i do gaelic lessons but mostly baking, my favourite ones are when i have a classic bake, maybe it's like scottish twist. how do you do that? well, there is no harm in throwing a little bit of whisky in! yes! where are we heading now? we are going to make the traditional bake called a duff, or a clootie dumpling on the mainland. but the first stop is a important stop because my aunt bella who is 92 makes the best duff on the island. his aunt entrusts us with her special ingredient for a perfect pudding. her own home—made three fruit marmalade. a spoonful of this in a duff. a spoonful of that? that will make it perfect? how do i say thank you? and with that, we get to work on making some! it starts off really easily. this traditional scottish dessert is made with fruits and spices, then wrapped in a cloth and steamed. look at that! this is baking gold! service with a smile and a scottie dog! wherever food goes, the dog goes as well. and here is our duff! the texture is slightly different. i thought it would be like a typical fruitcake. but it's more wet. i think it's absolutely lovely, del

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of their earnings from baked goods to help fight asian hate. >> baking has always been a form of therapyt really comforting, i think. business during covid has been surprisingly kind, and i think a lot of people are actually striving to find little bits of joy around to, like, maintain their sanity. so i think that really helps cheer people up, being able to bring joy to people through something just like really simple has be rewarding. i met pat and amanda through instagram. we became friends very quickly. really grateful to them. >> this last half year, we've seen a lot of hate crimes actually occur against asian american community, and we've seen it locally and throughout the country, but really the last straw was what hawhat atlanta. that really made me feel overwhelmed with just sadness and grief what i had was an ability to bring people together to raise funds for an organization that would help fight what was going on. we're raising money for the asian lands. it's been great to find an organization that exists locally here in san jose. each of us has decided to contribute 15% of o

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we start baking at 4 am.ven if we were able to bake everything we can tell it in an hour and as much as we can go off-line with our payments, we need the refrigeration in order to keep the cakes cold. >> reporter: they called pg&e repeatedly to plead with the utility company to reconsider. >> there was no response at all. it went nowhere until the news got involved. >> reporter: after we contacted pg&e, a spokesperson said they would reschedule the work writing in a statement in part, we will complete this work at a later dates during night hours to minimize the impact to homes and business in the area. the day has not yet been announced and as of this morning pg&e hadn't updated montgomery or the business owner. >> reporter: the pg&e spokesperson said they expect to complete customer notifications as soon as possible via phone call. business owners are holding their breath. >> i will just keep my fingers crossed and hope i can continue working this saturday. >> reporter: in san francisco, . abc 7. >>> member

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their baking to work in a different way.l to have each other to lean on. hopefully we're in a cusp of change in our country. think it's important for me to do this, because i feel like it's such a responsibility for my community. i can't sit here and see people getting attacked and not doing anything about it. we are each responsible for the world that we make. i'm happy to be able to contribute whatever i can benefits. it doesn't seem that significant. >> therapy baking will be hosting a pop-up shot today at 10:00 a.m. at paper moon cafe in san jose. >>> all right. lisa, i know it's very typical bay area summer right now. chilly in parts, warm in other places. >> right. and don't forget about that breeze, liz. good morning to you. live doppler 7. where we can't really pick out the fog, but will be looking at a couple of systems from the pacific northwest that will be impacting us tomorrow into next week, and possibly next weekend, as well. looking at the east bay this morning. sunny conditions. 52 downtown. 56 in oakland. 5

millions are baking in recordbreaking, triple digit temperatures.both california and texas, officials are urging people to conserve electricity with the heat and high demand for air-conditioning, taxing power grids. joining us now from dallas is nbc news correspondent morgan chesky. these kind of temperatures present all kinds of risks to residences. give us a sense of how first responders are preparing for a rise in heat-related calls and it seems to me that you're at a fire department there. >> jeff, good afternoon. firefighters are on call and heat related and they've been seeing a spike. eight to ten days it was 78 degrees here and the heat today is 101. it is only expected to get hotter as the summer goes on and i can tell you right now that firefighters are used to the heat here in texas, but this heat wave in particular is coming before summer even starts and that's why they're especially concerned about the vulnerable population and those elderly and young children that could be especially at risk and you don't have to be outside long in the

chris, the classic, the sequence behind baking the perfect french packet, the real images, the photographer, in moses nature and vibrant color for travel journalists lived during the corona pandemic hasn't been easy, but the coast of car from germany decided to do it different kinds of traveling. he had already been all over the globe, but for this was trip. he didn't need a passport and didn't even have to go into quarantine. but he still managed to go to japan, iceland and san francisco. how did he do it? just take a look. it's nicknamed the golden gate of the lower ryan, and it does bear a resemblance to the original in san francisco. even though it's in germany rider chris decided the colored pandemic would be a great time for a world to within germany. iceland and japan can be found about a 100 kilometers. a part of the south fees aren't much farther away either because i still wonder lewis or travel bug was my principal motive. i know i wanted to be on the road again, but of course i couldn't leave the country. i'm not to mention, go to another continent on. and then i discovered plac

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are trying to get a handle on the fire, they are basically cooking under this heat that has been baking pacific northwest. you see this little swirl off of the coast. we have high temperatures on saturday . >>> things will cool off nicely on sunday. today was another day of slightly below average temperatures but not so much with pacific northwest. look at these temperatures. this is not a typo. portland was 160 degrees. seattle, 107 degrees but both of those or new records for the hottest temperatures ever recorded in the cities, regardless of the date. unbelievable heat. this brought us the cooler weather. what we are seeing is plenty of fog. 56 degrees in downtown san francisco. 57 in santa rosa. not a whole lot of variation. e g to cont spreading out and reduced visit of fog. it should dissipate inla you ldenty center, except for right along the coast. temperatures are going to be hotter inland, but everybody start out in the mid-50s to around 60 degrees. the high temperatures tomorrow going to be if you degrees above average, except right along the coast where you are going to be i

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the worst of the heat meaning to the north, pacific northwest is really going to be baking over the next several days. all-time records likely to be set for portland, seattle, spokane, washington, they will be experiencing the brunt of this heat don't. for us, a live look in san jose, plenty of sunshine and the santa clara valley. that is not the case downtown san francisco, a live look outside from the top of the mark hopkins hotel. it is in there somewhere. temperature only stands at 50 degrees downtown, 62 degrees in oakland so things are cooling off the east side of the bay. upper 60s, stillman mid to upper 70s for the more and concord to warmer spots out there with even more sunshine. the fog will spread out, not only around the bay but spreading into some of the inland valleys by early tomorrow morning, that fog and low cloud cover will back up, it will dissipate entirely inland by nine, 10 :00 in the morning around the bay it will lift but it won't be gone yet by mid-to-late morning pick which it back up toward the coast as we head toward noon with plenty of sunshine the rest of t

. >>> well, an extreme heat wave is baking the west, and there's no relief in sight yet. temperatures are expected to hit 122 degrees today in needles, california. 117 in phoenix, and las vegas could see 114 degrees. yesterday temperatures clocked in at 129 degrees at the death valley visitors center. tourists posed for pictures next to the thermometer and at the sand dunes. we have more on the scorching heat. >> reporter: nearly 50 million americans are roasting under heat advisories and excessive heat warnings. >> i got a bunch of wet rags in my freezer. when i go out, put them on my head. >> reporter: a dome of high pressure is hovering over the southwest and west coast along with utah, montana, and wyoming. >> in the morning you got to get out early so you can -- you don't have to be worrying about heatstrokes and all that stuff. >> reporter: as people head inside to cool off, there's a strain on the power grid. >> at this time we are asking texans to reduce their electric use until further notice. >> reporter: californians are being warned about possible blackouts. t

we begin with the temperatures baking the west.he flats fire in the san bernardino forests exploded sunday destroying at least two homes and forcing mandatory evacuations, nbc's vaughn hillyard joins us with more from los angeles. >> reporter: frances, from here in southern california up to montana, triple digits expected this week, an early arrival of summer record-breaking meet and a lack of rainfall of threatening to paralyze the country's western half there's phoenix set to blister its records but the high heat won't reach beyond the desert this week. billings, montana, forecast, 1204 degrees, casper, wyoming, 102, salt lake city, 103 california, 106. it could be heat in the kitchen as farmers fail to produce >> we don't have enough water and feed for the cows the tough decisions are coming for all of us >> reporter: but there is no rain on the calendar punishing the already dry parts of land. >> this year is the worst drought, worst year since 1997 >> reporter: 88% of it in a drought. flames already burning in utah prompting t

we begin with the heat wave baking the west. extreme heat is nothing new this time of year, but this, this is something different. >> experts say summer heat waves are starting earlier, they're lasting longer, and they're becoming more intense, and as the so-called megadrought in the west gets even worse, the impact grows more widespread affecting everything from the power grid to the water supply. >> of course, it's also affecting farmers and food prices. one example, cattle ranchers say hay prices are now spiking, and the conditions today are set to break even more records. >> reporter: this morning, 40 million americans are feeling the effect of a dangerous heat wave. on wednesday, record high temperatures were shattered in california, arizona, utah and montana where billings hit 105 degrees tying the city's hottest june day ever. just south of billings this dramatic picture showing flames in the mountains above the city of red lodge. one of two large fires burning in montana. in lincoln, nebraska, the temperatures causing th

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a heat wave is baking parts of the southwest and west coast and it's going to last for the next week. electricity grids are struggling to keep up with demand. take a look at what it means for tens of millions of people sweltering in texas and california. we begin with the key decisions from the supreme court, the first upholds the affordable care act. white house correspondent kevin corke explains the second. >> the decision handed down in the philadelphia case was being watched fairly carefully by lgbtq advocates who have feared the ruling could make it easier for private organizations or individuals to refuse to serve certain clients. with that in mind the move by the court's analysts is proof that they are prepared to demand more accommodation of religious views even if they don't necessarily agree on how to do so. >> this is a resounding rule religious liberty decision. >> what advocates are calling them landmark decision, the supreme court ruled unanimously that the city of philadelphia cd not bar catholic social services from taking part in the city's foster care placement progr

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another round of record-setting temperatures, as an oppressive summer heat wave bakes the nation. >> the heat index up to 100 degrees today. >> reporter: sweltering conditions gripping the northeast, midwest and beyond, with millions of americans monday under heat emergencies. >> it's 95 degrees out. >> and it's june >> it's going to get worse. >> reporter: in minneapolis, temperatures topping 90 degrees. >> i'm not going to work today. >> because of the ac >> because of the ac. >> reporter: more than a dozen schools shifting to distance learning today to help deal with the heat >> the heat is good in moderation this isn't moderation. >> in maine, most students started the week remotely. >> muggy. >> reporter: while in massachusetts and connecticut, several districts dismissed class early. >> these are some of the hardest calls more than the snow calls for us but when you add the layer of mask wearing that's required in our schools, that's another challenge. >> reporter: at this park in pennsylvania, families welcome the chance to cool off. >> it's a benefit they turned the water on

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this is related to the colorado bake shop case. the case that says religious bakers argued they didn't have to bake a wedding cake for a same-sex marriage. the court ducked that precise issue but that keeps coming up in different context. it empowers religious owners of companies to say, we have a religious objection to providing contraception as we require to do under aca, to the women employees here. so, the winners are the -- are the owners of the companies. but the losers are the women who don't get to have the contraception covered, as if they worked in any other business. the cases, they have big winners. but it is also important to point out they have losers, as well. >> just to clarify something for our viewers that you just said, that gay couples cannot be foster children in the state of pennsylvania. this relates to this catholic foster service, not more broadly. >> yes. i'm glad you pointed that out. it's not all foster care agencies in pennsylvania, can't deal with lgbt people. what it says is -- but many foster care ag

for us reaction, but we've got a said bake in teheran, 1st of all, and, and i said before, i actually get a question from you want to have a listen to what the interior minister had to say as he made the final declaration of civil rights. yet if so, doubly in this situation, we must be grateful to god's grace and also appreciate the participation of the people. despite all the propaganda and other pressures like the social problems that they had. and the difficulties caused by the sanctions of the west. despite all that, despite also creating the dissatisfaction within the people and hoping that they can achieve their goals through this work, the great leader has guided us both before and during the selection. i thought i'd find all the numbers quite interesting. you know, there this talk from the interior minister of weld on you came out to vote, but well, in fact, half the people didn't come out to vote. but a voter did so many of them voted for icy they definitely did. over 17900000, roughly 17900000 people voted for. right. you see, last time he stood in 2017 against president has

i mean, our expectations for reopening trade already all baked into the market. and where do we go from here? i mean, surely, stocks can't possibly keep on going up and up forever. right. well, valuations are definitely high, there's no doubt about that. and if you're looking right now, they've been rotation back into growth stocks and that's because of the fact the yields have actually come down today. they went up a little, but for the most part they've come down. so in terms of whether or not the reopening trade is baked in, i'd say yes and no, i think we'll have different stages. some of it will already seeing how much further though, can energy prices go it would that again is going to be a lot to do with what happens globally once those countries start reopening. also how big the vaccine roll that will be. so we'll see, pollock, it said, may have gotten over valued like for example, the housing industry may be over value, but others that really still have a long way to go. and essentially, here's what i like to tell people if you want to know what the fed i

the bay area is going to be baking for a few days. i'm darya folsom and i'm james fletcher got a lot of important information to tell you about. that's why we've got team coverage or try to cover this heat wave from a number of different angles kron four's will tran, for instance, is out of pleasant hill letting us know what the situations like, what cooling centers. sarah stinson who you see on the screen is up in napa because there's a fire danger element to all of this are recovering that as well. and john tradable is tracking the temperatures. let's go to him first in the weather center morning john. yes, because these temperatures not fun to look at, not fun to be talking about that, even less fun to be stepping outside. and during your afternoon hours. that's when we're going to be hitting the 90's to triple digits. >> for a whole lot of our inland areas and we haven't seen temperatures like this in a while now. so it's going to take some adjusting. i'd say enjoy your morning hours before we do get to the heat of the afternoon.

nothing -- it doesn't seem like anything really gets baked all right.will arnett. no, it's okay. everyone likes a baking show i know you do. >> seth: of course >> i can see the pandemic 20 you put on and so except this one has a mystery element where teams go into a kitchen where something has been made, remnants, like a little bit of cocoa powder, some fondant or something and they have to re-create what they think it is while somebody bleeds out in the kitchen. [ laughter ] >> seth: oh, so they have to choose whether they provide medical care or if they try to win the prize? >> the stakes have never been higher so, no so then they have a few hours to bake this thing and then we have to eat them all to the tune of like 10,000 calories in two hours, and then whoever -- then we reveal what it was, and then whoever is closest moves on to the next round and then they get -- after that, whoever wins gets the 12:30 time slot on nbc. [ bleep >> seth: this is the first i'm hearing of this. >> well. >> seth: it's a fox show they're letting fox do it. >> i don't

oh yeah, so yesterday baking out there this week or actually say last week and this week?e're looking blood first few days of a summer and temperatures feeling quite nice, even a little bit below average, giving you a live look. outside our doors and across the oakland estuary, where we do have make that sfo where we have a mix of sun and clouds out there at this time, the clouds are slowly clearing, and i think we'll have a partly cloudy skies for the afternoon away from the coastline along the coastline will remain partly sunny to mostly cloudy. there's a look at the low, just spinning right off the coastline, providing us with this unseasonably mild weather. i move in a little bit closer. you can see the clouds. they're up against the coastline and inside the bay, even in the north, based still struggling a little bit to clear out of the way and the onshore breeze has been nice and strong all the way through the delta fairfield still reporting wind gusts to 25 mph likely to increase once again as we get into the second part of the afternoon, early evening hours. the ons

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