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when they had to hamburg next week they will have two days to discuss all of these issues and we know they don't necessarily see eye tie on all of them. donald trump will be there. vladimir putin. as well asturkey several other country leaders who have very different ideas to angela merkel and other european leaders when it comes to issues such as migration and climate change. angela merkel bookings for as much -- looking for as much unity as possible. >> australian police have charged the country's most figure withlic figure historical sex offenses. the 76-year-old is the highest-ranking vatican official to be charged in the catholic church's long-running sexual abuse scandal. police say the accusations were made by more than one person. he will be in court on july 18. >> the highest-ranking vatican official to ever be charged with sexual abuse. , chiefl george pell financial advisor and australia's most senior catholic will face melbourne magistrates on july 18 to answer to allegations of sexual abuse. >> cardinal pell is facing multiple charges. there are multiple complainants rela

heads of state at the g-20 meeting in hamburg. matt miller joins us from berlin. he will be covering the event. and in new york, michael mckee, international policy correspondent. matt miller, there is a lot to talk about. angela merkel has been talking of this event, stressing the two sides of the atlantic are not necessarily on the same page on a number of issues here. matt miller: absolutely. to some extent, she might give up a little bit on that relationship. she has really important meetings, aside from the kind of atmosphere that surrounds donald trump. i don't want to say circus, but there is a lot of media around donald trump but not a lot of meat when it comes to agreement. she is meeting with president xi . she has hot button issues to deal with with president erdogan out of turkey. deliverrump does not

police department after hundreds of officers deployed to help secure next month's g twenty summit in hamburg was sent home of the reports of wild partying peter all of the reports. in just over two weeks germany will. because directing one of the biggest security operations in this recent history of the g twenty summit arrives in hamburg police from all over the country is being drafted in but it's one particular group from right here in berlin that hit the headlines. so how police informed us that hundreds of forces did not behave properly there and therefore they sent them back to berlin it's alleged that as many as three hundred offices are being sent home after excessive partying at the former refugee center that they were being housed in base included scenes of heavy drinking sex and public urination the german tabloid newspaper billed how some pictures of just before the party got really out of hand as you can imagine police chiefs involved in organizing humbug less than happy the forces are back in but when with this action the police commander has made it very clear that this kind of

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

president donald trump at the g20 summit in hamburg. >> defense ministers for the u.s.-nato allies agree to decrease support for afghan special -- increase support for afghan special forces. jim matheson said there is a consensus among a nato allies that we pull troops to rapidly in 2011. a russian jury has convicted five men in the shooting of one of president putin's harshest critics. his family says those who ordered his killing still have not been brought to justice. correspondent: after just over two days of deliberations, the moscow jury delivered its verdict. they found the men guilty of trying to murder the russian opposition leader. their motive was a 220,000 euro bounty. despite the convictions, a major question remains unanswered. who ordered the killing and will later made -- who ordered the killing and will they be made responsible? >> after two years of investigations, the russian secret services have not been able to find the masterminds or the organizers. nemtsov was murdered in 2015 on a bridge to the kremlin. he was hit in the back with bullets. he was

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trump going to have a hamburger and from french fries you know he'll say something like. it's like that potentially but you know that the g twenty is meeting and there's their theme is shaping you interconnected world and not where he's coming from all right so we'll see how this this goes if he sort of has the big foot and some silly things and has to some of the other g twenty leaders smirking as they did at the nato meeting we'll see how that goes but then there is the transpacific partnership even though we're not part of it to continue to watch you've got to contend now after we just spoke about right and the other one you've asked me about germany earlier but there was also a trans atlantic trade agreement that had been negotiated for i don't know three four years and that's just sitting around i don't have any hope i'm not going to hold my breath on that but that is the actual vehicle once the president administration gets around to it trying to foster increased competition and cross border synchronicity on trade with europe but it will be a little bit before they

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europe is at its highest for a generation the highest in the past twenty years the g twenty meeting in hamburg is of course a potential target for terrorists like any other important public event as thousands of demonstrators are getting ready to descend on how membered for the g twenty and with the terror threat across europe remaining high this scandal couldn't have come at a worse time peter all of our. things horse yesterday how it wednesday is going good i'm kevin i would invite you to. cross almost always adults who don't calm as well coming up after the break on out international the real effects of the first world cup between the rich and poor laid bare in a program called divide the time in britain island you go going underground talking bricks. police brutality. manufacture consent to stick to the public will. when the closest to protect themselves. with the flaming. lips and be the one percent. we can all middle of the room see. the real news. host the center of. the law i. call. it a live show so. you. just. have to leave. the box without the car. was i don't know that my. cell pho

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and we will be live with you from hamburg on the g20. this is boris nemtsov.inent opposition leader in russia. today five men were found guilty of murdering him in 2015. sarah rainsford was in court. for nine months they have stood accused of murdering one of president putin‘s biggest critics. this week they protested their innocence again, claiming they had only confessed under torture. the jury only confessed under torture. the jury did not believe them. after 12 hours considering the evidence they found all five men guilty. boris nemtsov was shot in the back right beside the kremlin. thejury heard how his killers had trailed him for months before striking. he was once a political high—flyer here, the deputy prime minister. he had been pushed into the margins under vladimir putin but was still a thorn in the kremlin‘s site. the day he died he was on the radio calling president putin ally for denying russian troops were fighting in ukraine. he had planned march that wheat for peace. it became a of morning instead. a stunned crowd demanded justice. boris nemts

that's why i do -- >> seth: do you eat a lot of hamburgers? hamburger on one of your menus? >> exactly. >> seth: and so -- is it a good burger? are you pleased with it? >> really, really great. >> seth: what kind of meat do you use? >> we do a lamb. >> seth: uh-huh. >> a duck and also beef and chicken. >> seth: all together? >> separate. >> seth: separate. [ laughter ] so you have four burgers on your menu? >> beginning. >> seth: okay, gotcha. >> exactly. so this is a fish pasta. >> seth: okay. >> cilantro on top. and a little lime juice. see, beautiful, right? >> seth: this tastes so good. i'm very excited to hear what fish pasta -- or hear what tastes what -- >> first time, right? >> seth: first time having fish pasta. this is it. >> you won't taste any fish. >> seth: i won't taste any fish? all right, watch my face. watch and you'll be able to tell. [ laughter ] this is really good. >> it's good, right? [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: it's really good. thank you so much for being here. congratulations on your new restaurant. >> thank you.

>> that. >> this is the hamburger.your veggie vehicle. you can put up deliciousness that will help you reach your nutrient needs without having the extra added sugar. >> but what about the bun? >> it will set 200 calories. i would rather you have the bun. it will make sure that you're keeping it as nutritious as possible for as little saturated fat. now potato versus macaroni salad. it is this. potato salad. potatoes are a vegetable. they are nutrients with a ton of vitamin c and potassium. >> that's good. >> all right. let's go to a picnic. all right. here we have this peanut butter and jelly sandwich or this turkey and cheese sandwich. both on whole wheat. it is this. it's the peanut butter and jelly. the practicality is there. you can grab some peanut butter to go, add fruit instead of jam, and you will have an ext nine grabs of fiber. >> as opposed to turkey. >> yes. it's higher in sodium and saturated fats which is less nutritious. >> yes, which i knew. >> you're three for something. >> now we have ballpark classi

. >> get yourself ready for the nathan's hot dog -- >> i prefer hamburgers >> nathan's is on here didn'tmiddle of the pack >> hebrew national is good if they're kosher, so they don't contain pork, the times gives you a whole dictionary as well about skinless -- is that what you're talking about natural casing >> it's about the whole firmness and snap some people hate it. some people like it. >> you speak like someone who makes hot dogs >> yeah. i'll be at the grill at some point. >>> from hot dogs to homes, kb home reporting second quarter results after the close. >> i don't know how i follow that one i don't discriminate on hot dogs or hamburgers. let's look at the stock. shares of kb home moving higher in the premarket after better than expected results. second quarter revenues grew 24% to $1 billion the company also reporting earnings of 33 cents a share that's 7 cents above estimates kb home attributing the better than expected quarter to better operating margins. q2 deliveries rose 7%. jeffrey mezger says the housing market recovery continues on a steady path and recent improvements

[laughter] >> i know how i can get a freshly baked mcdonald's hamburger. >> and a pumpkin latte. >> meanwhile, amazon is taking over the world and everyone is celebrating this move, scooping up whole foods. did anyone see the old twilight zone episode where the aliens come down and solve everything only to discover it's a cookbook to serve man. after this. >> today on forbes, the man shooting gop lawmakers posted that it's time to destroyed tromping company on facebook. the social media said agencies need to do a better job of honoring thoughts like this before they turn into acts like this. the president said his apprenticeship will get more americans in good paying job without a costly college degree. will it work? we will see you at the top of the hour >> i'm nicole with your foxbusiness brief. the dow closed at a record high for the third time this week. the s&p 500 and nasdaq closed lower as homeowners slow down the pace of construction. amazon is buying whole foods with the deal worth nearly $14 million. this is the latest news of the online retailer to get into brick brick-and-mortar r

it could well be the case that the meetings between trump and also putin, taking place in hamburg as well, the erdogan issue, that could well overshadow the big three themes. but i think she's working on it. she wants to have some success when it comes to climate with that, back to you >> annette, thank you very much for that >>> the german parliament has voted to legalize same-sex marriage with a strong majority. the vote comes after chancellor angela merkel dropped her opposition to the idea allowing christian democrats to vote as they wish rather than follow party lines. the move gives full marital rights to same-sex couples and allows them to adopt children. also the social democrats had been heavily in favor of this move some accuse angela merkel of trying to posture ahead of the general election. >>> deutsche bank is rejecting democrats calls to provide details of president trump's finances the german firm's lawyer says privacy rules prevent them from disclosing client information. max se maxin es maxine waters have vowed to follow the money trail. >>> u.s. president donald tru

heat came in and he said what you have got here is not about hamburgers. it's about owning the underlying real estate. harriet trundled around the country negotiating . . . local owners of property so when the brothers said they wanted $2.7 million, 1 million each and 700 grants to pay the taxes raised and we will pay you overtime in the brother said you were not going to pay us over time. we want the dell now. if you are going to pay us over time the book keep collecting our world peace. we don't want that. they were getting .9% of the rookies and 1.9% that ray was collecting. ray was in a panic because it made the them more attractive to bankers. they needed to get the brothers in the deal with the brothers out of the equation and harry one out and almost couldn't get the money. that was a lot of money and they were leveraged to the hilt. there's incredible themes about harry dancing as fast as he could under these people called the 12 apostles who actually took the money and took the chance which was enormous that this was not a bad idea. we take it for

>> the way -- she eats a a hamburger like no one else has eaten a hamburger ever, like it's brilliantnever seen it. i refuse to watch it, i won't ever see it. >> but you can't have an opinion if you've not seen it. >> jimmy: sure i can. [ laughter ] >> this will never end. >> jimmy: no, but i -- >> this will never end. >> jimmy: i want to talk about "preacher," because you're back, season two. i love this show. >> it's bonkers. >> jimmy: it is. >> completely bonkers. >> jimmy: well, it should be. >> i don't even know what is going on. >> jimmy: yes you do, but it's seth rogan producing with evan goldberg. >> evan goldberg, yeah. >> jimmy: and it is based on the graphic novel or comic? >> garth ennis, and steve dillon, yeah. >> jimmy: and so now you're shooting in new orleans, right? >> we just wrapped in new orleans, yeah, which -- >> jimmy: you wrapped? >> yeah, we wrapped on saturday, i think. >> jimmy: hey, party. >> yeah, i know. it was brilliant. it was amazing. it' such a brooding city to work in. >> jimmy: isn't it amazing. >> and it is in the comic book so -- like it's in the

we said, what happened to the hamburgers? he said, they don't serve blacks here.d me to get out. my father, who nobody could beat, didn't look the same in my eyes anymore. how do you think that little girl felt when the jury told her her mother could mother's boyfriend could be killed and nothing was wrong with it. security is what i'm looking for on father's day. some of us have to be fathers despite the fact it seems like society sometimes is stacked against us but we have to not surrender and succumb. we have to fight for the little girlds girls in the back of the car. that does it for me. thank you for watching. happy father's day. i'll see you back here next sunday. nning design. award winning engine. the volvo xc90. the most awarded luxury suv of the century. visit your volvo dealer to take advantage of our midsommar sales event offer. visit your volvo dealer to take advantage finding the best hotel price is now a safe bet. because tripadvisor searches over 200 booking sites - so you save up to 30% on the hotel you want. lock it in. tripadvisor. a trip back

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the meeting during the g 20 summit in hamburg qualcomm as relations between the two countries are atheir lowest in decades. war in syria, moscow's intervention in ukraine, american sanctions, and investigations into russian meddling in the u.s. election, including possible collusion between trump officials and the russian government. in the united states, the revised travel ban pit criticism. it began 8:00 p.m. eastern. half an hour before the band started, hawaii asked a judge to clarify whether the government violated supreme court instructions by deciding who is covered by the ban. the u.k. prime minister has won parliamentary approval for her legislative program after being forced into concession on abortion rights to stave off a potential defeat. theresa may's brexit dominated agenda passed by 232 votes. earlier, the government defeated to opposition amendments to end measu8res -- measures. the confidence index has dropped to -10 this month from minus five in may. this is due to the inconclusive election preventing britons from spending on big-ticket items. the world's second-la

joining us now is tom hamburger, a "the washington post" reporter who broke the story today., thank you very much for joining us today. >> thanks. good to be with you. >> as far as i can tell, i might be wrong here, correct me if i'm wrong, seems like this is the first reporting we have had that this federal grand yojury in virginia sent subpoenas referring to paul manafort, is that right? >> to my knowledge it's the first subpoena we have seen to target paul manafort, some of his businesses and as you said specific folks with whom he worked when he had an office doing major business in kiev, ukraine. among them, kilimnik in a sense the office manager, the translator and as you suggested was somebody who was trained at least in his youth by russian army intelligence. >> tom, do we have reason to believe or is it starting to look like all the federal investigations related to this matter are being run out of that one jurisdiction, eastern district of virginia? i feel like we're starting to sort of see that evidence pile up. do we have reason? is it fair to guess that's how thi

so, the usual, with extra spit on sheldon's hamburger. penny, a moment?have plans this weekend? oh, gee, amy, i'm sorry, i'm actually pretty busy this weekend. probably serving food that was ordered today. that's too bad. i was hoping you could be my plus-one at the institute of interdisciplinary studies' symposium on the impact of current scientific research on societal interactions. the what? it's an annual science conference. we've all been invited to speak. oh! oh, okay, well, you know, like i said, i have plans, so... shame. since you're my best friend, i thought it would be a good bonding opportunity. i'm your best friend?

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