to provide somehow a broad overview of the street artists program that is not the subject of the hamburger today, she seeks to move it away from the heart of sunshine violations 6726 rebecca critically has not had sunshine train and only because howard has had good many orders of determination levied against him advertised the suggestion of victor young from the task force she take on this role she's not assisted in any way of providing documents they've never returned a phone call or returned an e-mail just as a additional thing in anymore letter she states this the program director and members are out on the street everyday that is not true i worked for six weeks from thanksgiving to december everyday i didn't see one out there the lottery system insures that no fighting over space occurs so in the not to composition for visible spates there's no system within the street artists program arrest the commission to register exclaims on streets or supposed violations i could send an overwhelm but never get a respond i've done many myself i find it difficult to building one e-mail conversation

only hearing on the draft eir being held unless the commissioners have comments i recommend the hamburger be opened. >> opening it up for public comment i have two speaker cards richard and katherine howard. >> if your name has been called feel free to approach the podium. >> good afternoon, commissioners katherine golden gate portion all to talk about the statement they have reconstruct the city of site within golden gate park this proposed plant will place a 40 square feet high at the end of the ocean park beach an area designated in the golden gate master plan eir further states following the scope period it was held a public workshop to get feedback on the potential project sites we want to state that is an adequate description we want to thank you for talking about the protection of golden gate park did the puc licensed and estates in the eir they moved the project out of golden gate park the represent department wanted to place this in golden gate park and stated a 40 thesis square feet factory was appropriate and the charter requirement of the recreation use because it provides wat

. >> reporter: this 12-year-old saved his father from choking to death on a hamburger in fredericksburg fredericksburg virginia. >> i swallowed a piece of burger and it got caught in my throat and cut my air off. >> brandon knew exactly what to do. >> i did something about it. >> he grabbed his dad from behind and did the heimlich maneuver. >> he learned it with the boy scouts at the first aid class. >> using the skills that brandon had learned and common sense and good studies, he participated in dislodging that hamburger. >> tonight the boy scouts honored him with the medal of merit and certificate for his service. please join me in a round of applause. >> reporter: darrel thinks his son and boy scouts are teaching how to save lives. >> it's a great organization, do a lot of good for the community. >> he wants to grow up to be a firefighter to help people. >> a good reminder for all of us. in fredericksburg virginia news 4. >> and some big promises from d.c. mayor about the city's long delayed street car line. bouser is vowing that the eight street street car will be up and running. s

then a ton of tweet about favorite hamburger places. british chip chop, say that carefully in haddonfield, new jersey. whiskey village, village whiskey. >> one is grub burger in willow grove. i recollect men quacamole chipotle burger. >> i likequacamole. >> we are just a few days away from national hamburger month. >> we are finding these places we can go every day. we are trying to help you find the best burger in the area jen, are you get something tweets. >> tons of tweets and people are talking about different things they have at iron hill brewery in west chester. good morning, chef. >> good morning. >> so we want to help people map out their may. so it begins here in west chester. you guys are doing 31 differentbergers in 31 days of may. >> we sure are. >> lets begin, it is good day, we want to see crazy ones. that guy wants to be on tv. >> hi buddy, cute dog. >> we will begin right the here is what the name of this burger. >> this is asian elvis burger. elvis was a big fan of peanut butter, bacon. we went crazy. we did a been me k

i see a lot of $10 hamburgers arrivaling on the scene pretty soon. so the so the clowns block traffic for a day but if they get their way everyone struggles to make ends meet who take their kids for the dollar menu. you can kiss that opportunity good-bye thanks to those fast fools protesting. the flaw in the liberal mind-set is this. they never think about how much all the stuff they demand today will effect the people they claim to want to help down the road. never. wake up america. your burger flipper and french flyer fire friar is about to get $15 an hour. have it your way. loving it. i don't think so. have a great weekend, everybody. yourself. the willis report is coming next. gerri: hello, everyone. i'm gerri willis. this is the willis report. the show where consumers are our business. theft of tax returns by thieves this year. the irs opening the door to crooks. we'll investigate. hillary clinton's credibility gap. says she's for the folks. why did she hire a wall street bigwig accused of crashing the economy? big shake up in the way you get tv

i see a lot of $10 hamburgers arrivaling on the scene pretty soon. so the so the clowns block traffic for a day but if they get their way everyone struggles to make ends meet who take their kids for the dollar menu. you can kiss that opportunity good-bye thanks to those fast fools protesting. the flaw in the liberal mind-set is this. they never think about how much all the stuff they demand today will effect the people they claim to want to help down the road. never. wake up america. your burger flipper and french flyer fire friar is about to get $15 an hour. have it your way. loving it. i don't think so. have a great weekend, everybody. >> announcer: the following program is a paid advertisement for the food lovers fat loss system, brought to you by provida life sciences -- practical solutions for better living. >> i'm annette. i'm from studio city california. i'm a mother of three. i weigh 155½ pounds. this is the heaviest i've ever been. i'm a size 10. and this is me now. i lost 25 pounds and went from that size 10 to this size 2 in just 12 weeks.

remain economically viable commissioners between the time of publication and for today and this hamburger i've received one letter of support i'm providing this to you now this that concludes my presentation. and i'm available to answer any questions thank you. >> opening it up for public comment comment. >> i saw permitted second-story and in the context of the article in the chronicle last week open monday with the examination of houses in the you know the retail open the lower and then you know housing up above and increasing the density i just don't quite see why those should be permitted if we're trying to get housing more housing on noah valley imi don't know i'm not a planner it is contrary to the whole idea of creating housing in those commercial corridors not bicycles i can imagine a situation like the ramps that are small like some someone says oh gee i'd like to have an office on noah valley that is great i can go down to the cool places in the article for lunch i don't know why c to p i understand the thing been tug hardware the reason he sold first of all they had the best de

ground we'll want things to change and again, the publication will be the lead for the media and hamburger we'll try to get everyone revolved in the outdoor to get people to come and tells you what they need can you ask you on the transportation working group who's making the presentations is it you and ben or supervisor wiener who's doing that. >> when and she is available unofficially be that will be him in conjunction with listing brightening that did love of the technical work the staff put together it will support itself i mean not only i don't know where ben is oh, i don't know what exactly who is saying what but primarily mta. >> is there a hardcopy of the fax you sent. >> absolutely a hardcopy of the report as well as the one sheet i'm happy to send it to you. >> i have one other question what can we do or other people in the public to do to help supervisor kim along with the loophole will thats in western selma is there anything we can do. >> in my opinion. >> companionship. >> it is my understanding that supervisor kim about a month ago provided the city attorney with the bare bo

i see a lot of $10 hamburgers arrivaling on the scene pretty soon.lowns block traffic for a day but if they get their way everyone struggles to make ends meet who take their kids for the dollar menu. you can kiss that opportunity good-bye thanks to those fast fools protesting. the flaw in the liberal mind-set is this. they never think about how much all the stuff they demand today will effect the people they claim to want to help down the road. never. wake up america. your burger flipper and french flyer fire friar is about to get $15 an hour. have it your loving it. i don't think so. have a great weekend, everybody. >>> it's a crowded field if the declared hopefuls in new hampshire. at this hour for a high-profile meet and greet with voters at the republican first in the nation leadership. there's a lot at stake. we'll give you a roundup. how these candidates are trying to make an impact with voters. you will also hear from former arkansas governor mike huckabee who is just weeks away from letting us know whether he's in it to win it. >> highway inf

when he got home he had hamburger with cheese. he came back. >> i want ply money back for theburg somewhere [ bleep ] free fries for having to sit out there, wait longer drive [ bleep ] home and come back here again! [ bleep ] get it right the first time. >> frustrating. if you place an order it should be right. when you come back ask politely. >> [ bleep ]. >> instead, he's asking for employee numbers, phone number to corporate, like what is he going to do? call them to get them fired. it's ridiculous. everyone is being super friendly. sounds like they're going to redo his order and send him on his way. [ bleep ] right the first time. >> have an eerie video for you guys. inside a shipwreck. this is video footage of inside the costa concordia, in took waiting to be scrapped. if you remember this ship sank january 13 2012 when it was in shallow water, hit rock tore of the ship started taking on water off the coast of italy. now after the $2 billion rescue to get that ship into port is it sitting there just waiting. >> i'm glad they

this 12-year-old boy saved his father darrell from choking to death on a hamburger last summer in fredericksburg virginia. darrell has severe allergies. >> i swallowed the piece of burger and it got caught in my throat. i wasn't able to breathe. >> reporter: brandon knew exactly what to do. >> i did something about it. >> reporter: he grabbed his dad from behind and did the heimlich maneuver. he learned it with the boy scouts at a first aid class. >> using the skills that brandon had learned in common sense and all those good study skills he participated in dislodging that hamburger. >> reporter: tonight the boy scouts honored him with a certificate for his service. darrell thanks his son and the boy scouts for teaching him how to save lives. >> it's great organization. they do a lot of good for the community. >> reporter: brandon says he wants to grow up to be a firefighter so he can continue to help people. >> might as well be a good person and people will treat you the same. >> reporter: a good reminder for all of us. in fredericksburg virginia i'm shomari stone, news4. >>> way to go brandon

. >> lawyer du, -- thank you ma'am, next time you work out, reward yourself with a hamburger.ood are just as effective for people as energy drinks or energy barses after exercise. i don't note about this. i love ham burgers and eat them. i love. the. i love them from mcdonald's and from wendy's and burger king, from five guys. i eat the. they're not good for me. i'm well aware of this. >> this will give you a good excuse. the group from the university of montana warranted to seed[% if the new protein recovery things are worth it, and they took 11 mail athletes, and they had them fast for four hours, and then they had to do 90-minute intense treadmill program and then a recovery snack. then half the nancy bar and the other half from mcdonald's. then they did a 12.4-mile stationary bike run as fast as the could. and then switched. a week later, w. did one the other did the other. the ones doing the fancy stuff gatorade -- >> you know how much sugar is in that? more than you need in one day. >> power were recovery power bar energy crews and the mcdonald's crew got hash browns, ha

no, literally right in this corner. >> i was hungry and i had a craving for hamburger. i know fudd ruckers is a very good hamburger. >> reporter: about the same time she sent her husband to get the car is when robin brown walked in to meet her husband for lunch. and by coincidence her niece was working. >> she said, robin you have to go over there and help that lady. i said, what lady? she said the lady in labor. >> reporter: it was a day just like today. 35 or 40 people in the restaurant, most picking out their own burger. >> i laid back and then that's when everybody came. they put the -- people were using their jackets to cover. >> reporter: so robin, a volunteer firefighter, went to work. >> i've delivered eight babies before, but never one in a setting such as this. >> reporter: that's when steven walked back in from getting that car. remember? >> all the customers in the restaurant are clapping and shouting. >> reporter: they sat down at 11:30 and at 11:52 life, like clock work. today dr. robin and mom met for the first time. >> unusual. but amazing. >> reporter:

explain how much water goes into producing a hamburger. >> i found out one quarter pound hamburger requires60 gallons of water to produce. here i've been taking the short showers trying to save water and a find out just eating one hamburger is equivalent of showering two entire months. so much attention is given to lowering our home water use, yet domestic water use is only 5% of what is consuming in the u.s. versus 55% for animal agriculture because it takes upwards of 2500 gallons of water to produce one pound of beef. i went on the government's department of water resources save our water campaign where allen's behavior changes to help conserve our water like using low flow shower heads, efficient toilets, water saving appliances, and fixing leaky faucets to nothing about animal agriculture. when added up, all of the government's recommendations, i was saving $47 a day but still that is not even close to the 660 gallons of water for just one burger. amy: that is kip andersen in the film "cowspiracy." how does the mandate the 25% decrease in water, affect -- does it affect animal agricult

. >> there used to be a term in the 70s and 80s, the hamburger effect. meaning all these forests were being deforested for grazing animals. now it's actually the soy bean effect. you're actually reducing the bio diversity of the world a lot. >> but the trees appear to be fighting back, and a global movement is underway to offer financial incentives to not degrade these rain forests. some places in the world are getting the message. >> costa rica is kind of a good example. they're kind of one of the green countries in the world if the. >> we're heading there next to the deep jungle. i heard there might be vampire bats in there. >> join the conversation by following us on twitter and at al jazeera.com/techknow. >>> while rain forests around the world continue to be diminished, there's a bright spot in costa rica. this is a 720 acre rain forest that once was partly devastated by pasture use. planted. >> today, through impressive environmental efforts, it's a shining example of reforestation and renewal of biodiversity. paul foster is the founder. >> most of

: you can a lot of people don't go to bank tellers any more. >> bank teller is not feeding you a hamburger for example automation has led to convenience for a lot of folks who don't like seeing a human being. >> when go i to a bar i don't want to strike up a conversation with the bartender hiring are someone for $15 an hour, and a robot overtime, and that pes ski obamacare task, robots don't need health care. >> i am being pro worker, we can't take worker out of -- >> i am not saying that we should, but unions are speeding up to that process. >>y would like us to achieve the american dream. neil: have you gone to a bmw plant floor in germany is is amazing a see two one or two angry german guys, i tell you i make light of it, they are some of the finest cars in the planet. i am saying that that plant that i was at, you know, i didn't see too many humans. >> and i spoke of the automation in the beginning we can't run away. neil: i think you are running away. >> i am not. neil: you are running away. >> i think that it ridiculous because groups like restaurant opportunity center rock who is ou

. >> there used to be a term in the 70s and 80s called hamburger effect means the forest are for grazing for animals. effect. >> reporter: he says we need to the future. >> you are actually reducing the bio diversity of the world plot. >> reporter: but the trees appeared to be fighting back and a global movement underway for financial incentives to not degrade these rain forests, some places in the world are getting the message. >> costa-rica is kind of a good example and kind of one of the green countries in the world. >> reporter: we are heading there next to the deep jungle. >> we heard there may be vampire bats in there. >> reporter: we want to hear what you think about the stories, join the conversation by following us on twitter at al jazeera.com/"tech know." world continue to be diminished there is an unique bright spot in costa rica, this is a 720 acre rain forest that once was partly devastated by pasture use. this is all you plant. today through pretty impressive environment efforts it's a shining example of bio diversity the founder. >> most of the cheese we are looking at ove

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. >> with our delicious hamburger. >> yum. >> can't go wrong with that. >> that's really good. >> yescy,. >> oh! >> it is hot remember. >> it is temperature hot. >> also spicy hot. >> it is really good. i would eat a whole one of those. >> hard for us now at 11:30 at night, but for the young guys, they can do it. >> what's this? >> our chef for 13 years here, this is his lamb buryinger. >> okay. >> sun dried tomato feta cheese, spin ac, with sauce and lettuce tomato. >> what's the secret to a nice lamb burger? is it you are putting the stuff inside? >> part of t good ground meat, as well, don't over work it. >> because i like lamb, but you know this? >> yes anybody can mess it up. >> that's why go taught. >> the this scares the heck out of me, but if i don't try it i'm big fat jerk. what is this. >> phil and frank out in malvern, they get very creative. that's our french toast. did he this for brunch couple of times. french toast with hamburger bacon, egg on top and that's our cherry million aces glaze. >> what is it. >> cherry dried cherry malace cents glaze. >> where did you get tha

. >> the planning commission hamburger for the conditional use (laughter). >> i don't know i'm - i'll be interested to see what i have research one is it really compelling i don't know from the market ability you can write on our letterhead since 11809 promote our long guilty have mixed feeling about one being is authorized body that prldz of this status i'm concerned if it is going to be mushy what constitutes a legacy business especially in today's day is it's like defining what's antic it's hundreds years old okay it's just syringe; right? so what is the definition of logo it will be especially difficult in the financial reward are coming peel; right? whether there's loans available or assistance available or protection in real estate transactions then they'll become financial incentives it will that will be at od's with the definition being kind of mushy; right? >> the definition can't be mushy it has to be very specific and, of course, if we don't and on the other hand, there's a financial gain you can have a battle. >> cultural it will not think quantify active but qualify activ

if you want to it's 18 minutes for your hamburger and maybe have a mixed chicken instead of a hamburger let's unionize the fast-food stores. we have to admission the demonstrations are not organic. the sdiu has spent millions of dollars in trying to artificially drum of this controversy. they should be celebrating the fact that mcdonald's raised the wage without government coercion and are taking a step in the right direction butdownens are going after more members trying to expand their power and control. they're not really concerned about the livelihood of any of these mcdonald's workers. that needs to be pointed out. >> katherine, i would be up for raising the minimum wage. don't know the magic level. maybe pegged to inflation, but mcdonald's did also offer paid sick league and paid vacation time. the kind of things that are generally available to salaried workers at a much higher level. what's wrong with that? >> i think that the news about the paid sick leave and vacation time is exceptionally good news for these workers who often work -- >> do those protesters know that? >> they d

she would be me a hamburger. >> who would sponsor that? i guess you have more options.be mcdonald's. >> have it your way. >> there was also a mary kate olsen that they interviewed and katy perry and will smith. so do you have deal with it. >> actually on my instagram there is someone started following me and their name is alex holley and they started posting my pictures, my name is alex holley, too. >> they spell it the same way. >> it is a woman. >> look at that, what if you married her? you would be alex holley hole. >> i yes ♪ ♪ >> is that neil diamond? >> okay, hey new delivery service is coming to you. if you need anything, there is delivery service like if you needed toothpicks. they'll deliver to your house. it is called order up lionmart. >> it is an app. >> yes. >> so, things would you normally get at a drug or convenience store. >> yes. >> so everything, over the counter medicines, batteries, and they're saying even condoms. >> well if you're in the moment, you need a condom. you pick up the phone and call these folks and they'll rush it over to you. >> so it

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

i flipped hamburgers at mcdonald's. paul ryan was flipping burgers and dreams go to i-- janesville while i was flipping burger but his manager told him he did not have the interpersonal skills. it is true. i think about that cannot just my early jobs but my parents. my dad was a preacher and my mom was a part-time secretary. i think about my grandparents on my mother's parents who were farmers that did not have indoor plumbing until my mother went off to junior high. my grandpa walker was a machinist. i think about my family, my parents and grandparents. i realized my brother and i did not inherit the family and fortune but we inherited something better, the belief that if you work hard and play by the rules you can do and be anything you want in america. that is the american dream and we need to provide that again in this country. [laughter] -- [applause] governor walker: and so we need to put that focus on the. -- on that. when i grew up not a one of my classmates said, when i grow up, i want to become dependent on my

i come to work daily you know, to deliver the world's greatest hamburgers not to deliver babies. >> asn as i got here that's when the contractions started getting stronger. >> so she started tugging at her pants. i'm like, okay wait i need gloves. >> volunteer firefighter said she delivered eight babies before but never one in a hamburger joint. >>> concerns about changing one of our local highways have gone all the way to capitol hill now. several members of congress who represent northern virginia issued a letter today on that proposal to build express toll lanes on i-66 inside the beltway. they say the lane construction plans are being rushed and people in the impacted neighborhoods haven't been allowed to weigh in. vdot announced the plans next month, the goal of having them up and running by 2017. >>> a virginia woman now has dozens of letters that her late father wrote to a pen pal during world war ii. those letters were found by accident by a firefighter battling a fire in new york city. as darcy spencer reports those letters were almost lost forever. >> this is where he was tal

amount of time with us and really understand where our deep concerns were coming from and really hamburger hearing us out in any conversations with christina we talked about the kind of the gap in elementary school versus middle school and high school and how our skids need to be be able to come through a program that is well articulated with a smoothed transition we've had challenges because we haven't had the support in our multi lingual department to insure our teachers and our community is well supported to insure that articulation is managed well and that the resources are provided which includes the curriculum materials and strong language program i think what this one point get we'll finally be able to have one a filipino language speaker and advocate in multi lingual that will be able to help us understand the gaps and support our teachers more fully so we have a fully articulated program from k through 12 so i also wanted to make sure that i add that currently at betsy a k through 12 articulation programming that's been supported but we also have our kids that are in third through

and this one lasted with nine hamburgers. way back triple burger. nine patties of cheese. that is a heart attack just waiting to happen. but 2,200 calories. >> that doesn't even look good though. could you eat meat? >> according to the new study, it's the perfect thing to eat after the workout. >> there you go, that makes sense. >> one burger, not nine. >> there you go. >>> the cbs evening news is next. >> we're back in 30 minutes for your only local news at 7:00. we'll see you then. burger it up. >> pelley: a tentative deal to keep iran from going nuclear. >> it is a good deal. >> pelley: we'll look at what's in it and the chances of success. also tonight, two new york women are accused of plotting a boston marathon-style bombing. a terror attack kills nearly 150 at a college in kenya. and the lush landscape of the golden state succumbs to the history-making drought. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: a world with a nuclear-armed iran would be a different and dangerous place. and that is why the announcement today from

so it was a fake mcdonald's, with plastic hamburgers. then we had to find mcdonald's action wounder here, tenth and market, never been in there. so i go in there. everybody in the place watches good day philadelphia. and they said why don't you come back, we'll take a pick. >> they put to you work? >> i said ill only do this if you have a paper hat. >> and they found one? >> but anyway the reason i bring that up. ted my granddaughter want add hamburger but don't want anything on t just the meat and the bun. then we sit down in the darn place. and she takes one bite and that's it. so you know what i found out? the only reason she wanted nothing there to get a my little pony toy. >> exactly, the toys. i used to do that with my grandfather all the time. i went to in mock done recalled a's lake works they ran out. tell them each time i want to go here, no grandpop, we want to go here. he thought i wanted specific things. >> no you wanted the toys. >> toys. >> we get all the way up there, they don't have the toy. they're out. >> so you have t

. >> sue hester person at the board of supervisors which continued the hamburger to this is numerous traffic issue an bryan street next to the bay bridge and there's a convening of departments and various constants dealing with transportation starting today in the city i think that is going to be - i know it is going to be a comblaktd resolution i don't think that a eight makes sense because both parties should submit a request permission to submit briefing a little bit before the board explaining what resolution if any has been reached i respectfully ask you to continue it until after the eight but if the other side has a position and you can't continue to to the eight i'm ready just be presented a complicated circulation issue thank you very much again, it is right next to the bay bridge on steering wheel street. >> okay, sir. >> thank you, john with reuben, junius & rose here on behalf of the project sponsor so i think ms. hester brought you up to speed pretty well the subject of the appeal as well as at the board of supervisors the sdrapts surrounding the project but the project

have a great day i am going to treat you professionally, make you the best hotdog or sandwich or hamburger. a lot of the other jobs have always taught me -- if you treat people professionally you will be treated the same. even if you are not, you are still better off being professional. >> power the burgers at what was the most popular item? >> the hot dogs were more popular than the burgers. the hot dogs were chicago style. and our area, a lot of people bought those hotdogs. most people -- it was pretty good. >> you are at harvard and then you withdraw to join the marine corps -- why? >> i wasn't getting along well at harvard. it wasn't harvard's fault -- the culture was very drastically different from where i came from. it is a very rich school. some great students there, and they got along well, but i had a very tough adjustment. a lot of things i look back on, i think i had always imagined myself going to harvard, because i felt it woas what i was supposed to do. in the back of my mind, i was going to join the marine corps first and then go to college. but i got onto this track and it

peanut butter and jelly on a hamburger. with bacon. bacon makes everything great. >> all right.bazi, you caught us on a good week. we have the fellas back there. gamers. we have -- we keep these costumes here. you have to try it. >> you can't celebrate national pb and j day without costumes like this. >> you have to try the burger. >> here it goes. >> i have to go first? >> you have to try the burger. we are going to commercial break. they say after seeing a magician make his assistant disappear mr.clean came up with a product that makes dirt virtually disappear. he called it the magic eraser. it cleans like magic. even baked on dirt disappears right before your eyes. mr.clean's magic eraser. >>> well, t.j. still has a pb and j burger. >> uh-huh. >> i'll start off the "the mix" this morning. look at these pictures from a vacation in puerto rico. this was a man on a free vacation in puerto rico and he doesn't look like he's having a good time. these pictures are gone viral. the pictures he sent to his wife from his vacation. why is he so sad on this vacation? apparently it is bec

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its move to low fat milk when reporting and activists focused attention how cows were raised for hamburgereat, the company reduced the hormones in the meat itself. applause from some sectors skepticism from others, at a time when more and more attention is focused on antibiotics, what species of potatoes are used, it's a big deal. mcdonald's has announced that this year, mcdonald's will not use chickens whose eggs are important to human medicine. it sells more chicken than any other restaurant chain. how much chicken are we talk going? the national chicken council says 39 billion pounds of chicken is produced every year in the united states. the council says mcdonald's buys three to 4% of that or roughly 1.5 billion pounds. why are they moving away from human antibiotics? in the company's company's press release mike andres set, we want to produce food that people feel good about, farm to restaurants. inside the chickens we eat with dr. david walin inga. welcome to the program. >> thank you ray. glad to be here. >> is mcdonald's leading a trend or confirming one that was already underway?

what the - there's certainly in my view no fbt by the commission in violation we have typically a hamburger and due process from both sides and we issue an order so i agree with the chair we've not had a hearing and made on the merit i think there is a status on that we haven't can you think that the status is run and forfeiture is an attempt to circumvent wouldn't be the right word but attempt to get the right design watt a jaushgs i know that is an thinking popular view personal when you locate the reports on what happened then and read that f t e report it is in doubt troubling but producer is an important part of law and i'm certainly open to hearing from my fellow commissioners i'm troubled by the statute and the lack ever hearing on the jaushgsadjudication. >> commissioner president keane i have questions about the timeline one the things that bothers me and, of course, here we're in april of 2015 discussing that happened quite a few years ago and so can you remind me why we're only deal with this is now and i don't remember all of the steps that led to this being calculated over such

. >> to clarify the latter recommendation right now it requires a hamburger and the change is to make that hearing something they can request but otherwise that is a minor technical change not changing the process but maybe the adopting is a could a address this allows the city as the city attorney did last year for violation properties were illegal xherpd used in the ellis act and then it was reinsuring the city has the right to initiate enforcement at this time. >> adopting i think that in all those amendments with this lunge added the intent from the recommendation from our office to clarify the city can also foil lawsuits we don't have to wait for the administrative process to be completed that's the case this is clarifying language to make that crystal clear we don't need to go through the longer - >> process. >> quick question under the circumstances without the administrative proceeding are going through that process i'm confused. >> i'll let the zoning administrator most likely get a recommendation from the department we don't have to wait but often i assume in a situation whe

and he got criticism from wealthy voters, because he used a hamburger fork. [ laughter ] that is veryigh society you can not. i don't know if you saw that episode of "downton abbey" where carson accidentally brought the hamburger fork. and then the dowager was like -- hmm. [ laughter ] you know how she does? here's your fork. hmm. anybody here ever use an apple product? [ cheers and applause ] a leaked memo from apple suggests they no longer want long customer lines outside of their stores for their new product releases. and they figured out how to solve that problem. they're going to release a $5,000 watch. [ laughter and applause ] "nobody's here! it worked!" tom cruise reportedly hasn't seen his daughter, suri, in almost a year. said cruise, "i haven't seen her since she was this tall." [ laughter ] [ applause ] is it safe? this is amazing. last week a woman in tennessee found 51 pearls in her dish of fried oysters. 51 pearls in her dish of fried oysters. while a woman in monaco received a necklace made entirely of fried oysters. [ laughter ] hmmm. a florida man who kept an alligat