you're about to see hamburger.le of guys at harvard decided they were going to send a hamburger up in space. a company called be good, a local hamburger place in massachusetts, they sponsored this entire thing, including, you know, the hamburger that's actually being sent. >> it's a couple days old, actually. but that's good because we need it to be hard. we sprayed it with some spray-on varnish. >> they attached it to a 600-gallon helium balloon, and here they go. >> 3, 2, 1. >> whoo! >> i love the fact that they used a clear plastic shelf because now it just looks like the burger is completely floating. >> but in all, this hamburger climbed to more than 98,000 feet above the earth's surface. >> wow. 130 miles away? >> it landed 130 miles away from where the guys initially launched it. so they find it in the forest after hours of searching, but it turns out it's stuck in a tree. >> very high up in a tree in the woods. >> but being good harvard boys, they know the weather -- >> there is supposed to be a storm tomor

hamburg. margaret a hamburg became the 21st commissioner of food and drugs on may 18, 2009. assuming they were less commissioner dr. hamburg was a senior scientist at the nuclear threat initiative. she also served as the assistant secretary for policy and evaluation for the u.s. department of health and human services and is commissioner of the new york city department of health for mental hygiene. we also have the interim commissioner, warren a. smith. lauren a. smith has been the interim commissioner of the massachusetts department of public health since october 25, 2012 and prior to assuming that position served as medical director and chief medical officer of the department. let me welcome you to the committee, and let me ask you. you are aware the committee is holding an investigative hearing and we are doing so having the practice of taking testimony under it. do either one of you have an objection to taking testimony under oath? >> no. >> no. >> the chair then advises you that under the

. >> i'm a big fan of a really wonderful hamburger, and i think most people are. >> reporter: and thennstairs is fox liquor bar. >> what i wanted to create in that space was a people where people could count on having a great cocktail, count on having a unique selection. >> reporter: one key component of christensen's business model is that on paper, these three concepts actually exist as one. >> we can obviously track sales and what goes on in the different profit centers, i guess you could call them, but it's one set of books. >> reporter: the plan from the start was to share resources. >> we wouldn't have had the ability financially to open up three concepts independent of each other. when it comes to all those things that are services that you invest in, you're doing it once as opposed to three times. >> reporter: part of that design includes things like shared phones, a sales system, a keg room, and storage for food. the most dynamic part of the structure is the shared kitchen. the staff simultaneously prepares meals for two restaurants with ease. >> the p.o.s. system will ring or

hamburg, dr. smith, pediatricians both, we appreciate you being here, and some of the questioning, line of questioning from both sides of the dies, both republicans and democrats have been pretty tough, but they have to be because if we are going to change the law, if we're going to rewrite the federal food drug cosmetic act, particularly regard to section 503 a, the conflicting court decisions, then we have to get this right. and i have some great concerns we might not get it right in regard to overreacting in regulating compounding pharmacies. every member of the house of representatives have drugstores, chain drug stores, a lot of corner druggists that due compounding were a certain product is needed by a patient but maybe the manufactured product is in the base or something they are allergic to. so, therefore, the local pharmacist has to reconstitute of that drug, not manufactured the drug. the drug is manufactured, and just put it in a different way of getting it to the nation. it might even

hamburger is hamburger, and a milk shake is a milk shake. thank you for your time. >> do you care to state your name for the record? >> karin smith. >> thank you. >> the next speaker, please? >> hello, my name is hillary cronenberg and i am a san francisco resident and i also work in the area. i happen to think a little differently than what has been going on here. i think that if i were to come to where the coffee truck would be, i would be eye opened into other restaurants, and places that i had never been before. because i am here checking out the coffee shop. so i might as well grab some lunch or bring a girlfriend back here next time. i also agree that it is very convenient with the amount of commerce that is in the area. that we have more selection, and i just think that it helps the businesses and doesn't hurt them. and i urge you to up hold the permits. thank you. >> thank you. >> next speaker, please? >> >> my name is marcus millions and a works at the mall and i car pool and i come to howard and freemont street. and just i don't dr

. >> it is the affordable art fair and it is coming to hamburg this weekend. it started back in 1996 by a british art dealer and it has enjoyed a worldwide success giving art lovers a chance to buy original art work without the multimillion-dollar price tags. 5000 euro is the absolute maximum in hamburg which is still quite a bit. many cost a lot less. >> are any of them any good? let's take a peek. >> at this art fair, 100 euro accounts that you something nice. like these tiny suitcases. or this artistic candy. this is not your typical art fair. prizes are meant to be affordable. dogs are allowed. those with little knowledge of war are welcome with open arms. >> it's impressive to see how different everything is. i want every. . >> we want to put something there. >> this is the perfect place to fill in your bare walls. the philosophy -- guard should be pleasing. works by dead artists are nowhere to be found. but there are some famous ones. his works go for 1200 euro. even they are affordable. >> on the one hand, we have artists with many copies of the same wo

has there been actual work through the economics of a hamburger?200-dollar burger is an idea that came from a bunch of researchers in india. if this burger comes from a cow that was grazed on land that once upon a time was rain forest we can factor in the loss of ecoservice and that's just the footprint. that does not include the low wages that are paid in the food industry or fields where even today we have workers who are living in conditions of modern day slavery. they're growing the tomatoes that end up in our burgers. the $200 hamburger is just $200 because of the environmental costs. if we factor in the labor costs it would even be hire. >> gavin: you talk about a small number of companies and corporations that disproportionately impact the distribution of food. i want to talk about that, but first i want to challenge with this question. do we produce enough food to feed 6.8 be billion people. if we do, is it the distribution problem that gets bottled up with the decisions of a few companies. >> i want to quote greg page. he's the head cargil

hungry enough to eat a hamburger? how bay hamburger worth hundreds of dollars. >> oh, no. >> now, do you want it? >> not that hungry. >> we'll tell you what is behind the heavy price tag on this one. i bet julie and tucker would eat a $500 hamburger. >> where are they going to get the money for that? >> stay with us. we'll be right back. >>> welcome back. taking a live look over washington, d.c. this morning. we'll check in with tucker here in a second so you get an idea of what you can expect for your forecast. what do you expect for $500? a good burger perhaps? a little steep but that is how much this one costs. it is what on the menu at a he tell restaurant in beverly hills. not justify the 12 ounces of kobe beef driving up the price but the truffle cheese and two ounces of truffles. they sell for hundreds of dollars a pound. the burger must be ordered 48 hours in advance and you must prepay. it better be good. >> hold on. you get four fries with it too. >> oh, wait. i'm sorry. >> who is the market for this? >> peo

so, do you want a hamburger that's neat or a hamburger that tastes good ? good point. i'll be right back. hey ! what do you think you're doing ? - what's it to you ? - does that hammer belong to you ? - no. - what about the wood ? is that yours ? what's the big deal ? the big deal is, nobody gave you permission to touch any of this stuff. - your mother thinks you're in here studying. - i am. - you could have fooled me. - i was just taking a little break. - who are you anyway ? you sound like a cop. - i'm a friend of your mother's. - so what do you want ? - from you, not a thing. good. you're lucky jamal isn't here today. he'd be real unhappy to see you messing around with his stuff. what were you making anyway ? nothing. just fooling around. i wanted to make things when i was a kid. trouble was, i couldn't hammer a nail straight to save my life. maybe you just didn't have a good teacher. are you kidding ? i had the best. my father could take a piece of wood and turn it into a palace. yeah, my dad's pretty good at that stuff, too. i remember one time i was supposed to b

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in a space for reasons yet to be determined they sprayed the hamburger with a special coating to hold it together longer and attached it to some kind of an apparatus that had a g.p.s. tracker on it and a camera mounted to it to take video of the epic journey the burger and apparatus were launched are attached to a weather balloon which took the burger into the earth's stratosphere i flying burger reached an altitude of about ninety nine thousand feet before the weather the weather balloon popped sending the berger hurdling back down into the atmosphere and finally to earth thanks to the attached g.p.s. the group of friends recovered the burger cam several days after their little experiment and were able to retrieve the video footage seen a hamburger reach space is definitely a rare sight so i think it's safe to say this was a burger well done. coming up the phone lines are now open for our your take my take a live segment so if you want to chance to ask me a question live on the big picture give us a call at two o two four twenty one thirty four maybe i'll be talking with you after th

hamburg. under current law, does the food and drug administration have authority over adulterated drugs? >> we have the authority over adulterated drugs and we can take action in relation to that. >> the man from texas has one additional minute. >> i would be happy to yield from my friend, the gentleman from michigan. >> commissioner, two agencies dropped the ball. the massachusetts agency had to fire ted because they could not do the job. i do not want you to be defensive, just recognize the fact. your agency did not use your power to define who is the manufacturer. here you have one agency that has sold over 17,000 doses in something like 23 states. do you not have the authority to define who is the manufacturer and the compounder, and if you do, why did you not do it? >> the problem is from merck says you're a compounder or a manufacturer. >> you may define both, may you not? you have that authority, and you did not do it. >> my concern is that if it is all or nothing that way, then these f

hamburg we have thousands of e-mails from dr. smith agencies of the fact that you have gotten none she has less resources that they have complied to give us information so i urge you and your staff to comply. >> mr. dingell is recognized for five minutes. >> the thank you. dr. smith and commissioner is it possible for the the two of you to execute memorandums of understanding to find your respective jurisdiction, is it not? is there any reason why you could not or would not devote your attention to achieving such a memorandum of understanding so that you can define where the authorities of the food and drug lie and the authorities in the state of massachusetts like? are you going to undertake that, ladies? >> i certainly think their multiple opportunities for us to do better in terms of medication that sort of thing. >> i think you can sense from the committee, questions towards a legislative solution and it may daree well be that we have to do so and i think we are determined to do so. what i'm hoping is that while we are doing

i would say a more appropriate example is the discussion that we had on the hamburger truck nearby on what was it beal? or somewhere nearby. any way, that was more recent than the guiradelli square. the question that i have for you is when you look at the previous... some of the previous cases and locations, you did a fairly substantial review of the menus and of the or what was being offered to make a determination whether it was like food or not in some of those cases. in this instance, the organic espresso that was being provided by the permit holder, did you do a similar analysis, comparing that to what was being offered in the other restaurants of the area? >> the review, happened and... we were directing this hearing when we received objections there were over 30 objections in this particular location and many the merchants came out during the director's hearing and said that they do so espresso but have not specified specifically as it results to the beans or how they go about producing it. the objection, that we received through the hearing, was exclusively that i also show es

i dropped the hamburgers and ran over. she was lifeless. >> larry panicked calling to his 17-year-old daughter lyndsay who came running to her mother's side. >> her face was purple. her eyes were rolled back. she was cold, i ice cold. >> lyndsay had one cpr lesson two years ago in pe class and knew what she had to do. starting cpr by herself until help arrived. >> she went from the worst low , 17-year-old daughter watching her mother die in her arms to actually saving her life and becoming our hero. >> lori's brain had no oxygen for nearly a half hour. if she lives, the doctors warned that she would probably have brain damage. the chief medical officer says lyndsay's cpr in the critical first three minutes made all of the difference. >> not just saved her life, but she probably saved her functionally too. >> she was gone and now she is here and she is smiling at me. she tells me she loves me. that's all i wanted. i just wanted to hear her voice. >> she saved my life. i love her. >> lyndsay has been sleeping on a hospital r

hamburger.they were an american scourge: food without flavor or finesse. but they're beginning to see that even a hamburger can be gourmet. i mean just ask victor. he created a restaurant dedicated to the gourmet burger. he did his research criss-crossing america. >> i started in los angeles with a backpack. my only goal was to eat hamburgers. >> reporter: he had been open for a month and the wait for a table was 30 to 45 minutes. then there's another restaurant, a smoking truck. the first gourmet food truck ever in paris. the waiting time here? we're talking about a hamburger. the truck is the brain child of chris ten frederick from l.a. >> i tried to get the most authentic american burger possible. >> reporter: and the french find guilty pleasure eating with their hands. so what makes them gourmet? well, victor worked with an artisan butcher in paris. together they developed >> to get the perfect patty. reporter: chris ten studied french cuisine in paris for several years before she created th

i dropped the hamburgers and ran over..> larry panicked calling to his 17-year-old daughter lyndsay who came running to her mother's side. >> her face was purple. her eyes were rolled back. she was cold, ice cold. >> lyndsay had one cpr lesson two years ago in pe class and knew what she had to do. starting cpr by herself until help arrived. >> she went from the worst low , 17-year-old daughter watching her mother die in her arms to actually saving her life and becoming our hero. >> lori's brain had no oxygen for nearly a half hour. if she lives, the doctors warned that she would probably have brain damage. the chief medical officer says lyndsay's cpr in the critical first three minutes made all of the difference. >> not just saved her life, but she probably saved her functionally too. >> she was gone and now she is here and she is smiling at me. she tells me she loves me. that's all i wanted. i just wanted to hear her voice. >> she saved my life. i love her. >> lyndsay has been sleeping admitted. was admitted. since the who

i dropped the hamburgers and ran over. she was lifeless. >> larry panicked calling to his 17-year-old daughter lyndsay who came running to her mother's side. >> her face was purple. her eyes were rolled back. she was cold, ice cold. >> lyndsay had one cpr lesson two years ago in pe class and knew what she had to do. starting cpr by herself until help arrived. >> she went from the worst low , 17-year-old daughter watching her mother die in her arms to actually saving her life and becoming our hero. >> lori's brain had no oxygen for nearly a half hour. if she lives, the doctors warned that she would probably have brain damage. the chief medical officer says lyndsay's cpr in the critical first three minutes made all of the difference. >> not just saved her life, but she probably saved her functionally too. >> she was gone and now she is here and she is smiling at me. she tells me she loves me. that's all i wanted. i just wanted to hear her voice. >> she saved my life. i love her. >> lyndsay has been sleeping on a hospital roo

hamburg. under current law, does the food and drug administration of the united states of america have authority over adulterated drugs? >> we have authority over adulterated drugs and we can take actions in relation to that. >> i ask that the gentleman from texas have one additional minute. >> i'm happy to yield to my friend from michigan. >> commissioner, two agencies here dropped the ball. the massachusetts agencies -- agency had to fire its head because it didn't do the job. and your agency, i don't want you dob defense -- to be defensive lew but your agency did not use your power to define who is a manufacturer. here you've got an agency that is -- that in just one has old over 17,000 doses in something like 23 states. don't you have the authority to define who is a manufacturer and who is a compounder? if you do, why didn't you do it? >> the problem is that the current legal regulatory framework says either your a compounder or you're a manufacturer. >> do they define -- you may befine b

as if voting is not enough, z burger is giving away free single hamburgers or cheeseburgers who comes in wearing the i voted sticker or says z vote. you can only vote once so you only get one burger. one burger. >> if that is not incentive, i don't know what is. i'm telling you right now. >> vince is our floor director. he didn't believe it when i told him this earlier. fox 5 morning news is back in a moment. so, maybe you're trying to figure out question seven. well, lelet me give it a shot. if you're ok with marylanders spending five hundred and... fifty million a year gaming in other states, fair enough. but if you think we should keep that money here... add twelve thousand jobs, and generate millions for schools... well you should probably vote for question seven. because if it doesn't pass, all of this goes away. that's why the post called seven, common sense. but decide for yourself. >>> welcome back. stocks are up this election day. we'll get more information on that and some other thins. we'll go live right now to lauren simonetti with fox business network live in new york wit

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revenue for the world's biggest hamburger chain fell in october. the last time the monthly revenue dropped was in 2003. mcdonald's has slowly seen the sales declining after beating out some of the rival chains. a weak economy and improved menus from the competition are being blamed. >>> all right. we have a warning for all your twitter users. your account might have been compromised. twitter sent out a message to them telling them to reset the password. twitter as not confirmed the size of the hack but said everyone who received an email should reset their password right away. >>> in the year 2030, adrian will be able to vote for the next president. >> uncle rosie has a story about her birth, when she was bornen side her columbia home. >>> yesterday we sought assistant principal kiss a pig twice. today we see a principal get a pie in the face. music: guitar, clapping and whistling throughout. multivitamin coming in. on it chief! look alive people! smooth and steady guys. everything on schedule down here? yep, pretty regular. nice job. keep it stron

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. ♪ ♪ in everything you do [ female announcer ] add your own ingredients to hamburger helper for a freshcious meal. it's one box with hundreds of possibilities. of green giant vegetables it's easy to eat like a giant... ♪ and feel like a green giant. ♪ ho ho ho ♪ green giant ♪ how do you like me now how do you like me now ♪ >> in the immortal words of will ferrell's ricky bobby, if you're not first you're last. those words were ringing in our ears as we participated in the "gma" 600. a name we entirely fabricated involving real nascar vehicles with real nascar star, high speeds, high stakes, so who won? the big reveal coming up. good morning, america. i'm dan harris. >> none of us look happy. yeah. scary experience, indeed. good morning, everyone. i'm bianna golodryga. it's sunday, november 18th. luckily we survived. >> we did. >> also this morning, talk about sticking your neck out. this man driving along the beach dressed like a giraffe is being called a modern-day saint. human giraffe is one of the most welcome sites around and we'll tell you why. >> in "fixation." >>> we'll start wit

. ♪ in everything you do [ female announcer ] add your own ingredients to hamburger helper for a freshlicious meal. it's one box with hundreds of possibilities. progresso. in what world do potatoes, bacon and cheese add up to 100 calories? your world. ♪ [ whispers ] real bacon... creamy cheese... 100 calories... [ chef ] ma'am [ male announcer ] progresso. you gotta taste this soup. [ cheers ] >>> i'll tell you this at least, you have to admire their commitment. thousands of "twilight" fans, also known as twihards, camping out for days before the premiere. these aren't just tween girls. you can see grown women out here. why? and how do they spend their time? and when will bianna join them? all that coming up. >> is there anything you would camp out for for two days? >> no. probably nothing. >> have to hand it to them. it's entertaining to watch. >>> good morning. i'm bianna golodryga, along with dan harris. >>> brace yourself. reports about a pop star breakup. did justin bieber and selena gomez really call it quits? we heard the rumors before. but, ron, this time, they say it may be fo

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you look at companies that sell hamburger, detergent, whatever. you know, the difference between the companies is the ones that execute well and the ones that don't execute. we felt that the key difference with hp right now is they're just not executing. they need a guy, they need a person, excuse me, could be a gal, that could really focus on execution. >> and integration. >> that's correct. >> i got to tell you, i think this is one of those broken stocks that's going to remain broken. >> well, i'm thinking a lot of hp shareholders were wishing that they had hamburgers to sell like mcdonald's because that stock has done much better. thank you both for your thoughts today. see you later. take care. all right. 40 minutes left. the dow hovering with a gain of about 54 points. we're hanging on here. >> meanwhile, some workers at walmart and target are planning to walk off the job on thanksgiving and black friday. will they be fired, and will the controversy hurt sales? >>> also ahead, which retailers are going to see the biggest black friday boom or

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