they had what looked like a footprint in a hamburger bun next to christina's body.nvestigators believed it was made by the killer as he fled the scene. in order to verify their work, iowa investigators took the bun and photographs to gene czarnicki, a certified print examiner at the dci crime lab in des moines, iowa. czarnicki not only confirmed this was a right foot in the soft bread but found enough clear ridge detail to convince him that it was the footprint of carlos robinson. >> i think if the bun was in a dry or stale condition, the print may have not been reproduced. we were quite fortunate in that the bun appears to have been fresh when he stepped on it. >> this proved that the only evidence at the crime scene was carlos robinson's. investigators believe christina was a victim of her own trusting nature. carlos was her neighbor. they already met. so when he knocked on her door, she let him in. >> how are you doing? >> carlos wasn't wearing any shoes since he lived next door. once inside, prosecutors believe he made a sexual advance which christina turned dow

, i didn't say a regular hamburger. i mean a chocolate, sweet, delicious hamburger. >> that was it. >> like a real hamburger. >> that's a chocolate patty. that is chocolate cheese. the lettuce -- >> i don't know that i like this my eyes are telling me hamburger and i bite into it and it tastes like chocolate. >> you're making everything from kratch scratch. buns lettuce tomato. >> look at that. >> no bake cookie stuff. >> this is the white chocolate that's supposed to be the cheese. put it together, it looks legit. >> yeah. somebody needs to make these. >> it's a bit of a complicated recipe. you go to rightthisminute.com and click on today's show. >> see it on our mobile app. >>> it's time for real or fake videos. >> let's roll those clips. >> this time a phantom nose pick with perfect timing. >> oh, no way! >> a lady that takes washing the car very seriously. >> what? >> you can't be that stupid, can you? >> and the party trick that sticks. >> what? no, he didn't! >> we're breaking them down, next. >> closed captioning

and also to johanns brahms who was born in hamburg. we met up metaphorically with alex and hell muth when they landed -- hell mutt when they landed in northern france. we did some research at the national library there in who loan ya, and as i write, i was very pleased that for the first time since my eighth grade french class, i actually found a use for the phrase -- [speaking french] [laughter] it was very bratfying to see -- gratifying to see that after all those years, that phrase stuck with me. so we found out a bit of what happened. they then were dispatched to what was called the agricultural retraining center at a very small village in the northeastern part of france. it had been a spa town for many years because of the healing waters, and some of the jewish refugee organizations in france had set up this agricultural reeducation center. and for two idyllic months in july and august of 1939, my grandfather and uncle learned how to raise sheep and to raise chickens. but then came september 1, 1939, the outbreak of the second wor

in hamburg, bear, delaware, watch out for a crash at 13, dupont highway at hamburg road. the accident is in the median by the bp and the farm market. time for the commuter report brought to you by the waze app. raffle out and about in hatfield said there's a work zone along tall minute son avenue. >> new this morning, a western pennsylvania father faces charges for the deaths of his daughter. david beatty junior is charged with involuntary manslaughter, he wasn't watching them the 4th of july extra drsher crushed them to death. he heard the crash, but did not respond for 20 minutes. she faces charges for raising the children in deplorable condition. >>> $50,000 is offered for a 4th suspect for a shootout in california. officials continue to search for the driver of a dark buick does an seen dropping off the suspects in the last week's heist. two of the men were killed during a shootout. >>> a would-be robber picked the wrong person to mess with. surveillance shows powell rushing into the business and slamming the door behind him and the crook gets locked out in the proces

. >> a small tidbit on your hamburgers here at the stadium. the niners will grind the meat on fridays so that the hamburgers will be fresh for you on gameday. live outside levi stadium, i'm damian trujillo. >> we expect nothing less from the hamburgers. tonight at 6:30. the ripple effect. we go behind the walls of levi stadium to see how it's acting as a catalyst for other businesses in the silicon valley. >>> a major shakeup for a technology jiept today. microsoft announcing it will lay off up to 18,000 workers over the next year. that's about 14% of its workforce. some of those layoffs started today. most of the jobs expected to come from nokia, which microsoft bought back in april. this is, by far, the largest round of cuts in the company's history. >>> up next, one final update on the malaysian airlines crash. stay with us. >>> want to take a moment to recap developments in tonight's top story. the downing of that malaysian airlines plane near the russian border of ukraine. authorities believe a surface-to-air missile brought that plane do

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

place called hamburger technical it's not formula retail despite the fact that all the lawyers and everything else is mcdonald's this one little place is the has a valley boutique it creates a mockery of san francisco's formula retail legislation by allowing this kind of thing to happen. i'd like to call your attention that the people representing the aids health care foundation are indeed representing the name and occupation u foundation not calling themselves as a member for the workers of the pharmacies so the appeals hearing when it was determined they were doing a conditional use but really a formula retail they said how can we get around this we don't want to go through the process for whatever reason and so they decided to change their name for this one little location and only the one castro pharmacies >> thank you. >> good evening supervisors i'm pat i'm president of the triangle neighborhood association per we've been very pro-active with the planning department on formula retail guidelines and concentration index in our own neighborhood. we see the opening of formula retail loophol

a new report ranks the best and worst fast food hamburgers in the country. if you're not going to cook one at home, maybe you'll go out. 7 on your side's michael finney has the answer in his exclusive partnership with consumer reports. >> reporter: with about 14,000 mcdonald's in the united states, you're never far from a big mac, but out of 21 hamburger chains, consumer reports readers rated mcdonald's hamburgers the worst tasting. there are much better choices. >> our survey found that many of the smaller chains are true regional gems. they outperform the big guys, so they're really worth seeking out if you're on the road looking for a great burger. >> reporter: habit burger grill with 100 locations in california, utah and arizona have some of the best burgers. also great, in and out burger with close to 300 outlets in california, arizona, nevada, utah and texas. when it comes to chicken, another big name, kfc, was at the bottom of the barrel for taste. far better according to consumer reports readers, chicken from chick-fil-a with 1700 locations in 39 sta

northbound sigh of du pont highway route 13 at hamburg left lane block at that scene. will go on this side so i don't burn myself again. going to the majors median has one set of crew is still there off to the side but we had left lane block, that is cleared, it is out of the way, nothing going on there so lets head out to the majors, thinks promising this morning. getting ready to head out 5:52 in the morning, 65 on the northeast extension, 50's every where else, dwight. >>> 5:52. you are never too old to recreate your favorite have movies, coming up why these seniors are posing as some of the most famous big screen characters. thank ythank you for defendiyour sacrifice. and thank you for your bravery. thank you colonel. thank you daddy. military families are uniquely thankful for many things, the legacy of usaa auto insurance can be one of them. if you're a current or former military member or their family, get an auto insurance quote and see why 92% of our members plan to stay for life. >>> welcome back, 5:55. it is a beautiful take this morning. so, we will do weat

even if you have the grirl started like that, you have unled hamburgers. >> gasoline-flavored food. should never use gasoline. they put the fire out around the can, but the can still has fuel in it, still has gasoline in it. there's a bright idea, hey, tip the can over. >> no, are you serious? >> they are eventually able to put it out. >> i want to send the guys back to man class 101, how to light a barbecue. step one, don't use gas. >>> there's more than one way to light a fire cracker. you don't need matches. you don't need a lighter. you just need a red hot nickel ball. this was september to us from matt. that is a red hot nickel ball and he has a bowl of fire cracker, and he's going to light them with that. looks like a miniature s sun lighting off fire crackers. >> right. >> where do you get the nickel to make a red hot nickel ball? >> the nickel and dimestore. >> then you're defacing currency and that's illegal. >> like a store. >> like a five and dime. >> not a place where they sell nickels because that's like bringing nickels to get nickels. >> like a bank. >> like a snowbal

charge, and he is looking to stir things up. >> already a player and sporting director at hamburg.he knows that will not be easy. >> i always thought it would come back some time, and if i did, the situation would not be good. >> they are in need of serious rebuilding on and off the pitch, so they have made sweeping changes. the new ceo wants to make sure that the fans can identify with the club after it lost its way in recent years. i want to do everything to give this club culture again. >> but results have to improve also. and for now, the team will have to come up with better performances without major reinforcement. still, the coach is not worried. >> the state of the team is good i would say. relatively long away in these seasons. striker will be back to help their resurgence, and he signed a permanent deal after last season. there is last year's total of 13 gold, and homburg says they can look forward to better times. >> that is all for now on the "journal." we will have more news for you at the top of the hour. ♪ >> violence was met with violence was weekend as the conflict

: definitely not too early for hamburgers in my humble opinion. >>> this is a pontiac grandam, the she will of a grand am. we have the tow truck backing up to remove the she will of the car. the southbound -- the shell of the car. the blockage on the blue route, traffic squeezing by via the on-ramp. there's a southbound delay heading into this blockage point. if you're heading out in delco, think about using 320, 252 through media. 352 or 452. in jenkintown watch out for a crash at old york road and washington lane by the td bank. for the most part we're drying but there's in middletown township, bucks county. oxford valley road. stick with trenton road. >> the strong storms that moved through early morning left their mark on the region. as you just heard this is only round one. katherine scott is live in levittown where a lightning strike can be blamed for a apartment fire. >> reporter: matt quite a few fires as the storm moved through and investigators are trying to determine if lightens wag to blame for the tire -- lightning was to blame for the fire. flames tore through this apartm

we mentioned like hamburger, and here is what real people do, they don't eat hamburger then, they buy pork or chicken and the chipotle prices are up, great, then they go to taco bell. we are in a nation that is so flexible, and willing to turn on a dime. i mean, you talk about all of the price increases, and i can't think of many, and maybe if you have a electric bill that goes up really nothing much that you can do about that other than maybe not turn on as many lights or maybe the gas bill, you know, you have trouble there, but even gasoline prices, people just drive less. we saw it with the last gas spike. so they are a concern, and the prices are going up and i shop every week at the local safeway and i see it. but even in our family, we adapt. we don't buy the chips a ahoy, but the store brand. >> and gary b. smith made a good point, but he mentioned unemployment and housing. and housing is flat and the housing starts are flat, and aren't those big, big concerns? >> yes, they r. i never thought about what gary b. said, but if the food prices go up, just quit eating. that is the s

of food and now you know a craving the you have to believe in the morning that it is not at all hamburger i don't remember the hamburger of are named you dan and i think you go in that cooler and i mean a burger line will be mostly the yankees anything and you know if somebody is hungry in tent city they want to be hungry. because they don't have enough food for most people don't have enough you can and now full steam yeah. hoping that by example they would learn a lesson but. again it's typical you know the path of least resistance whatever's easier and i know that's tendency with human beings you know human nature is just to find the easiest way out a lot of times for somebody else one is willing to do the work to do it so. you know i don't mind doing it but it's you know short term this tent city is not going to be forever just grows old townships are closing it down and then we're going to go to another phase. but it's on this year's over hope to be a mom part but it's very much you remember if a one year when a year. oh hopefully i'll be gainfully employed and i'll be able to be self

that breaks down the average household spending of $68 on hamburgers, snacks, and other items. >> allight. thank you. happy fourth. >> at this time we want to remind you about nbc 10s grand challenge for local nonprofit groups. it's a great opportunity to score some free cash for those groups that do such good work in this community. it's called 21st century solution. we have a $50,000 grant available along with two $25,000 grants. the goal with this is to help good ideas become great ones. applications are being accepted until august 8th. just go to nbc10.com for information. >> let's take you to this breaking news that we're following in camden county. fire fight ez are on the scene of this. this is a picture that we actually pulled off of twitter off the fire department twitter feed. this is a house fire on 39th street. it started 20 minutes ago. we're trying to find out at this point if anyone is inside and also what started it. as we understand from the twitter feed, all of their crews are on scene of this. so they are actively battling this fire right now. we'll have a live repo

and them tonight craving the you the pool you'll see more of it and it is going to need a lot of hamburger i don't remember the hamburger of are named you dan and i think you go in that cooler and i mean a burger rheingold and mostly. you know if somebody is hungry intensity they want to be hungry. not because they don't have enough food most people don't clean up your. system yeah. hoping that by example they would learn a lesson but. again it's typical you know the path of least resistance whatever's easier and that's a tendency with human beings you know human nature is just to find the easiest way out a lot of times with somebody else one is willing to do the work do it so. you know i don't mind doing it but it's you know short term this tent city is not going to be forever those roads our ships are closing it down and then we're going to go to another phase. her. last. but it's on this year's over hope to be more poor. because they're young and remember if one year when the year is up hopefully they'll be gainfully employed now be able to be self-sufficient. you know back on the right

in the morning i did not have more of a hamburger i don't remember you the hamburger of room name did it and i think you go in that pool and i mean a burger line will be mostly a means to. get your if somebody is hungry in tent city they want to be hungry. because they don't have enough food for the family don't mean you can still see yeah. hoping that by example they would learn a lesson but. again it's typical you know the path of least resistance whatever's easier and i know that's tendency with human beings you know human nature is just to find the easiest way out a lot of times for somebody else one is willing to do the work let him do it so. you know i don't mind doing it but it's you know short term this tent city is not going to be forever because world townships are closing it down and then we're going to go to another phase. of the. last. but it's on this year's over hope to be in my apartment. it's very funny i remember if i'm one year when that year is the hopefully i'll be gainfully employed and i'll be able to be self-sufficient. you know back on the right track so i'll

and hamburgers, german city of hamburg. the only difference is, americans, we added a roll.ed on french fries. >> we're going to have to find some american beef this weekend, huh, reena? >> the video, while humorous, is basically correct. >> the most popular beers consumed in the u.s. are brewed by foreign-owned companies. >> and many of the flags we fly on the fourth of july, were actually made in china. interesting. >>> well, finally, to a family in washington state that got really lucky when some of the money was returned to them. >> yeah. a woman had stashed $6,000 in cash in an old vcr. but her son got rid of the machine, thinking it was just junk. >> ouch. when he found out the money was lost, it was an all-out hunt. and they started at the recycling plant. about 12 tons of stuff was dug through. and finally, believe it or not, the vcr and the money was found. they're pretty lucky folk, huh? >> exactly. >>> for some of you, your local news is next. >> and for everyone else, we'll be back with the army vet who is unusually helpful with others and getting a surprise back

in and out burger ranked as the best hamburger chain. when it comes to mexican food rube ohio's and chipotle is the top. taco bell was ranked last. kfc ranked last for chickens. i think they might need to rethink a couple things there, ukee and quarter good can you say that one more time which was the best hamburger. >> in and out. >> which one. >> in and out. >> that is what i thought. >> is that one of your favorites. >> it is my absolute favorite. >> what happened to five guys and jake's way back. >> thanks, jill. we will get back to you. >>> other news, new jersey governor chris christie has vetoed a gun control bill that would have reduced legal ammunition capacity from 15 to ten round. governor says the measure will not end mass shootings. supporters say the bill could make mass shootings less deadly by requiring gunman to stop to reload more often. they say would it give police and potential victims more time to react. >>> time right now 5:39. bowe bergdahl is taking steps to return to normal will life, progress he is making in hi

they then grabbed a bunch of hamburger meat and red peppers. don't know why. their goodies so to speak. >> that's why everyone is interested in this. not what they took or anything. you got three guys running around with no clothes on. >> three guys with hamburger meat and red peppers. the red peppers showed up along the beach like a bread crumb trail but haven't led to the burglars as of yet. >>> this paralyzed man does so many amazing things. now he just wants to walk. how this friends and neighbors are working together to make it happen. >> you'll love this story, too. a a dream come true for a young phillies fan. why this sweet little girl works so hard to make the most of every day scott. >> beautiful day across our area. beautiful night ahead. getting a break from the heat now. but what about the weekend? now. but what about the weekend? dethe wonder of summer is that i never know what kind of adventure awaits. the days are longer, and the breeze feels a little sweeter. and, thanks to volvo, i'll pay nothing for repairs or maintenance for 5 years, nothin

cookoutses with brats and hamburgers.d you can also pay your employees a fair wage. over a year ago, moo cluck moo has been paying their employees $15 an hour and they are selling a lot of hamburgers. very popular. this is a great american small business success story. moo cluck moo cofounders harry morehouse and brian parker join me on the heels of very good economic news. 9.7 million jobs added. 52 months of private sector job growth and a battle in congress should we move the minimum wage to $10.10 an hour. that's what the president wants. these gentlemen are going to $15 an hour. harry, you first. how has the wage scale impacted your business and how have your customers reacted? >> i think in -- as far as the customers are concerned, ed, i think they respect that. it certainly has helped business in that regard. more importantly, it impacts the lives of the people that work with us. we don't have are turnover here. we think it's worthwhile to pay people serving food. and making food a livable wage. so from our perspec

a photo-op with him at the hamburger joint. >> but this is something all of us struggle with. i think it's less likely that her story would have been covered if he hadn't been giving a photo-op. >> he explained to the press which likes to have a sugary hook or a -- >> but you cannot have it both ways. >> you can't have it both ways. you can't manipulate the media by sitting down at a burger joint on one hand and then say they're not covering the issues that are important to the white house. >> what i'm wondering is isn't this a guy who happens to be the president of the united states who has total access to the media and, therefore, can shape the media narrative? >> of course he can. .it's very easy for him because a lot of people who used to work for him are in the media carrying his water. >> are you talking about david axlerolle rod and -- >> sure, and stephanie cutter. that means he has allies in the media. >> what about when he has these anchors come to the white house? >> they came in and during the family values summit basically asked him questions that agreed with his

and we got $200 and free hamburgers, until a month later he came and saw the size of the hamburgers isaid, "let's make that $250, but no more free hamburgers." and we stayed there six months. near the end of it, we met an extraordinary band leader, gordon jenkins, who loved our music and got us signed up with decca, and we had a record called, "tzena, tzena, tzena," and on the other side, the b-sideit was a record"_irene ," good night, which sprang to number one, and for three months stayed up there on top of the hit parade. it was the biggest seller since world war ii, and -- >> can you talk more about "irene"? >> well, it was the song, the theme song of the great black singer, leadbelly. he died in '49, and if he'd only lived another six months, he would have seen his song all over america. it was an old, old song. he'd simply changed and adapted it, added some verses and changed the melody, what my father called the "folk process," but which happens all through all kinds of music - in fact, all culture, you might say. lawyers adapt old laws to suit new citizens. cooks adapt old rec

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. >> we'll talk about hamburgers, but fast-food hamburgers, right?cialty places, like -- >> i like the stand by's, my burger king, wendy's always a favorite. mcdonald's. >> oh, the wendy's, you get the frosty with it. do you know we below almost $700 billion a year on fast-food in this country. so we found this list, best and worse hamburger places. now, i don't know the habit burger grill, but i know southern california, five guys over on walnut st. i eat there all the time. smash burger i have heard of, and fud rubbing ers you can craft your own hamburger, they have buffet, you pick out all of the specialty stuff yourself. >> i also like sonic burger, i wonder where that one is on the list. but looking at the other favorites. >> wendy's. >> yes? >> kind of low down on the list. burger king, way down on the list. and you know what the bottom one? the worse hamburgers? mcdonald's. >> it is like the standard. i don't know how that could be true. oh, and i love the little old faxed, had a night, gone out, maybe had too few many, the perfect food. >> oh

well, the hamburger refuses to play second fiddle any longer.ay, there was a hamburger eating contest, in washington, d.c. and the winner was molly skyler of bellevue, february last a molly consumed, inhaled, an amazing 26 hamburgers, 26 burgers! >> in ten minutes, ukee? >> ten minutes. can you believe that? you probably remember she set record at this year's wing bowl. unbelievable. >>> seven time champion joey chestnut will defends his title today at the annual nathan's eating contest, timed the scale 205 pounds at yesterday's way in before the big event he won last year's contest with 70 hotdogs, in ten minutes. two times women champion sonia the black widow thomas weighed in at 100 pounds, she won the women's title last year, eating 45 hotdogs. >> oh, chew your food, family, chew your food. >> there is no chewing there, a lot of popping and drinking water to get it down. >> 6:47. after all of those burgers and hotdogs maybe just one or two for you not 70, you can't forget about the dessert watch better way to stay cool today, sweet frozen tr

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this particular storm north of hamburg about to enter the north part of pottsville.his is moving to the east at 20 miles per hour. winds 14 miles per hour and pea size hail and heading to lynn port at 5:20 and albany at 5:10. again, these are thunderstorms that are releasing gusty winds but not reaching the severe criteria, over 58 miles per hour. as we look at the numbers, it is hot everywhere, 91 in philadelphia and 91 in allentown and 91 in dover. at the shore we are breaking the heat with temperatures only in the upper 70s, we factor in the humidity and it feels like the 90s in the area and the exception is the shore and over 100 degrees in the state of delaware. as we look at satellite and delaware. look at this box that pops up in southern new england, this is where the front is supplying the severe weather in new york city and northern new england. the line through central pennsylvania is broken in nature and we'll see strong if not severe strongs pass through this evening, future tracker holes the storm in the northern suburbs, approaching philadelphia at 9:0

or hamburger. >> cannot have it both ways. you can that manipulate the media by sitting down on one hand and then saying they not covering the issues that are important to the white house. >> isn't this a guy would happens to be the president of the united states who has total access to the media and, therefore, can shape the narrative? >> of course. it is very easy for him because a last people what used to work for him are now in the media carrying his water. >> david axelrod? >> and stehpanie cutter is seen going into the white house. it is in secret. that means he has allies in the media. >> when he has the anchors come to the white house? >> kate baldwin during the family values summit and asked questions that agreed with his policy. kate was harder on him than oh -- o'donnell. >> do you think the mainstream media, now, are disillusioned with the second term president obama? >> i think they are a little bit. look, the media does need news. the fact is he is just stuck. he doesn't have unified control of congress. there no

bug to a hamburger place, you typically want a hamburger. >> the dalai lama and president obama are 50 bumping. researchers find it's healthier than a handshake. it's been traditional through decades that we have proper hand shakes. the cool people come up with something new. the 50 bump, if it's safer, maybe we should all do it. >> the colorado rockies had good intentions with game day promotion. the rocky shortstop's name was misspelled on the free jerseys given to the first 15,000 fans. they printed out 15,000. they skipped the second t. >> he's one of the best players the rockies have ever had. >> how do you misspell his name. fans can exchange the jersey for one spelled correctly at a future date and a free ticket. >> not a good sign for rocky fans. he's hurt, they think he may be leaving colorado. >> wireless carriers are not too thrilled about a change. >> a beautiful but dangerous display lights up the sky, one of the world's most active volcanos erupting in identity. >> a new theory about what killed the dinosaurs and how they could still be alive today if the timing had been

. >> i don't have yeah, we can certainly dig into that over the course of this hamburger i don't have an answer off the top of my head. >> i am happy to moping move this and make the recommendation i want to understand the difference within the dwelling and apartment housing between a storage garage in those areas only the storage of automobiles and make sure there's no consequences from that. >> john gibner, deputy city attorney i'd be happy to get back to you tomorrow when we vote on the definition of the housing code. >> supervisor kim my understanding did public code is city garages and things like that for public use and private are for personal use we'll have an understanding people vetted this out and we flowed to get the answer. >> i'll amend this as a committee report. >> to move number one to the full board as a positive recommendation. so supervisor farrell has offered amendments can we can we take that without objection? oaks amendments are adapted and supervisor kim has made a motion to move this to the full board can we take that without objection? that will be the order