mike says hamburger. i said a hamburger is not a sandwich. he says it is. we are having a big debate. is a hamburger a sandwich? i don't think so. the crystal says a hamburger is a sandwich when it is between two pieces of bread. why are we calling it a hamburger, crystal. we need to you weigh in. use the hashtag fox 29 good day. sue, what do you think. >> well, hamburger buns and you have to use bread, is that when it becomes a sandwich? i put the sandwich thing than last night because people were packing their lunches and we were talking about fluffer nutters but we used to love that, peanut butter and marshmallow. southeasterly wind moving in and a whole new weather pattern on the the way. it is going to be a warm weather pattern. here we are, first week of have in and we're talking about temperatures in the 70's. the it is all thanks to the southeasterly wind. chilly air waiting in the wings and it will be back but in the meantime ten to 15 degrees above normal for next couple of days. right now we have clouds to our south, rain to our south, nothing to

the funeral in his home city of hamburg. leaders gathered on monday to pay tribute to the former german chancellor. it is good to have you with us. the paralysis in brussels tonight will continues another day. the belgian prime minister says the alert level in the capital will remain at the highest level until wednesday when schools and the metro will begin to reopen. he stressed that the threat of terror attack remains a minute and urged belgians to remain:. calm. police continue their heart for a key terror suspect. police have arrested a total of 21 people in a series of raids since sunday, a fourth person has been charged. we want to bring in our correspondent. she is in brussels on the story for us this evening. good evening to you. we have another day of locked out for brussels. what can we glean from that? does that mean that something is prepared for plans to take place on tuesday in connection with this search for the suspect? >> we can speculate that that is the case, but we do not know because the belgian prime mi

i need a hamburger. where the heck is the hamburger. >> they are going to win because it is invincible burger and it is their burger. so that means you won. >> no, not necessarily. >> i am having this one. check this out. this is what i will do. i will take regular hamburger with all this stuff on it. and making it philly by putting the top of crimpets on it. it sounds horrifying. i'm replacing the the top bun with a soft pretzel. >> your tomorrow one for invincible for that. >> are you going to go try it. >> vince, vince, vince. >> that could could be horrifying. >> what do you think. >> mike. >> you just did it again, i: >> good luck with your truck. >> thanks, you too. >> i think my burger is better. >> was it horrifying. >> no, it was great. >> too nice to say how horrible it really was. >> it is 9:20. jimmy kimmel is back with his cruel candy prank. he does it the day after every halloween getting parents to lie to their children, new reaction from his this year, you don't want to miss this coming u

you may purchase a hamburger and fries (6:00-9:00) for $5.00. the embers and the jammers will play from 7:00-11:30. a bake sale, as well as silent and live auctions, will also take place. donations are bebeg accepted for baked goods and auction items. please contact kerry at (712) 255-1729 to discuss donations. we appreciate your support and the help of the eagles, in this endeavorfundraiser for siouxland center for active generations two ouxland entities will be joining together on saturday, november 7, for a dinner, dance, bake sale, and auction. the south sioux city eagles and the siouxland center for active generations will be partnering, with proceeds to benefit e siouxland ceceer for active generations. the doors will open at 6:00 p.m.; $10.00 per person cover charge. you may purchase a hamburger and fries (6:00-9:00) for $5.00. the embers and the mmers will play from 7:00-11:30. a bake sale, as well as silent and live auctions, will also take place. donations are being accepted for baked goods and auction items. please contact kerry at (7

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tom hamburger?uest: of course that is -- difficult -- if possible really -- to predict the -- what the voters will do. in the race you just referred to, she appeared to be very much ,n the lead for the nomination and from all of the polling we see early on she will be a very competitive candidate going into the fall. how much time did you and your colleagues spend on the story. guest: we began looking at it as hillary clinton became a candidate and left the secretary of state. we realized -- one of our editors suggested to us, wouldn't it be interesting to trace all of the funds of the clintons have raised over time? it was in the context of talking about what a remarkable political couple they are. wife to seek and the white house and potentially potentially claim it. for extraordinaire decades of service. it was also 18 months ago that the idea was originally raised. we did not work on it full-time, but it has been a long process. host: among the top 10 political patrons, who is number one? guest:

a year ago, i spoke to him at length at his house in hamburg, and i will not soon forget it.k helmut schmidt for his service as chancellor from 1974 to 1982. as our leader, his steadfastness helped us stand the threats of domestic terrorism in the 1960's and 1970's, and we still see his influence on politics. his actions on the nato deployment of missile, the beginnings of a common currency, and a more integrated europe. these challenges have not lost their urgency, and when heads of state meet at a g7 or a g-20 meeting, they must remember that it was schmidt who first organize these meetings with the french president valerie giscard to stand -- valery giscard 'estaing. sarah: jernigan into a book, frank, what were your impressions of the former chancellor? frank: he was someone who was always asking. he could have talked about the past, talked all the time, but instead, he was asking. he wanted to know about new developments, new, interesting things that he could not hear or read in the newspapers, and always wanted to rebalance his view, so he was not one of those older sta

hamburger hill, were you there? oh, yeah, af he been there. >> within months they started the process of vietnamization. it became even more dangerous for the helicopter pilots left behind. >>> up next, mike brown tells us how he survived after his helicopter was chopped in half 4,000 feet in the air over vietnam. tnam. >>> on august 9th, 1969, mike brockovich was flying in laos when he saw a chopper shootdown. >> i had four barkovers there. they were going to go in. they were going to go in and haul out these four people. >> taking fire. taking fire. >> those people were marine force reconnaissance mapping the ho chi min trip. >> i was crisscrossing the area probably about, oh, 25 to 50 feet below the trees. i came across the ridge line and my wing man started hollering at me. get out of there. you're taking ground fire. all i did was just poured the coals to it and got out of there. >> his cobra was hit but still flying. a marine huey gun ship following him in wasn't so lucky. he proceeds to fly directly over the

i grew up eating indian food and grew up eating pizza and hamburgers at the same time. >> mmm.een how do you value indian food? >> yeah. totally. >> the expectation is that you will get delicious authentic indian food cheap. super cheap. >> yeah. our food is not cheap. you look at the yelp reviews or whatever. the biggest thing is we're overpriced. $19 for a curry, do we even -- do you know how to make a curry? ♪ >> yogurt marinated chicken simmered in a curry made of onions, bell peppers, chiles. >> all right. this is our chicken curry braised on the bone, fena leaves, butter, fresh red peppers in there. >> that's totally delicious. >> and then this guy right here, you're going to want to cut it open. >> all right. get the camera in over right here. prepare the incision. whoa. >> what some people say, oh, it's an indian scotch egg. guess what, we invented the scotch egg. they didn't invent the scotch egg. >> no doubt. >> what we've done is took a duck egg, cooked it, kept it soft, wrapped it in lamb then the sauce also has braised leg of lamb in it. >> wow. really extraordinar

family and friends say hell mutt schmidt died peacefully at his hamburg home. he was in power during the '70s and early '80s. he was known for guiding his nation through the tensions with the soviets and fighting home grown terrorism and he was 96 years old. >>> an arrest, one police chief calls deeply discurbing. we're going to show you -- disturbing, we're going to show you what got a group of officers suspended from the job. >> is the label on this box of cereal deceptive? >> and taking a live it's the holidays. and of course, everyone wants to get online at once. to watch things. buy things. but slow internet makes it hard. that's why it's time to get fios. it has the fastest internet and wifi available. with speeds from 50 to 500 megs. and right now, you'll get 50 meg fios internet, tv and phone for 79.99 a month online for your first year. and with a 2 year agreement, we'll give you all the premium movie channels for a year. plus, 400 dollars back. so go online or call now. get out of the past. get fios. if you're approaching 65, now's the time to get you

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mike. >> i found a hamburger, that you've got the to try. hamburger is the beast of the northeast and do i mean northeast philadelphia. >> it is a restaurant called the blue duck, it is inspiration, it comes from the movie billy madison. >> i drew the the duck blue because i have never seen a blue duck before and to be honest from you i wanted to see a blue duck. >> it is an excellent blue duck. congratulations. you just passed the first grade. >> that is so great. >> what do you think of that mr. blue duck. >> that is quack fantastic. >> if you want to see a blue duck go to this guy's place, hi chris surface. >> good to see you blue duck located with. >> northeast philadelphia holmes circle area. >> you have a web site. >> blue duck philly.com. >> good web site man. >> thank you. >> i met you at a burger brawl years ago. >> yes. >> is this the hamburger that won. >> that is the first time we won. >> yes, pork role burger. >> it is a pig burger basically. >> it is one with the egg. lets start with the egg on it. >> that one i'm pointing to.

>> hamburgers? >> turkey, chicken. away. we're trying to cause them to come to us. chicken. the papa is caught. that's a 6-foot-long cage. mom is still on the run. >> the only way to catch the dog was to her motherly instincts. so he had one of the puppies in lured her in. >> the good thing is they were found and rescued and now it looks like they'll all have really great homes. >>> time for the european bike championship. >> a busy main street in each of the cities, and a musical band nearby for celebration. >> did they get a sponsor for this third annual event? >> we, welovecycling.com. >> oh, my gosh, people are standing by, contemplating it. >> in prague it only took 30 seconds for somebody to come up and check it out. >> maybe he didn't like the model of bike. >> 20 minutes later we've got an interested man in amsterdam. >> the pyrotechnics go off and the band starts to play. >> oh, this is good. sadly, amsterdam in just under 63 minutes. bronze and silver are available. >> that guide keeps going. he takes off. in the end he gets the bronze medal. nobody wound up taking

. >> most of the fabs will have something like a hamburger or soup to keep them warm. >> reporter: patriots monday night football against the buffalo bills. dobson on the official injury report, and no edelman. rex ryan may be with a new team but is the same old rex. mostly praise specially the tom brady, still welcomes a challenge of facing q.b.12. guy like and the braid, there's always that and he's won a lot more of those than he's lost against me but i'm going to go right back to the board and let's go. >> reporter: this won't be the first afc evening that they will face twice and the victory was so long ago in the 40-32 win. let's flip the calendar tonight. no edelman or lewis, but they were there for the first game against the bills, they won't be here tonight. running back will show them. he's one hundred% now. >> it's a different point in the season. there's always going to be a little bit of a different wrinkle here or there based on scheme, so for us again, it as much doing as much film review as you can. >> reporter: maybe the most important item from tonight mother nature, it is

they didn't do that to serve more hamburger. they're serving less meat. we lost our retail sharer in 2014 when prices went high. i'm afraid fat cattle will have to trend lower in 2016, unless the u.s. dollar can drop sharply and we can get exports going again. until that happens i'm going to be bearish on the cattle market. >> 120, 115, 110, i mean, can you give us an idea? >> yeah, look for june1stto get down to probably 115. that contract will, i'm pretty confident. i'm not sure if the rest will or not. >> 115, it's tough to hear, but, sue, if we do get down to that level let's look at the positives. will it help demand? >> well, i think it will. the one thing, i think too in the cattle market that we need to keep an eye on, it's kind of like a doubledged sword. one is, is the weather that if we do turn hot and dry next summer for the whole midwest, that could be a little detrimental to the cow but on the same token if we end the el nino and we start think you watch australia. if they start catching consistent rains timely, they^re in the same boat we w

tonight's speciaia are the houdini liliuini and sleight of hamburger. well, i'll have the burger, and the lady will have... what do you want, ally? i can order for myself. i was just trying to be a gentleman. i appreciate it, but-- ( clears throat ) sorry. i'll have the now youuseafood salad, w you don't. great.would you care for some rolls? abracada... bread! bread? sorry sorry sorry. hey..... my chair isisevitating. awkward laughter ) cool. hey, ally. listen, about our date. it was weird, right? i know. it's like we couldn't even talk to each other. hohocool is this fork? very cool. even the coolest fork in the world isn't that cool. hey, how cool is this cash register? so cool. what's wrong with us? i think we're putting too much pressure on ourselves to be the perfect t uple. you're right. let's just work on the "butch and bitey" song. it's never weird when we write together. yeah. let's just focus on our music and everything will be fine. so, i was thinking the song should be an emotional ballad. it's gonna play during the scene where butch goes to

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. >> good morning if you love hamburgers, get ready for this. mcdonald's testing in the united kingdom, it is overseas right now. but they're testing what they call the signature gourmet hamburger. comes in three different flavors barbecue, spicy premium. it is thickest all-beef patty mcdonald's ever offered. if it works in the united kingdom they will bring it to the united states. they are trying to compete with five guys burgers and shake shack and five-napkin burger this is another way mcdonald's reinventing itself. >> say it again one more time? >> reporter: the signature gourmet burger. >> how much? >> reporter: didn't say how much it will cost. that is seven bucks. >> look at that. >> reporter: 4 pounds, 69. roughly $7. prices might be different in the u.k. >> stick with the mcrib and big mac. >> that is nice juicy side hamburger. >> i like mcdonald mack's. look at hamburger again. it will not look like that in the real life. rosanna, it is perfect. you probably can't eat. that they have food designers, deckcation specialists. come out to

ralph perez- black friday shopper 6:19 one of the things the kids like to do is eat a hamburger at 7 o'clock in the mornng or something like that, so the food court is definitely one of their favorite places to go.every year ralh perez takes his kids out anddakes the rounds in eastern iowa. making stops at places like the coral ridge mall. 26:43 to see smiles on two boys shopping at 6 o'clock in the morning, and the smile on my face, this is the only time we'll ever smile while we shop. aidan perez - black friday shopper 27:16 it's just kind of a wonderful day where i just get to like basically shop and on christmas morning you see everyoneeopening their preseses and having their great faces and that makesme feel pretty good.for many black friday is as much about family as it is about those door buster deals. janeane singleton - black friday shopper 32:45 the main purpose is to go shopping for christmas decorations and stuff because it's our first year putting up a tree and decorating we just got married last year, so it's kind of a new experience.an experience with a role for everyo

they compared this rate to quarter- pound hamburgers... and say these findings a a just the beginning of maven's extended mission. and.....he warm weather has left the building. so h h cold will our weekekd get? ron's full forecast is coming up after the break. students and sta came together at morninside college today to support a professor in his battle against cancer. (sheila) you're just gettingome here's a quick look at today's headlines. mass communicatio ns professor dr. mark hetad learned he had esphageal cancer right as the school year started. heistad who is known by doc on campus is known for his iconic beard. he started growing it 40 years ago a day after he graduated from high school. last week, he started chemo and radiation treatments. the children's museum of siouxland is changing its name. launchpad children's museum. pad stands for "play and discover." as construction on the building continues, crews are also working on the hands-on exhibits. chief meteorologis t ron demers joins us with the forecast. it was a day of cool

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enforcement official says she admitted smuggling in hacksaw blades by hiding them inside frozen hamburgerd having the meat delivered to richard matt. investigators say she also secretly brought in chisels, hacksaws, and other items. and it didn't stop there. authorities say mitchell admitted she was actually going to drive the getaway car. this is where they were supposed to meet. this power plant is just a few hundred yards away from the manhole where the men emerged from. the power plant's smokestack, i'm told, is visible from the tailor shop at the prison where the two men worked with joyce mitchell. the d.a. says that smokestack was likely a marker for their meeting place. but on the day of the planned getaway, she panics, saying she has chest pains. and instead of picking up her lover and his fellow fugitive, she goes to the hospital with her husband, lyle. >> prisoners have all the time in the world. they are con men to begin with. these guys are sociopaths. they manipulate this women. they got to this woman's low self-esteem. and they got her, which i think is sad. now her life is

but in and out says it is not what their hamburger is all about. they have no control over how long it takes to deliver, so they are not sure that it will still stuck up. >> over an hour it is not as fresh. >> reporter: in a statement they said they asked door - - to stop using trademarks and stop selling our food and prior to filing the lawsuit, we tried contacting them but they never responded to our phone calls or our letters. >> kate stopped by their office tonight to see what they had to say and we have yet to hear back. >>> a yahoo ceo may have spent a pretty petty - - penny for a photo shoot. she held a wizard of oz seemed shoot last year that cost $70,000. a yahoo event team deleted it. that is meyer in the middle posing as dorothy. >>> decades before engineers even thought of using silicon to layer up set - - to my conductors, one use and was using silicone to push the limits of decency. andrea has more on the passing of carol. >> reporter: of all of the neon on broadway, four years, there was only one thing for her. her ground breaking co

here, there's a bit of racism but in other cities light dortman, berlin and hamburg it's better. in the niche suburb of freitel, the residents have protested the accommodation. i think we've reached the limit and need to send half of them home. make no mistake, these refugees will not simply want to go home. among them there will be some in france and the ones hiding in belgium and one day they will act, he says. in an area wrak racked by high l of unemployment, they blame them for draining the health care system. they should get out of germany, they're scroungers. if one of us do something against the stay or the economy or we cheat on taxes we get taken to court but the refugees get a free paps they'r pass. he they're allowed to steal groceries and even get a free bus ticket, he says. those disgruntles residents are at odds with the government's open door policy, but this could fuel a potential explosive political mix. karl penhall, al jazeera, dresden, germany. >> that playing out on the campaign trail, donald trump doubling down on his response to the paris attacks once again

those are hamburgers. >> did he hit that car and steal their lunch? >> you want fries with that? is that all they had? crazy. >> i'll help you. >> caller rob posted this video around and so we are because he was hanging out in florida for about four days and they've seen this sea gull struggling and for four days they had to coax this thing over. they finally were able to grab it and it's wrapped up in fishing line and it's not grabbed. >> it looked like the line was around the body and threw its mouth. >> it was hard for that sea gull to move its head around. >> you almost have to pull up the feather to make sure they're getting all of it. >> they do pull up the feathers and they discover something else. >> there's a hook right there. >> and the wing too. it's been in there for a while. a little rusty. >> so there's no telling how long that hook has been in there, but eventually he works he's slowly pain staking s stakingly pulls the hook out. you can breathe a sigh of relief. >> kind of going to the dentist. all is well that ends well, but around. pick up your trash. >>> have a

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outside his home in hamburg, tributes to one of germany's father figures.mut schmidt, says angela merkel, was a political institution. someone to whom i could turn. his advice was valuable. germans will best remember him in a cloud of cigarette smoke. described him as a visionary. his response was that people who have visions should see a or. ♪ -- see a doctor. ♪ a special meeting this week involving the european union and african leaders. a key aim is to tackle the root causes of the migrant crisis and legal migration routes. eritrea, whose record on human rights has been criticized by united nations, will be in attendance. half of the population has fled, mostly to refugee camps. >> a site for ethiopia's border troops. yet another vehicle winding its way from the frontier with eritrea. exiles left with no choice but to start fresh. there old lives not worth living. the welcome is friendly. the refugees are weary. this girl made the journey with her on. .oes with her aunt a policeman, teachers, three soldiers. some walks for days before being picked up by

. >>> hamburg germany ended their bid for the summer games. the no vote with 51% of the total vote. hamburg was one of five cities left in the running along side rome, paris, budapest and los angeles. boston pulled out month ago after widespread public push back. >>> new this morning emergency responders in boston are seeing an uptick in the number of 911 calls, and they say it is hurting how quickly they can get to a scene. the globe reports from six years the average response time has climbed from five and a half minutes to 6.8 minutes. a trend happening in cities around the country. boston says so far they have not stopped people from getting the help they need. >>> it is 6:17 on this monday. hello, everyone. new accident to tell you about northbound near route 18 in weymouth that is causing those drive times to increase on route 3 northbound. expressway slow from furnace expressway slow from furnacebrook parkway up to columbia road. the stall that i showed you the live pictures near morrissey boulevard has cleared. volume is heavy and steady. live drive times 26 minutes on route

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now we have 10 minutes to catch a train and hope we will make it to hamburg on time. >> it will be --s very stressful during the week. >> at present, the strike is limited to main transport hubs of frankfurt and dusseldorf public could spread to other airports in other cities. the flight attendants union said it will hold off on a strike in munich to avoid chaos for school holidays, but that does not mean munich airport will not be affected by future strike action. at the heart of the dispute is lufthansa's plan to change an early retirement scheme which could lower pension pay for cabin crew. the company maintains a cannot afford to continue the current policy because of stiff competition from budget carriers. the latest strike shows staff are not ready to accept that. >> who needs travel stress on a friday afternoon? most people are off work for the week. forget it if you are an equities trader. markets are rallying here. we are following the story from frankfurt. tell us how good those numbers are? >> there is only one word to describe this job market report, boom. expectations wer

hamburg, germany, voted this weekend to end the city's bid to host the summer games. it was close. the no vote won out with just over 51% of the vote. hamburg was one of five cities left in the running alongside rome, paris, budapest and los angeles. you remember, boston pulled out months ago after widespread push >> elizabeth: the first police officer to face trial in the death of freddie gray appeared in a baltimore courtroom this morning. officer william porter is charged with involuntary manslaughter, among other charges. you'll recall that 25-year-old freddie gray died after suffering a severe spinal injury. no cameras are allowed in court and experts say that could change protests. >> that changes the dynamic. in on every detail as they come out. >> elizabeth: freddie gray's death sparked days of violence in april, including the fiery destruction of a pharmacy in downtown baltimore. there were a handful of protesters outside the courthouse this morning. a hearing in worcester today in a lawsuit against bill cosby. three women are suing cosby for defamation in connection with

he was seen on under surveillance video buying a small box of ammunition in hamburg, berks county, that prompted washington and maryland to close its campus through the break out of precaution. they say he made no threats. >>> can you see the entire interview on nbc10.com rmths happening today, republican presidential candidate carley fiorina will be delivering a key note address at the university of pennsylvania t. most recent nbc news poll shows fiorina has the support of 22% of republican voter voters. >> 9 minutes after 4:00. it is a warmer morning. it is going to be a rainy day on tracking rain just to our west this morning. it will be moving in this morning and staying for most of the day. and along with the rain, we have some gusty winds that will help with the warm-up. we'll be in the 60s this afternoon. but over the weekend, cold arrives. it really moves in saturday night and sunday and we might sigh snow in the area. right now, 54 degrees in doylestown 67. 63 a warm start in millvale. completely dry at the shore. it will take some time for the wet weather the arrive if south j

. >> if i'm choosing between a salad and a hamburger, one has been designed to be really delicious and savory, the other one is the thing that mom made you eat when you are a kid. >> but he's trying to change that, using only the freshest ingredients. >> black beans, roasted corn. >> and keeping the salads in the machines for just 24 hours. every morning the still yummy leftovers are donated to a food pantry. >> 360 without the dressing, 400 with. >> and healthy for sure but will a town famous for deep dish pizza choose this over junk food. >> get past the stigma of the salad and the vending machine. >> we asked him to conduct a experiment. we made everything a dollar. candy, cookies and the chips and the salad. >> what do you see. >> i was shocked. we saw almost every single person in the line go for the salad. >> he charges $8 for the salad. and while he is not making a profit, he is getting closer. >> tell me what success looks like. >> if you could get a salad as easy as a coke, i feel good about that. >> reporter: hoping to prove that healthy food could be healthy too. nbc news, c

you can see our representations of hamburg, dresden. allies razede about 1000 german cities and the germans refused to give up. germany formally surrendered to the allies. silverwaree, we have and the teapot with adolf hitler's initials on them that were captured by american troops in munich, where hitler had begun his political career found , in nazi headquarters buildings nazi administration , buildings there in munich. basically, with the elimination of adolph hitler, we then have the opportunity to try and sum up what this war in europe meant. we do so with a film that tells what the entire cost, summation of hitler's nazi germany meant , to the world. in terms of death, it was something that had never been seen before. in terms of destruction, culture , entire communities, the holocaust jews as well as others, political prisoners, so on. many others perished in hitler's concentration camp system. we try and give people what a sense of what the allied troops were fighting for. what it meant to extinguish that from the world. the end

. >>> also a missing college student from our area has been found dead near hamburg, berks county. 19old jacob marberger's body was discovered in the picnic area of hawk mountain sanctuary. police believe he shot himself. marberger was a sophomore at washington college in maryland. he pulled an unloaded gun on a classmate last movement returned to pennsylvania but then disappeared from his family's home earlier this week. the college canceled classes fearing march burger was armed. tonight school officials say grieve counselors will be available to students in need. >>> now, from ferguson to baltimore it's been a tough year for police community relations. there are now efforts to change the way police and communities interact. one police force in our area was recognized by president obama as a model for the nation. correspondent kenneth craig reports. >> we can talk. >> reporter: moments like this reinforce the new way of policing in camden, new jersey, might actually be working. >> and this is why. you have officers on bike. you have officers on foot patrol. >> reporter: sergeant tho

june the former chancellor of west germany has died in his home in hamburg at the age of 96. he led west germany between 1974 and 1982 before the country reunified with the east in 1990. under his leadership, the west german economy experienced rapid expansion. he played an active role in global economic debate later in life. >> the air show usually hits the headlines for the billions of aircraft sold. the 2013 show broke all records. this time, airlines are mainly keeping their checkbooks closed. the focus this year is on cutting edge technology rather than big money deals. >> after two days of the air show here, the order books have been very quiet. two years ago in 2013, it was a record number of orders, $206 billion spent on new plane orders. this year, the only things of note so far, jet airways from india spending $8 billion on 75 new 737 planes, and emirate airlines spending $16 billion on g.e. engines. as for things like behind me, forget about it. there hasn't been a new order for one of those in two years. the focus has shifted to inside. this is the first time here

jay cutler steps up, throws a bb, a bit too high but zach miller throws a big hamburger helper glove up in the air, deadens it, catches it, defense takes over from there. the bears win. >>> here now the basketball players. pistons and warriors, golden state has not lost early in the season, 7-0. steph curry, he's tough to guard. warriors up 6. pistons made a good game of this. warriors stealing, andre iguadala, nba finals mvp, little flush right there. look at that physique. he's an adonis. shaun livingston got off a steal wearing long pants, maybe it's cold in the building. good work there. warriors pling away. shoots from far away. 22 points, warriors 109-95. they're now 78-0. they win by an average of 18 points. th're fantastic. >> they're capris. >> is that what those are? well, thks, audrey hepburn. >> good morning. >> up next in "the pulse," jennifer lawrence clearing the air talking about her hygiene after a joke backfired. >>> and skier taking quite the tumble over a thousand feet down a mountain.2 diabetes, you're certainly n alone. fortunately, many have found a different k

after the family left, he asked to make a stop at in and out for a hamburger before going home. >>> in belmont last night a group of people gathered at notre dame. is a play -- for the victims of the terror attacks one of whom was a college student at cal state long beach. the vigil was originally planned to remember victims of campus violence as a response to last month's math -- massacre at umpqua community college. >>> isis video has surfaced suggesting the extremist group could target new york city. bill de blasio and police chief bill bratton held a new concert -- a news conference trying to ease fears of tourists. the isis video contained images of the city including times square. but there was no specific and credible threat against new york. in the meantime there is an important vote expected today in congress. doug luzader live in washington with the bataclan -- with the battle over syrian refugees. good morning. >> reporter: this is a vote that would make it more difficult to bring syrian refugees into the united states. congress probably doesn't have the numbers to override

today, 70% of their revenue comes from selling hamburgers.ve hamburgers not be more than 50% of all the product that we sell. the other 50% of the products that we sell have to be products with margins of 80% and 85%, like fries, potatoes, ice cream. we're looking for everybody that we possibly can to order fries with their burger and to get a shake with their burger. that's the way this place makes money. todd: bon appétit, guys. lemonis: this looks great. thank you. this looks amazing. tranchina: this looks great, yeah. lemonis: in order for this relationship to be successful and not have the kind of nonsense that happened yesterday, you can't crash into each other. and you have to respect each other and trust each other. todd: clean slate, like we're opening our doors again as a brand-new restaurant. -sammy: a brand-new us. -fuji: a brand-new us. true. -lemonis: to the burger boys. -fuji: to the burger boys. -tranchina: salud. drink up. -covello: salud. lemonis: after a month of renovation and $400,000, i've seen pictures, i've seen video,

do they serve hamburgers and hot dogs, or do they serve gyros? you wonder why people aren't coming here? you're not giving them a reason to come. how long have you been here? jace: a little over three years. lemonis: how much do you interact with your franchisors? how much do you interact with them? jace: uh, not too much. they come in the first of the month to get their check, and then i don't see them too much after that. lemonis: they don't come in and help and talk about ideas and help market the place? jace: not really, no. like, i don't see them unless it's the first. lemonis: make good money? jace: no. not the money we want to be making. lemonis: so, how do you keep the doors open? jace: we're just -- skin of our teeth right now. lemonis: all right, my man. nice meeting you. jace: it was very nice meeting you, too. lemonis: take care. i'm on my way to the market square location. it's in the heart of downtown and gets a ton of traffic. how are you? -sasha: hi. -lemonis: i'm marcus. sasha: i'm sasha. nice to meet you. -lemonis: nice to meet