that the hamburger buns had been opened in the bathroom. >> but they never found the bag that the hamburger buns came in. >> we sermize that the killer may have used the wrapper to wrap the knife in so as he carried the knife out of the apartment it wouldn't drip blood anywhere. >> this is another clue that the killer lived near by. not only did he have bare feet but he was concerned about leaving a blood trail, possibly one leading straight to his door. this pointed towards two men who didn't previously been thought of as suspects. the man who claimed he found christina's body. 32-year-old todd hail and christina's next door neighbor carlos robinson who called 911. both men knew one another since they both helped christina move into her apartment three days earlier. investigators had been suspicious of todd hale's claim that he had been able to enter christina's apartment through a small window opening without disturbing the items on the entertainment certainty inside. >> we thought for todd to get in through that window he would have to have an acrobats physique which he did not. >> he wa

hamburg did get a second goal. still that wasn't enough. they now face a relegation double-header. >> we're happy to have two more chances to avoid relegation but we're unhappy with this defeat. winning the two relegation matches would make up for a bad season. >> despite the win, the coach later confirmed rumors that he was leaving the club one year before his contract runs out. >> the first-ever cliff diving world series has kicked off in cuba, and a british diver has won the first event. the historic castle was the setting as 14 of the world's best jumped from a 27-meter platform. blake aldrich took the honors in the opening jump. the series will continue for months, ending in october after competitions in the u.s., ireland, norway, and spain. well, the winner of a very different competition has returned to a ram courthouse reception in her native austria. nchita wurst won this year's european song contest. the breerd bearded drang competed from others from 25 countries. her victory is being hailed as a triumph for tolerance. >> the phoe

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the code then there is hamburg. they have conceded 72 goals this season.e only reason they have chance is that the teams from logan have performed so poorly. but this weekend hamburg plays nice, a team they have not lost two in their last six encounters. >> we will do what we can. we will give it everything on saturday and see what happens. >> in the worst-case, that could days.egation after 18,508 >> the diamond league competition has been that has begun. 14 meetings to take place on 14 different confident -- confident that on four if incontinence. -- 14 meetings to take place on four different continents. but very searching in the last 15 minutes. meters, a jamaican runner took first. finally, motor racing in the qualifying for the spanish grand prix is getting underway in barcelona, and defending champion sebastian cycle ltruggled -- sebastian feke struggled. it from me on this edition of "the journal." bye-bye. >> in the coastal city of talk labonne in the philippines, the streets are once again full of life. it has been six months since typhoon hayan

i have definitely eaten a hamburger while saying, i shouldn't be eating this.whole thing. maybe if i did tap my hand and say i'm not going to eat a hamburger, i'm craving bananas and cherries and a kale salad. >> i still want a hamburger. >> this is a fun round of tapping. try it. try for a week and see what happens. >> your 16th birthday is a big old deal. nick is turning 16 and getting a really cool surprise from his parents. he's reading the car. >> happy 16th birthday. love always, mom and dad. here's to no worries for the rest of your days. >> pretty sweet. >> here's to no worries for the rest of your days. >> inheriting the $10 million trust fund now. >> not quite. >> but inside the actual gift bag are clues to the actual birthday gift. >> what is that? >> a little old for stuffed animal, don't you think? >> it's a clue, though. >> oh,. >> he's got one. >> an apple. >> i don't get it. >> i'm not with it. >> third clue. >> they tell him put the gifts in order. >> the lion then the apple and train. >> i want to get this so bad. >> what's your card say again

days later and despite the application was submitted no june the department explicit i cannot the hamburger on the application until january 13, 2014, well in excess of the 60 day rifrment and the 40 day requirement written into the departments order. at the beginning of the process at&t submits a detailed application i'm going to put on the overhead and at&t verifies that's made efforts for 7 individuals to seek easements on private property i mention that because the commissioner asked i ask this application be entered into the official record >> commissioners you have to agree that if you want it included in the record. >> why isn't it included in the record already. >> i don't have a good excuse for why not but i simply want to offer it into the board permission. >> all right. >> there was only one objection filed my only one objecter paerd at the hearing at&t could place the cabinet underground which unfortunately, it's not technically feasible to place the cabinets flaun underground no evidence in the record f that it blocked the public right-of-way and ms. fire engine stayed on the r

it has not been a fantastic season for hamburg. they get a second bite because of the german playoff system. i think the shock of relegation might do them good. >> not a spectacular performance from the teams at the end of the season. in thely mustered a win last minute. >> it sums up of the it -- a bit of a lackluster season overall. year ago, it was the toast of europe. we had two german teams in the final. everyone was saying it was a great addition. that has petered out. they not only mathematically won the title early, they won it for practical purposes in november. there have been bright spots, but it has not been much of an entertaining season for the german fans. >> they are dominating like hardly ever before. is there any hope next season will be more competitive? >> on the face of it, it is not great news. the challengers are losing one of their key players. he was crowned the top scorer today. he is off to munich. a slight glimmer of hope is they are trying to replace him with who couldp scorer cost 20 million euros. tha

. >> somewhere in iowa, they created the hamburger called the gaffigan undead burger? >> yes. it's a zombie burger in demoan. >> your wife is adorable. how did you get her? >> brainwashing. >> maybe it was one of those traditional weddings you talk about. >> the burger, there's five patties, one for each of my children. there's jalapenos because i'm a spicy latina and cheddar because

hamburg.igarettes. >> coming up, if you want a job , you may want to chat up the employees for job postings. they are taking it to a new level. we will be back in a moment, you are watching "market makers." stay tuned. ♪ >> it is not easy making an impact in retail. zappos did it. the online shoe retailer with therapist -- interest in customer service change the way that we shop, and the very same company may be making their mark on the way that companies hire. carol massar is here with more. the jobappos zapping posting? >> it seems like they are. i gave them a call and talk to mike bailey. mike palin is the head of acquisitions and he says -- they will do all their hirings for the social network -- and they will have something called as zappos, and if you want to be part of the new have to join this social network. they will give you a lot of information about the company. you can dig down even deeper. you can find the names of the members of those teams and they have a q and a. they will sh

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and c at the 1634 on pine street commissioners you'll consider the environmental impact report and hamburger from the staff on the on the conditional use authorization please know the revised porlgsz portion of draft eir end and public comment will be received but not responded inform in writing >> that good afternoon. i'm jenny from the planning department the certification of an eir draft motions was published and the public hamburger was held on november 7, 2013, the public comment closed on november 19th, will 2013, the comments documented was published and distributed on april 13th and the responses document primarily expressing for or opposition to the project. noticing no one you have comments concerned the draft eir. the eir found that implementation of the project would resultful in a cumulative environmental impact on historic architecture resources and on traffic level on intersection of van ness and pine street those couldn't be impacted below a level there's pursuant to the california quality act sequa in the commission choose to paragraph the project we recommend that the certi

so you can. >>> burger lovers don't forget today is national hamburger day.ers out on the plaza. and if you have live near a white castle, you can get a free burger there. >> good idea. >> "fox & friends" starts now. >> bye. >>> good morning. it's wednesday, may 28. i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. finally the v.a. making moves to help cut veteran wait times immediately. we're going to tell you how you can get help fast. >> and some people call edward snowden a hero. others say he's a traitor. but he says he was a spy working for america. >> i lived and worked under cover, and they say i'm a systems administrator, that i don't know what i'm talking about. i'd say it is somewhat misleading. >> more from the n.s.a. leaker straight ahead from moscow. >> you think you're

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hamburger, french fries and coke.burger, french fries and coke. and then the guy goes, you go, hamburger, french fries and coke. >> tell me the story you told me today about being on the plane. you didn't even realize -- >> i didn't realize i had a bad habit. some people say about the sound people make when they chew something. i'm a gum chewer and when i chew it, i get involved. i like to get in there and really -- so i was on the plane, with my headphones on reading a book and i guess chomping away like nobody's -- >> beat the band. >> this woman next to me tapped me on the should, and i took out my ear phone and she said, could you please -- it's really irritating me. and i remember, i -- first of all -- >> you weren't even aware. >> how would i know? my music's so loud. i'm enjoying myself. i'm chomping. i'm reading. but i had no idea. i felt terrible afterward. and i did stop. and i felt bad. >> you threw it out. >> i felt look i was scolded. like you're a kid in school. >> did she do it in a nice way? >> no, she

coli behind tonight's recall after eating an undercooked hamburger. forced to spend ten days in the hospital, describing the pain. >> a hot knife in your guts or battery acid. >> reporter: it can take up to ten days before symptoms appear. and not only can this make you sick for a full week, but it can lead to kidney failure, even death. so did you eat or buy the bad beef? well, the federal government is investigating, and is going to disclose any names of the retailers impacted. but they're still going through reams of paper. trying to sort out where it went. and what about restaurants? >> yes, that's right. that's right. no one has mentioned the restaurants yet. >> reporter: why not? there may be people out there who ate there and are sick but don't realize they could have a serious infection. >> i think those people will eventually know. >> reporter: doesn't the public have a right to know? >> they will know at some point where the beef was distributed. 11 illnesses is 11 too many in my book. but we prevented a larger recall with our quick action.

hamburgers. that's because americans often eat them medium rare and rare. not cooked through sufficiently to kill e coli on the inside of the burger. with steaks, the e coli lives on the outside, very likely killed off when it's cooked. each year, 95,000 americans get sickened with this strain of e coli. it was responsible for one of the most notorious outbreak, including jack in the box in the 1990s. sickening more than 700 people, killing four children. i spoke to the cdc tonight. they said kit take up to ten days to get sick before getting sick from eating something from the strain. the best advice, never order your burger anything other than well done. even medium is not enough. >> even medium? >> it's not worth it. >> all right, thank you, rich. >>> california, ravaged by fire and drought. and tonight in some community, people asked to rethink the way they are using water in their daily lives. cecilia vega is there. >> reporter: after days of battling a raging inferno -- firefighters finally containing nearly all the wildfires that last week raged acro

grilling hot dogs and hamburgers for my daughter.he places i go, it's an exotic wonderland. long island. >> seth: that'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 m

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tasty adventure. >> our search on national hamburger day but this burger is better than beef.bc news, this is "world news now" now. >>> good morning. i'm devin dwyer in for john muller. >> i'm diana perez. devin, we are excited to have you here. for a number of reasons. number one we always see you via satellite. to have you in the flesh is very exciting. you were telling me you have been working for abc as a producer with jonathan karl, the white house correspondent, down in d.c. for five years. >> that's right. >> incredible it has been this long and first time where i can see where the magic happens. we can do espresso shots later together. >> devin has no idea what he is in for. first time he filled in and we are really excited. >> great to be here. let's get started. good morning to you and to all of you. classes are resuming at the university of santa barbara after an emotional outpouring. >> thousands gathered on campus to remember the six students killed during last week's rampage. abc's mary bruce was there. >> reporter: thousands poured in to the stadium at the unive

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this restaurant chain is looking for the perfect international fit with an american staple, the hamburger. but first, let's go to the headlines with su keenan. >> l brand out with numbers .fter the close of u.s. trading the maker of victoria's secret beat estimates with net sales coming in at $2.4 billion. the company, though, did narrow its outlook for the year. bank of america said to be dismantling electronic market making units. this is according to two people with knowledge of the decision due to increased regulatory scrutiny. and tiffany's posted fourth-quarter -- quarterly profit that exceeded analyst estimates. those are the top headlines. very much, su keenan. for more on tiffany, l brand, and the rest of the retail sector, i want to bring in craig johnson, the president of customer growth partners. also, a guest from bloomberg industries. , you wereime we spoke waiting for the jcpenney results and you thought they would show better margins and that they would be able to stabilize their business. that happened? >> absolutely. i think they achieved their target and better than exp

he and my father's younger brother booked passage, leaving hamburg on 13 may 1939, 75 years ago today. he thought that they would land in cuba, establish a beach head in the western hemisphere and send for the rest of the family. power plays in the cuban government made it impossible for more than a handful of refugees to land in havana. it weighed anchor, sailed north to the coast of the united states where it plied the waters off the coast of florida, imploring the u.s. state department for permission to land in the united states. it was denied. permission was denied the right to land in canada. it sailed back across the atlantic, a deal was brokered whereby the 900 refugees could disembark in england, france, belgium and holland. my grandfather and uncle got off the boat in france. it began a stretch of three years where they were sent from one camp to another before being september to the death camp. >> the politics in cuba, united states, canada - not letting them come in - the stories are horrible how they were in havana harbour and relatives could go out in row boats and wave.

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he and my father's younger brother booked passage on the ship, leaving hamburg on 13 may 1979. he thought that that wee land in cuba, establish a beach head in the western hemisphere and send for the rest of the family. powerplays in the government made it impossible for more than a handful to land in havana. the ship weighed anchor and sailed north where it plied the waters off the coast of florida, seeking permission to land. it was denied. permission was denied the right to land in canada. it sailed back across the atlantic. my grandfather got off in france, pleased that they weren't at least returned to germany, but that began a stretch of three years in which they were sent from one french camp to another before they were sent to their deaths in aalst witch. >> the anti-semitism and politics in canada and united states, not letting them come in, how they were in havana harbour, relatives could wave from below and they were outside miami and never allowed sent in, sent back to europe and hundreds died. in the case of your relatives, they were in these french concentration c

. -- hot dogs and hamburgers. the red paste has a cult following, there's a documentary dedicated to its popularity. a group of irwin dale residents living near the plant don't share the same feelings. they complained about fumes during chili harvesting season, some say they are so strong they can't go outdoors. >> my eyes are watery, my nose, all the way down itches to here and there's swelling. >> the city took action, filing suit against the sauce's manufacturer, calling it a public nuisance, asking a judge to stop production until the owner fixed the problem. tran says he updated the filter system and believes the problem is solved, but the true test comes when harvesting season begins in august. now, the owner of foy fung food sent this personally signed letter to each council member, promising to do what he can do prevent fumes entering the air. he said if a problem comes on, he'll be on it, and addressed it immediately and do what he can do keep the air clear. we are here in irwin dale california. >> the st

from these companies that say fine you want to raise wages, but that will make the cost of the hamburgersore expensive, and we may have to layoff workers. >> the layoff argument has been made for years and years and years, and has never proved to be true. it is a theory that doesn't play out in reality. >> it doesn't? >> there might be some here and there, but it has a minimal impact on the economy. if you get -- but the more wages in people's pocket has a better impact on the economy because people spending it and it generates jobs. >> what about the argument, though there the companies in terms of their profits? companies have a if iedishary responsible to maximize profits for shareholders, and if they say this is going to hurt us, why not? >> it's a fact of life. they have to pay for energy and a lot of other things, and they try to pay as little as possible, and workers are no different. >> you have got a lot of experience working with unions. why have the unions taken it on the chin, particularly the last several years, and it's particularly difficult to unionize low-wage workers. >>

so how do i know if the hamburger in my freezer right now is contaminated? >> well, if in fact it did hit retail supermarkets, there is an inspection legend, usda inspection legend on packages that will identify the plant. and the plant number is 2574-b. so if you see the logo of usda saying it has been inspected, there should be an establishment number with that number there. so that would indicate that meat came from that plant. gerri: so presumably, all plants have their own number and this distinguishes the beef as being the beef in trouble. 2574-b. we showed the number in a full screen. look where people are sick. if you're out there tonight and wondering, am i likely to be one of these people, 11 people who are sick. massachusetts, michigan, missouri, ohio are places where people are truly sick from this e.coli. look at this. kind of concentrated, not too far away from michigan here. tony, it seems like we're having recalls every 20 minutes to me. i guess i'm overstating it. this is the largest recall since 2008 when 6.6 in tainted handballer from elf

maybe if you got the grill started like that, you would have unleaded hamburgers. >> never use gasolinem to manage to never put the fire out around the can. the can still has fuel in it. it has gasoline in it. are you serious? >> mh-hmm. they are eventually able to put it out. >> send them back to man class 101, how to start a barbecue. >> gravity. >> avoiding it. >> it will get ya. >> it looks like a loving relationship between cat and kitten. kitten is taking a nap while cat is cleaning its belly. >> cute as heck. >> social behavior. then gravity gets in the way of this beautiful moment between feline friends. >> where'd you go? did i do that? somebody is filming this. no one cared the cat fell a couple feet. >> another video shot by a go procamera. it's pointed toward a robin's nest. how beautiful is that. a couple baby birds, momma comes swooping in. watch when momma comes. >> oh, boy. >> trying desperately to get food from mom, but mom has other plans. this is a teachable moment. she didn't feed them. she didn't come in and give them food. she flew away because she wanted them to l

and don't eat the hamburger meat, right? >>> up next a perfect example of how the government wastes bills of dollars, again. find out a project that ballooned from $3 billion to five and may be scrapped all together. >>> listen up, pet smart and petco are finally stopping the sale of potentially dangerous chinese-made dog and cat treats. why are these treats still on the shelves? we have a dog on set today. stay tuned. >> this is a test. >> this is a alright. let's share the news tomorrow. test morrow. i want one of these opened up. because tomorow we go live... it's a day full of promise. and often, that day arrives by train. big day today? even bigger one tomorrow. when csx trains move forward, so does the rest of the economy. csx. how tomorrow moves. gerri: the massive multibillion-dollar plan to construct a new headquarters of the department of homeland security. the one you are going to pay for is over budget and behind schedule and there's words that may never even get built. what is going on? to me now is guy benson.

lambs observations the concerns of security and fire safety arrest the lamb family wants the new hamburger but the new evidence from the project sponsor and that new evidences with the in the report that conforms and history of fires at the site. no one can get the 3 r report if i can have the orderly this is submitted as exhibit 92 fires at the subject property first in 1968 and 1996 new evidence at the subject property and the plan and the use of the stairs and decks are barbecues on every level cooking on the stairs and on the wooden structure. from the beginning the lamb asks for the firewall to be increased and sprinklers will increase the fire safety. the permit is not an our it was required that a notice of special instructions be listed on the plans that were submitted for the permit that's not been established. that the notice of special refresh my recollection will be on the plan ease been told over and over again, the site plan has been issued in mayor of 2012 that he this is the building permit that was issued for this appeal >> what really concerns the lambs i'm still not gett

the biggest threat hamburgers because americans often eat them medium rare and rare.ill e. coli on the inside of the burger. with steaks e. coli lives on the outside, likely killed off when it is cooked. every year, 95,000 americans are sickened with this strain of e. coli. it is responsible for some of the most notorious outbreaks including this jack-in-the-box in the '90s sickening 700 people, killing four children. >> i spoke to the cdc and they said it can take ten days before you get sick. though the beef is recalled there may be additional cases. the best advice right now, always order your burger well done. even medium is not enough and it's just not worth it. dr. richard besser, abc news, new york. >> well done you say. >> i'm a medium rare, rare guy. >> that's crazy. i'll do medium. and he said that is not enough here's the biggest problem. and the fda won't say what's restaurants are affected by it. no way of eating out. no matter where you go, especially in the detroit area, you have to get it well done. >> the reality is cooking it more thoroughly removes

national hamburger days. you guys in-n-out for breakfast? >> sure. >> i'm in. >> let's go!is it open? >> four burgers. >> we'll find out. take care. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com >>> good morning to our viewers in the west. it is wednesday, may 28, 2014. welcome to "cbs this morning." president obama prepares to end combat in afghanistan and get more involved in syria. we talked with secretary of state john kerry ahead of the president's big speech. and we remember poet and author maya angelou. she delivered a life of lessons for presidents and all of us. >> yes, she did. the world is full of powerful women but only 100 make forbes' most powerful list. >> first your "eye

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

then burn away the bacteria with ammonia or acid before grinding up with other hamburger beef. >> doesn'tright? >> should consumers be worried? >> first of all, look, it's memorial day weekend, a lot of us are going to barbecue. i don't want to spoil it. i think once or twice having ground beef a week is fine. this pink slime is a problem. two years ago, it was a very popular one, it disappeared. because of exactly what you just said. they take basically the beef trimming, they would mix it up with fat and there is also cartilage, some waste, then they try to centrifuge it, get the fat out. we don't know how much of the fat it comes out, how much of it stays. then they use some ammonia or citric acid to get rid of the bacterias, e. coal and salmonella and then use as a filler in our ground beef. and a lot of this, unfortunately, is because of the business behind this. right now a pound of beef costs about $4. >> yeah. >> and that has gone up really high. so this is a way a business model people are using. and i think we need to have it -- if it's going to come, which i'm against this, but

just the other day i take my grandson into a place where he loves to get hamburgers and the guy is some this argument they don't know how to operate a cash register. if they don't, teach them in high school. >> somehow i think they do know how to do it. >> the customer may not how to do it, but the reality is that young man that works there, and then i went into radio shack. there's that same young man who are by the way worked full-time at the hamburger joint and full-time at radio shack because he makes less than this $10.10 minimum wage and has to hold down two jobs. you take companies like costco that pay above minimum wage, those folks want to hold on to those jobs. that's what the secretary of labor told me over the past week. people who get the increased wages, they hold on to those jobs and you get a quality employer. >> you all sound like you're in favor of the minimum wage. >> that's fair to say. >> what do you say to the people -- we know somewhere around 1 million people will lose their jobs. that's that's a huge jump. >> hold on. >> if you're going to cite the cbo study,

board of supervisors will convene a committee pursuant to a motion on items 19 and 20 for a public hamburger in persons who are interested in the board of supervisors acting in its capacity to the successor agency approving the agreements that relate to the affordable housing that has the block of 33 and 34 to the university of california for the future development of up to 5 hundred gross square feet for the mission bay project area >> supervisor kim. i want to make a continuance we have an item that is associated with this set that's at the budget committee and continued on wednesday so i know there's a number of questions from colleagues, we certainly want the answers we need to hear public comment because this hearing has been noticed but after public comment i'll make a motion to continue those items my supervisor kim has made a motion to continue with that is there any public comment >> you might say thank goodness this is the late times i want to know before you meet on the 13 the community wants to know know about the city receiving fund from the 90s up until now when is the mayor's