he foreign minister spoke from the outside balcony of the turkish consulates in hamburg. original venue had been canceled because of safety concerns. a reason that turkey rejects. it is the latest in a series of public outcries by turkish leaders against the german government. we want to bring in our political score of -- clinical correspondent. -- bring in our political correspondent. the turkish foreign minister spoke despite the cancellation of the rally. what more did he have to say? guest: he said germany, do not give turkey a lesson in democracy and human rights. he went on and gave germany a lesson in democracy, saying germany should not meddle with turkish politics. referring to n by german local authorities to cancel several rallies by turkish ministers who were here to rally votes for the controversial april referendum. this entire speech was pretty much a frontal attack and provocation against the german government. it does make you wonder in a way , why the foreign minister actually used this stage at the turkish consulate in turkish soil in hamburg if you wan

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wendy's, the official hamburger of the ncaa. welcome back to "the daily show"!warming has been described as the biggest threat facing he humanity. what will president trump's policy look like? >> trump's not just attacking immigrants, transgender and the apprentice ratings, it's taking out climate change. an underground movement is trying to stop it. my first contact situating at an undisclosed location. score. as i just headed into the secret bunker, i could practically smell the pulitzer, or maybe that was urine. this place is creeby. this was take too long. what's the situation on the ground? >> all references to climate change are gone from the white house web site. trump has a war against facts. >> maybe we should hide them in a place he wouldn't look like in an intelligence briefing? >> we can't hide the fact. we need that information to build accurate climate models. >> this public climate data is stored on federal web sites like the e.p.a., n.a.s.a. and the department of energy and climate scientists depend on it for all kinds of research. now that trump

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trump would like a hamburger to go. i don't know what they're going to do to that hamburger?rger didn't get spit on. someone just spit out a tweet. >> coming up next, cnn special report the most powerful man in the world. i'll be back tomorrow evening at 5:00 p.m. eastern. great to have you with us tonight. have great night. >>> winston churchill famously said of russia, it is a riddle, wrapped in a mystery, inside an enigma. prime minister churchill, meet vladimir putin. he is really very much of a leader. he's been a leader far more than our president's been a leader. >> he was a kgb agent, by definition, he doesn't have a soul. >> vladi

trump would like a hamburger to go. i don't know what they're going to do to that hamburger. reporter: at least his hamburger didn't get spit on. someone just spit out a tweet. cnn, new york. >> and we saw a grimace in that report. also good to see grimace. >>> from purple now to green. much of the world celebrated st. patrick's day on friday. it honors the patron saint of ireland credited for bringing christianity to the country. it is a national holiday for the irish and is largely observed there as a religious day. the scene there in savannah, georgia here in the united states generally marked by parades in many cities across the country and swied spread use of the color green. even the white house got on with the act with the green dye in its fountain there. >> that wraps this hour of "cnn newsroom." i'm george howell at the cnn center in atlanta. for our viewers in the united states, "new day" is next. for others "best of quest" starts in a moment. cnn, we are the world's news leader. ♪ energy is amazing. how we use it is only limited by our imagination. and at southern

in the german bundesliga, schalke beat augsburg 3—0 ending a six—game run without a win, while hamburgy continue their resurgence with a 2—1 victory over borussia moenchengladbach. feyenoord are four points clear at the top of the dutch eredivisie thanks to a hat—trick from denmark's nicolaijoergensen that helped them to a 5—2 win over az alkmaar. in the scottish premiership, the glasgow derby ended i—i. celtic, who've won 26 out of 28 games this season, took the lead through stuart armstrong. but, with just a few minutes left, rangers equalised. 38—year—old defender clint hill got the goal denying the hoops what would have been a 23rd successive league win with new manager pedro caixinha watching on from the stands as he prepares to take over on monday. and congratulations to japanese footballer, kazuyoshi miura. the 50—year—old has made history by becoming the oldest professional player to score a competitive goal. miura achieved the record by scoring the only goal in yokohama's i—o victory over thespa kusatsu in japan's second division. now to tennis at indian wells, where world num

trump would like a hamburger to go. i don't know what they're going to do to that hamburger. like me, i'm happy. >> reporter: at least his hamburger didn't get spit on. someone just spit out a tweet. jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >> delicious taste tester, john. we'll be right back. you know who likes to be in control? this guy. check it out! self-appendectomy! oh, that's really attached. that's why i rent from national. where i get the control to choose any car in the aisle i want, not some car they choose for me. which makes me one smooth operator. ah! still a little tender. (vo) go national. go like a pro. so how old do you want uhh, i was thinking around 70. alright, and before that? you mean after that? no, i'm talking before that. do you have things you want to do before you retire? oh yeah sure... ok, like what? but i thought we were supposed to be talking about investing for retirement? we're absolutely doing that. but there's no law you can't make the most of today. what do you want to do? i'd really like to run with the bulls. wow. yea. hope you're fast. i am. get a p

bundesliga, fifth—placed hertha berlin had a day to forget, beaten i—o away by relegation threatened, hamburg, although the defence was questionable. eintracht frankfurt, two points below hertha, failed to take advantage though as they lost 2—1 at home to freiburg. there was an upset in the netherlands, as the rotterdam derby saw sparta beat the league leaders, feyenoord, 1—0, ending their ten—game winning streak. the winner came after just 48 seconds. how about this for a cross from jerson cabral and mathias pogba? the younger brother of manchester united's paul did the rest as he placed himself neatly between the two defenders. argentina striker, carlos tevez, marked his chinese super league debut by scoring, as shanghai shenhua beat jiangsu suning 4—0. tevez had a hand in all four goals and won a penalty for his side's second, which he swiftly dispatched. the new season kicked off on friday. now to golf. world number one, dustinjohnson, has cemented his position at the top with a one—stroke victory at the wgc event in mexico. the american, who finished 14 under, has held the ranking for th

pop-by, what he says i'm glad you pay tuesday for a hamburger today, and he gets the hamburger and never pays. that's what happened in 1986, where we had amnesty in exchange for promises of enforcement that were not kept. so this is essentially based on the same idea. amnesty now in addition to increasing immigration. and we promise to enforce the law down the road. nobody believes that. mr. salam: there some early indications that over the short tenure of president trump, we've seen a marked decrease in the number of unauthorized entries in the united states. are there any lessons we can take away from that? ms. mac donald: yes. law enforcement works. the rule of law matters. you send signals -- for better or for worse -- you send a signal when you're not enforcing the law that we allow our immigration policy to be determined by people outside of the country in their decisions to come in. and when you announce that, in fact, you going to take the role -- the rule of law seriously people respond. , this is a message we learned in new york city with policing. that should be understood by

. >> easier to sling fries and hamburgers. >> tom: they still want the federal money, is what i'm sayingnk it will all balance on the end, now with obamacare going away, the federal government will have to pay for these kids dialysis, so it's fine, just go back to hamburgers and fries. it's coolly working for our president, he looks really fit in those golfing videos. >> tom: he does like his fast food. did you eat healthy when you are in school? >> probably not, i probably ate like three or four swiss roles a day. >> tom: kristin tate, look, i use to bring my lunch to school. >> my mom used to pack me an egg salad sandwich every day, it was shameful. i had to walk through the halls and looked down at my feet and pretend like no one saw. >> tom: you ate well, right? >> it was better than the stuff they were serving in the cafeteria. everything matt said, yes, the government needs to get out of this altogether. if they're going to give the funding to the schools anyway, you might as will have the school district decide what food is being served. out of the federal government should have a

15 to 20, the bull's-eye, easton, allentown, lehigh, chesnutt hill, lynne, hamburg, pottstown, richland, redding, new morgan. 15 to 20 and maybe some locally high amounts. west chester, norris town in the 12 to 18. east nottingham, 12 to 18 inches, warrington, abington is right on the edge, maybe about a foot there, and trenton about 8 to 12 inches, philly 8 to 12, wilmington 8 to 12. gloucester, we're in the 4 to 8 category and as we head toward the shore, we're talking about little accumulation, maybe some at the beginning, and then some at the very end, but the biggest problems there are going to be the strong wind gusts, over 60-mile-per-hour, and moderate coastal flooding, high tide on tuesday morning, a combination of heavy rain and the tidal flooding is going to cause, i think a lot of flooding at the shore. >> and some rain depending on where you live. >> this is a typical time of big snowstorm for this part of the country when the ocean has an influence on it. big difference depending on how far you are from the ocean. >> when you're not near a tv, or if you lose power, no worr

they can go to the mall to get the latest smart phones, see a movie or have a hamburger. the mall is targeted as more segme segment. . >> translator: i come here to get my hair done, eating in restaurants. >> reporter: there's very little development in other secretary obvious. national resources account for # 90% of income. but the benefits go to only a handful of people. more than 40% of cities in timor make 90 cents a day or less, making poverty a major issue. those suffering from the wealth disparity is this man. toil >> translator: this is from the time under indonesian rule. >> reporter: he used to work as a postman. he lost his job. he's now 58 jeers oyears old an been looking for a job more than 15 years but with little success. his family's only income is what his wife makes doing laundry. that is far from enough to pay the bills and feed their eight children. >> translator: i want the new president to help poor people, widows and young people to find jobs. >> reporter: the natural resources seconder will soon take a hit. the gas wells will be depleted in six yea

the hamburg their bleeds, the company is opening a manufacturing plant in oakland.t's making burgers that look and taste like beef made from wheat and potatoes. the company is in redwood city. but it is moving to a facility that used to be a bakery near the oakland coliseum with hopes of changing our dependence on cows. >> think of it as kind of the birthplace of a whole new industry that is going to transform the global food system. >> impossible foods expects this plant to provide fake burgers for more than 1,000 restaurants in the next year. >>> police are investigating an attack near uc-berkeley late sunday night near channing way and piedmont. police say that a group of suspects approached two men and start punching them. the victims ran off but ran into the suspects again. that's when they reportedly pulled a gun. no one was seriously hurt. >>> authorities in el dorado county say they are seeing more calls about a child or adult with autism going missing. the number of calls is spiked more than a decade ago. now the sheriff's office wants an autism registry to

while not making any specific predictions, hamburger ruled out collapse. at the same time he warned that overstressed out riggers could break apart and suffer loss of strength. the building could be red tagged after the quake as a result, says veteran structural engineer joe ma fay. >> one of the draw backs of an outrigger designs, they're wonderful for winds. you have to be very careful with them for earthquakes. >> reporter: he says the question is just how severe a quake it would take to make the building a total loss. >> he could figure out what level of earthquake he thinks is going to cause that red tag. and if i lived in the building, i would, you know, for the cost of paying one of those fancy lawyers for a couple of days you could probably get ron to run that analysis. >> reporter: millennium says the building has been repeatedly evaluated and declared seismically safe. in a statement they told us, quote, at every step of the way the bmg has been determined to be safe for occupancy. since before construction began in 2006, both the city and millen

david in hamburg, iowa, as we come in the house to this morning. david, good morning. caller: good morning. my call.r taking things, to say a few basically, you know, one of the medicaid recipient and i have disability and things of that nature. 'm medicated and anyway, you know, if i were to lose benefits, you know, i would have more institutionalized than likely or end up in jail robably and that would be a bummer for me. so this healthcare bill, i don't pass probably, wouldn't be a good idea. i just think that, you know, one of the things that could maybe hear a gentleman earlier talking about maybe regulate some healthcare costs, i don't know what your like thaton something would be for congress to pass a ill for policies on regulating healthcare costs, but i was just wondering how you thought about that? host: we want your thoughts this morning. we show the house rules committee hearing room, which is hearing expected to get underway in a few minutes at 10:00, same time the house is expected to gavel in the session morning. jonathan, sullivan, illinois, good morni

someone broke in hamburgers and we can't be certain. obama has been out raising fund for his presidential library. >> i think he is still going to do a lot in history. we haven't seen the beginning yet. love them. >> and california was not obama's first stop and reportedly in nebraska yesterday where he met with billionaire warren buffet in san jose. ann rubin. fox 2 news. >>> we did get a couple records. san francisco airport set a record at 77 degrees and monterey set a record. otherwise 83 in fairfield and that's hot. hot for this time of year. 81 in santa rosa. beautiful day. change is coming with the system offshore. you can see certainly the clouds that are working their way towards us and what else you will see is the coastal fog and i will pick it up. i see it right there. that fog -- with the wind shift and seeing it right now. the winds shifting more westerly and coming offshore and now they are starting to push this way and back to the coast and this will precede and cooling down places along the beaches. pacifica upper 60s a

this is not much, allentown, hamburg, berks county. that's heading in the direction of reading. we'll see how long it holds together, maybe a sprinkle on the windshield briefly. big story outside, is the wind. we have a wind warning until 10:00 a.m. you can see the winds on the benjamin franklin parkway ripping through the flags of all nations along the parkway. we're in the 50s in philadelphia. we'll be in the mid 40s before we turn it around. 47 in allentown, 46 in reading and cape may. the big issue was in the delmarva and south jersey where we had strong gusts. everybody else didn't see much. today overall we're looking at partly sunny skies, it will be windy especially in the morning hours, it will be breezy 45 the cool high in allentown. down the shore, high winds in the morning and breezy in the afternoon, 50 degrees. in philadelphia, after the low 70s, 49 degrees is all you'll see today. in the afternoon, winds running 12 to 25 miles per hour. we have the gusts this morning though, that in some cases have gone over 50. 31 is the overnight low, increasing clouds, brisk an

moving into the lehigh valley, crossing the northeast extension, north of allentown moving through hamburgis is ahead of the cold front ushering in the return to winter, and some very gusting winds. right now, temperatures mild 6789 i.arrows out of the south g the cold front hasn't moved through yet. 63 in philadelphia, two degrees high of the record high, wilmington and trenton, 63. atlantic city 64. allentown, 69. satellite six showing thunderstorms rolling through ahead of the cold front. it's a pree frontal trough limiting weather in delaware. here's the cold front. once it clears, the winds pick up and stay windy through the morning hours. wind advisory in effect midnight through 11:00. we could have wind gusts up to 45 miles per hour. morning commute, hold on to your cats. the garbage could be flipped over. good luck finding the kanya. bundle up the kids for the bus stop, 6:43, 8:44. windchills around freezing and through the day, windchills stuck in the 30s as low pressure intensifies, high pressure from the west, 49 feels 39. we have a weak system friday bringing snow showers, not

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he gets the hamburger and he never fpays you. this is essentially based on the same idea. amnesty now in addition to increasing immigration and we promise to enforce the law down the road. nobody believes that. >> heather, there are some early indications that over the short tenure of president trump we've seen a marked decrease in the number of unauthorized entries into the united states. are there any lessons we can take away from that? >> yes. law enforcement works. the rule of law matters. you send signals for better or for worse. you send a signal when you're not enforcing the law that we allow our immigration policy to be determined by people outside of the country in their decisions to come in, and when you announce that in fact you are going to take the rule of law seriously, people respond. this is a message we learned in new york city with policing. that should be understood by every police chief today that whether you decide to enforce the law or not, you do change behavior. certainly one of the greatest travesties we're experiencing today and that i applaud pre

so if donald trump wants to share a hamburger with kim jong-un, that is a very good idea, but the ideaf using force against north korea went even their artillery, 10,000 guns north of seoul, conventional artillery can take out a city that has a third of the south korean population, you just really have no military option on the korean peninsula. unfortunately, a lot of folks in washington have not gotten that straigight. amy: i w want to turn to whihite house spokesperson sean spicer speaking last week. >> we're very troubled by the launch of missiles that occurred from north korea. i think that is why the thaad missile system we startrted to deploy into south korea is so important. we will contininue to work with the government of f south koreao make sure that they have the defense is necessary to protect themselves. the deployment of the thaad system is critical to their protection, as witnessed by this weakens missile ballistic test. china and u.s. understand the threat that north korea poses to the region and i think there are areas that we can work together to protect the country.

uh-oh, not a safe internal temperature for those hamburgers. puts everyone at high risk for food-borne illness. you get a red card -- undercooked. always read and follow the package cooking instructions and use a food thermometer. let's see how our winning team cooked it safe and avoided problems. well, i just kept focus on the four food safety steps -- clean, separate, cook, and chill. and we followed the package cooking instructions and took the temperature. can you cook it safe? >>> closed captioning provided by -- and this is me treating back pain with icy hot® smartrelief™. starts blocking pain immediately at the nerve level. icy hot® smartrelief™. >>> this video has people on the internet doing a double take. >> the cameraman just missed it. what just happened? >> the cameraman didn't miss it. you did. >> did you see it? >> no. >> you can see the ball goes up and goes to the backcourt. >> did they practice that? >> it's called -- >> i have heard of twin language but not twin body lang wage. >> i'm so mad i missed it. >> you can see the tw

i will pay you tuesday for a hamburger today. they are not sure they're going to see the payments. >> i think they can count that president trump is going to be a man of his word. he made a commitment to repeal obamacare and replace it with the kind of reforms that would allow americans to buy health insurance across state lines the way you buy life insurance and car insurance bird by giving states the flexibility to implement reforms in medicaid a little bit like we did in indiana. those programs were -- will better serve our most vulnerable citizens. this is part of a healthy debate, healthy dialogue. the president has meeting -- been meeting with leaders in the congress. i have been doing the same. different than back in 2010 when obamacare was literally forced through the congress with very little debate. what the american people are seeing is what they expect congress to do and that's to propose and consider amendments to see if there's ways to improve legislation. an outcome that will serve the best interests of the america

reporter: a campaign rally by the turkish foreign minister on tuesday night in hamburg.gave a dramatic speech, saying turkish citizens in germany are being suppressed. tensions between germany and turkey have escalated. the turkish politicians urge support on the referendum next week in their country. our poll shows 91% of germans oppose the turkish politicians campaigning in turkey. only 6% are in favor. after the cancellation of appearances by turkish politicians in germany at several of the events, the turkish president said on sunday that germany was engaging in knotty practices -- nazi practices. the german government did not rule out appearances by the turkish politicians. but in our poll, 77% of germans say they do not want the country to allow campaigning by turkish politicians, only 19% disagree. overall, eligible voters are more critical of the german government than in the previous month. 44% say they are satisfied with the government, while a slight majority, 55%, say they are dissatisfied or very dissatisfied. this year's federal election is already looming

there is lingering snowflakes and the heavier stuff in lavender is parting easton and reading and hamburg a broken pattern of lighter precipitation, we thought the heavier stuff would end mid-day. and the storm system pulls away and the winds shift from the northwest and some pops through and does not have much additional impact. around the predawn hours at 4:00 and 10:00, the low pressure center was so close to the coast it did produce the change ore off the coast, givingsouth jers the coast it punched the rain line close to srted with snow r 3, 4, 5 inches and then for hours and hours it was rain and sleet and freezing rain and there are still power outages with the freezing rain and ice on the limbs and wires. and up north mainly snow with some sleet mixing in but this is why you don't have as much snow on the ground in philadelphia and a lot more ice. be careful on the roadways out there even later today after the precipitation ends. so snow and sleet so far, in and around the immediate region, we are talking about the i-95 corridor. philadelphia fire company 56, 5 inches, king of pru

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turkish officials in the past weeks when they rallied in germany by the turkish foreign minister in hamburgt the other day. angela merkel for the first time today said this is an option to ban those rallies altogether if turkish officials do not comply with the law. sarah: germany has a significant turkish population. that is why the turkish poppy -- politicians want to campaign here. is is likely to become an election issue? charlotte: it already is. there are around 3 million people of turkish descent living in germany. it is the biggest turkish community outside of turkey. erdogan wants to rally voters here, the 1.4 million eligible voters. that is the turkish side. on the other hand we have the german general elections coming up in september. those 3 million people of turkish descent tonight -- do not play a decisive role, but what does is most certainly turkish, german relations. there is pressure on the chancellor to take a stronger stance. a majority of germans want her to take a stronger stance in regards to president erdogan. also saying that she should forbid these rallies by turk

today, 70% of their revenue comes from selling hamburgers.t to drive the product mix to have 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

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and it doesn't matter whether it is a farmworker, a hamburger flipper, a legal researcher, a radiologistpsychologist, or an oncologist. so it is not just the low skill works. if that happens, we will have dramatic gdp growth, dramatic productivity growth -- all the traditional economic metrics -- and, because more people are out of work, more income disparity. it is hard to say whether it will happen in 30 years or 50 years, but i will, i am pretty sure, happen. emily: but what happens to all those people who don't have jobs? vinod: the critical question is, how do we fairly address the people who are left out of this? and it will be most of the people. the good news is we will have enough gdp to provide basic income to everybody. i know it sounds horrific. but we will have the resources. if per capita income is $150,000, $200,000, $300,000, i think some sort of basic income as per capita income climbs above $100,000 will become very, very important. and that will be a social and political issue we have to address. emily: hampton creek is a company that so many people have been excited a

reporter: one day earlier, the turkish foreign minister had held a rally at the turkish consulate in hamburg for an upcoming referendum in turkey that would expand presidential power. as for other campaigners, the original venue for the event pulled out at the last minute to even so, before cavusoglu departed, he made a gesture of conciliation. another meeting of the foreign ministers will take place in turkey. brent: we want to pull in our political correspondent now on the story for us. good evening to you. the turkish foreign minister practically repeated his nazi comparison even after meeting with his german counterpart. the question has been posed, white is german chancellor angela merkel not taking a stronger stand here? reporter: welcome angela merkel knows that german-turkish relations are at a new low with the german journalists that is detained in turkey right now, with the rallies of turkish ministers that were canceled by several local german authorities in a germany, and also by those nazi comparisons that you mentioned just now. the foreign minister this morning and drew a very

about 1200 to 1400 -- it was the intersection of two great trading routes -- prague to paris and hamburgvenice. but today, the great trade is tourism. rothenburg is a huge hit with shoppers. true, this is a great place to buy cuckoo clocks, steins, and dirndls, but see the town first. most of the buildings were built by 1400. like many medieval towns, the finest and biggest houses were built along herrengasse, named for the herren, or the wealthy class. the commoners built higgledy-piggledy farther from the center, near the walls. hanging shop signs advertise what they sold -- knives, armor, bread, whatever. rothenburg's wall, with its beefy fortifications and intimidating gates, is about a mile around and provides great views and a good orientation. rodertor is the only tower you can actually climb. it's worth the hike for the commanding city view and the fascinating display on the bombing of rothenburg in the last weeks of world war ii, when much of the city was destroyed. but rothenburg's most devastating days were 400 yrs ago, during the thirty years' war. in the 1600s, the catholic

hamburg out in berks county and reading just about ready to pick up a little bit of that as well.down to the south it looks like areas just to the south of media and chadds ford in southern delaware county also southern chester county picking up some of this. new castle county delaware also seeing some and glassboro and elmer also beginning to pick up some of this. it looks like this immediate batch of showers only just glances through philadelphia especially down by the airport. and then farther south we go and it looks like mays landing is picking up slightly heavier cell highlighted in yellow, fortescue after that. so, little bit of off and on nuisance precipitation. that's going to last probably until about 9 o'clock or so. then it should be done. temperature 45 degrees. winds out of the west at just 6 miles per hour. not all that strong currently and future tracker six showing you that between now and noon we statement basically cloudy. again, those sprinkles and showers mainly early. this afternoon though we start to transition to clearer skies and we will see the return of

hamburger ruled out clapgs, but warned that the outriggers could collapse. >> one of the drawbacks of an outrigger design, outrigger designs are wonderful for wind. you have to be very careful with them for earthquakes. >> reporter: the question is just how severe a quake it would take to make the biddiuilding a total loss. >> he could figure out what level of earthquake would cause that red tag, and if i lived in the building i would, you know, for the cost of obtaining one of those fancy lawyers for a couple of days, you could probably get ron to run that analysis. >> reporter: lj millennium says has been analyzed and it has been determined safe for okay pabsy. sense before construction began in 2006, both the city and millennium's experts have declared it safe. one of the experts urged that the designers do the more sophisticated type of analysis for the outriggers to quote, investigate performance of these important elements and bring factor of safety for them to a desirable level. the project's engineer said that was unnecessary, as the outriggers were designed based on well-unde

uh-oh, not a safe internal temperature for those hamburgers.everyone at high risk for food-borne illness. you get a red card -- undercooked. always read and follow the package cooking instructions and use a food thermometer. let's see how our winning team cooked it safe and avoided problems. well, i just kept focus on the four food safety steps -- clean, separate, cook, and chill. and we followed the package cooking instructions and took the temperature. can you cook it safe? >>> i'm not a huge fan of golf. just doesn't interest me that much. pretty sure my cousin kangaroo here feels the same way. >> or is he posing? >> just very much i see you finish your round. how about a round with me? >> hey, sheila. >> like it. >> how about that? >> apparently you two are feeling frisky today. >> so is the kangaroo. >> that's how you want to take it, fine. i just thought he was -- couldn't be bothered. >> don't be rude. >> the next two animals i think decidedly more interested in golf. murphy here at the rush creek golf club helping some of the greens kee