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there's more in harrisburg and hamburg, as well. doylestown the green there is ground clutter around the radar. up in allentown a light shower on the way. as we look outside, we have cloudy skies over philadelphia. no rain here right now. a little overcast, got to go toward cape may county and southern delaware to see clear skies this morning. 33 degrees in philadelphia. currently. we have dipped to 38 degrees in allentown. 39 in trenton. 42 in wilmington. we can bring it here anytime you get a chance. 41 in reading, 35 in lancaster. 49 degrees in cape may. 47 degrees in atlantic city and 49 degrees in millville at this hour early. future tracker 6 shows you as we go through the morning there's the possibility of perhaps a wet snowflake up in allentown, but mainly just showers popping through and not a whole lot of it during the morning commute. every now and then you might see something. we pull into 1:00 p.m., every now and then it will be fairly wet in allentown and reading with showers possible. some of this might break away and

then you season it and you make hamburger patty.ile you're making that, you slap some cheese on it and you also pass the smoked bacon. >> i know you're wondering, where are the fries? >> oh, they're coming. first you go the to make the cheeseburger, they put pickles and jalapeno, they said you don't have to make the hamburger, you could go to your favorite greasy spoon and get the cheeseburger that they make. get some flour, water, the fries part are potato chips, they recommend like kettle chips. you see where this is going? >> i do. >> as you can see, they slice up the cheeseburger, they give it an egg wash, because like state fair food, this is going to be fried. dip it in the egg, dip it in the flour. you dip it back in the egg and you dip it in the crunched-up potato chips. and once you fry it up -- >> my stomach is eating itself. >> and then once you fry that up, you can dip it in like the velveeta cheese? >> dip it in your mouth and chew. >> it's like your whole meal in one. >> what are we doing today? >> it's a video? we're

he posted this photo of himself eating his first hamburger in 40 years. now, some in the vegan community say they feel betrayed. the couple has received death threats. wrap your head around that. there are vegans so upset they are killing animals here they have threatened to kill the two humans who live here. there are now negative yelp reviews. a facebook boycott group, and a live protest is planned at one of the restaurants in la later this week. matthew went onto tell the hollywood reporter the mob mentality has gotten crazy and he should be able to change his mind. and i never even told them what i mind was. just that it was a vegan restaurant and it still is and always will be. in vacaville, joe vasquez, kpix5. >>> a big wine heist has been cracked. two men have been arrested with conspiracy to transport stolen goods. the list of stolen items include high-end wind stolen from the french laundry in yountville. they started as early as march of 2013. the stolen merchandise was worth hundreds of thousands of dollars. >>> would you want to seat tangerine

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she was working at a little hamburger joint named the bionic burger. i said, well, did i know i was going to get a wife when i got up there and got me a hamburger. >> you just knew? >> yeah. like that, right there. >> reporter: a wedding soon followed, a quick stop at city hall. >> it was very small wedding. but she loved me and i loved her. we thought was love, anyway. >> reporter: their young love led to three children, all boys, and later, six grandchildren. they had their share of marital problems, including money issues and infidelity, but they worked them out. so when their 20th anniversary rolled around, they decided to renew their vows and throw a big party. renew their love and show everybody. and it was a fake ng for beverl build a loyal clientele. >> did she sell a lot of properties? >> she was the top listing and selling agent in 2013. she did over $12 million, which, in central arkansas, is very well. >> what made her so good at closing the deal? >> i mean, she just had that magic about her. >> she had such a bubbly personality that it mad

. >> reporter: he is a farmer who raises cattle and eats hamburgers. what's so wrong about that. >> you're killing your cows. >> reporter: if you listen to social media the problem is matthew englehart and his wife also own two premiere vegan restaurants in california. cafe gratitude and gracias madres. strict rules not to eat animals or animal products of any kind. >> all the money i spent into your company is being pumped into a farm killing animals!! i'm so heartbroken! >> reporter: the engleharts weren't home at their farm in vacaville. in a blog post a little over a year ago, matthew reported he had just recently gun to realize farm animals keep farmland from turning to desert. so he decided to get some cows and some sheep. and he says he has even slaughtered some of the cows for food. matthew posted this photo of himself eating his first hamburger in 40 years. now some say they feel betrayed. according to the hollywood reporter, the couple has even received death threats! wrap your head around that! there are vegans so upset that they are killing

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hamburg might get this and reading, as well, and allentown. after 9:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m.re in a bit of a lull before more rain arrives. 62 by noon, 65 by 2:00 p.m. the high today will be 66 degrees we'll hit that around 3:00 p.m. a few rays of sunshine early and mainly cloudy in the afternoon. some sprinkles and showers in through here, but the steadier more widespread rain coming in after 3:00 p.m., 4:00 p.m., and getting down to the south after the rush hour is over, tam. >>> thank you, david. >>> the latest poll in wisconsin showed ted cruz ahead of donald trump. the frontrunner is not flinching at the numbers. he compared the wisconsin race to the outcome in new hampshire he won in a landslide following a disappointing defeat in iowa. however, trump was leading in the new hampshire holes that's not the case in -- polls, that's not the case in wisconsin. >>> bernie sanders drew a large crowd in wisconsin, clinton made a stop in new york asking for support from churches in brooklyn that primary is coming up april 19. vo: president obama endorses katie mcginty for u.s. s

everybody knows i have an obsession with hamburgers and hamburg letters.his video, this is from saturday night. this guy breaks into -- i think this is a five guys burger. he's basically preheating the oven. he washed his hands, thank goodness. if you're a dirty burglar. you want to wash your hands opinion he flips the burgers. >> maybe they should hire him. he gets on the phone, he's taking more orders. he sent the video out asking for help to find him. they have a full shot of his face and they have no idea who he is. >> this cake is -- >> happy birthday, juan. >> buy his books, so you never miss an episode of the five. that's coming up next. >>> president obama gives hillary clinton a rhetorical pass on the e-mail scandal, he guarantees no political interference in the fbi investigation. this is special report. >> welcome to washington. i'm bret baier. hillary clinton's e-mail transgressions were careless but not dangerous to national security. at the same time, he's vigorously denying any discussion that politics will influence the justice department's

when some of them left united states in the late 1790's, they return first to hamburg. once appointed to power, more and more emigres were welcome back to the company particularly these, because they weren't seen as the most reactionary kind. you refer to french philadelphia. was there a established community there? was there an established communitthere? >> there were thousands of people who fled haiti and settled in philadelphia during the 1790's peo. four people came directly from france. so this gave an entirely different aspect of the city . the city had mostly been an old quaker city with important anglican elements, but dominated by anglophone, german elements. all of a sudden you had this influx of thousands of french ,eople, catholic and colored with completely different traditions and completely different language, food, and culture, etc.. this represented somewhere around 10% of the population. philadelphia was a small place at this time. walk from one side of the other within 15 minutes. i think of it as like a really crowded college campus. all the sun, som

it's not about hamburgers, it's about the total diet. food, but a bad diet. >> let's turn to the minimum wage, california and new york moving towards $15 an hour in minimum wage masses reportedly on the list. what type of affect is it having on your industry? >> well, you know, it's inflationary and, you know, you talk about going from an average wage of $10 up to $15 for a new minimum. you're talking about a 50% increase in wages. you look at that, the small businesses are going to get crucified with these rules and you know, the joint employer stuff, the union organizing and these restaurants can't afford that, and keep in mind, franchising is probably the best small business model in the world. and this serves to destroy that, whether it's the restaurant industry or the daycare business or the bet care industry. it's inflationary and it's going to cost-- >> governor cuomo says this is about fairness, this is about people needing to live above poverty. you think it's a job killer? >> i say i know it's a job killer. if you go back and l

but what emerges from this which is how the holocaust comes about his people immediately and hamburgtalk about the bombing as retaliation for what we did to the jews and do it not in a positive sense but in the highly hospitable way. it only we had not killed the jews then this would not be happening to us. so it is both goebbels and the propaganda machine want to somehow escalate things and make people feel culpable in order to get there backs to the wall and make them hold out. people talk in public exactly the opposite way. the make the same connection. somehow the allied bombing is connected. but the draw the wrong conclusion. if only we could get out rebels were often cite this battle as evidence that the redcoats could be beaten. it would overtly talk about the types of tactics that the french and indians used to employ against the colonists during the french and indian war, and it also became a symbol of an emerging american identity. the american provincial troops at braddock's defeat had behaved in a more disciplined and more combat effective manner than the famed british re

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when some of them fled in the 1790's, they returned to hamburg and once napoleon came to power, more and more were welcome back into the country as they were not seen as the most reaction -- most reactionary. next you refer to french philadelphia. was there an established community there? next yes. this was one of the most extreme anything -- to discover the wealth of the french community -- i don't mean the wealth in the sense of money, i mean diversity for top thousands of people settled in philadelphia during the 1790's. people came directly from france and this gave a different aspect to the city. the city had been an old quaker important anglican elements but dominated by anglophone and german elements. thisf the sudden, you had influx of french people, catholic, white and colored. with completely different traditions and food cultures. this represented somewhere around 10% of the population. the city was about 40,000 people and densely compact. you could walk from one side to the other in 15 minutes. i think of it like a really crowded college campus. you recognize faces as you

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. >> and you want the hamburger. >> thank you. yes, i want the hamburger. >> so what do you think is going to happen? >> you asked me before what i thought about trump. i think trump is one of the best things to talk about why this is such a joke, this system. so i'm glad he's in the race. it's shining a light on this whole -- the hilarity of it all. i think that bernie is going to go all the way to the convention, and that's exactly what we need. we need more people out there talking, and fighting. and i think hillary might have a good chance. >> this system has gotten a bad rap, you know. until fairly recently, we picked some pretty good presidents over the years. so it's maybe not the system. maybe it's the culture right now. anyway, thank you for coming on and expressing those views. i'll see you back here tomorrow night for hardball at 7:00 eastern. nice show tomorrow night. 7:00 live tomorrow night. msnbc coverage of the new york primary continues after this break. >>> welcome back at the top of the hour. a view of lower man

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>> i'm making the hamburger stew. >> hamburger stew. and carrots, salt and pepper. >> all right. taten, why are you a cub scout? why is it so special to you? >> because it's a really great experience to go and do stuff like this. >> on television, too. also learn how do it in your back yard, right? >> yeah. >> all right. that's cool. that sounds like fun. all right, so what are we making over here? pretty much the same thing. >> pretty much the same thing. >> if you lose electricity, if you're out in the woods, you have to act. >> right. >> this is really easy to make. all you have to do once you prepare everything, put it on a fire. then give it 15, 20 minutes and it's ready to go. >> all right, you guys ready to go? >> yeah. >> let's start wrapping it up. tom, as we do this, i notice a lot of cub scouts, boy scouts, eagle scouts, they tend to get in the military a lot. >> there are several scouts. we have scouts in all walks of life. part of what we do in scouting is teach that character citizenship and fitness and the values of the b

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he went on to talk about food shows with the biggest hamburger. i mean, maybe he's talking about society in general. >> guest: yeah. i don't have a problem with consumerism. the american consumer supports the world's economy. if americans started living only on what they need and not what they would like, then the unemployed around the world would starve to death. thank god for the american consumer. see, he makes the world go round. i would add another thing. while, obviously, i am not a big fan of ostentatious consumption, i am not. in fact, i'm against it. nevertheless, i think people should know because i've studied good and evil my whole life. lenin, who was the father of evil of the 20th century, he is the father. he created the terror state that then later was adopted by hitler and mao and stalin, obviously, following hitler. lenin was an ascetic. lenin was the last -- he was not, he was not a consumerist. he didn't buy much. he denied himself pleasure. i, i'm scared of people generally -- not all. a catholic priest that takes a vow of pove

what you might say, is a confession to the lindbergh murder written in pencil on it in german, in hamburg wore velvet and silk, i can not tell you my name, i was one of the kidnappers of the lindbergh baby, the rest of the ran some money in is summit, new jersey. >> is a signature, german initials of nazi party. when mark, state police archivist took the ran some letters and lined 3 holes up with 3 holes at top of table top they march. >> is it important? >> it seems to be. >> great britain, super -- scared. out of his own father >> coming up next. >> this could really fun. >> [ bleep ] , you bugger. christ. >> guess w >> have i made mistakes so far. >> for lovely folks here at chasing news, it is scary people and video taping them. >> [ bleep ] >> more often than not person getting scared is me [ bleep ] >> i don't appreciate living in fear. i do understand you know it is comedic value, like this from great britain who made a video of all-time he scared his own father. >> you bugger [ laughter ] >> laugh it up now, your dad is old, and one day, you are going to kill him. >> oh, my god. >

what do you think about america having food shows on where they go around eating biggest g hamburger other thin is what's the difference between consumism and free thought? thankk you. bye. >> did you get that? did you take down those notes? three consumerism and what? >> consumerism and i missed -- misseden his second part there. so we missed that one. >> do consumerism in general so religionon before the ten commandments. religion before ten commandments none of them had a universal god therefore they were only applicable to the tribe, and no religion for example priority the hebrew bible said that you should love the foreigner. it is one of the most ubiquitous statements in the first five books of the bible. m love the stranger because you were strangers in the land of egypt. the idealo that you love the foreigner, idea that all people are created in god's image there was religion prior this is firsi bock in the history of the world to ban child sacrifice and human sacrifice. people don't understand the spectacular revolution brought by this book.wr they don't because there's a tr

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there's heavier stuff out to the other side of hamburg and lebanon. most of that will not be as intense as it moves toward the east. ease ton picking up -- easton picking up those sprinkles. as we go out wider the areas that are getting rain, that will push toward philadelphia and the evening commute in the i-95 corridor looks wet. sky6 live hd camera bouncing down the shore. the farther south you go from philadelphia, the better chance you have of seeing lingering sunshine. the rain won't make it to the coast until tonight. the winds are building in the south, you can see the gusts in atlantic city. the winds up in the city only running at 7 miles per hour right now. the farther south you go, the blustery it gets. 59 in philadelphia. 66 in millville. 68 very mild in cape may. that southerly push of air bumping into the cooler stuff off to the north with the frontal boundary coming down. that's the demarkation zone where you're getting the rain. you get the warm air is a littling up to colder error different pressures. most of the time is that change

hamburg the same thing in northern berks county. in in allentown, the heavy stuff dies away and less intense as it hits allentown and easton. it may have have a better impact than earlier. eventually the whole line of rain will be in the philadelphia that won't be until closer to the afternoon rush hour. we have cloud cover over the airport sky6 live hd live hd. looks like we are stuck with the clouds of the rest of the way today. temperatures improving though, 589 degrees currently. the winds west/southwest at 7 miles per hour. started out chilly. it will be colder the next couple of mornings. we'll get a bounce back ahead of the cold air coming in. philadelphia 59. 60 in wilmington. 66 in millville, the farther south you go away from the cold boundary, the warmer it is. in allentown and reading it's in the 40s. it will be cooler down here than down south. future tracker 6 the rain part of the story most of this is still up in the northern and western suburbs, perhaps a break-away sprinkle or shower in philadelphia. it's around 4:0

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surveillance video showed him, and a parent burglar, heating up the grill and fixing a hamburger. investigators said he slipped into the five guys last month after a delivery person left for the night. the hamburgler was seen on tape leaving with a sandwich and no fries and a bottle of water taken from the restaurant. >>> suspected burglar was accidentally shot by police officer when the gun went off by mistake. this at the and ivan -- they said the unidentified cop was startled responding to a break- in at the food market on fourth street on sunday night. the wounded suspect is 20 years old and that is all we know. police said he is out of surgery and in stable condition. there rested a 15-year-old teen running away and he was released to the custody of his parents. >>> we are learning about a navy commander is -- accused of espionage. edward lynn is accused of passing military secrets to china. he worked as a flight officer on the nasal -- of the naval aircraft which conducts eavesdropping operations and they now have to decide whether there is enough evidence to court-martial h

we are not talking about denying someone services to buy a hamburger or to buy jewelry.re talking about forcing someone to take their creative ability, talent, and force them. i mean this is almost forced servitude, saying you have to be a part of this or the state is going to punish you. fernando: but that's the same argument for segregation that the business, that if it decided it did not -- tony: no, no, no. fernando: why is it not? tony: because we are talking about something, marriage. that is a sacred institution. just three years ago, the president had the same view. that marriage was between a man and a woman. fernando: right. but he didn't think people should be discriminated against. tony: it's not discrimination. fernando: how is it not discrimination? you take one group, a specific group of people and have different rights for them. how is that not discrimination? tony: it's a religious, what you have here is you have a religious ceremony. no one can deny that marriage is a religious ceremony. now there's a civil component, but it's long been a religious cere

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precipitation sliding offshore for some areas in southern new jersey and some in berks coins and i-78 east of hamburgion light in nature in pottsville and west of allentown as well. expect scattered activity. but once the cold front moves through in the evening hours would not be surprised to see a rumble of thunder move through. here is the picture outside. sky 6 hd high above the skies, we had a cloudy start to our first day of april. it looks quite gloomy in much of the delaware and lehigh valley. currently the southerly flow of air 69 in philadelphia and same in wilmington and 70 for reading and lancaster. up in the poconos 65 degrees, the south facing winds coming in at 55 in beach haven. the winds are blustery from the south-southwest and a gust in the poconos gusting as high as 28 miles per hour in dover and 22 in wilmington as we go throughout the day and the cold front gets closer and closer to our region would not be surprised to see it pick up in the 30 miles per hour range. the first batch of showers moving through this morning and the cold front off to the west moving across central sect

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. >>> customers at a checker's restaurant are voicing their disgust after finding hamburger buns in ain the trash upon arrival. the move was too little too late. >> that's bad business. it's just poor management. disgusting. >> i think disgusting is a good word to describe that. >>> well, moving on, a young bear led police on a chase. residential neighborhood near los angeles nn attempt to to allude police, he scaled multiple fences, after an hour long chase, he is now in the hands of wildlife officials. that's one fast moving bear. >> it's amazing to see them climb. i would be dinner. that's what i would be. >> i would run the other way. >>> now time for a look back. 30 years ago today, one of the worst nuclear power plant catastrophes ever. on april 26, 1986, explosion at the chernobyl power plant, con t contaminating. happy birthday to chat hfr tum tating. and comedian legend carol burnett is 83. i'm >>> armed, dangerous and on the run from police. shooting at a south san francisco park yesterday leads to a person of interest, but no one in handcuffs yet. >>> signs of infant abuse

a man caught on camera breaking in a five guys restaurant to make a hamburger. d.c. police set up this video. they say the thief follow as delivery guy into the five guys on irving street friday morning. he waited for the delivery man to leave and then started cooking. you can also see the man was on the phone while he was making that meal. left the restaurant with a burger and a bottle of water. >> maybe he was really hungry, had terrible hankering for the five guys. >> i can understand that part. >> right. i don't recommend breaking into a restaurant, but, you know -- >>> 4:40. there is already a few president in town at the nationals game anyway. >> herbert hoover is the new racing president this year. he won his very first race even. in his debut. how long did it take almost before he won? hoover was president when the depression started. we had a quiz home presidents and melissa said calvin cooli e coolidge, but he was retired last year. h herbie. >> took teddy seven seasons. >>> all right. chuck bell is in the storm team 4 "weather center." >> we have raindrops

>> a juicy hamburger every now and then. >> reporter: she's allergic to all mammal meat, as well as dairy, something she discovered two years ago when a severe reaction almost killed her. >> by the time the ambulance got there, i probably had only 15 more minutes before my throat totally closed up. >> reporter: doctors say it's something called alpha gal syndrome, developed after a bite from the lone star tick. >> we're seeing patients on a routine basis, week after week. >> reporter: allergist dr. andrew nichols' clinic at vanderbilt university is currently treating 160 patients, and counting. the lone star tick is common, especially in the southeast. when the tick bites a deer, it ingests a kind of carbohydrate called alpha gal, also found in certain kinds of meat and dairy. when alpha gal is transmitted to humans, some develop an allergic reaction to those foods. >> the onset of this allergy is between 3 and 6 hours after being exposed to the red meat, pork, beef and lamb. >> reporter: scientists at vanderbilt are now looking for a cure. but for now, experts say the best prevention is

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what does it matter if you desegregate a lunch counter, but you don't have at money to buy the damn hamburger! held an organizing event in co- op city in the bronx wednesday night and asked her supporters generally older more women and more minorities for their help fending off sanders next tuesday. >> i need your help to go to the polls to vote not just for me, my name will be on the ballot, but vote for yourselves! vote for your families! vote for your children! your grandchildren!! >> reporter: the brooklyn navy yard help revitalize the economy in this part of brooklyn but we asked voters what issues they think the candidates should focus on during the debate. >> my biggest concern is our education system starting from the beginning up to college. i mean, i have two siblings struggling with education with college funds and loans and stress and debt. >> cost of living is so high. >> housing for the homeless and things like that. i live in east new york. we need housing over there. at 9 p.m. tonight. it could be their most heated confrontation yet. 247 democratic delegates up for grabs on tu