clueless.ted, angry, hamburg had a new low just after 93 seconds.van opened the scoring with alarming ease. hamburg were only able to threaten some set pieces. on the other hand show their quality. in the 42nd minute, kevin scored his second, it was his first goal of the citseason. in the second half, the visitors were equally ruthless. star.ments after the the lone strike in the 50 minute was little concentration -- little consolation to a direct hamburg. they're sleepwalking toward relegation. the other meanwhile looked every inch the league champions. victory, it, a home was a topsy-turvy match with plenty of incidents. >> as the clichÉ goes, football is a game of two hearts. the in the first half, foals were clearly superior. 1-0 just nine minutes in. but they failed to add to their tally in the second half, missing a penalty, then sent off for a second yellow card. they equalized just after the after theythen win with an extra man. one minute later, vladimir made it 3-1, they were on fire. he even struck again to make it 4-1 just before time. i

the friday night kickoffs all hamburg beat their opponent to-one. disaster for one coach, who was fired by the clubhouse board. what see what happened. the terrible rondo form has caught up with the coach. the finish coach was sacked after the defeat against hamburg on friday. his team fell behind after just three minutes. they fired into the bottom corner to continue his excellent season. but they equalized after halftime, thanks to a goalkeeping howler. renee misjudged the effort and the teams were on course for a draw. hamburg hit back, securing three vital points three powerful volley. the win moves them up to 16th. they now take over as the coach until the end of the season. the players know him well. he worked alongside the players just last year. >> and we see how the results affect the bundesliga table. they missed their chance to go forth, it means they currently have their hands on the final championships league spot. in the bottom half, stuttgart's victory takes them out of the relegation zone. it has been a bad couple days for norm berg,

margaret hamburg. welcome to the program. thanks for being here. >> thank you. >> zohydro, state of massachusetts tried to ban it, 30 state attorney generals have asked you to reconsider this approval. your own advisory panel voted 11-2 against it. what are we missing here? why are those folks wrong on this issue? >> well, i think this should not really be about a single drug. it really reflects the growing concerns about opiate addiction abuse, misuse and overdose, and the need to balance strong strategies to combat that public series health program with ensuring access to important pain medications for patients in need. i think there are a lot of misperceptions about this particular drug, zohydro. but i think what it really brings into focus is that we, as a nation, need to do a better job to combat the serious problem of opiate addiction. i hope that we can really work together to focus on what are the key drivers of that problem and what are the meaningful, enduring solutions. >> did it surprise you that your advisory com

hamburg lost 3-1. hamburg is means almost certain to finish in the relegation zone. two teams in the top of the lake. -- the league. munich was looking for a boost in saturday's match. the bavarians are gearing up for the second leg of their champions league clash against real madrid. they got the desired result but the performance was not convincing. >> in the end, they could celebrate a clear win but the coach was unimpressed with the performance. >> i am disappointed with how we played in the first half. our fans deserve to see a better performance. were behind at home after just 10 minutes. after an unmarked header fired home. 10 minutes later, byron was levvel. el. -- was level. hunt raced onto a through ball before finishing past noyer. tooke second half, byron control thanks to pizarro. he put the hosts 3-2 ahead. on a roll. a header. and rounding off an emphatic second-half to make it 5-2. the important thing is that in the end we won the game. but we have to concentrate more on tuesday because we cannot let ourselves play like that against -- real madrid. >>

for $2.71 today, you don't get as big a hamburger, right? you don't get as big a hamburger. so apply that idea to an aircraft carrier. right. we have 10-year budgets. the gentleman's proposal is to pretend that over the next 10 years there's no increase in the price of the inputs to making that aircraft carrier. just assume it away, inflation. well, you know what, if you plan that way, at the end of the day you are going to have half an aircraft carrier in your budget just like you'd have half a hamburger in your budget. imagine a business that was planning ahead next 10 years trying to do a profit-loss statement. they had to calculate what it was going to cost them to buy inputs to their manufacturing process, energy inputs, oil and gas, other inputs of material they have to purchase. and let's say that today they assumed miraculously there was no inkeys in the cost of those -- there was no increase in the cost of those inputs. boy, that would be nice, but you know what, that private business would go under and that business would be sued for malfrom its shareholders. so --

now root did have some energy supplements to eat while he dreamed of that hamburger. he finally found his way to safety >> regular or animal style. >> double-double. >> that's for sure. >> chief meteorologist jeff ranieri has a look at the forecast. >> what would your dying wish be? >> i like it lettuce wrapped but in his situation definitely go for the extra carbs. beautiful day across san francisco. a lot of blue skies, clouds across downtown san francisco. thought we'd peel across the rain layer because it's been so wet the past couple of weeks across the bay area. remember, 2013 was one of the driest calendar years on record. all we had for that 12-month period was 5.59 inches of rainfall but so far in 2014 san francisco has doubled that on 9.74 and on a long stride here in san francisco when it comes to the rain. doppler radar is currently showing dry conditions and we still have another chance here, showers coming in the seven-day forecast. can you see it controlling down at the bottom of the screen. more on the timing of that coming up in 45 seconds. i do want

so, it's a bait and switch thing, and general mills does hamburger helper.if you head some bad hamburger helper york stuck with binding arbitration and cannot go to court and sue them. >> we'll talk to talk to mandy, our producer, her most famous dish is hamburger helper, which helps your hamberger help her make a good meal. i hope amanda is watching. >> enjoy mississippi, sir. >> i will. rebels and tigers tonight. it's going to be crazy. >>> then there's toronto's crack-smoking mayor. rob ford always welcome in oxford. he is kicking off his re-election campaign bid with the theme, history in the making, and available rob ford bobbleheads and other memorabilia for sale. proceed goes to the campaign. we all know mayor ford is a big fan of his bobblehead. ford's brother is predicting thousands and thousands will show up at the event. no word on whether they're serving wings. ford's brother says this will make other campaign launches, quote, look like a tea party, unquote. mayor ford is trailing in the latest polls. history in the making tonight in toronto. we

he looks to sell you a 2000-calorie hamburger. first, headlines from my radio cohost carol massar. >> thanks. ebay and activist investor carl icahn have finally come to an agreement over whether to split off paypal from ebay. icahn said he would drop his campaign to add two board members and force paypal to spin off. and bill gross says that mohammed el-erian should've come forward about his role as a head plunge manager. >> this is not indicative of what this company is, what this company was, or what our company will be. >> he spoke to trish regan. he says that el-erian's departure was a mystery to him. you can read the full story in "bloomberg businessweek" on newsstands and online. >> thank you. u.s. stocks declining today, nasdaq falling the most since 2011 as earnings season begins. for more on what is happening, i want to ring in the chief executive officer -- bring in the chief executive officer of a company, and also from new jersey, i have chad from a company overseeing about $150 billion. chad, i want you to start us of

the competition for your hamburger dollar is fierce.s the ceo of fat burger keep you coming through the door ? >> you have to differentiate yourself. fabric started in los angeles in 1992. >> it used to be mr. fat burger. woman had a shack and served burgers to the entertainment community. she had a boyfriend, and changed from mr. fat burger to fat burger. >> all day long all i have been hearing is 2000 calories for one particular venue item. >> some of the milkshakes might be 1000 calories. look, we sold 10 million hamburgers last year, but also half a million veggie burgers, half a million turkey burgers, chicken sandwiches. we have healthy options. it is 500re, calories. if you do not want mayonnaise on it, you will save even more. everyone and their grandmother started a burger king -- burger chain. we have been doing the same thing for 50 years. everyone is joining the space. you have to stay different, be authentic, and have quality. >> do you have a favorite? >> i like my fat burger plain and simple. chicken wings are great if yo

we made them look like a hamburger. they gave them out in 250 restaurants. >> this is funny.s is creative. i'm taking this, see ya. >> see ya later. thank you. >> personalized customized branded wrapping paper. a four-color process. anything that you want on here from a repeat logo all the way to a full color picture. >> are companies using this to give out to people to wrap presents with or are they using it to wrap their own presents? >> they're using it to wrap their own presents for corporate gifting programs, funding programs. >> that's great. it's not just wrapping paper, you have chocolate? show me this. >> we have die cut boxes. these right here can be imprinted bolth on the outside and inside. we produce the sleeves for the candy bar paper right there. >> nobody is for getting that company name. >> personalized. >> so if you're looking for something to light up, this is the booth to come to clearly. >> we try to have a good time. >> what's your best seller here? >> the best seller that we have in the booth today would be the light up batons. you will find these at sp

grilling hot dogs and hamburgers for my daughter.s great to hear, because i would think your daughter, because of all the things you eat, would be at risk of turning into like a very young foodie, like food snob. but that's -- hamburgers and hot dogs just maybe seems -- >> foodies are annoying enough. do we really need child foodies? [ laughter ] i'm so proud of hunter, she loves sushi. you know, that's -- that's child cruelty. they should take your kids away for stuff like that. i let her find -- i obviously eat some pretty unusual stuff. my wife's italian, so she eats differently than some of our neighbors. a lot of hooves and snouts and stuff at our house. my wife's a fighter as well, i mean, she's always in training. >> seth: right, she's an mma fighter. >> yeah, so -- >> seth: i feel like you need to add that when you say your wife's a fighter. i'm like "she professionally fights other people." >> well, she competes in brazilian ju jitsu. she trains in mixed martial arts. but, basically she only eats animal protein. so in the re

gerri: the next time you take a big bite into a juicy hamburger, it may bite you back!e soaring to all-time high and experts predict prices will go nowhere but up. so what's going on in our nation's ranches? let's ask california rancher kevin keister, vice chairman for the national cattleman's beef association and he's wearing a hat. i love that. great to have you here. i just bought a steak last night and it cost me ten bucks. i was shocked. i can't give up my steak. what's going on here? >> we're at an all-time low since the 1950s of u.s. cow herd. it's a simple economic supply and demand factor. demand is high for steaks and beef products throughout world and we have very few cows in the united states right now. gerri: why is that? >> most of it is due to drought. over the past few years, we've had a huge reduction in beef cow herd and it's affecting the number of animals being able to produce steaks and hamburgers, consequently there's less supply and demand. prices go up. gerri: we're seeing pictures of you on your ranch, which is pretty cool. tell us about it, how

. >>> and the stomach are filling with disappointment after a hoax in an in and out hamburger. coming summer 14 and people tweeted how excited they were to have the hamburger chain so close to campus but unfortunately, they had no plans for a banner. >>> and more on the clippers controversy, it is now just hours away and the call for a fan boycott tonight. >>> cracking down on what federal officials call an incident. >>> right now we still have a decent commute. >>> p and they will not take long to start warming up and i will show you how much warmer today. . >>> one of the coaches involved is calling for a fan boycott. >>> sexual assault on college campuses continues to grow but today the white house is unveiling a plan to combat that and we will tell you what that plan is and how it affects campuses here in the bay area. >>> plus more tornadoes are cut ago path -- cutting a mass, complete coverage starts right now. it is tuesday, i am pam cook. >> let's talk about weather and traffic, steve is over there. >> we have clear skies and if there is any patch of fog, it's not going

[laughter] and you don't need a nuclear power plant to energize your brain, just a hamburger is fine. [laughter] so how is it possible? well, my latest book, "the future of the mind," i'm proud to say is now number one on "the new york times" bestseller list. [applause] so i'm not the only one fascinated by the mind, because the book is now the number one hard cover book in the united states. but my previous book was also a bestseller, "physics of the future," in fact, they tell me this is the first time this world history -- in the world history that the word "physics" entered "the new york times" bestseller list. [laughter] and i did it twice. [laughter] in "physics of the impossible," i even go 500 years into the future when we have starships, teleportation, maybe even time travel. and i answer the question what happens the you go into a time machine -- if you go into a time machine, go back in time to meet your teenage mother before you're born and she falls in love with you? [laughter] well, if you're a teenage mother who falls in love with you before you're born, you're in deep

. >> hamburger.his is crystal for those not from the south, southern white castle, and you know, t-shirt. we made it look like a hamburger. they gave them out at about 250 restaurants all over the south. >> this is creative. all right. i'm taking this. see you. >> see you later. thank you. >> i have never seen anything like this before. >> personalized customized brand. so color process so anything you want on here, all the way to full color picture we can get that for you. >> are companies using this to give out to people to wrap presents with or using it to wrap their own presents? >> at times using it to wrap their own presents for corporate gifting programs or fund-raising programs. >> that's great. it's not just wrapping paper you have here. you have chocolate -- >> die-cut boxes. these right here can be imprinted both on the outside and the inside. color imprint with whatever you need on that. and then we produce the sleeves for the candy bar paper right there. >> nobody is forgetting that comp

. >>> students are dealing with a hoax of an in and out hamburger. they sweeted this picture of an in and out banner on an empty storefront banner. word quickly spread and unfortunately calls to in and out have no plans for a berkeley location and they do not know where the banner came from. >> that is just cruel. >> cruel unusual punishment. >>> we continue the fallout involving the owner of the logs loss clippers. >>> and a growing number of crisis and this has many students saying enough is enough. >>> good morning right now we are looking at a commute where traffic is looking good in san francisco, we will to you tell you will more about the bay bridge. >> i will show you the warmest locations and how long this will last. . >>> an alameda family said they were discriminated against and they will explain why they are suing >>> ditching class to make a point, the reason students are walking out of class today, it is all ahead on the ktvu channel 2 morning news. >> complete bay area news coverage starts right now this is ktvu channel 2 morning news.

i literally ate hamburgers and french fries and pizza all the time.ver ate vegetables because i was airplane d. away from home and didn't have to. so dick gregory's lecture caused me to give up hamburgers and hot dogs for a week, and i went back to eating it but he planted a seed i could not get out of my mind, and so when i went home for the summer, a few months later, i decided to read everything in the martin luther king library and the library of congress i could get my hands on about vegetarianism. one of my sisters, an historian in d.c., and my mother, who is in her 50s, decided to read the same book, and at the end of the summer we all decided to become vegetarian. i went for my junior year to howard universe. so, when i arrived in nairobi, i was told i could not have vegetarian food because when i applied to the program a year earlier i was a happy omnivore and i was arriving as a tentative vegetarian. so there were two incidents that happened to cut the time short i won't get into, that made me know i would become a vegetarian and that's all

were you allowed to eat like -- can you go out and get a a hamburger or something?ay -- actually, my trainer was like, you know, are you having cheat meals? i was like, "no, man, i'm doing it." he's like "wow, you've been going for four months. you should probably let go a a little bit." so my wife and i went to brunch. and i ordered a burger and it was my first burger in like four months and i took a bite of it and i literally started crying in the restaurant. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you loved it that much? >> she was like, what's wrong? i was like, it's just so delicious. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: she's like, honey, you gotta get your crap together, buddy. >> stop crying, you're eating a a burger. eating a hamburger. oh my gosh. >> jimmy: i could never do or think even think about that diet. but instead, i want to show everyone a clip here of you in the "amazing spiderman 2" before you become green goblin. >> yes -- >> jimmy: it was not a spoiler, people know that you do -- become green goblin? >> well, they do now. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i want to show the clip, but

john has been sent to the ethics committee for willful violations and after 10 days passed this hamburger i was given the first banish of information as i recall, i this was about the shadows in the park and the shadow study was requested it can about and then after i couldn't file a rehearing request they provided the documents and in the middle of the sunshine ordinance it passed the hearing i put in the cd and the first one was the planner john lewis with the larger application said you shouldn't run the shadow study we have to redo the sequa documents they were instructed to lower the shadow study so shadows would not think passed on frairng park i devoted any time that was clearly not right. now john with the sfmta decided to send this to the commission since 2005 this is the first for willful violations. mine was the 7th order of determination for them to comply and they didn't they withheld the documents so i couldn't file a request so you can google it on line and i have a copy if you're interested for willful violations of the planning department with the case. can we - this is a

order when required that the hearing be scheduled within thirty days and inevitable we saw that the hamburger weren't being scheduled that's the point we that had the meeting that was talked about much earlier. for 336 randall street the >> what. >> 336 walter the application was filled in 2013 and it wasn't an ultimate decision for 10 months. it took days the application was filed in may and not a hearing until november that's a 5 month gap and took 95 days to schedule a hearing after the box walk. again, i think the common point i'll make about the specific denials for all of those locations is that if you examine the administered record the hearing officers made denials that the s m f portion couldn't consider this is for raul street on the basis that at&t could conduct another box walk so parents and he walkers could identify additional sites. well, my time is up >> okay. mr. quan. >> commissioners john quan from the dksz again. i think in many ways the time issue we've beat it to death i want to talk about the location for randall street the department received 12 objections based on tha

coming up, one of my famous charcoal-broiled hamburgers and how about an all-american hot dog... and,, sal's homemade boston baked beans. so, how have you been? oh, so busy, you know, with my day job and some gigs at night, guitar lessons... are you still working at the factory? i'm hoping to go to college-- music school. good for you! which one? well, my first choice is the boston school of music, but i've applied to four colleges altogether. oh, all four will want you. i mean, you have such a great voice! i wish i had a talent like that. come on, you have a husband who loves you, a beautiful daughter, and your own apartment. i mean, what more could you...? you're right. i mean... i can't complain. life is good. so, what does matt think about your plans to study music? he doesn't really understand. he doesn't think i'll make it. men. they're all alike. all they think about is money... and sex. yeah. sal... how you doing? i'm excellent. nice to see you. hey, rebecca, you get more lovely every day. look at you! thanks, jack. hey, but sandy, she's the love of my life. jack... hey, i'm t

the hamburger hoax that has a lot of students uniting. plus -- >>> i'm scott budman with the story of technology and sustainability. coming up, an exclusive look inside apple's new green data center. >>> temperatures warmed up. really a great way to start the week. it's about to get uncomfortable. live look outside at san jose. you can see the clear skies. we'll talk more about temperatures that are heating up that will force the air quality to head towards the moderate levels. details and when 90s return coming up in the full forecast. >>> the security gap announced by microsoft is getting attention from the homeland security department which recommends using a different browser until there's a permanent fix. microsoft is working on one. it's encouraging customers to install anti-malware. the gap could allow attacker to take control of a computer if it uses, clicks on a malicious website. this is bad news for users of windows xp since tech support stopped for the product. they recommend upgrades to windows 7 or 8. first detected at the c

new evidence from the hamburger hoax that's left berkeley bummed. >>> salsa, margaritas, all in a line limbo. how bars and restaurants are feeling the squeeze just in time for cinco de mayo. ,,,,,,,,,,,, an in 'n out burger was opg on telegraph avenue in berk campus. >>> it created quite a buzz in one east bay city. a sign indicating an in and out burger was opening across from cal campus. but as kpix 5's mike sugerman tells us, that euphoria quickly sizzled into in and outrage. >> it's coming up on finals at uc berkeley. you know what that means? >> a sign made of plastic. it was fantastic. >> an in and out burger coming sparked interest >> we were gazing at it and dreaming of the burger. so, yes, it was quite exciting. >> likely, students put up the banner on the old empty adidas video. >> that is money for the banner and all that. i think they are nuts. >> mouths were drooling. a big joke confirmed by in and out. no plans to exand here. >> that's cheesy. >> i probably would have been there once a week. >> talk about a double double downer. >> i think my blood pressure went up when i

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 in cherry coke, but 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 him 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 could be good, too. >> 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 t

if i wanted to cook a hamburger from the window that's cold.l 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 you

that brings us to hamburg, where a late goal saw them move to-one over visitors hanover. the winner was scored just five minutes before the final whistle. stuttgart won a vital point away from home. it was a 1-1 draw. the rest of the weekend's results so far look like this. stake their change a championship football with a 4-1 win over number. -- nuremberg. on friday, schalk is strolled to a 2-0 win over frankfurt. it keeps them on track for a vital goal. >> schalke is pretty much assured of the champion's league slot next season after securing three vital points. that said, both sides got off to a lackluster start. schalk only had one serious chance for a goal in the first half. from two meters out. the frankfurt keeper with a save. schalk a put on all kinds of pressure and it paid off. eight minutes later, the home side could have doubled its lead. the penalty kick, but trapped nicely. schalke finally puts the game away for good in added time. a free kick was converted from 20 meters out to seal the victory. that, it upshot of all is a bonus legal that looks like this -

>> stop writing things on facebook like eat a hamburger.an, i'm not going to eat a hamburger. if i can't tell someone put down the cup cake, don't tell me to eat a cupcake. >> thank you so much. for our call to action this week, we're focusing on the definition of beauty and asking you to answer a simple question, why are you beautiful? send us the video or in a pinch of selfie with a caption. beauty via twitter at ronan daily at facebook or e-mail. viewer elaine faith said what makes me beautiful? having fun with my granddaughters and sent this very cute picture. john tappen is our most persuasive reason yet. >> my batman t-shirt makes me beautiful. thanks for asking. >> touche sir. we'll look at your responses all week. >>> we're moments away from that press conference by the nba and up next npr's mike pesca tells us everything we didn't want to know about clippers owner donald sterling. up next. >> the fact is i do respect the press. the press and i have different jobs to do. my job is to be president. your job is to keep me humble. fran

off on sunday, ouster faces hamburg. things are shaping up at the end of the season. two games to go in the bottom half. troubleg is in real after suffering defeat. that is all for now on the journal. things for watching and please stay with us. -- thanks for watching and please stay with us. >> martha is learning how to deal with it. students blocking the street. security forces cracking down on every protest. families standing in line for powdered milk. if the government cannot feed its own people, it is useless, says this man. middle classes are trying to overthrow resident nicolas maduro. even poor venezuelans are discontent. venezuela is mired in confrontation and stability is not on the horizon. over 40 people have been killed on both sides and each blames the other for the casualties. they are in power. they are operating outside the law and violating the constitution. that is why the people are on the streets. do we have to tolerate it when they attack us? do we have to watch as they set our country a light? gabriella is a popular figure in the well-heeled dis

he's now recovering at the hospital and asking for a hamburger. >> let's get back to our chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. we have pour on our microclimate weather. >> as this continues to move in for tonight, we'll find possibly some isolated zones of lightning and stronger storms. after that story about the woman struck by lightning, just remember if you happen to see a flash of lightning, the best advice is to head inside. if you're close enough to hear the thunder, you're close enough to be struck. so any time you see a flash, best advice is to head indoors. hail here across the bay area, including napa, half moon bay, san francisco. a possible cold air funnel developed with rotation in the atmosphere. then a special marine statement at 9:10 tonight with a potential waterspout development near santa cruz. nothing happened with either of those circumstances but wild and severe weather across the bay area. we're finding the heaviest rainfall here from morgan hill down to gilroy. it will last for the next 30 minutes, then moving on out. towards santa cruz, scotts valley, areas of moderate r

they are six behind dortmund as stuttgard is three clear of hamburg in the finish.he us join open champion beat his fellow swiss roger federer to take the monte carlo title. against the seven-time vashti seven-time -- 17 time champion has lost all of his matches, and he had his second win in 50 matches against better. -- federer. the first of three spring classics in the gold race -- just over 30 kilometers of the 252 kilometer race, to falkenberg remaining. van hekker was ahead after attacking. and as the race can -- initiates final 15 k, they came unstuck with riders drifting back. but -- maintained their persuit of the -- pursuit of the leaders. alexander valverde -- he hit the accelerator with devastating force to shoot clear of the field. in his2 champion koski wake. adding to his triumphant 2010 and the triple crown in 2000 levin. australia's guratz in third. lewis hamilton continued his domination of formula one, easily allowing nicolas rothberg to get his third victory in succession. he is still behind rossberg in standings. last year's winner in china finis

we're the official hamburger of the new york yankees, the new york mets... >> oh. >> the brooklyn nets>> and how does that work? you have, like--like, a marketing arrangement or-- >> uh, corporate sponsorship agreement with the teams. >> and how much does that cost a year? >> about 400,000 a year. >> oh, wow. 400,000 is a lot of money to spend marketing one product, especially only three locations. i'm gonna have to take a look at these contracts and make sure i know what we're getting for that. what i'd like to see is how the brooklyn burger is made. >> cut the meat here. now i don't know if you wanted to try cutting a piece of meat. >> well, i'd like to try it. i wanna learn. i'll stand over here, okay? and break it up into what? >> three pieces is fine. >> just watch your fingers. >> aah. >> [chuckles] >> it's all solid muscle. >> brooklyn burgers only accounts for about $1 million in sales. and it's sold at three major sports venues as the premium burger. so it could be a great stepping stone for something big, like getting into grocery stores around the country. the brooklyn burge

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the beefy and seven hamburgers and other dishes and chain restaurants a tariff cuts will likely lower prices for japanese consumers bought domestic beef producers fear tougher competition. japan's major exports to australia our cars auto parts and industrial machinery. australia is the world's second biggest importer of japanese vehicles after the us australia has already removed errands for me was how to's and has agreed to do the same for south korea possibly next year. japan has been demanding and australia cut tariffs on its cars to ensure a high level playing field it did seventy years for the two countries to reach this agreement and the world to complete that tells us more about twelve finally went right this time. most leaders who fear the deal a major victory. we look to clinch it by promising to lower tariffs on beef but not eliminate them. for the current australian producers league deal would give anything and japan where they compete at the screen with american team. even some tears still in place australians think they can grab a bigger market share there is also called

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that brings us to hamburg where a late goal saw them lose to one against visitors hanover the aei conan score the winner just five minutes before the final whistle in stuttgart won a vital point away from home midfielder danny ninety. downey scored their goal and a one all draw with one back before one iran to equalize for the home side late in the game. the rest of the weekend's results so far it looks like this. we'll start stake their claim to champions league football with them for one win over nuremberg fried or deep in franchise was with a two nil win. mine some brain and three nil on friday shot then strolled to a two nil win over frankfurt. it was important victory and keeps them on track for a very vital goal. it's pretty much assured of the champions league spot next season after securing three vital points that said both sides got off to a lackluster start. sean kelly had one serious chance for a goal in the first half tickets must not going to lie with a header from two meters out frankfurt keeper kevin trap with the city. a rare highlight in an otherwise forgettable first h

. >> if you buy a mcdonald's hamburger, do you think it's 100%? of the worst hamburgers you can buy. get a good one like five guys. these add-insll for texture and color as well. >> they specialize in chemicals that will make it taste and smell a certain way. 35 million people go to taco bell every week. difference between five guys burgers and mcdonald's burgers. >> we should test the beef patties. >> i will do that. >> i don't mean in your mouth. next, seeking a new role or new hotel pretty much every week this year. we will have some answers on air b&b. later on, titans of wall street are putting a big-box in support of charter schools and one supporter might run for president. ♪ >> in the first quarter this year, the hotel chain has added 32 new properties and nearly 6000 rooms to its global portfolio. andoke with the president ceo about future international and the rest of growth goals and starting with the new marky opening tomorrow in the nation's capital. >> we take our first guest tomorrow, may 1. 11 75 rooms, right next to the d.c. conve

some competitor hamburger store whether they have nine outlets or 12. it's not any of us or it's not most of the neighborhoods, the residents. it's time and time again, neighborhood character being used as an excuse to argue against a particular competitor and that is something that we have to be careful about and with any new change by the board of supervisors sometimes, they are franchisees, to give them a fair chance through the cu process and not have two arms -- both arms tied behind their back before they even get an application filed. thank you. >> thank you. any other members of the public? seeing none, public comment is closed. so can we continue then to our may 5th meeting based on your recommendations that christian typed up based on our discussion today? >> and do you have any questions for the commission for clarification that you may need to be able to summarize? >> well, we only made it through approximately halfway on most of the items, so i'm happy do what i can to summarize the positions that we discussed, but the first part of next we

for the home side defeated struggling hamburger one start one big over nuremberg freiburg one to nail against on strike mention lot of mention dark blue line some framing three nailed qualified a child of one frankfurt. and now let's look at the standings with just four rounds love to play this bundesliga season dortmund remains second after their shock win against champions by iron in munich the three points clear of salt. labour was in for claim the final champions league place. christians around the world have been celebrating palm sunday the beginning of the holy period leading up to easter apprentice mark a huge hit with around one hundred thousand worshippers in st peter's square. p plus homes in olive branches to commemorate the biblical account of jesus is a vital in jerusalem. in jerusalem itself thousands of christians took part in precise and services acer watching the journal i hope that she began to talk me out up to just a few no clutch is a woman that he should give up and quit women as he cannot drive. jessica produces high quality seeds fall from the big and small you

friday night to call soul hamburg be politically sent to war. and that result in true convert chances of staying in germany's top division but it was a disaster for labour couldn't reach the summit good pr. he was hired by the club's board. she was the leader was in terrible run of form has caught up with some ethiopia the british coach was sacked after his side's defeat against collingwood on friday his team fell behind after just three minutes content of the golden fired into the bottom corner. excellence is meter was equalised after half time thanks to a goalkeeping holder. he had misjudged the on going to put the two teams are on course for withdrawl. book it back though the secured three points lead. i called this the most powerful volley the win moves them up to sixteen. i should have indoor ski nato takes over as leader of coups and coach until the end of the season the play was doing well. he worked alongside upi just last year. and we can see those results affect the bundesliga table the gospel missed a chance to go forth which means th

so we're talking pennies more on your hamburger when you eat out, for 30 million workers to come outf poverty. >> but what do you say to the small-business owner, who says "gee i run a very small place, we -- our waiters depend upon the tips at the counter. we just can't afford it. we'd go out of business if you require us to raise their wages." >> i would say a couple of things. first of all, you as a small business, you are actually being cheated by these very large corporations that are running the show, setting the standards, raking in millions of profits and screwing you by getting away with very, you know, very, very large, high-volume business and setting standards that require you to have to pay for very high rates of turnover. our industry has the highest rates of employee turnover of any industry in the united states. i would say -- i can point you to plenty of small businesses around the country that actually pay their workers a livable wage and have managed to cut their turnover in half, in some cases, completely out, because they treat their workers well. i would also sa

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