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 --

gerri: hamburg today said we need more laws. do we really need more rules or just regulators to do their job, what they are required to do to make sure drugs across the country are safe. 53 people died, hundreds injured by this. >> from the very painful illness. those states have to step up and do their job and they haven't been. every time margaret hamburg for the don't have authority, we have another example where she went in and inspected. if there is a federal role for pharcies that violate and send out these drugs without a prescription or if they sell them across state lines, we will review that. but we need to know the fda is doing their job. they compound the issue, they need more laws. gerri: we're all eager for this problem to be solved. finger-pointing seems to be on the way. come back to the show, we will talk about it. thank you. we have been talking about the boston bombings and we will ve more on that coming up in the show. an update on what we know this hour. homeland security says there is no evidence the bombin

but if we continue to pay workers that way, no one will be able to to afford the hamburgerings. >> my father is a fast approximate food franchceicer. the vast majority are owned by small business owner and lease the brand name and products and they get hit by tax hikes and obama care costs and though thoses go up. to sell a 99 cent whopper they can't afford the higher rate. >> bill bald win in february, the black team unemployment rate rose to 42 percent that. is obscene. it is particularly among a group that would be hired by these companies if the wages stap where they are. >> it is obscene that they would have a long day and not have enough mon tow buy food. union anger shouldn't be directed in the restaurant owners but at the customers who are willing to pay so much for a hamburger and no way to rce them to cover the wage. >> mike, a couple of facts. most minimum wage earners are not the primary brad winner. the average family income is about 47,000 and very often they are not the lead wage earners for the family. go ahead. >> thugs like trumpka are why it is private sector has pl

although not the hamburgers. the hamburgers are mostly just ground beef, especially since they took out pink slime. but the, but i'm not aware of silicone in chicken mcnuggets. they use starches and gums to kind of keep everything together. there's an additive that gets added to the frying oil so that you can keep using -- it saves money. you keep using the frying oil over and over and over again, and you don't have to replace it as frequently. it's a cost issue for restaurants. i don't really talk about it in the book, but it's one of those additives that barely edible. it's basically an industrial additive. it's not anything that anybody con consumed prior to 100 years ago which is really when this whole history of processed foods started. gmos, yeah, i didn't really talk too much about gmos in the book with. 94% of all soybeans, to the extent i talk about soybeans, are genetically modified, so it's a huge percentage. but that's kind of a whole other can of worms and a whole other topic, and there have been oth

that's what we come up with. >> what does hamburg have to say about this?peak of champagne, no pain no gain? the florida woman, miriam tucker, knows. she was at an event where they put diamonds in the drinks. she hadn't heard and swal lode it. she's going the give the diamond to her granddaughter as a very special heirloom. >> they removed it or -- >> hey, hey, hey. >> it's a breakfast show. >> miriam is fine. it's a very special heirloom. >> thank you, lara. >>> lets see if we can do this at the same time. during the live shot, out to the audience. live shot out of philadelphia this morning. go. a little clouds, mist, and drizzle. that pattern of all of that, an area of high pressure to north and a lull down to the south. i can't do all this. i come out here, hoops are flying. good morning, how are you? >> how are you? >> i love your sign. you're from michigan? >> we have a 5-year-old at home. >> from florida to philly, the clouds of moisture. some sprinkling out here. chicago, denver, they're trending down, it looks like. i just feel like, if you're stand

>> really, i make a great hamburger.ould make -- >> a good one. >> i would make a seriously respectable, you know, hamburger on a perfect bun and i would stand that excellent high quality burger up against most other national dishes. >> i've got a surprise for you because after the break, i'm going to make you eat some absolutely disgusting things, because you've said you will eat anything. i'm going to test this theory, mr. bourdain. >> bring it on. welcnew york state, where cutting taxes for families and businesses is our business. we've reduced taxes and lowered costs to save businesses more than two billion dollars to grow jobs, cut middle class income taxes to the lowest rate in sixty years, and we're creating tax free zones for business startups. the new new york is working creating tens of thousands of new businesses, and we're just getting started. to grow or start your business visit thenewny.com but i wondered what a customer thought? describe the first time you met. you brought the flex in... as soon as i met

>> really, i make a great hamburger.a good one. >> i would make a seriously respectable, you know, hamburger on a perfect bun and i would stand that excellent high quality burger up against most other national dishes. >> i've got a surprise for you because after the break, i'm going to make you eat some absolutely disgusting things, because you've said you will eat anything. i'm going to test this theory, mr. bourdain. >> bring it on. >>> let me set the scene. it's hot out here. desert hot. and we plan to ride three hours along the coast to our lunch spot. and i ate salty goat innards for breakfast and i refuse to wear a helmet or sun block. we avoid wild donkeys and goats and get lost more than a few times. so a little heat stroke leads to a lot of horsing around and we decide to open these puppies up. >> an unexpected detour there by anthony bourdain in colombia. this is going to be great. you made the fatal error of saying you would eat anything so we decided to test this theory. i want you to start with number one. a

>> really, i make a great hamburger. make -- >> a good one. >> i would make a seriously respectable, you know, hamburger on a perfect bun and i would stand that excellent high quality burger up against most other national dishes. >> i've got a surprise for you because after the break, i'm going to make you eat some absolutely disgusting things, because you've said you will eat anything. i'm going to test this theory, mr. bourdain. >> bring it on. >> announcer: did you know there are secret black market websites around the world that sell stolen identities? >> 30-year-old american man, excellent credit rating. >> announcer: lifelock monitors thousands of these sites 24 hours a day. and if we discover any of our members' data for sale, lifelock is there with the most comprehensive identity theft protection available. [♪...] [squealing, crash] call 1-800-lifelock or go to lifelock.com today. many cereals say they're good for your heart, but did you know there's a cereal that's recommended by doctors? it's post shredded whea

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and we'll pay more for the hamburger. it is likely this translates into fewer families eating out. so, unionization uhigher wages, and higher costs is bad for industry and the consumer. liz: mark, a lot of workers live below the poverty line. >> you know you are talking about paying them 8 or 9 bucks an hour, they can't live on that wage. it does raise the price of a hamburger, i would pay another 50-cents or a dollar more if we could pay people a living wage. but the problem circumstance if you don't pay -- is, if you don't pay people anything they don't spend money. liz: hang on. i hear -- >> we want to pay everyone nothing. liz: i hear it. mark, i get it but, they could lose their jobs not have any money to spend. >> i don't think they will lose their job, look you know we treat a lot of workers in service industry like dirt. we don't pay them anything. we don't give them benefits, we expect them to give us good service. you get what you pay for, why not raise the people up. bring them up, so they have a i did an wage, they can spend money in the economy we would all benefit. li

. >> but what happens when you want a nice hamburger at 1:00 in the morning. you go to a big, national chain. >> have you your chauffeur make it in the kitchen that is part of the car. >> are you talking about a flyover country that doesn't even appreciate it? >> i am offended. >> you are shaking with anger right now. >> i am livid. >> i have never seen you like this. >> i recent people who call us the flyover state. i don't like people wearing the same stuff. when you go to wal-mart, the wal-mart selection is the same everywhere whether you live in oklahoma or new york or kansas. what happened to original national tee and uniqueness? that's what the big companies are stomping out. why do we have to have the same thing everywhere we go? >> same clothes, different tattoo. >> then have you the big tattoo chains come in. >> don't get me started. >> but they will do it better and they won't hurt. who do you think? is will a snob? >> i don't think so. people think back to the mom and pop shops and it takes them to the simpler time, the little store on the corner. a

in germany it was the 28th hamburg marathon. more than 15,000 runners wearing wristbands in boston's honor. and the west bank holding its first international marathon today. one runner wearing a t-shirt honoring the youngest victim of the boston bombings, 8-year-old martin richard. >> martin will be throughout this race. this is martin over here. "no more hurting people." >> it looped four times around bethlehem. brand-new video of the final moments of 19-year-old dzhokhar tsarnaev who was on the run. the thermal imaging showing him lying in the bottom of that boat in a man's backyard. that's where they cornered him as you know. you can see the explosions. those are the flash bang grenades officers fired to stun the suspect before grabbing him. tsarnaev remains in the hospital at this point. we're told he cannot speak at this point. he was shot in the throat, we do know that. boston police commissioner ed davis says the suspects had apparently planned to hit more soft targets. >> it's possible, that we have already searched the

this time we stayed longer and had a hamburger or something, and we began to become interested in each other. i remember one part in the book, and i would love to repeat it. me time he was going to drop off in his car. this was before any romance took place. i said to him, i am so hungry. can you stop somewhere and let me get a burger to go seven? he said, why don't we go to my people? there is always something to eat with my people. brought me to tears, because i thought, how wonderful that you have people at your back. it meant so much to me that i was with this person who had people who would look after him. if they had one drumstick left they were going to share. that is the feeling i got. that really endeared me to him, and i fell. tavis: kelly about your people -- how you got to the bronx tell me about your people and how you got to the bronx. >> my mother did something extremely courageous for someone at the time in puerto rico at a little catholic ireland. father, and she did something truly remarkable. she left me with my father and my little brother francisco and took a ship

hamburg beat this old dorf -- this old dorf -- disseldorf. the weekend kicked off on friday. .-0 was the score line >> a lackluster affair, but then suddenly the pace picks up. that set up a penalty kick. he hasn't missed a penalty kick in seven years. that is all there was to it. they remain in contention for a champion league spot. let's look at how those results affect the overall standings. they have already secured the title. liver coos and's victory strengthens their position. in the bottom half, a familiar trio, bringing up the rear. to formula one and a controversy a few days for the sport this in bahrain it is been the focus of antigovernment demonstrations. police have responded by firing tear gas. opposition leaders say the government is using the spectacle to draw attention to human rights abuses. he has never been a man to shy away from controversy and commenting on events in bahrain. he said, when they talk about human rights, i don't know what it's all about. on the track itself, things have been going well for german drivers.

margaret3 hamas hamburg -- on c-span3, margaret hamburg discusses the food and drug administration. beginning tonight at 8:00 eastern on the c-span network. >> dave the house approved a measure allowing the faa to shift funds within its budget to avoid air traffic controller for us by a vote of 361-41 pair here's a look at the floor from earlier today. it is 50 minutes. faa employees, the airlines, flying public, and the congress. the administration has played shameful politics with sequestration at the cost of hard-working american families. as i have often said, this is no way to run a government. the congress is stepping in to correct the problems, created by the administration lost in action. where taking this step because of the mismanagement of this important function for the safety of all americans who fly and on behalf of the commerce that depends on a reliable -- a reliable air system. we are taking this action to end the administration costs political games that are threatening our passengers rights and safety. the fact that we are here today tried to solve this problem is

morgan chase as the burger king kids because they'd get takeout hamburgers and sit down and generate these false statements in order to facilitate foreclosures that was done thousands. upon thousands of times you worked. street give us some insights they'd sell them some trashy investment and then they'd hang up in the expression was i ripped his face off this is their own customers when the oliver stone movie wall street was made and the main hero who you may remember gordon gekko played by michael douglas oliver stone wrote him up as a billiard villain but he was a very popular figure on wall street to the guys there he was a hero and when i did stock real estate speculation. you got ninety percent of the american public out there with little or no net worth i create nothing. i. will blood job over a thousand top because in the ninety's during the last bank crisis. how many buying cars should be in. the current crisis is at least eighty times larger than the savings and loan debacle there are zero elite wall street fraudsters who caused this crisis in prison there were over two mil

one of these days i'm a sniff of their hamburger on top of that american flag. ok let's go to the cab. given that. it's to feed higher than the orchard in d.c. did you. ever take to the bigger. it. always. got or only. got her own money. it was a couple billion higher than or just in d.c. that a bad. texas was fighting. is defending itself against the armies of santa ana from mexico. they chose the gold star as their emblem says republic of texas. best seal was a dog. opted in eighteen thirty seven and is still in the capitol building today right here in the very center of the building. which is just another evidence that the republic of texas has not gone away there's just a different form of government covering it but the land the people and the culture and the spirit of texas are still the same today. as an elected senator in the texas republic. i've had to give thought to whether i even wanted to run for that office. during all of that i decided that it was worth doing for several reasons i have children and grandchildren. i guess pretty soon i'll have great

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. >> steak, hamburger once or twice a week? >> once or twice a week is not going to change.f you are real red meat eater and lots of sugar in your diet. >> so there a truth about diet. >> red meat and sugar. >> heather: you are what you eat? >> yes, exactly. the mediterranean diet. with the olive oil and fish and chicken. >> it does work. >> eric: coming up new research on how to treat your children when they are sick. sunday house calls tell us what they need to know before you go to the medicine cabinet. we'll be right back. if you've got it, you know how hard it can be to breathe and man, you know how that feels. copd includes emphysema and chronic bronchitis. spiriva is a once-daily inhaled copd maintenance treatment that helps open my obstructed airways for a full 24 hours. you know, spiriva helps me breathe easier. spiriva handihaler tiotropium bromide inhalation powder does not replace fast-acting inhalers for sudden symptoms. tell your doctor if you have kidney problems, glaucoma, trouble urinating, or an enlarged prostate. these may worsen with spiriva. discuss all

for example, if i wanted to cook a hamburger from the window that's cold, fill it full of hot water, you take your cup, set it upside down, put your hamburger on there open in the package and the steam -- you can steam heat it. and then, if you want to make big meals, we got shoeboxes, which we call tubs. they are shoeboxes built to store stuff. but you empty them and they make a good dip bowl. nachos, 10 or 12 soups, a bag of chili, a tub of cheese, two 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 just 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 are going to stay in these tombs forever. >> right over behind it is the shaving mirror. in that shaving mirror, yo

hamburger joints? >> right. david: something bigger than that? >> i like hamburger joints.ger king franchise systems is one of the loans we got repaid and made a decent amount of money. anything from fitness centers, in nevada, titan fitness is one of the large ones. oil and gas distribute, to. we invest in, we localize, which is translation software. but these are companies that at least what we do are companies really over $10 million of earnings, 25, $50 million of earnings. david: all right. as some people are get nervous about this market and you hear david stockman warn being that there will be some kind of armageddon there is a question how difficult it is to get out of your investment. how tough is it to get your principle back if you get nervous. >> that is great question. we watch the liquidity very closely. 20 to 80% of our portfolio we could sell within a day. not necessarily at par but 97, 98. if we need liquidity quickly we're big enough with billion six of assets we can get liquidity. shareholders demand liquidity. we trade a million shares a day. if we sell,

and one of these days i'm asleep up there put a mcdonald's hamburger on top that americans elude. ok let's go to the cabin no. given that to be under is two feet higher than lorson and least seems that you. never think tex is a bigger. gang. always. we have got our only troll flag. we've got our own mind. and will gather up the bill and hire the norse than b.c. that's a bad. thing . when texas was writing. letters defending itself against the armies of santa ana from mexico. they're sure the gold star has their emblem and that says republic of texas and that seal was adopted in eighteen thirty seven and is still in the capitol building today right here in the very center of the building. which is just another evidence that the republic of texas has not gone away there's just a different form of government covering it but the land the people around the culture and the spirit of texas are still the same today. hasn't he liked a senator in the texas republic. i've had. just thought to whether i even wanted to run for that office. during all of that i decided that it was worth doing f

hamburg looked revived.y are just one point off of relegation. >> experts in chile are exhuming the body of poet pablo neruda to try to determine whether he died of cancer or if he was poisoned, as his former driver now claims. >> the nobel prize-winning author died in 1973, just a few days after we -- after the world's -- one of the world's most notorious queues -- whose -- coups. them in the view from neruda -- >> the view from neruda's house. the house has been turned into a museum. neruda was also buried here. his death certificate says he died of prostate cancer, but his former driver and personal advisor believes he was poisoned. >> he was simply not ill enough to die. his cancer was under control. he could have lived for another eight years. >> neruda died in september, 1973, in a hospital in san diego,, just 12 days after the military coup that brought general pinochet to power. suspicions have long lingered that the dictator may have had a hand in his death. the router could have been up problem for

one of these days i'm a snippet there but i'm at hamburg on top that american. let's go to the capital. give it back to the number is stupid even higher than washington d.c. did you. ever think texas is a bigger. always. we have got or only. got our own money. it was going to get the bill in higher than or just in d.c. that a bad. texas was fighting. defending itself against the armies of santa ana from mexico. they chose the gold star as their emblem says republic of texas. that seal was a dog. that in eighteen thirty seven and is still in the capitol building today right here in the very center of the building. which is just another evidence that the republic of texas has not gone away there's just a different form of government covering it but the land the people and the culture and the spirit of texas are still the same today. as an elected senator in the texas republic. i've had to give thought to whether i even wanted to run for that office. during all of that i decided that it was worth doing for several reasons i have children and grandchildren. i guess

. >> here in germany many are wondering right now what was in that frozen hamburger or discount lazahn yeah last night. >> dutch officials recalled 50,000 tons of what is supposed to be beef. they say it might contain meat from other animals, such as horses. >> the equivalent of 10,000 truckloads of meat and figured to be the latest in a scandal unfolds for months now. >> this supplier is suspected of mixing cheap horse meat in with its beef. the european union called on member states to recall 50,000 tons of the mislabeled meat. dutch authorities discovered potential cases of fraud in two suppliers. meat that was declared to be beef was sold to wholesalers in 16 eu countries. in fact it may have contained horse meat. authorities say they believe the supplier is part of a long chain of fraud. distributeded from 2011-january of this year it is not clear how much is on super market shelves. it was distributed throughout europe. most would have been consumed. but we are going to try to locate the rest. consumer groups long criticized the lack of adequate controls on meat. >> it is crucial