the meat can cause people to get sick especially when it's undercooked. researchers say ground beef from cows grass fed and raised without antibiotics wes less harmful. >>> there are complaints that some jeep suvs can roll away when they are parked. the probe covers the 2014, 2015 model years. the ntsb says it's received at least 14 complaints, including five crashes and three injuries. chrysler spokesman says the company is cooperating with the eaks and the agency has not made any finding that there's a safety defect. >>> grateful dead fans, a new spinoff of the group called dead and company is coming to their bay area at the end of the year. tickets for two years at the bill graham auditorium go on sale this friday. they will also play at the forum down in los angeles. the per >>> now, new technology can turn your smartphone into a bodyguard. today on the 4, it's tech tuesday. we're breaking down the top ways you can use your smartphone to call the police, call a friend and even secretly record audio and video if you are in trouble. that's today on the

he was signaling that the markets undercooked it.onathan: i want to bring in a voice from the other side of the atlantic. he spoke to the fed vice chair, who said the united states and u.k. are in a similar position. >> the behavior of the british economy is remarkably similar to that of hours in terms of inflation and unemployment. there are fewer and fewer that are growing decently. >> the problem is not with the part that is unusual, that is going just fine, it is the inflation part. if we were just inflation target or's, we would be in the same situation. you, if: john, to stanley fischer headed up the bank of england would we be talking them at the rate hike you're talking about? we have to bear in mind that a central banks job is as much to project forward where they expect data to go into look through some of the near-term issues we face. this is about an inflationary trend around the globe which is the commodity complex. the idea that we should be knee-jerk into that just at a point where anecdotal reports suggest that there

. >> [indiscernible] [laughter] senator rubio: i might have overcooked them, not undercooked to them. [laughter] senator rubio: thank you. thanks for having me. senator rubio: let me guess, they are having pork? [laughter] >> [indiscernible] >> hi. what is your plan to turn minnesota into a red state? senator rubio: you know, we have a plan for all americans. i think americans in minnesota and all of the country want their children to do better than themselves. the only way we will do that is to become globally competitive, modernize higher education, and make sure our military is the strongest in the world. we need to do at job of convincing them that we are the party that stands with them. >> thank you. >> [indiscernible] >> senator, what did you learn today, anything? >> [indiscernible] to theave more road white house coverage coming up in about 15 minutes with rick terry at the iowa state fair. looking overcast, not too bad. , comingidate soapbox up. we will follow that with your phone calls and your reaction on twitter and facebook. then we are in new hampshire for a down -- town

you undercook it and let it sit and it mellows into itself. >> reporter: it melts in your mouth. >> we put stuff on top, but kept it minimalistic. i want you to taste the food. >> reporter: the seafood is delicious. the salad at the end with the fresh corn and cherry tomatoes all from around this area, he really has it down. i recommend anybody check out esca. christina: the flavors shine through. >> reporter: he let the flavors and ingredients speak for themselves. doesn't cloud it up with a bunch of stuff. dari: and how cool he goes fishing. >> reporter: he caught it with his bare hands. i did, too. dari: you can catch simone in the city saturdays 10:00 a.m. and 7 p.m. on fox 5. christina: when you're running for president, actions can speak louder than words. dari: hear what a body language expert has to say about the debate. christina: and a building has been transformed to provide a better life for homeless men and [african-style music] take my hand to the land take my hand to the land, whoa-oh! (narrator) only one family goes to incredible lengths to make sure your family time ne

you undercook it a little bit and it kind of all mellows into itself. >> it does. it's so moist. it melts in your mouth. >> we put stuff on top of it, but we still kept it pretty minimalistic. i wanted you to be able to taste the fish. here's to fluke fishing. >> catch simone's new show right after our newscast, "simone in in the city." >>> a new hip-hop musical has audiences exploring the history of new york. >>> and mcdonald's wants you to have your burger your way for a little more cheddar, you can customize your meals, coming up. because 100% whole grain oats are incredibly good for you. because they're heart healthy because they're good for kids. and granddads and everyone else in the family. everything we do is because of what really matters most. the goodness of oats and the people we love. switch now, new york and get installed as early as today. mom switched. we switched. i switched to time warner cable and knew exactly when they were coming. thanks to their 1 hour appointment window. for $89.99 a month, you'll get 100 meg internet, hundreds of hd channels, and unlimited

. >> most of the victims ate undercooked, contaminated hamburgers from jack in the box restaurants. >four are in critical condition. >> ten are hooked up to kidney dialysis machines. >> today, a small child fights to live. >> it really was a war zone here, and i think jack in the box was that crisis moment for the public realizing that this quintessential american meal, the hamburger, could kill kids. >> the legal battles have just begun. >> narrator: bill marler became the lead attorney in the case against jack in the box. >> four children died. >> a small white casket carried the 17-month-old child. >> and they died really... this is not, like, an easy death. i mean, when these children die, they usually die of... their bowel perforates, they die of strokes, they die of heart attacks. >> narrator: it was a watershed moment. the crisis had exposed gaping holes in the meat safety system. the u.s. department of agriculture, which oversees meat safety, had failed to keep deadly strains of bacteria, like e. coli o157, from reaching consumers. >> that was a seminal event for the agency. w

. >> [indiscernible] [laughter] might haveio: i overcooked them, not undercooked to them.laughter] senator rubio: thank you. thanks for having me. senator rubio: let me guess, they are having pork? [laughter] >> [indiscernible] >> hi. your plan to turn minnesota into a red state? senator rubio: you know, we have a plan for all americans. i think americans in minnesota and all of the country want do better thanto themselves. the only way we will do that is to become globally competitive, modernize higher education, and make sure our military is the strongest in the world. we need to do at job of convincing them that we are the party that stands with them. >> thank you. >> [indiscernible] >> senator, what did you learn today, anything? >> [indiscernible] >> coming up tonight on c-span, liberal activist at the annual annual left at the forum in new york city. featuring speakers and activists -- among the speakers a hip-hop artist, clergy, and commuted organizers. here is a brief serbia. >> the democratic or a for me is a series of interest groups that cooperate at election ti

the beef can cause people to get sick, especially when it's undercooked. researchers say that ground beef from cows that are grass fed and raised without antibiotics was less less likely to have -- less likely to have the bacteria. >>> they want to improve bus service along van ness from mission to the marina district but the project would involve removing 200 trees and some are 50 years ole. there's a public hearing at city hall last night. >> we proexpect 60,000 riders will be taking this service when it's all said and done in 2019. >> at what cost? do you -- do you make the city uglier and dirtier and take out nature? i don't agree with that. >> the project is scheduled to start early next year and those against it have 15 days to appeal. >>> it will be the end of the line for paper transfers at san francisco muni. muni says it's seeking bids for new fare boxes. and they will print a transfer that includes the exact time that the ticket expires. under the current system, the operator has to tear off a piece of paper that shows the time of day that the t