meter and finally, it arrives at the port of hamburg. it is 15 stories high and as long as for soccer fields. it is only carrying about half a payload but it's weeks through shallow and narrow passageways. next it is nowhere as big as i imagine, it is only a large container ship. >> if you compared to other containers, it is impressive, it is a nice site. this supersized container is the result of cutthroat competition to offer the lowest prices for cargo. for years, the simple formula was the more containers you can stack ownership, the easier it would be to transfer them around the world. jack containers even more, even the shipping companies. the huge vessels made port like hamburg are stretched to the limit. they cannot fit under bridges, their access to terminals is limited. 200 million euros are invested every year. taxpayers share a portion of the cost. they have to finance the things we need to keep the port running to keep it competitive, infrastructure like bridges, roads and dredging the river. there is no end in site towards

. >> today is national hamburger day!s classic barbecue staple is said to originate in hamburg germany. but eating a patty on a bun is an american tradition. philadelphia ranks tops when it comes to the top five hamburg loving cities in the countries. the city of brotherly love is second to seattle and followed by boston and baltimore and miami. i just suggested skip the gym and a, burger today. >> reporter: i'm skip the gym. it's not just cheese steaks it's hamburgers. i could use a good burger. what a gorgeous morning we have out there, battleship new jersey, most locations are well into the 60s we're shooting for highs in the mid 70s when all is said and done. we're not looking at anything like this. may rainfall totals, look at the numbers, atlantic city 7 inches of rain this month the normal is 3. philadelphia 6.12. wilmington closing in on 6. trenton at 5 inches, allentown, 3.81 inches of rain so far this month of may. if you're feeling left out in the lehigh valley wait until you see what's heading your way overnig

. >>> fire up your barbecue and make your favorite hamburger. today is national hamburger day.is said to have originated in hamburg, germany. eating it on the bun is an american tradition dating back to 1885. americans eat approximately 50 billion burgers a year and memorial day weekend is traditionally the start of grilling season. lisa, full disclosure. i had a hamburger yesterday for the first time in two months at my friend's barbecue. >> why did you wait so long? >> i don't know. it's been more of a challenge. how is the barbecue weather shaping up for today? >> good. we will need that prep to keep you warm at the coast. temperatures will be cool in the 60s. lots of clouds from half moon bay in pacifica. right now, 52 in the city. emeryville, you can see it in the distance. hazy at 56 degrees. we'll talk about 60s around the bay and numbers inching up inland next. >>> lisa, thank you. >>> also ahead, the giants bats finally wake up against the braves. anthony flores shows us who sparked the offense. coming u you brush your teeth diligently... two times a day right? but 80%

the first known hamburger patty is said to have originated in hamburg, germany.an tradition dating back to 1885. americans eat approximately 50 billion burgers a year and memorial day weekend is traditionally the start of grilling season. li lisa, yesterday, my buddies had a barbecue and i had a burger for the first time in two months. it was fun. i've been doing this plant-based thing. >>> we're looking at a typical start to your day in santa cruz where we have partial sunshine. low 50s here. made it to 70 yesterday. i think a few degrees cool ner the afternoon and locally we're going to have to wait some time before we see clearing. although, around concord, it's getting brighter. we'll talk about your sunday forecast, your memorial day and the beginning of june all in the week ahead. that's my accuweather seven-day forecast just moments away. >>> lisa, thank you. the giants' bats finally wake up against the braves. anthony flores has more coming up in sp this is a story about mail and packages. and it's also a story about people. people who rely on us every da

louis was owned by the hamburg company and it was nationalized in 1934. the captain was not too much in trouble after the work and he was awarded in 1957 by west germany for his help in the st. louis story. two years before he passed away and in 1993 he was post immensely avoided the -- posts humously honored. they decided to honor the captain. are photographs of the westside, if you want to know more about the st. louis, there are many pages on our website. it is not only the story of the st. louis, but the fate of some of the passengers. we had a project at the museum, my colleagues and i trekked down the passengers of the st. louis. we received the amazing collection at the museum in 2000 2007, now we can go further to trace down their fate. >> thank you. any questions for our speakers? by allve been spellbound that i have heard. i think the speakers for coming in and providing this presentation an opportunity to learn. i guess as i was listening i kept thinking about how some repeatsy history itself and we are living in times of reminds me of so much

i'm gonna just get a hamburger. joe t.: hamburger, okay.onis: and so what's the size of the patty on that? joe t.: the same -- three and a half ounces. the bun is the same. it's a 4-inch bun. lemonis: okay. why do i have to pay $1.00 more for this one? joe t.: 'cause the hamburger itself has no toppings. it's just meat and bread. the standard burger has lettuce, tomato... lemonis: it has no tomato on it? can i have a hamburger with lettuce? joe t.: we'd offer you the standard burger then, sir. lemonis: so i have to pay $1 for a tomato? joe t.: it's not just tomato. it's lettuce and tomato and i think there's some onions on there, also -- pickle. sammy: but i think we actually lose money like this. joe t.: we lose money like this? sammy: i think so. joe t.: so your suggestion is to leave those burgers or don't leave those burgers? -sammy: wipe them out. -joe t.: wipe them out? so the highest-selling burger in the restaurant, you want to wipe off the menu? sammy: well, it's the highest selling 'cause it's the cheapest. we're inventing items o

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i enlisted a team of producers to dig deep into the history of the hamburger.video for several months. i'm told it's the most incredible video we have ever made. here is our latest installment of where does it come from. >> hamburger, where does it come from? cows. this has been where does it come from. [laughter] [applause] >> greg: somebody is getting fired. all right. final thoughts, joey? >> hey, guys, it's memorial day. it's official grill out day. it's also official remember your dead friends that served in the military day. and i say that with a little bit of gist. if they were alive they would think it's funny. that's where we come from. something that memorial day needs to remind us and that's we are still at war. also we don't get to choose when we go to war. we are good people we would never choose to go to war. bad people make that choice for us. it's up to us to defend ourselves and those who can't defend themselves. my friends aren't with us anymore because they made that choice. most of them post 9/11 during a time of war. veterans day will come

it's hamburgers and french fries. not hamburgers and peas. she would have peas in a salad. my mother grew up with victory gardens. that's where they got their fresh produce. my father talked about the vegetable truck that would drive around the neighborhood. vegetables were some of the cheapest, easiest foods to prepare -- grains and beans. we were eating healthy and people were moving and you didn't go out to dinner. my grandmother thought it was crazy to eat out. we grew up differently. this isn't inevitable. it's been created because the culture has changed and it's hard to realize that when you are in the midst of it. that's why it's no one's fault. we are just sort of the victims of the way that things are. that means that we can also change it, that it doesn't have to be this way forever. we can implement new habits and new routines in our household. we can go back to the way things were with the added benefits of the technologies of today. we have a lot more work to do for sure. we have to make sure we don't let anybody take us back. the question is where we going ba

i enlisted a team of producers to dig deep into the history of the hamburger. video for several months. i'm told it's the most incredible video we have ever made. here is our latest installment of where does it come from. >> hamburger, where does it come from? cows. this has been where does it come from. [laughter] [applause] >> greg: somebody is getting fired. all right. final thoughts, joey? >> hey, guys, it's memorial day. it's official grill out day. it's also official remember your dead friends that served in the military day. and i say that with a little bit of gist. if they were alive they would think it's funny. that's where we come from. something that memorial day needs to remind us and that's we are still at war. also we don't get to choose when we go to war. we are good people we would never choose to go to war. bad people make that choice for us. it's up to us to defend ourselves and those who can't defend themselves. my friends aren't with us anymore because they made that choice. most of them post 9/11 during a time of war. veterans day will come

for those of you don't know me, my father is mike huckabee and my mother is a big southern hamburger. obviously, i am hilarious like my daddy. sean is fulfilling his duty as an officer in the naval reserve. that is why he cannot be here. >> i'm pretty sure i can see him hiding in those wishes. -- pushes. >> that's a naval exercise. he is trying to blend in with the surroundings. >> can you do this full-time instead of him? >> you are clearly articulate and charming, where is he is bullish. >> liar liar pants on fire. spicy's back, sarah is out. let's do this. first question. >> the people say based on present trump's tweets, he is unhinged. do you agree? your job and slap the hot dogs out of your mouth western mark that's offensive. if he's crazy, he is crazy like a fox. next question. >> isn't it true that president trump only fire james comey to stop the fbi investigation? >> shut up, glenn. nightthat was from last snl. there is talk inside the white house of a shakeup. your times is reporting reince previous possibly leaving. story on thehe website. newsmakers is coming up next. ha

here's the difference between hamburger an steak.ef some of that surface bacteria can get mixed on to the inside of the patti that you make, right? so make sure the inside is nice and portion never gets exposed to that surface bacteria so you're much safer eating a rare steak than you are a rare hamburger. all right. next up -- >> i enjoy it. >> what's best for starting charcoal bill. self starting charcoal, lighter fluid and long match or a choriocele chimney starter. >> i'm going to say starter nude and a very long match. >> i'm going to say no starter fluid because it makes the meat taste like chemicals and go witness charcoal. >> it's actually charcoal chimney starter. you're both kind of right here. the lighter fluid and the self starting charcoal can contain toxics substance that is could get passed into your grilled food. certainly in terms of the taste if nothing else. not to mention the petroleum products in light fluid can pollute the surface air. your best bet use chimney or electric starter instead of briquettes burn wood

serving up hamburgers, hot dogs and grilled chicken.took the skies for the millville air show taking daring twists and turns. a show continues at the army air field museum tomorrow. and a popular jersey shore destination is making it easier to park. they're unveiling a parking smart phone app. it allows them to pay for parking and extend that session. >> love and music in the air where a couple said i do inside their favorite music shop in front of family and friends. congratulations. not bad day to have a wedding, right? >> i'm so curious. rain might be a factor. >> we had a couple of scattered showers and delaware. and the good news is most of the viewing area stayed dry. however i am tracking a cold front and a low. you know that means we always have showers moving in. i will be track that for you hour by hour. for the lehigh valley lots of upper 50s and 60s. 62 degrees. allen town, 59. your high temperature, allen town for today, 74 degrees. and bethlehem, current temperature, 60 for you. really nice temperatures for tonight. curren

she was working at a little hamburg are joint named the bionic burger. >> it was that natural beauty that caught the eye of her husband, carl. they met when they were just kids. >> she was 16. i was 19. >> where did you meet her? >> splendora, texas. she was working at a little hamburg are joint named the bionic burger. wow, i didn't know i would get me a wife when i got me a burger. >> a wedding soon followed at city hall. 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 their big party. >> i said would you marry me again if i asked you to? she said, well, yeah. i says, okay. >> you know, they wanted to renew their love, show everybody. >> and it was a way for her to get her dream wedding. gosh. >> a few years after that, she got her real estate license and her best friends, stacy, brenda and denise say it didn't take long for bever

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and take the subway to e see the mets. >> you can have a hamburger, but you can also have the streetnish food, beef patties, this is all within queens. which neighborhood is the best? >> i love the chinese korean neighborhoods. it's so much better than china town. >> it's really u authentic. >> cooking for chinese people and not worried about attracting anybody. they don't need anybody else's business. they are going to keep it right. particularly korean food. more resolutely have refused to change or adapt their food to other flavors. they are not preparing it the way it should be made, the way taught them or whatever they learned and have kept it real chrks is what makes it so exciting. >> so what's the one thing people need to try? >> put your toe in the water with korean barbecue. it's pretty accessible. >> anthony bourdain starts in just a moment. but first, i want to take a note to honor the passing of a former reporter. he worked for cnn from 1983 to 2001. found himself on the scene of many major stories mm among them, one of the first to enter saudi arabia after the invasion

where should she have a hamburger in l.a. that would be better than driving to san diego?'t know. >> jimmy: i would say father's office is a good place. >> that's good. >> jimmy: the apple pan. >> that's old fashioned. been there 50, 60 years. >> jimmy: you can't go wrong with in and out. >> a lot of good burger places. why not go from san diego to tijuana and have tacos? >> jimmy: there you go. >> why stop there? help build the wall. with taco shells. >> jimmy: you're a big movie star now. you're able to still go to fast food restaurants and walk around amongst humans? >> you know, kind of. >> jimmy: kind of? >> sort of. it is really interesting because, you know, there's no training for this. i just wanted to be a working actor. that happened and all of a sudden it is like a couple of breaks happen here and there, and people are recognizing me. >> jimmy: i see your face on people's shirts all the time, at least a drawing of your face from "breaking bad." >> i will see a walter white shirt on some guy and i will sneak up to him and saddle up next to him and just go, i lik

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host: last year, trump said he would be willing to have a hamburger with the north korean leader. let's talk about what we are seeing militarily. japan just a ploy to its largest warship to join american vessels off the best deployed its largest warship to join american vessels off the -- just deployed its largest warship to join american vessels off the peninsula. how significant is that? correspondent: it shows that america is not going it alone. other countries are concerned about north korea, as is the united states. this gives legitimacy to american actions in the region. the second purpose is for donald trump to show to his ace -- base at home that he is following up on his campaign promise not to give other nations a free pass. other tions have to contribute. it is a largely symbolic move. i don't think north korea will be impressed. in fact, it could give another boost to them propaganda-wise, because japan has a very bad record on the korean peninsula. i am not sure this will improve the situation on the ground. host: thank you very much. it is mayday, and protests in fra

today is the actual day that we honor the american staple because today is national ham bur bu -- hamburger day. americans throw down about 50 billion a year. three burgers is a start. >>> still ahead, at one of the most historic race, one of the craziest crashes you'll ever see. of providing reliable energy and that'll never change. what is changing, is our name to dominion energy. it's a reflection of our commitment to energy innovation and renewable sources like solar, wind... and cleaner energy like natural gas. and we'll continue to innovate, upgrade technology, protect our environment and serve our communities. dominion energy. more than a new name, a new way of seeing energy. >>> talk about how the rain affected everything else. how about the net sns. >> maybe a little wit of a delay. what a weekend in general for the pitching staffer. they recorded out. this afternoon joe ross on the mound and no pitcher has gotten more run support than ross. not the case today. a rain delay to start this one but nats fans are tough. ross probably wants this one back. takes it over the wall and writ

uh-oh, not a safe internal temperature for those hamburgers. that 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? ♪ when you recognize something isn't right, make the call to the veterans crisis line at 1-800-273-8255 and press 1. >>> welcome back. i want to show you what i am seeing here at the live desk. this is a live look at houston, texas, in the area right now where a restaurant has gone up in flames. you can see all that smoke coming from where the restaurant once stood. i also want to show you images from just a few minutes ago, and you can really see those flames when they started to pick up and this is in harris city, just outside of houston, and it's a barbecue r

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

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syrian crisis and agreed to schedule a meeting at the g20 in july to be held in the german city of hamburg. the european court of human rights has found russian authorities guilty of being complicit in the torture and maltreatment of police detainees. a court in strasburg ordered russian authorities to pay 100,000 euros compensation to three men. the defendant said that while in custody, police said beaten them , half suffocated them, and left them tied up to force them to coess. of their claims were backed up by medical evidence. the court said russian authorities failed to investigate these allegations. moscow has three months to appeal. tonight, north korea is accusing the united states of pushing the korean peninsula to the brink of nuclear war. that is after two u.s. bombers were deployed over the area in a training exercise with south korea. tensions have been mounting over north korea's pursuit of nuclear weons and ballistic missiles in defiance of you when sanctions. the white house's reaction to john yang's rhetoric has been mixed. reporter: the supersonic bomber is capable of fly

. >> on top of your hamburger. >> on my pizza. >>> stormtracker 6 live double scan shows us we are dryand as we look outside we have a lot of left over clouds in the region and earlier in center city we were at sister city garden. is that what that is called? sister city park next to the basilica. and apparently the kids can walk around on the rocks and stuff. nobody there today though because kids are still in school and it's not the best looking day out there. 66 is your temperature and winds from the east at 10 miles per hour. a little breezy and not too bad. still cool and fairly cloudy in philadelphia although as you look to the west and north there are areas breaking out more sunshine and today is that kind of day where some of u.s. see sun and some of you stuck under mostly cloudy skies and some of you get a brightening sky. a high in philadelphia of 71 and we won't get there until later in the day say 5:00. 73 in reading and the closer you get to the close the cooler we stay. 66 in a.c. and 54 in cape may. all right be then the phillies play again tonight and trying to win agai

uh-oh, not a safe internal temperature for those hamburgers.t 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? >>> listen up before you start finishing breakfast today. there could be a contamination. the company says it does not receive reports of anybody getting sick so far and you can return any of the recalled products at the store where you bought it for a refund. >>> one of the contestants right >>> one of the contestants right here from the bay area on "jeopardy." >> go gators. >> good times. he teached in palo alto and is competed against 15 of the sharpest educators. he's going to appear on today's show and you can see jeopardy at 7:00 a.m. here on abc7. >>> and a t

one, is it safe to eat rare hamburger as long as it is warm in the center true or false? on, that's how i order my hamburger, and i've eaten steak tar-tar, which is raw meat. >> isn't that colds? >> yes. >> so i say false. >> false. >> so here is the difference. actually it is false, the difference here dealing with ground beaver, some that far surface bacteria on the outside can get mixed to the inside the pat when making the little hamburger patties, that bacteria lives on the inside, never really gets exposed to the appropriate cooking temperatures to kill off the bacteria. so particularly in the case of raw meat, different with steak be the inside never gets exposed make sure you cook it all the way through. two, which is best for starting a charcoal grill? self-starting charcoal, lighter fluid, very long match, or a charcoal chimney starter? what do you think? >> i know lighter flew syd no good. it tastes like lighter fluid then. >> self-starting charcoal? >> so the charcoal chimney start is her actually going to be your best bet. mike you mentioned the lighter fluid

her father is an imam in hamburg. the family started to isolate hevi more and more.hey didn't allow her to get together with her friends. then, her father picked out a husband for his underage daughter and was going to make her marry him. hevi: i thought about killing myself. that was my first idea to solve my dilemma. i didn't know anything about any organizations i could go to to get some kind of support. they made me feel so small. i had no idea i could get help anywhere. reporter: hevi's case is no isolated one, says terre des femmes. the human rights organization has produced a video calling for action. more and more young girls are coming to germany as refugees. some of them have been forced to marry in the camps on the way. around 1400 married underage girls were registered last year in germany -- one out of four under the age of 14. the true number is thought to be even higher. mahmoud and his wife fled to germany from a village in syria. they don't understand what the debate is about. mahmoud's wife was underage when they married. mahmoud is reluctant to spe

and he needs a lot of hamburger. >> reporter: then across town for the golden retriever rescue of theockies, where every dog will eventually have a home. families like dick and robin valure, looking to adopt suddenly fasd doggie disorder. >> i kept lookin' around and here's sundance, and i'm going you know what? that's a sign. >> reporter: in just minutes, a lifetime decision. >> okay, we're going home. >> tell him speak >> reporter: and off to his first night in america. >> we got our sleeping bags out and threw them on the floor, took our pillows down, and that dog got to sleep right in between us. >> reporter: so you went to sleep on the floor. >> oh, my god. mm-hm. >> reporter: why? >> because i think they need to realize that you're there for them. >> reporter: back at golden retriever rescue of the rockies, valentine listened in as director kevin shipley said the turkish dogs who've come here have a nickname. >> turkey dogs. >> reporter: turkey dogs. >> operation turkey dog colorado. i've got a turkey dog, and their neighbors look at them sideways. >> reporter: dick and robin's

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at a concord soccer field, some students say their school offer lunch picks they have hamburgers and pizza and stuff. >> reporter: many parents and students say they prefer that schools offer more fresh foods. >> my son likes that there's more option in regards to fruits and salads. >> reporter: jana katsuyama, ktvu fox 2 news picture, sonoma county jail inmate who escaped from the north county jail is back in custody. authorities say richard medina stopped clothing and bedding inside a sheet to make it look like he was asleep in his cell yesterday morning. deputies believe they climbed over a fence topped with razor wire but he was found at a home in windsor later in the day. medina started serving a six- month sentence for adult with a deadly weapon in mid-march. >>> one worker at a half moon bay restaurant is under arrest, accused of using his cell phone to record people inside a women's bathroom. this happened at jersey joe's restaurant and the victims include children. one woman eating at the restaurant found the phone saturday night. investigators determined it belonged to pedr

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he was with two friends when he was hit by a car on the a21; autobahn in gudow, near hamburg, at aboutg "cell phone pictures of themselves" health inspectors are investigating several cases of hepatitis a which may be linked to a bakery in lanarkshire. thejb christie bakery was closed while the authorities looked into nine confirmed and nine suspected cases of the disease. all the patients, who were treated in hospital are said to be "well and responding to treatment". the investigation is focusing on iced cakes, decorated cakes and pastries produced at the bakery. the palestinian militant group hamas has published its first new policy document since its founding charter, in an effort to soften its image. in the document, hamas declares its willingness to accept an interim palestinian state within the pre—1967 boundaries, but without recognising israel's right to exist. earlier i spoke with our middle east correspondent who told me more about the new document. what we see in this new policy document is a much more moderate language and softening of the positions that are widely quoted