hamburg was voted europe's green capital in 2011. this industrial giants is setting the standard for green cities. correspondent reports. >> germany -- europe's first industrial powerhouse is coming to terms with the environment. the country decided to phase out nuclear plants by 2022, and a drastic reversal that followed the disaster at japan's nuclear plant fukushima. perhaps the best example of the country's new attitude lies here in the northern city up hamburg. hamburg was named the european green capital of 2011 for its impressive transformation of its industry and the daily lives of its 4 million inhabitants. what are the forces driving this journey to sustainability? >> if you look around, all these buildings, the offer the latest energy standards and requirements. many of them also do additional things like solar power, things like that. >> for the lucky and have arets -- inhabitants, jobs in working distance or a short boat ride away. it is europe fell largest in their urban venture. but the time these children are adults,

that may be coming true already in hamburg. the main idea according to the chief urban planner is that vestergaad frandsen -- it will get most of its local energy supplies from local renewable sources. >> we will supply 4000 households. 20% of the households with this power. be a noble idea to reach the target of 0% co2 emissions. one developer says it is the world's first commercially-run passenger ship where fuel is converted into electrical energy by means of oxygen. the fuel cells power the electric motor that glides at a speed of 14 kilometers per hour with up to 100 passengers on board. hydrogen shipping works. but to use this solution, we need to fix the problem of how to store this energy. >> if we want to go to renewable resources, then we have to have -- renewable resources here in germany, we are talking about wind especially. that is not necessarily the same as when people have the demand for energy. from our point of view, hydrogen, produced from wind for renewable wind sources is the first -- is the perfect medium

when a customer orders, your hamburger is a meatball in a drawer.burger is a national burger change sensation. >> the proof is in the pudding. let's see if i did my homework right. if i did this right, it's an incredibly juicy, incredibly tender, incredibly steaky burger taste. >> that really is good. >> smashburger. >> reporter: this is the brain child of tom ryan, the same man who brought you stuffed crust pizza, the dollar menu and mcgriddle at mcdonald's. >> savory sausage egg and cheese mcgriddle. >> reporter: now's now taking a stab at america's favorite food. keep in mind, we're talking about a guy with a ph.d. in flavor and fragrance chemistry. >> that sered layer comes off. so we sharten these every day. >> to get up underneath it? >> exactly. we want to make sure the sere is on there and hard and we get it all off with the burger like that. >> that's the secret sauce, if you will, of smashburger, the latest in a long line of fast casual burger places going head to head with giants like in and out burger, five guys the landscape is so crowd

if you have hamburger, you have hamburger. i want my money back, i want it back now and i want it fast. >> shot at a drive-thr h-throug wendys in charlotte, north carolina. the folks in the car were getting a late night snack at wendy's and this guy cut them off as the car was pulling away. starts banging on the window until the drive through operator opens the window. >> no cheese in hamburger. >> according to the poster of the video, before the cameras started rolling he told those i'm allergic to cheese. >> there's not bacon on this. there's not onion, nothing anything that i asked for. >> he's allergic to cheese. but the crime, they didn't give him bacon. >> this is incompetence. it happens every time i come here. i'm losing my [ bleep ] because this happened past three times i've come. >> they did not get a lot of things about his order correct and this just really set this man off. at this particular store keeps getting your order wrong over and over, don't go back. don't scream and cuss at someone. no human being deserv

they won't feed me a hamburger. >> what are we doing, david? eating and greeting?to do it once or twice a year, basically give the employees some downtime and feed them lunch. just a way to try to give back, say, you know, we appreciate what you do, the hard work you do. don't think we had anybody show up at the open house yet. >> no, haven't. >> this is not burger king as you can see, but i still have it my way. >> what's going on? >> the break from the prison routine is short-lived. an inmate is refusing to take his required medication. >> take the shot, i'll get you a hamburger or sausage. >> you need to come on, just get the shot. get it over with. >> get you an ice cream cone. you don't like ice cream? >> yeah, i do. >> take your shot, i'll get you an ice cream cone, hot dog. before i leave here today, you're going to take the shot. you've got to take the shot. i don't know why today you feel like you don't want this shot but you have to take it. you can make it hard or you can make it easy. you're still going to have to take it. i don't have no choice. >> ain

. >> and later -- >> get you a hamburger? >> no.ake the shot. >> the warden's patience is put to the test. >> i don't need no shirt. >>> ics, i had two j-3s. >> jeremiah jackson, who's recently come off death row, has fulfilled his required 90 days in ad-seg. >> are you ready? open l-23. >> and he is allowed to join general population for the first time since his sentence in 1997. >> i be blessed, man. all right. now time for a new journey to start. >> top of the hill. >> what's up, man? >> what's up. >> i'm going to population. yeah. what's up? >> jackson passes through the death row corridor and says good-bye to his old friends for the last time. >> hi, gus. >> officer austin escorts jackson to get his dorm bed assignment and arm band. >> you have to keep this on at all times. if you get caught without it, you could get disciplinary action. all right. >> good to go? >> you're good to go. >> what's up, pee-wee? where is bed 74 at? >> third bed down. >> when i had left seg, i had to go back through row. it was kind of bittersweet. b

four hamburgers left.> you know, you can't really knock on the door of a tent, but i just said, "alan, are you in there? it's the police." and he responded with, "it's about time you got here." >> reporter: this is alan dean, perhaps the unlikeliest source for the key that would unlock this entire case. what did you see behind that dumpster? >> well, just a wig, sunglasses, a big can of mace, stuff like that. i knew what it was. >> reporter: what was it? >> burglaring tools, robbery tools. >> reporter: how'd you know? >> i mean, who else is going to wear a wig? >> reporter: and you see a guy, don't you? what happens? >> he walked straight up to it, so i knew it was his. and i went over and told him that the police were coming to take a look at that stuff and he might as well just leave it alone. >> reporter: and so what happened? the moment he picks that up, what do you do? >> he got in his car, i wrote the tag number down. >> reporter: and you have a pen? you have a pen right now. >> yeah. i like to do th

if you have hamburger, you have hamburger. i want my money back and i want it now and i want it fast. there is not even bacon on this and not onion or anything that i asked for. this is such incompetence, i cannot believe it happens every time i come here. i'm blolosing my [ bleep ]. this has happened the past three times i've come. please be competent tent once in your life. once. take an order and fill it. >> as you can clearly see, a wendy's cheese burger clearly does have cheese, whereas a hamburger does not. we've gone to the trouble preparing this graphic for you which was exactly the point that man was trying to raise. the incident ended with the customer getting his money back and getting always notoriety since more than 50,000 people have looked that the on youtube. and you can understand why he would be so angry about a burger. umm. well, maybe not. remember the nut case in the dunkin donuts thing last week? >>> well, the next story that we have for you brought to you by the letter i for in-ccarceratii. sesame street

so i was curious, mark, it stuns me to learn that they can't make money on a $20 hamburger, or a $25 omelte or whatever it is, i understand that it's cooked and delivered. >> but it's a personnel intensive service that they offer. and after breakfast, where the big rush is in room service, there are fewer and fewer calls for room service, but i still have to be staffed as if you are going to be getting a lot of calls. so, but i think you are right, there's ways around this, for example, having limited hours, or maybe just from, you know, 8:00 until midnight instead of 24 hours. that sort of thing. i hope that they won't, anybody will see this as a trend. >> traveling is not fun anymore, and we used to say the same thing about the airlines we were shocked when they were going to charge for your luggage, and now everyone does it. do you think that a hotel like the hilton will lose business because of the ending the room service? >> well, there were guests of the hotel that said, they would not consider staying at a hotel that does not have room service and i would say that generally sp

that's why there are so many different hamburger restaurants.on the action. >> are you surprised to know, sorry, talking with my mouthful. >> it is all right. i'm listening with my mouthful. >> reporter: feast your eyes on the professor of patties, josh ozerski, mr. cut lets who does his firsthand research, eating, studying, writing essentially a daily homage to hamburger. >> every to years it will be all tacos, soon america will want wraps. never happens. >> reporter: forget the golden arches he believes he are living in the golden age ofburgers. >> people have much higher expectation for what a hamburger can be. >> reporter: back at smash burger they're searing, smashing, salting every burger to order for hundreds of thousand of customers who come in every day. but cooking up a good burger isn't exactly easy. >> uh-oh. >> reporter: i only got half. but the taste -- fantastic. a smashing success. for "nightline," i'm linsey davis, in hackensack, new jersey. >> have to taste it to believe it. >> got to have a cheeseburger. cheeseburger stories.

>> the last pictures of referenced hamburg. >> yes. >> as being a location for this. now, were there any of the people on shore that were there during the experience? did they contribute to your become at all? >> there are people at the point that people where the whole thing happened so it wasn't -- the shipyard was out of hamburg, but to answer your question, in the german federal archives i was able to get documents and transcripts of people who had been on shore. for instance, the women's naval auction silly, -- auxiliary. they all died. they were in the swimming pool which had been emptied and many if their remains -- some of the bodies were recovered, and so some of the people on shore after it had the duty to try to identify. but most of the identification really was for any of the military personnel. so the civilians who are on board, many of them are lost to history. people say, i think that i grew up in -- i think my great uncle was aboard but i don't know, and it's very difficult to be able to find that out. yes, ma'am? >> was there a charge to go on board

this is back to what i said about taxayers paying and subsidizing for every 40 cents a hamburger. ou,for coming on today, thank you soch. other storiestonight, chrysler backing under recall pressures from theovernment. reaching an agreement with national highway traffic sety administration. 7 million eeps, chrysler is maintaingthe vehicles a regulators hae linked to 51 deaths. calling the efforts unfruitful. when you make of this,oe? they kind of went behind closed doorwi something that is less than cear the are using this as grounds for this request. they are no request. gerri: there are deaths linked this by the feder government. fiftdeaths. how do you get beyondthat? >> ty're going to do a visual inspection. if they do hae te sacrilegious, than they okay. but if thedon't, they are going to add a trailerch and that is going o einforce it at th end. it protects them from liability in the pvious steps becaus there iso admission that there is something wrong with the vehie. gerri: they're going to take 2.6 milonee grand cherokees and jeep liberty sport would you just saw pictures o

amtrak loses money on a hamburger. why are they bothering with this?vilion a billion and a half dollars, everyone who got 30 million tickets that were sold, was subsidized $46. now there is food service and there is a chef, a gourmet chef. we want to find out how much that costs and why they are increasing their food costs instead of decreasing them and saving taxpayer money. gerri: congressman, do you have any idea how much money they are making these days? >> unfortunately they have cooked the books. we have $300 million even in the northeast corridor of the account of capital expenditures. gerri: not only are they losing more money, but they are charging more. this is back to what i said about taxpayers paying and subsidizing for every 40 cents a hamburger. thank you, for coming on today, thank you so much. other stories tonight, chrysler backing under recall pressures from the government. reaching an agreement with national highway traffic safety administration. 7 million eeps, chrysler is maintaining the vehicles as regulators have linked to 51 de

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and it will keep our temperatures accept to and we will tell you what a woman found in her cheese hamburgerorthern california fast food store and how it got there. and the signs that say fake or closing, stay tuned for more. w . >>> stocks open, little change and they are offsetting that big 3% start and they are looking at the big board nasdaq is down 2 and s&p 500 is flat. >>> i want to show you what is happening in downtown sacramento. hundreds of bats have moved in. their make-shift cave is necessaryeled between two buildings and it looks or resembles a cave. don't touch any of those bats because they could probably be carrying rabies. >>> and this morning a woman really found a razor blade and they kept them in the same area where food was prepared and it ended up in a hamburger. fortunately the woman noticed the blade and was not hurt. >>> two lanes are closed and car fire and 608 coming up on mornings on two, we will have a live report including pictures. 101, looking good, let's go to steve. >> it will be sunny and nice, 60s and 70s and 80s. >>> coming up on mornings on 2, we will c

your mama is so stupid, she thinks an imac is a new hamburger at mcdonald's. boo. (frank) okay, not bad. okay, okay, i got one. i got one. what's the difference between your mama and a washing machine? it doesn't follow me around for a week. lemon, could i speak with you alone for a moment? that's what your sister asked me last night. booyah! uh, right this way. uh, my friend gerhard hapsburg is throwing a birthday party for himself at the pierre tonight. oh, and you want me to think of something funny that you can write in the card? no. i want you to come with me. oh. who's gerhard hapsburg? prince gerhard is the last male descendant of the imperial house of hapsburg. they ruled the austro-hungarian empire. the defenestration of prague? lemon, what exactly did you study in college?

my own family was feasting on hamburgers downstairs so i bring that up to say thank you to everyone in this room because all of you had a part on this for helping the vision that we long strive for really come to life and for giving up the beautiful summer day to be inside with the curtains closed. second i want to point out to the public, it's been well received so far, but this is the first attempt we have had of moving the public comment to the front of the agenda so you won't have to wait for the next couple of items could take several hours to comment. the city doesn't usually do it that way but other agencies do. i am pleased that you both speakers availed yourselves of the opportunities that we could have a good conversation to the extent provided by the noticing. thirdly, hot off the press, the board of supervisors has unanimously approved the vote of -- and then we will get to their previous stuff to the executive directors report. continuing onto the celebration we are working jointly with several partners led by the city department of planning and the city department of publ

police say they kept raiser blades in the same area for cleaning as the food and one ended up in a hamburger and fortunately the person was not hurt. >> good morning, i want to mention, what used to be the haze farm has been raided and arrests have been made between leg gown in and the situation is on going -- lagoon, the situation is ongoing. there is no meaning problems on the san mateo bridge. >> i like p h, sal. >> me,too. >> if there is any fog it will not last long. >> there were some 30s and they had a couple of 30s half-moon bay, it was amazingly cool this time of year. >> moving into the north, that will move today and allow pressure to move slightly. maybe it is something only i would know the tis. overall, we are very close and there are still usual suspects picking up after that afternoon breeze. 60s and 70s around the what i, inland, a few locations are coming all the way to med ford. >> they are slightly above concord. 82 and 83 san jose, mountain view and 78 half-moon bay. and turning cooler saturday, much cooler sunday and monday there, brian. >>> well the lights keep going o

food this year includes novelties like krispy kreme hamburgers, and deep fried pop tarts. one healthy change is a separate area for smokers. >> we're trying to make the fair grounds a confortable environment for all of our fair guests. we really felt like creating designated smoking areas was great for all of the fair guests here. >> there will also be plenty of music, with concerts by the spinners, lover boy, air supply, and more. that fair runs through july 7. >> krispy kreme hamburgers. >> trying to figure that one out. >>> good day for the giants. they won, but it wasn't without some heated moments. >> you never want to wake the sleeping giants. apparently the padres did that last night. they got a little too exuberant about a late inning home run. a real check. madison bumgarner delivers to jesus guzman. zero punches thrown, no ejects. things continued. in the 7th. guzman exacts his revenge. a solo homer. 2-1 padres. however, in the bottom of the 7th. greger blanco. showing up in the box score in a positive way almost every day. a shot, deep right center. a two run tr

food this year includes novelties like krispy kreme hamburgers, and deep fried pop tarts.one healthy change is a separate area for smokers. >> we're trying to make the fair grounds a confortable environment for all of our fair guests. we really felt like creating designated smoking areas was great for all of the fair guests here. >> there will also be plenty of music, with concerts by the spinners, lover boy, air supply, and more. that fair runs through july 7. >> krispy kreme hamburgers. >> trying to figure that one out. >>> good day for the giants. they won, but it wasn't without some heated moments. >> you never want to wake the sleeping giants. apparently the padres did that last night. they got a little too exuberant about a late inning home run. a real check. madison bumgarner delivers to jesus guzman. zero punches thrown, no ejects. things continued. in the 7th. guzman exacts his revenge. a solo homer. 2-1 padres. however, in the bottom of the 7th. greger blanco. showing up in the box score in a positive way almost every day. a shot, deep right center. a two run tri

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. >> jimmy: thank you, veggie burgers, for being great for people who hate the taste of hamburgers, but hamburgers. [ laughter ] >> steve: the vege burger. ♪ >> jimmy: thank you, vans, for being driven by people who either have kids or shouldn't be anywhere near kids. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] ♪ thank you, atm fees, for allowing me to buy my own money. [ laughter and applause ] >> steve: the fee that always pays off. ♪ >> jimmy: thank you, edible arrangements, for being the perfect way to say "i love you" and "you should eat better." [ applause ] >> steve: is it cake? fruit on a stick?! ♪ >> jimmy: thank you, porch lights, or as mosquitoes and moths call you, nightclubs. [ laughter and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: thank you, pears, for not being sold in twos. [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> jimmy: confusing. it was a -- >> steve: come on. >> jimmy: -- a bit confusing. >> steve: come on, nice pear! >> jimmy: it was too confusing. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ thank you, men who wear bowties, for looking like you gift wrapped your neck. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: i want

margaret hamburg. do you know of actual harm of someone taking these medications? >> absolutely. these products can have none of the active ingredient that people need. they can have too much or too little. they can have toxic ingredients. they can prevent patients from getting the actual medications that they badly need to treat their disease. moreover with certain kinds of treatments sub standard drugs, counterfeit drugs can put us at risk by enhancing the problem of drug resistance. this is true with a disease like malar malaria. these issue affect people every single day. >> even if they are not getting harmful ingredients, they could be problematic but they think they are treating their [ bleepblood pressure and they are really not. you announced crackdown for 1600 websites for selling illegal drugs. >> absolutely. >> they would have a website and be taken down, they would just come up with another one. how do you make sure they don't just pop up with a different name? >> it's a huge problem. you're absolutely right. you close one down and it can pop up somewhere else. we ne

. >> i noticed that the last pictures referenced hamburger as being a location to this. now, were there any of the people on shore that were there during this experience? do they contribute to your book at all? >> there were people at the point that people were -- it wasn't, the shipboard that was billed was out of hamburg, but to answer your question, in the german federal archives i was able to get documents and transcript of people who have been on shore. for instance, as a mentioned it was the women's naval auxiliary and they all died. they were in the swimming pool which had been emptied. and many of the remains, some of, some of the bodies were recovered, and so some of the people on shore afterwardafterward s have the duty to try to identify. but most of the identification was would for any other military personnel aboard. so the civilians who were on board, many of them are lost to history. i've heard people say i think, i grew up there, i think my great uncle was aboard but i don't know. and it's very difficult to be able to find that out. yes, ma'am. >> [inaudi

if i wanted to cook a hamburger from the window that's cold.ill 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 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 self at the same time, you are going to stay in these tombs forever. >> right behind is the shaving mirror. in that shaving mirror y

. >> i know some people don't like pizza and hamburgers so i'm not surprised but i'm going to convert you. >> what did you just make? >> salmon and asparagus. you don't have to eat raw fish. >> you don't have to eat raw fish? >> no. it's not about the raw fish. let me make something very good for you. >> you have the rice. >> and a little asabi. >> that's spicy. >> this is like japanese mayonnaise. this is a crunchy batter. >> what makes sushi good is when it's fresh. that's what people tell me. it has to be fresh. >> right, of course. that's why we have to know how to pick the particular, how to treat the fish. it's very complicated. it's not that easy. just go to the supermarket and buy the fish and do it yourself. it's a little bit risky. but also i have to say making the rice is very important. it's probably most important. >> is that so? >> right. because sushi means -- [indiscernible] if you want to do this at home, you can do vegetables or smoked salmon or cooked shrimp. you can do all sort of things. it doesn't have to deal with the raw fish. >> i see. okay. and you have raise

. >> the tortilla is fast becoming as american as a hamburger. the shop in south philadelphia is thousands of miles from the border. the latino population is rocketed by almost 90% in 12 years. although the country, politicians worry about how to court them. many think that it was the hispanic vote that won the election for obama. there is one divisive issue, how to treat the illegal immigrants. this man was brought here when he was seven and is still without official papers. how he is treated is a touchstone for the whole community. >> we have family members that documented. i have a lot of friends and family members that have exercised their right to vote. >> some believe they have found the key to my by backing radical immigration reform. it would allow people to eventually become citizens. the republicans are totally horrified by this idea, this is facing fierce resistance. illegal immigrants have come to the state capital to meet one republican that would like to help. this purpose and it would like to make it easier for the children of immi

. >> did you ever get a little sick of it and want a mcdonald's hamburger? >> no way. >> because after all, who gets tired of heaven. john ramos, kpix 5. >> yes. and heaven sign shining some of its wonderful rain on us. >> not exactly pennys from heaven. >> perspective i guess. >> reporter: yeah. we do have plenty of rain from heaven today. still, lightest on the doppler showing we have widespread showers just coming in. a direct westerly flow off the pacific. so far, not a lot in terms of amounts if. you can see most of the action is focused just east of the 580 core don. a little bit over the santa cruz mountains. this first wave of rain will get spotty. there is more behind it. fopping, clouds, drizzle and the temperatures mild. mostly in the low 60s at this hour. out the door tomorrow morning you will be confronted with fog and rain around the bay area. the next system begins to head south. expect more rain tonight. wet on tuesday, and a week from now, it's going to be 100 degrees inland. >> whew. >> reporter: next week at this time. so, that a differenc

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she said yes, i can remember the last time i had a hamburger. she calculated, it was like 10 years. she lost an entire decade. [laughter] this is like rip van winkle, seriously, of burgers. >> i had to stop at one point in my life because -- >> here's my deal. i know that you're all sitting there thinking persona republicans out there, what did joseph deal? and just on the other side of it because it sounds like you might be one of the only republicans he goes you used the words personal fund. so i did because i love. >> wow. there's it's only things i could say right now. >> when i was growing up we get sugar, we had fried chicken. my grandmother thought we had sugar shock, put you in a diabetic coma if you had two glasses. but, you know, what we did and like what you did and what 90% of you guys did that are under 40 or so, you go out with your friends, you go out and play all day, captain crunch you had for breakfast and the big mac that you had for lunch and a snickers bar the chat at 3:00 and the fried chicken you have had five or six, you burned it all off. i was so skinny. pe

the world's biggest hamburger chain reported same store sales rose in may. it's late night breakfast offerings. including a new and healthier egg white sandwich. shares of dow component mcdonald's up more than 1% today. >>> another member of the dow is 3m, which you may know for its post-it notes, packing tape and other household items. 3 m does more than that, spending billions on research and development on new products. >>> michelle caruso cabrera has more on 3 m's products. >> fiber that keeps you warm even in a huge freezer. liquid that looks and acts like water but doesn't hurt electronics. evaporates instantly and puts out fires. 3m, is the center of innovation. even though it's 110 years old, and a long way from silicon valley. for the company, the struggle is always the same, making sure new inventions in the lab, turn into new products on the shelf. to ensure that happens, 3m uses an internal metric called the vitality process. >> the ceo took the helm of 3m last year, his goal that 40% of the company's revenues should come from products that didn'

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there's krispy kreme hamburgers, mac and cheese on a stick.mokers will find a place to light up. >> it's so important for us. we're trying to create a comfortable environment for all of the guests and we felt by creating those areas was great for all of the guests here. >> there will be concerts by the spinners, lover boy, air supply, kenny baby face edmonds and more. today it is only $1 to get in and $1 for rides. the fair runs through july 7th. >>> it's opening day for the sonoma marin fair. it will run through sunday. the fair features concerts, live shows and also will have the world's ugliest dog contest. >>> ktvu crews tickets being given away at the lake merritt station. fans had to take a picture with the giant elephant. the tickets are for next week's game when the reds come to town to play the giants. >>> coming up at 5:00, a bay area couple accused of running a brothel out of their san mateo county apartment. one of the accused is set to appear in court today and we are there. the latest on the investigation and the charges they are