if you're talking about a hamburger, i mean a hamburger is beef. it's a very important input. when you are talking about things like a box of cereal it might he have very small input and in fact this comes from the usda. when you buy packaged goods like a box of cornflakes only 15 to 20 cents of every dollar goes to that raw commodities so any thoughts on where the rest of the money goes? advertising, packaging, processing, labor, real estate, fuel. all very important inputs that go into this. when you get down to it you spend more on packaging than you do on the raw commodities in your box of cornflakes, something to think about. secret number five. although i don't personally take a stance on whether the commodities market is good or bad, there are people who want to cut the middleman out together -- altogether and opt out of buying commodity foods. and again if you want to the secret is out there, you can. buy direct from your green market, buy direct from farmers, worked with small artisans. there a lot of things you can do to cut the middlemen out of the prices. join the

munich against hamburg it was more than enough. after 42 minutes this goal was set out. hamburg held up gamely but shortly after the break there was another moment. and that put them up 2-0. some late drama was created with a goal for hamburg in the 86th minute. a substitute got the goal back to create a 3-1 win. >> we can play better but we have won all of our home games and are undefeated so far. it is looking very good. >> bayern is off to morocco after the game. there they hope to add the club world cup to their trophy cabinet. >> injury plagued coudortmond w tipped as title contenders at the beginning managed a 2-2 draw saturday. hoffen anahe ee hoffenheim took a 2-0 goal. then dortmond clawed back into the game. the draw means dortmond have won only one of their last five bundesliga contests. here are the rest of the results for the weekend. >> that leaves the bundesliga table looking like there with one round left until the went break. at the top that slip-up means m bayern is six clear. in the lower half relegation scrap is

reporting live from hamburg thanks for that. well ahead for you this hour a report on the horrific of facts of a deadly narcotic labeled the flesh eating zombies drugging putting out extend an early grave and it's alarmingly cheap and simple to make. the. economic downturn in the final months days. and the rest because i think he makes you believe every week. for the new book the moment life in the new knowledge base your life you know. pleasure to have you with us here on t.v. today i'm real researcher. welcome back you're watching our change of national live from moscow the final farewell with state honors has been held for the legendary weapons designer. in the moscow region artie's your position all of is there and now joins us live hugo or it's over tell us what was the atmosphere like. well with your military cemetery just outside of. moscow where kalashnikov has just been laid to his final resting place his family members former associates friends former colleagues officials including the president and the defense ministe

university of hamburg the state to fix and in nineteen thirty nine th so that guests would like smith's bed and then has to go back to germany venezuelan capital tanaka then she became famous for making that its geometric structures made of wire. now when combat the museum is presenting at the prospective a while. just a hint of the vote was time to tighten its presenting here in hamburg this time it's the first major exhibition of cake is like in gemini. she's very well known in latin america. here in germany she has up until now i look at any one small exhibition forced to quit showing large of the view of her artistic work spanning a period of fourteen years the exhibition titled denying this update is displaying about one hundred and fifty if they can sculpt says hans gets its opaque he can never pretend to have a crisis time that the city continued to snow and snow while. however a bowl of milk and coke and today have been displayed in russian and german. there are significant elements in a way which point to harare to see that you made your knee the funny things every gig i studie

right here thank you so much for bringing us this update at all reporting from hamburg. and of course here on mt to national we'll be bringing you more updates from the conference as we gather here on our team or national and up ahead of the program our legal high experts tell our team how britain has become an international online help for selling and consuming the legal equivalent of class a drugs that could actually be just as harmful as the originals all the details are coming up. now on former russian oligarch kosky may be out of prison but some of those who remember how his company fod its way to the top say it left plenty of victims along the way we talked to the widow of one of them in just a few minutes. jamie diamond is a guy who's begging to be euthanized and i think as a country is a world we should get together and answer his wish he wants to become one with his maker he says look i broke the law please arrest me i want to go to jail and be abused by hundreds of thousands of inmates and some on the godly way that's my goal in life i'm tired of being free put

when we come back, we're going to hamburg, germany, to the chaos communications congress. we will hear from julian assange and jacob appelbaum. stay with us. ♪ [music break] >> this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. as we turn now to the cows communication congress in hamburg, germany, one of the speakers at the conference was wikileaks sarah harrison who accompanied edward snowden to russia and spent four months with him. harrison addressed the audience after receiving a long standing ovation. >> together with the constitutional rights, we filed against u.s. military can see secrecy applied to chelsea manning's trial. rudy's attacks we with continued our publishing work. in april we launch the public library of u.s. diplomacy, though most conference of database of u.s. diplomatic cables in the world. this coincided with our release of 1.7 million u.s. cables from the kissinger period. we launched our first files, 249 documents, from 92 intelligence contractors, exposing their technology, methods, and contracts. we completed re

a key topic this year and hamburg is the nsa spying scandal. >> since edward snowden's revelations, we now know what the surveillance system that is listening in on citizens all over the world looks like. we now have a chance to talk about that system and whether we want it or not. we did not have this before. it's time to talk about how important our civil liberties are to us. >> hackers from the chaos computer club believed public data should be accessible to all and that private data should be protected. this has been their motto since the first congress 30 years ago. since then, cryptography has become increasingly important. >> mathematics and re-software mean we do not have to depend on the government to protect our data from the nsa or from our own government's growing desires to gain access to our data. >> and he has one tip -- many websites automatically encrypt transmitted data. that makes it substantially more difficult for third parties to see what you're doing. >> finally, preparations are under way for one of the most spectacular events in the winter sports calendar. >> >

>> reporter: but an in vitro hamburger doesn't sound like it would be good for you. >> well, actuallyhese kinds of new food products will be far better for you because they'll have the best proteins, the best fats, the nutrients built-in. >> reporter: they'll taste like a hamburger? >> they'll taste better than a hamburger. >> reporter: by this time, we were sufficiently wowed, if not downright overwhelmed. but keeping our journalistic wits about us, we posed the skeptics question to vint cerf, known as the father of the internet. did he think this conference might just be over-hyping the future? >> i have been surprised repeatedly by the things that we've been able to do that would have been thought to be science fiction in the past. what craig venter talked about this morning about creating synthetic life, would have been science fiction, and in fact it was science fiction and he's pushed the boundaries of what's real. >> reporter: but what about craig venter himself? the man who cracked the human genome in record time a decade ago is now hard at work creating new life forms for fue

this comes from hamburg, new york, just south of buffalo.me to the ninth annual fairgrounds festival of lights. our affiliate wgrz, the annual tradition brings visitors across western new york for family friendly holiday fun. more than 1 million lights on display along with rides, games, a magic show and, of course, always santa. erica and lester, back to you. >> quite the display there. i love it. dylan, thanks. >>> this morning on our countdown to sochi, we are just 39 days away from the start of the olympic winter games. it looks like our very own lester holt just may be a ringer this year for the u.s. speed skating team. you've been hiding so many skills. >> if they do it in slow motion, i'm in. i did catch up with two olympic hopefuls at a training facility in milwaukee before they hit the ice this weekend for the speed skating trials in utah, brother and sister from the chicago area, hoping to keep a family tradition alive. >> we live, eat, breathe, do everything skating. >> reporter: like most olympic hopefuls, nancy swider-peltz, jun

border today they will all be headliners at a major conference in hamburg on surveillance and privacy peter all of us there to . it's the thirtieth anniversary of the chaos communications conference here in how strongly more and more supporters people are made aware of just how fragile their online privacy actually is now i'm joined by michael ebeling who is a online privacy campaigner michael thanks very much for speaking to me have people started to take more of a interest in looking after their online security you know a lot of people do it in a different manner. some start to encrypt the e-mail is something that we would like to support those people how to do it how to manage p.g.p. for example as iran's reducer communication on the internet whatever this is going to be a big impact for everybody's life and i think we're just looking at the beginning of a big saying to somebody like myself who's barely computer literate is there anything that i can do it to look after my own online security. of course start to encrypt the e-mails start to use open software start to change your sys

>> we typically supply our chinese customers with piano is from hamburg.or differences between the hamburg piano and the near piano. >> like what? >> in the new york piano, we have a squared off arm. run this twoe have factories and over time there have been small differences. >> what is the appetite for a $150,000 grand piano. >> let's use china as an example. years, americans have had the opportunity to own a steinway. there is no installed base in china. people my age are up during the cultural revolution were music and western music was not loved. are 35 million chinese children taking piano lessons. that is an astounding number. we hope some of them will ultimately own a steinway. >> the final stage of creating a steinway? shows usny's tuner how. [piano music plays] >> you can watch the whole interview with the steinway ceo at bloomberg.com/tv or go to our tablet app. enjoy this as we had to break. [piano music plays] ♪ passing hour, bloomberg television is on the markets. i am olivia sterns. weeks lefthan three in 2013, start thinking about your inve

aren't anywhere near finished and a video keynote address to the chaos communication congress in hamburg this past weekend greenwald said that there were a lot more stories to come and a lot more documents to be uncovered in the speech he spoke about some of the most significant outcomes in the last. you months that have increased american awareness of the importance of encryption and privacy you also talked about some of the most promising indications that powerful forces are now at play as an example he mentioned the fact that boeing lost a four billion dollar contract in brazil partly out of anger over u.s. government surveillance and greenwald points to that as a very positive sign i think it's up to all of us to devise ways to not persuade them because i don't think that power centers get persuaded in that way by nice lofty arguments i think it's important to devise ways to raise the costs of directly for either their active participation in or their acquiescence to the systematic erosion of our privacy rights and when we find a way to put them in the position where it's not we who

. >> so the question is the social good of a cheap hamburger, the social good of the profits of the hamburger owners versus the social good of the profits -- or the wages of the workers there. and that's how you balance all that stuff out. that's attenuated by competition from other hamburger makers who may be able to do it more cheaply. and there's no easy answer here. i think what's happening is in inequality is rising to a point where it's a big problem. people are looking for ways to solve it. we don't even understand the reasons for inequality. and if the problem with the minimum wage is a symptom or is it actually the cause? >> you know, robert, you talked about this yesterday, though, that income inequality, i mean, we have essentially always had income inequality. >> yes, some levels. >> it just seems as though the gap is getting bigger maybe the economy is not recovering as quickly. >> yeah. the simplistic way to look at this issue is well, mcdonald's makes "x" billion in profits. walmart makes "x" billion in profits. we would just shave 20% and give it to the workers. that would be

their mexican i wasn't quite the brand of sheep in hamburg though thinking about ladies handbags seems to pricing seems to make no sense for example i hear people women paying fifty thousand dollars for a handbag so i mean a lot of people criticize bitcoin for having no intrinsic value but what intrinsic value can you apply to a handbag you would pay fifty thousand dollars for if we cannot see one thoughts for you first thousands of them come out but let's be pretty. they. claim design is that often come out limits in designs you may say ok we're going to transit value story there i mean you've got a designer you've got a design but if i were down to the local rag dealership. you know you could say but that's like saying you know you could have a bar go and then you find out its tongue it's got tungsten to live it doesn't matter really doesn't matter because it's not pure gold i want to pure back and i don't want to fake back and look at what the amount of components of that handbag are worth twenty bucks that the effort has gone into as well you know design is going to meet the legacy

why a hamburger is creating a big stir in san francisco. >> a new way to steer your traffic on a bike. >> all right, good evening. sunshine tomorrow goes even hotter. but we still have a freeze warning in effect. near record setting highs in just a few minutes. >> we're going to keep the temperature trend going. >> in health matters tonight, some allergy suffererers may soon be able to ditch shots for something less painful. an fda panel gave preliminary approval op immuno therapy tablets that would dissolve under the tong but still needs the full fda okay. >> it's already being used in 16 european countries. >> the fda is also cutting antibiotics from the food supply. animal pharmaceutical kpaeps will no longer be able to use the drugs for production. some ranchers used less food instead and give antibiotics for weight gain for its animal. there's concern there's a direct impact on human resistance to drugs. they will then have three year fos implement those changes. >> a california restaurant chain which served upscale hamburgers has a new menu item called the money is no object bur

hamburg 3.7 metres. it's breezy on the charts. all the time the tides are decreasing as we move away from the period of peak spring tides. mild airlocking through. looking quieter and things getting back to normal. >> thank you. more to come on the newshour, including how chinas investment in russia's shipping industry would bring the two partners 6,000km closer toot. >> hundreds of syrians walk on foot. >> mitchell johnson blows away england as australia takes a step towards regaining the ashes - oh no. >> you're watching the newshour. >> the w.t.o. agreed a deal on global commerce making it easier for poorer countries too trade. it could add up to $18 trillion to the global economy. >> in egypt - 21 women and girls imprisoned for protesting in october, including seven girls under 18. the red cross says 300 people have been killed in 48 hours after violence between militias and the central african republic. thousands of people are looking at refuge at the airport where french soldiers are on guard. >> some people are talking abou

is going to be at the legacy that has behind it you know the history of something like a back and hamburger mowbray handbag which you know is much cheaper than prices in a bottle well they may well be and this is something we can look at and get real but you know the point is that this is this is something else that people are choosing to put that money and you know if we could draw a comparison a very nice comparison see the women in india wearing gold around their necks is that what the women what it is go to other friends of value to women who will say two things divest by their wealth into an expensive one bag maybe that is something we could look at but they're not storing your wealth in a handbag and i was going to take another back and hold its value if you have got a really good and i expect and it does hold its value are you saying bourke in a burka i'm. ok i get confused sometimes wants me to mention it several times because it shows oh i see this whole thing as a sort of santa clause to go down and get to me we had about a minute left on its i was shoes shoes i noticed over the y

. >> the port of hamburg é been german and danish with ace close -- cope powerful storm.ved ashore last night prompting the city to close its floodgates. at least two people died in the u.k. and more than 100,000 are without power. the japanese prime minister has called for a summit with china. shinzo abe wants to ease tension with the country that has spiked since china announced an air defense zone that covers islands at the center of a territorial dispute. abe says the relationship between tokyo and beijing can never be severed. world leaders and well-wishers are mourning the death of nelson mandela. you're looking at live pictures of people outside his home. the former south african president died yesterday come aged 95. atlet's take a closer look mandela's life and the legacy he leaves behind. take a listen. >> the free man taking his first steps into a new south africa. >> from prisoner to president, nelson mandela's 1990 release end ofil signaled the south africa's racist policy of apartheid. on to become the country's first truly democratically elected leader. >>

all you know the price of hamburger is up and this month's meat loaf is more difficult and expensive to make. adam: the cost of things in real world has gone up, right? >> depends on what you buy. cost of living well as the 12 days computation points out each and every year goes up quite dramatically. if you talk about living the way people did 100 years ago at our level, life is extraordinarily expensive. after all, who can afford to live in manhattan these days. adam: that's a great point. james, how do you respond to that? we keep being told we're facing deflation. >> it is reasonable to expect there will be inflation given the way the federal reserve is printing money. it is very hard to argue there is consumer inflation right now. whether you take cpi or these other measurements, it is very moderate. sure it is an average. some things are going up. other things are going down. adam: the price of gasoline has come down. >> when you look at all the numbers it comes out to very moderate, closer to 1% than the 2% target the fed likes. adam: so we know the federal reserve in its poli

. >>> yes, computer hackers are gathering in the german city of hamburg for an international conference3,000 are expected to attend. topping the agenda will be the spying revelations of edward snowden. hackers say the conference will look at ways that people can better protect themselves from being monitored by ill tell against agencies. it was organized by the chaos computer club. does the average person really need to be worried or fear that they are being spied on? >> the average person doesn't need to be worried. it is clear that the average person is being spied on. so it's a very bad thing to put that kind of power into the kinds of some not democratically elected groups. >> some of these agencies obviously carrying out the spying work say it's a necessary evil in order to keep society safe. >> well the allegations have shown that now the terrorist activity has been stopped by the nsa, and this is just a claim to show that they are doing something, but no results have been showed. so i think i call the bluff and i want to see what they have actually achieved so far. >> they say th

suggested it would be a $1 more increase in price for hamburgers. consumers will pay for it. fewer hours perhaps, employers will be careful about watching employee hours. and if the business is slow they're likely to let them go an hour or two early. applesbee's announced they're going to deploy 100,000 ipads and tablets so their customers could order their food and pay their bills. why are they doing that? they probably won't need as main waiters and waitresses in the future. it's not that people will be laid off. i agree with heidi in that point but there will likely be fewer job opportunities in the future. we're pumping our own gas. when i started as a minimum wageworker in 1970s i was pumping gas, and most people now a days pump their own. that's another example of job opportunities lost when minimum wage rises. >> job opportunities or jobs that were going the way of the gas pumpers. >> both. applesbee's is a good example of an employer using technology to increase productivity. we either workers are working harder for the same output or fewer amount of hours are being w

i'm not going to try to serve him a hamburger. mcdonald's could use a little more vegetables in its life. so, i will use the sweet-and- sour sauce and i will do a roasted cauliflower, agua dulce, sort of sweet and sour with some red chilies and put it in an earthenware dish, and put it in an oven and roast it. there you go. >> sounds good. tom? >> a midwest guy, he probably likes beef. so, let's braise some short ribs with cherry coke and let's cut that sweetness with a lot of vinegar. >> rachael? >> i do make a great homemade beef jerky i make for my family every year and i give it to all the dads in my family. has a lot of worcestershire, juniper, beer, soy. so, i could make my homemade batch of jerky. or you could bring the jerky back to life, make a burger and stack it on it like a bacon cheeseburger, but a jerky cheeseburger. >> that sounds good. >> if elected officials aren't going to get behind this, they should be labeled pro hunger. >> we should be thinking about bugs. let's start getting used to it. >> eating bugs. >> i

before hamburger, but i think you really want sushi.r service, and yet we do it all the time with gifts. you say, no, i'm goong to get you something else like 17th ce gift. i get what you are saying. thank you very much. harvard business school associate. i think that is a myth about gift-giving. happy holidays. >> you, too. adam: hollywood had its share of hits and flops at the box office. it is not over just yet. we have movies this holiday season. at the end of the day it is all about "money." ♪ [ male annocer ] e new new york is open. open to innovation. open to ambition. open to boldids. that's why n york haa new plan -- dozens of tax free zones all across the state. move here, expand here, or start a new busine here dozeand pay no taxesones allf ten years...ate. e're new york. if there's something that creates more jobs, and s more businesses... we're open to it. start a tax-free busiss at startup-ny.com. ♪ >> it is almost a wrap. but before we say goodbye to a year full of flops and successes, this holiday season is bringing in a

more tortillas sold in this country than hamburger buns. >> jon: i feel like you are doing my materialer ] no, no, no. >> jon: this is what i should be saying to you. >> the most popular names is no longer john or steven. it's jose, of course. the new rules you can't make it to the white house without a hispanic vote and hopefully we have our first hispanic presidente. [cheers and applause] >> jon: where do you see, as you look in the landscape then, is there someone who is hispanic latino that you point to and go that is the standard barrier, that's the guy and is it you? >> no i think it's sonia sotomayor. >> jon: really? you see here as having a political, she should -- the supreme court did. >> she's the example for all of us. i don't know if you had the chance to dance with antonin scalia but i had a chance to dance salsa with her. she's fantastic. she represents the best of hispanic community. >> jon: right and you feel like is there someone in the political world. she coming from more of an academic and -- >> she would never be able to -- however for the first time in history we

al jazeera, hamburg. >> today denver began issuing recreational marijuana business permits. they're able to grow or sell the drug for explicitly non-medical reasons. licenses dispensaries can begin selling it on january 1st. >>> well, motorcycles are cheap in venezuela, and they make it easy to get around. but they're also used in many of the crimes committed in the country. alessandro has the story from caracas. >> driving between traffic lan lanes, blowing red lights and ambushing drivers, motorcycles have invaded caracas, becom beca major safety concern. >> i saw two guys on a motorcycle. one car behind me. the passenger got off and put a punch of cells phones in his pockets. i understood that they were coming for me next. they knocked on the windows with guns on each side. i gave them everything i had as everybody else did. >> nine out of every ten violence crimes in the city involve two wheels. gangs of armed bikers act with impunity like these looting a broken down truck. this driver is one of them. he works as a taxi driver but he said he mugs people when he needs. >>

york andff arm in new rounded in hamburg.ferences because since 1880 we have run the two factories in overtime -- >> can i go narrow? 1826, change from bach and was your symbol, and then you figured out the felt. where do you get the felt on your damping keys? michael spence studied this at oxford years ago. the felt comes down on the string -- >> that's right, the hammer. we do not make our supplier list, the -- public. >> triple top secret, how they make the felt? >> everything is top secret. >> you mention china and perhaps brazil. and they are dealing with higher inflation and slower growth. what is the appetite for a $150,000 grant piano? >> let's choose china as the first example. customers in america have had the opportunity to acquire a steinway. so, many of the people who will own a steinway, already do. that is not true in china. people my age grew up during the cultural revolution in china where music, and particularly western music, was not loved away it is today. today there are 35 million chinese children taking

they host hamburg later on saturday. last week hamburg visited they thrashed them 9 hi-2.hey head into the match on the back of tee defeat to manchester city and the champions league. >>> normally keeping the team focused is easier after a defeat. for this match i'm surprised. i'm a bit curious about our reaction after the defeat against manchester city, but i hope for the best. >> in spain real madrid taking on the division. real struggled in the most recent visits only winning once in the last five. they had a goal in obtain. renaldo returned from victory to score in copenhagen on tuesday. he has 26 goals in 19 matches in all competition. >> i think that we have 90 minutes, so we can't be discouraged in the beginning. i think that's true that barcelona is a difficult team and they had a fantastic game against barcelona, and barcelona didn't win. they had a good conversation. so they have to play 90 minutes and that's at the last minute of the game. it's important to be really focused on this game to know that it will be difficult and to try to do our best. >> friday's ac

laila: with some free-running trickery, jason starts a chain reaction through this hamburg warehouse. jason: when free-running, i always try to connect everything that i do really well and to have a certain flow when moving through my environment and to never stop, and that was exactly the concept of this machine when it comes to the free-running part. it was about doing everything in one go. the machine never stops. there's no part where nothing happens. all that stuff is really fun. it's like you wouldn't need to do it, and that's why people are surprised that you actually do it, and that's what i enjoy. it's the quirky and funny stuff and loving the detail. laila: jason's got only one take to get it right. without the benefit of a full rehearsal, he needs to have complete trust in his skill. jason: the biggest, like, challenges and difficulties for me, personally, in the planning process was telling the production crew i can do this, and i can't do this. we had to plan everything as much as we could and take a lot of risks in saying this is possible, or this is not possible. i nev

prison breezed past nuremberg three nail heads and on start failed to score on friday will start in hamburg drew one all. that leaves the bundesliga table looking like this with three matches left applying for the winter break at the top no surprise there by air sitting pretty. labor has an improved on a shout the midweek selling in europe though to maintain pressure on them in areas. meanwhile the increasingly come in the final champions league berth. american actor paul walker star of the fast and furious movies has been killed in a high speed car crash. the forty year old was a passenger in a friend's for show when it crashed and burst into flames outside los angeles. both were pronounced dead at the scene. walker appeared in all but one of the sixth fast and furious action movies with them all around illegal street racing that's all from us here in berlin date and again at the top of the hour. do. do she couldn't reach. this can turn to grow into new communities school the fight for what is so potent it passes effortlessly another child from generation to generation. what thoughts reall

and served alongside a polynesian or asian proteins such as hello, teriyaki beef were loco logo a hamburgertty topped with gravy and fried egg a dish presumably invented to remedy what has always been the hamburger's most obvious defect come and not enough egg. [laughter] sugar plantation workers use to share food at lunchtime with tofu and chinese noodles for the korean spareribs and portuguese bread. that habit of hodgepodge handed down evil thing into the plate lunch now served the diners, drive-ins and lunch trucks throughout hawaii. in 1961, the late establishment of the rainbow drive-in, the joint on the edge of waikiki where i will not likely for lunch. it had been with the 100 in tree battalion. the mostly hawaii and born japanese-americans volunteer soldiers in the 100 int 100 thed regimental combat teams served as segregated troops in europe and north africa during world war ii, becoming the most decorated unit in u.s. military history and earning the nickname the purple heart battalion. the motto was remember pearl harbor. the argument was they were americans, not as a u.s. gover

so i had to eat a lot of hamburgers. the only way i realized there was no way to stay in the u.s. if i wanted to be a entrepreneur so i went back to excellently in columbus in order to pursue any career and i co- founded my first immigrant status. but within a year we had 6 employees i was told i had to leave the country. the - and definitely it's slowing me down. and i was being told to go back to columbia. once you go back to the columbia back in 1999 it was hard to come back. so i was as a entrepreneur not being able to stay here but i feel he fell in love with the love of my life and we had a daughter a week ago. we accelerated our may this and i was able to stay. she ended up being the co co- founder of my business too. this has to do with inhabitation. we went into the largest bank of voice on demand. we we really had a crowd of thousands of people working from home. we enable thousands of americans to get hired we - so not no where your creating video games in russia you want nice voices for that. we have be able to push the american accent and it's enabling thousands of pe

on friday, wolfsburg and hamburg drove one off. that leaves the bundesliga table looking like this with three matches left to play before the winter break. at the top -- no surprise. midweek showing remained pressure on the covariance. paul walker, star of "the fast and furious" was killed in a high-speed car crash. he was a passenger in a friend's porsche limit crashed and burst into flames outside los angeles. he was pronounced dead at the scene. he appeared in all but one of whichx action movies revolved around illegal street racing. that is all from us here in berlin. tune in again at the top of the hour. this was they, week of chancellor and would -- chancellor angela merkel's conservative democrats. talks again ahead of a wednesday deadline. >> agreeable people are sitting together. in theollow our heads coming days, we will get the job done. >> it's going to be a long night. the stumbling blocks any longer. stickingst remaining point is to reform dual citizenship and and the national minimum wage. the conservative cdu and gr

the battle to win at hamburg. frankfurt lost at home. on friday, nierenberg played to a 1-1-job. all matches completed, let's have a take aim -- that's take a look at the table. gap have opened up a handy in third. they are in the hunt for a champions league place. the race to the bottom remains burg andt both frei frankfurt are counting the lost of last season. they finished five and six are place of lee. fiveare now fighting -- and six place respectively. this person won the third world cup event of the season in norway. the two-time world champion left local competitors trailing in second to reclaim the yellow jersey for the overall world cup. it was their second win this seventh and his 11th of the season overall. he completed the signing -- satisfying we can for the german team in the ski jump. >> having lead at the halfway point, he was the last two to jump on the big hill on sunday. the world champion put him under pressure. but the 25-year-old held his nerve. he got the first place. pulled off to a strong jobs. even in the warm-up, when i perform like that, i am with the

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 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

reported weaker-than-expected global sales at established restaurants in november the world's biggest hamburger chain was hurt by sharp drop in comparable store sales in the u.s. david: cisco's stock is on a tear today. after the company announced it is buying rival u.s. foods -- sysco. paying 3.5 billion for the purchase and assuming 4.7 billion in debt. cheryl: upgrade from morgan stanley, wall street firm raising stock from overweight to equal weight with a 60-dollar price target. david: teen apparel retailer abercrombie & fitch is extending ceo mike jeffries contract for another year. that is good for him, not necessarily for the stock. this is days of an activist investor called in the company to replace him. abercrombie stock fell sharply on the news. cheryl: much of the country struggling to recover from a huge snow and ice storm that forced cancellation of nearly 3,000 flights. that happened yesterday. more than 1600 today and oh, yes, more snow is forecast for the northeast! "after the bell" starts right now. david: let's break down today's action. boy, a lot of selling into the end of

. >>> hamburgers, beer, sodas,e1l taxpayers are getting grilled by drinks to passengers.paying for it. >> reporter: the haday season, a busy season on the rails. loaded amtrak trainsfá pulling and out of union station infáñr. and maryland a6db virginia.t( the news4 i-teamÑi jumped on bod from chicago. we found plenty to eat and drink in thee1 cafe car. candy, snacks, turkey sandwich, those cookies there, too, and for lunch, angus cheeseburger, ep$13.50, but you helped pay, t, with amtrak losing millions on c food. estimatedx$uñ of myxd meal alo taxpayers are now supporting the company and helping pay off its losses. u.s. congressman johnñr micah h long krcriticized the dining in cafe cars. >> this is unfortunately a government mandated, government subsidized bottomless pit operation. >> reporter: a series of internal audits shows amtrak loses $1 for every dollar in mood iti] sells. auditors found amtrak collected $2.4 million last yearfá ç$2.8 million by offering the food service on that route in the first place. a similar amount of red ink for nationwide. $13 million in

freiburg round a win against hannover mind snatched a last minute victory at hamburg. brown's five grabbed a vital three points against all the time in shock and nuremberg are currently in action the score there's still no male one friday frankfurt milan star drew one all more on that in a moment. on sunday. there's only one game with nineteen got the posting will start buying it are about to get underway in the club world cup final. you won't taste of dark until after the winter break. on friday night then frankfurt had another chance to end their winless streak at home. they are up against all its bird that move had their best start with season in club history. in the end both had to settle for a single point. frank's head into the winter break without a single home victory on friday at least they split the points with our store the visitors but on the pressure early and took the lead up to hoffman. i will put the finishing the job. bring to its defense unable to clear the ball in the argentinian gratefully accepting an early christmas presents. then straight to the

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