans to restore america to greatness last night as he

. >> even if she can't have a hamburger she can be president of the united states and she is secretary of state. [applause] >> steve: she is talking about groying up in birmingham, alabama. former secretary of state making the impossible, possible. >> brian: shy was on the label. it is the talk of the night who is the mystery speaker? the cat is out of the bag, literally. "fox and friends". ♪ ♪ yeah, yeah, yeah. >> gretchen: okay. >> brian: if it is true, it is you. the mystery is out >> chris: it could be. >> steve: good morning, live from tampa, next to the tampa bay forum it is "fox and friends" and we have three hours of big guests. liz cheney will be with us. >> gretchen: and karl rove will be here. and jeb bush will be speaking at the convention . >> brian: herman cain . now eric cantor and if anyone want to talk about what paul ryan would be. part of the young guns. and bill o'reilly. i never have met him in person. but i see his show. >> steve: he will join us along with hulk hogan with a cage match. you will not see it on any other channel. we'll give you a recap. two words. p

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 yourself at the same time, you're going to stay in these tombs forever. >> right behind is the shaving mirror. in that shaving mirror you usually see three people standing in line, tidying up their faces. that's a daily thing all day. they ge

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but they have her absolutely convinced that even if she can't have a hamburger at the lunch counter,e can be president of the united states that she wanted to be and she becomes the secretary of state. >> reporter: the crowd was primed for ryan and the fute he represents. >> so, here is our pledge. we will not duck the tough issues. we will lead. we will not spend the next four years blaming others. we will take responsibility. we will not try to replace our founding principles, we will reapply our founding principles. we can do this. together, we can do this. >> reporter: so, still buzzing here, a little bit, even long after the big night for paul ryan. >>> now, coming up just ahead, just in time for the buzz from the republican national convention, a big movie bashing president obama becomes a box office hit. you'll meet the man behind that movie, next.ela ] endless shrimp at red lobster. there's so many choices. the guests come in and they're like yeah i want to try this shrimp and i want to try this kind. they wait for this all year long. [ male announcer ] red lobster's endless

find out what i could buy fresh at a farmers market and put on my grill, something more than just hamburgers. >> look at that? >> honestly, eat it fresh out like that. >> now that's fresh but what about putting it on the grill? >> what i like to do is remove some of this. what i'll do is i'll leave this on the grill and we'll let this cook for generally about 10 to 15 minutes and we'll keep rotating around. >> what's the best tip for grilling meats? use a rub. >> coriander, cumin, cardamom. >> it as like curing the quicken as well. cutting fresh corn, zucchini and onions will make a great succotash. >> sometimes if you add oils or something to the peppers and put it on the grill, it gets too smoky and the car sin know gins build up. i try to go dry method. >> grilled fruits. >> it's all the sugars and everything. if you just marinade it a little bit and whatever you are marinading it in. >> you can do peaches or any kind of fruit. butter it up. put it were your favorite pound cake or ice cream, a great dessert for summertime. >> reporting for abc2 news. >> love it. now with that we need dess

and we are talking hamburgers. >> what is different about a cuban burger is the three different types of meated we use. we use ground beef, ground pork and chorizo -- types of meat we use. we use ground beef, ground pork and chorizo. what i'm doing here, this is has two eggs in it, also a little bit of pap peak ca -- pap rica, freshly ground black pepper. you go girl. >> if you don't have a pencil to write all this down we have cumin, dried oaring -- oaring garlic, six cloves to one pound of ground beef. and this is about two tablespoons of the onion. you mix all this together and there is the finished product. doesn't this smell delicious? >> it does. i want to talk about your new hot product. very soon you can get it at harris teeter. >> we have vegetarian and our chicken with rice, our brisket, pulled pork, we have our cuban red beans and rice. everything comes with sweet plan stain -- sweet potatoes. >> you can find this in the frozen section. >> by the prepared food section. prepared food refrigerated section. >> absolutely. >> so you can take it home? >> you can take it home, nu

tonight we're adding a group of people called the real life hamburg lars. i do like my mcdonald's. commercials from the '70s and '80s. if you have coal row phobia, you might want to look away. >> the hamburglar is very clever and very sneaky and he loves taking mcdonald's hamburgers. >> creepy yet deligsus. so the first stop is evansville, indiana where video caught this guy on tape at 2:30 in the morning. here he is trying to liberate a cash register from the counter. he seems to be having trouble, so he gives up on the reblg ster and instead steals, about 5 bucks worth of yogurt parfaits from the refrigerator. one of the police thought he recognized the guy and suddenly the suspect walks right by the store. >> he still had some glass from when he had broken the door on him. >> i guess he was returning to the scene of the cream because he forgot a spoon, maybe? you think he would have brushed the glass off. officers arrested him. >> if you're going to get the charge for breaking in, you might as well get something out of it. we've seen a little bit of everything. this one is a cri

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i will use an example, these guys are selling $5 and hamburgers and they have to the security guards. the applicant was willing to do that. the richmond station was ok with that. is this something that you might be interested in? >> delos' me there with the jack in the box -- you lost me there with the jack in the box analogy. it is hard for me to predict. we only had four times when monarch operated after hours. if we go to two days a week, we would have 104 days. we would be able to do some type of statistical analysis to find out if this was a non issue. it seems like they have run a pretty tight club. i have to look at my district. i have been -- when i was was managing on market street, my officers were not on market street, they were on broadway st. helping out the central district. i cannot predict what is going to happen when we have another club operating. i am willing to see and evaluate. >> everything is a trial period. >> a bigger sample size. >> as it exists now, i appreciate the small sample, there has not been any problems? >> bailout looks like they have been doing a g

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. -- sent to hamburg. he used to have a lot to say about the prices he paid for local week. now their son on commodity exchanges in places like chicago and paris. local traders have no voice there. there set by financial institutions like banks, insurance companies, and pension funds. >> the financial markets have discovered that wheat is sexy. they can come in and out as they please. food stocks are very attractive. that means we have very strong fluctuations making it interesting for the financial sector. i cannot set my prices locally anymore. >> in berlin, they're keeping an eye on the global market for wheat and agricultural commodities. the prime importers are the north african and gulf countries. egypt alone needs at 10 million tons of wheat this year. >> the lower euro exchange rate means it is more competitive than that of other countries. on the other hand, there's a problem that supplies are tight. weather problems have caused crop failures in the united states and russia. >> suddenly, his wheat is a prized commodity. only one year ago he made a net profit of 200

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so, how much corn goes into this hamburger?nd of corn, but the corn the market is talking about? field corn. first let's look at the hamburger patty. takes about 3200 pounds of corn to feed a steer. for a third of a pound of top grade ground beef. the bacon? about four ounces of bacon. a little over two pounds of corn to get one pound of pork. so there is about eight krenss a corn in that bacon. cows eat a lot of corn, churn out a lot of milk. there is about two krints of corn in that cheese. wheat has been nuts. the cost of wheat in this bun is about a penny, maybe two. in the end i bought it at johnny rockets so i paid 7 bucks. as soon as i am done with this, i am eating it. >> i bet. >> that includes all stocks and etfs. where do they see apple going now? time for options actions. good to see you. what activity are you seeing? >> traders definitely playing to the upside. one sizable trading betting that apple trades up by february. these are not small little bets. we're talking four million dollar bets here. i think it tends