. >> reporter: dough bake is losing tons of money as a result of not being able to bake its baked goods and cookies. they started around 11:00 last night and the next crew will not be able to work and pg&e says the power will not be on for at least four to five hours. back here live you can see all of the water on the street and again we will keep in contact to continually update you as to when the power will be back on in this area. but please avoid this area because again these wires are hanging over the street. live again in san leandro, ktvu channel 2 morning news tara moriarty. >>> continuing coverage in the refinery fire in richmond, it could be awhile before that refinery is back to normal. in the meantime, 911 tapes have now been released. claudine wong is in richmond with that story, claudine? >> reporter: in some ways, things look like they are getting back to normal and we have seen employees heading through the gate going to work but it may be months before the crude oil processing facility here on-site is back to normal at the much month refinery. let me -- richmond refiner

so i am going home. >> they are losing tons of money not being able to bake their baked goods with and other pastries. the power will not be on for another four to five hours. pg&e. >>> they are trying to restore power to 2 5,000 customers which after a car hit a pole in novato, downed power lines lit the grass on fire, 40 acres burned, customers in novato lost power and everybody should be back object line by 6:00 a.m. >>> a young woman is dead in a double shooting in oakland. it happened at foot hill boulevard. police received a call for multiple shots fired. a young woman was pro knowed dead at the scene. the shooter remains at large and they are investigating the shooting death of a 13-year-old boy not far from the boardwalk. we want to show you video of the scene on san leandro boulevard. somebody drove up to the boy and opened fire. the victim is a known gang member. >>> police are now looking for a lexus, license plate, 6 n-w, 64. >>> there is no time now for getting the work done. claudine joins us to tell us why to richmond, claudine? >> reporter: well, good mortgage, pam, it

he picked cooking. >> i like the chocolate chip. >> baking was therapy at first. now years later at 15 it's his job. >> he says i've got it. and it went from there. >> his mother even quit her job and cashed in her 401(k) to pay for a commercial kitchen. now they run a bakery out of their basement. >> i'm doing something that i love. >> as a tribute to eric if somebody donates cookies and a portion of profits to various cancer causes. from the deepest loss of his young life came the inspiration that he needed to live on. >> part of a pair and that other half is gone, you've lost half of your identity and i think it took him years to get to basically he knew who he was. >> for now they've been trying to expand their baking business but aaron has big plans including culinary school and one day his own restaurant.

. >> reporter: its time for baking maybe a little test for this family.on the menu, cake pops. >> now everybody can make them fast and easy. >> they make it look easy. >> right. tell me. >> just everybody looked happy, putting it together and they have little boy and girl. we just want to see if its that it easy. >> reporter: you start out like a cake, eggs and milk. this is what you are supposed to get. lovely, tasty cake treats on a stick. >> hopefully we can make cake pop that look like the ones at starbuthat's our goal for the d >> reporter: they filled the spot with the batter. some got to much but oh well. when the tray was full think put on the top. >> bake at 350 for 25 to 30 minutes. >> reporter: while they baked we watched and waited. >> instructions -- little bit fuzzy but it's still not that bad. >> reporter: when they were ready so were we. >> 'tdiexpe the top to have as much over flow, the cake over flowing out of the hole but other than that hopefully it's going to turn out okay. >> reporter: before they could make the pops pretty they had

craig: do you do a lot of baking? did you bake these cookies? >> i didn't bake these cookies. craig: do you do a lot of marijuana? >> you're just going straight for the -- i was raised in northern california. there was a period in my young life that i was more inclined that way but not anymore. craig: did you go to san francisco a lot? that is northernish. >> i lived in big sur. i lived in paradise, california. craig: it looks like scotland. it really does except people have big, shiny teeth. >> that's true. craig: that's how you know the difference. i'm in scotland. no you're not! [laughter] >> karen hines and i were -- karen hines is amazing. craig: the irish actor? he's fantastic. did you ever see him play julius seasar? >> yes. i saw "roam." craig: he is crazy this guy. i would not have him out here. >> he plays the ex president in this. he said i have irish teeth more than american teeth. we were having a whole teeth discussion. craig: you do? >> no, he does. craig: your teeth are irish. >> i am part irish but my teeth are more -- craig: californian. it is a difficult --

. ♪ have to bake it ♪ have to bake it >> since she's been on "right this minute" she's become an internationalsation. so, we have venice. how has your life changed? >> it's been extremely exciting, i love it. >> do you get recognized on the street? >> people want to take pictures of me. they see me and tell me how great my videos are. it makes me really happy. >> have you gotten any additional offers for your own tv show? >> yeah. there are many. there's an amazing project coming up like merchandising. i think my fans love it. but -- >> why do you think so many people love your videos? >> because i have my own style. it's really unique. i do the living doll style. no plastic surgery or photo shop. it's just me and i'm having fun. >> can we ask your mom a question? we want to know what she thinks of all of this? >> it's nice. the attention is positive. she works hard for it. >> how do you help deal with the negative attention she gets? >> i think some people just find it funny to make negative comments or something like this. sometimes i really believe that they are fans. >> are you proud of he

>> my mom is in the kitchen, drinking a beer, she's baking cookies. >> five minutes under the baking time and let them sit on the pan for 3-4 minutes. >> you love a under baked cookie. >> i do. i went crazy under done last night and rolled them in fresh -- then put chocolate syrup and more. then i pwhrou my mind and shortly after blew my b hole. >> are you dating anybody not can i date you? >> i am not dating anyone. there is a chance you could date me. >> are you into lebanese girls. >> no. >> that worked out pretty well. i met someone special and she is here with me tonight. see you next week. [cheers and applause] captioning sponsored by comedy central ["the colbert report" theme music playing] [cheers and applause] >> stephen: welcome to the report. thank you for join us. good to have you with us, everybody [crowd chanting stephen] >> stephen: that's lovely. thank you so much, everybody. folks, come on, please. sit down, everybody. thank you so much. you are too kind. absolutely too kind. folks, you know there are so many dangers facing this nation but sometimes a hero rises. wel

acting is harder than baking bread. it requires a lotof concentration, focus, determination.f you want to work on your craft and do it right and be professional, it takes a lot of focus and concentration. >> they are cool people. how do you stay cool when you end up in a brad pitt film? >> i keep myself grounded, keep myself focused. it is a tremendous experience going from the movie that i just did. and to be able to do a film on that same level, it is amazing because a lot of times, actors have to start at the bottom. for me to get brought into a film that got all of the praise that this one has gotten, working with steve mcqueen, and brad pitt, who is taking it to another level and it is amazing that is happening to me. tavis: when did you first see the movie when it was completed? >> of the first time was the sundance film festival because the directors didn't want me to watch dailies. he didn't want me to critique myself. he didn't want me to look at myself on the screen, i need to do this different. he loved the way i did everything so he didn't want me to watch that. s

i had always baked with my grandmother. i'd grown up with my mother, who's an artist, and i was very passionate about those things but didn't think i could make a career out of it. >> but then, help arrived. actually, it was an article about specialty cakes sent to her by her mom. seeing how well art and baking mixed together inspired lindsey. >> so, i moved over to paris, and i went to the cordon bleu. >> that's a famous school for chefs. for those of you not studying french, "cordon bleu" means "blue ribbon." >> i worked as a chocolatier and a pastry chef, sort of honing the baking side of things and was always doing my art on the side of that, and eventually just came into what we have here. >> armed with a new recipe for success, lindsey started elegantly iced, where she creates custom cakes for all occasions. sometimes, her artistic masterpieces look too good to eat. >> people say all the time, "oh, how can you cut into it?" because it's cake. it's delicious, and it's meant to be eaten, and it should absolutetaste as d

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a 22-year-old man is accused of breaking into a home, stripping to his underwear, and baking a chickenpot pie. >> the, heard a person calling -- banging on the door. they called 911. when they arrived, he was sitting in a chair in the living room licking a remote control while the potpie was baking. the man is being held on to order tickets thousand dollar bond. >> turning to entertainment news a lot of new movies. the -- one includes the final film role of whitney houston. >> she filmed her role in "sparkle" before she passed away. she played the mother of three girls. she also recorded a song called "celebrate." ♪ >> celebrate. ♪ >> is rated pg 13. >> the biggest action movie stars reunite for "be expendable -- th expendables 2." chuck norris also stars in this movie. it is rated r. >> a more child friendly film -- "paranorman." a little boy has to save their town from a zombie invasion. it is rated pg. >> jennifer gardn stars -- jennifer garner star is in a film about a couple of where a little boy drops into their lives. >> the district ranked 8 survey of t [ male announcer ] you p

he picked cooking. >> i like the car a mel chocolate chip. >> reporter: baking was therapy at first.ear's later at 15, it's aaron's job. his mother even quit her job and cashed in her 401(k) to pay for a commercial kitchen. now they run a sphum fledged bakery out of her >> i'm not commuting and i'm doing something i love. >> reporter: as a tribute to eric, the company donates a portion of the profits to various causes. >> to give back to people who helped mow and my brother. >> reporter: camed inspiration -- came the inspiration that he needed to live on. >> known as part of a pair and the other half is gone, you've lost half of your identity. it has taken year sthos get to the -- taken years to get to the place where he knew he was. >> aaron ware says he wants to go to culinary school and open his own restaurant. if you're interested in ordering cookies, we have a link on our website. click on the local news section. >>> take you back to kent island. this is showing a mixture of sunshine and clouds. take a look at ocean city. some big storms rolling through. watch the camera go blan

their wives set the table the men need to discuss their coming performance the bread that mary's baking is only made in this part of dagestan it's one of the most diverse regions of russia there are about thirty different ethnic groups living on this land all of them those their own cuisine and language. yet there are three things that unite. the rope. and. the most popular dagestani dish gets meat and cold separately in a meat broth but even though when karl is cooked all over a dog is done the recipes vary slightly from region to region. as we're making it send it's not sake like ever pastry. and this tastes much better this way a remote one is why i'm expecting guests so i'm going to treat them with this wine . god is good as we always win first prize this time we are going to win as well. we're the best at what we do you know we just victory will be our. good school. tomorrow they head to the soft rock festival along with other tightrope walk as from across dagestan each one of them seeking victory. my parents really truly honestly believe that what had happened was as a result of m

the women are cooking up some local cuisine bread is baked enough ans made from clay mixed with horse pies are cooked in regular ovens among the usual fillings are meat cheese and hubs. neither fruits nor vegetables are used because they can't be grown this high in the mountains. one of the favorite holiday dishes is coursing they look like large ravioli at a coked on special occasions like to spring up an ox and of course when guests arrive. the first guests of ramadan congest head of the softer a tightrope walking school three tightrope walk because from a neighboring region his cousin together with his students on next to arrive. these are our students. that i'm here already. thank you for having. a little while later a large group arise from much cologne. oh no let's go and dance. come on play for us. finally the day of the festival the usually sleepy village has completely changed everyone has left the native village for other cities tries to return for this festive day ropes arrive together with a tight rope pull because none of the competitors are willing to perform on a cable

. >>> southwest bakes. phoenix hitting temperatures of 113. it's cooled off nicely in the midwest after summer of oppressive heat. chicago 75 degrees with cloud cover. >>> coming up, big news about one of the world's richest men. >> and gas prices, news no one wants to hear, unfortunately affecting all of us. >>> then the flames in london that had nothing to do with the olympics. it took a lot more to extinguish these than the ones at the stadium. >>> welcome back to america this morning, everyone. anyone who hit the road over the weekend, you saw it and probably felt it. a spike at the gas station with the average price of gas climbing a penny a day. it stands at 3.69 a gallon this morning. up 8 cents in a week and 30 cents higher than it was a month ago. >>> the huge fire at a chevron refinery is one reason gas prices up. almost 4,000 residents of richmond, california filed claims against the oil company. many looking for reimbursement of medical costs for going to the hospital with breathing problems. >>> general motors is working on a batt

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is that baked? anyone know? it's gotta be baked, right? >> steve: gotta be. >> jimmy: right? yeah.er ] >> jimmy: well let's hear this -- [ laughter ] >> steve: there's a giggle in there? >> jimmy: yeah. >> steve: oh, my gosh. >> jimmy: there's a giggle in the abbreviation. >> steve: and a packet of funyuns. >> jimmy: you have to read it -- there's b, there's a funyun. then a k, then a giggle, then a d. [ laughter ] anyways, @bkdcasey, he says, "i never completed a swim lap doing the butterfly stroke because it made me laugh that i was humping the water." [ laughter ] >> steve: that definitely was bkd. >> jimmy: yeah, that way -- now, now -- [ laughing moronically ] is this how they crawl in australia? >> steve: i'm stroking my dog. i'm stroking my dog. >> jimmy: this last one is from @sashachi. she says, "found a journal from when i was 9 years old. the ribbon i was proud enough to keep was for 11th place." look at the picture. there's the picture right there. 11th place. [ cheers and applause ] congratulations sasha. there you have it. those are tonight's "late night hashtags." to

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incidently, comcast 193 is a 24 hour bake news channel. weather, news, news bay--news. >> george: this westbound direction is started. however it is incident-free on the upper deck. continuing the brake check, 92 it is expected to be very busy because of the closure of the dumbarton bridge. the san mateo bridge will be carrying a lot of extra traffic. if you usually use this there are going to be more cars. taking a look at the golden gate. problem- free. as we take a look at the commute on the east bay freeways. we will start with the right on highway 8 westbound. taking a look at the traffic maps some delays. 18 minutes from hercules towards berkeley. the 680 through san ramon is still easy. the 580 is also a bit heavy through pleasanton. from livermore, westbound. the north bay still looking good 15 minutes, the coyote valley in mountain view. and the 101 northbound. the north bay is still without families. . >> some parents and west contra costa county are finding out that their children are being forced to change schools, class's or t

>> a little baking for freeing america and the masses. >> do the theatres smell like it?ebellious, in your face kind of work. woody guthrie used to perform there. >> stephanie: it is awesome. >> you walk into the place and you feel the viables of all of the people who were on the cutting edge. >> the things they used to bake there probably -- >> stephanie: we know what that was about. >> organic, good baked goods. >> stephanie: the brownies are delightful. wendie, when is it? >> this sunday at 8:00. staged reading of the new play. we all read it and thought this would be so much fun. >> stephanie: you said 8:00 this sunday. is there an earlier one because mama needs that? >> mama, i'm sorry you'll need to take a nap. you can come and drink at the reception and eat organic baked goods at 6:30. >> stephanie: i love the character descriptions. amy's character, a gentle soul who may feel passionately about social justice but doesn't want her comfortable lifestyle disturbed with the messiness of an actual revolution. you play helen more stylish but set in her comfortable ways.

. >> no baking. >> no baking at all. my kind of baking.do 22. >> forget it, you're done. >> this is where it gets fun. i'll put you to work, al. do some pounding. you can roll it, make delicious crumbs that go to the edge of the cakes and all around the sides. >> that's cool. >> once you've done that, you're going to layer the first layer of your cake. you keep rolling. you're very good at that. i'm going to put nine wafers around the edges. i'm putting them upside down because this is going to end up being the top. >> roll, roll, rolling. >> perfect. once i have my first layer, are you ready? >> yes, i'm ready. >> i think you've sufficiently pounded those. they are dead, gone, not leaving us. >> put them in there. >> not yet. >> don't get ahead. now i have cream cheese. this is going to be a cheesecake i promised. cream cheese nice and fluffy, pour in chocolate syrup, just classic chocolate syrup. get that around. put the rest in there. just to make sure it's thinned out and the consistency is right i'm going to simultaneously add water.

. >> but it's baking in other parts of the country.chanics are ditching the pants in favor of kilts. >> you are watching good morning maryland. we are to have a break. west palm beach florida another place bacon this -- baking on this wednesday morning. take a dip we are back in a bit. [ harry umlaut ] that's one creamy muller. [ sally umlaut ] it's greek-style yogurt. thick, scrumptious, and more protein than those regular yogurts. are those almonds i see in the corner thingy? caramelized almonds i think you'll find. well, who wants ordinary run-of-the-mill almonds when you could have the caramelized kind? if i was this girl, i'd caramelize my whole apartment. weird. this greek style yogurt has style. you can say that again. why thank you. this greek style yogurt has style. okay. stop saying it now. you're sending me mixed messages. [ male announcer ] muller. the european for yummy. >>> well, there's been a hot sum are so far so imagine work in the heat without any air conditioning. some me can nicks oklahoma have been -- mechanics in

a monster wildfire in oklahoma spreads across an area already baked by this summer's historic drought. >> touchdown confirmed. >>> and happy landing. nasa scientists celebrate as the multibillion dollar mars rover lands safe and sound on the multibillion dollar mars rover lands safe and sound on the surface of the red planet. captioning funded by cbs. >>> this is the cbs morning news for monday, august 6, 2012. good morning everybody. good to be with you. i'm terrell brown. the fbi heading up the investigation into a deadly shooting at a temple in wisconsin. one said the gunman didn't say a word. he just started shooting. it happened in oak creek just south of milwaukee. member of the congregation were preparing a sunday meal when the unidentified gunman opened fire yesterday morning. six people and the gunman were killed. the alleged gunman's home is being searched right now. no motive so far. drew levinson is there. good morning to you. >> good morning to you, terrell. investigators spent much of the night inside the temple and inside the suspected shooter's home looking for clues.

analysts already have that baked into their models for the third quarter. and i'm irly surtheye ing bake at into the fothuarter as well. >> reporter: the latest results paint a pretty bleak picture. most s&p 500 firms have beaten earnings expectations, but less than half have been able to top revenue forecasts. at 41%, it's the lowest level since the recession. so, the bottom line is this: although corporate profits are rising, it's largely because of cost-cutting, not sales growth: >> we thought cost-cutting was a story of 2011. how can companies continue to report profits? they're running as lean as the possibly can. how could they possibly have any more fat to trim? what we're thinking in the second half, with coanies saying there is a commitment to cost management and cost reduction, they're going to find other areas to pull from. short says that may mean more firms unloading unprofitable businesses and non-essential assets. at the start of the year, most analysts expected the second quarter would be the toughest for corporate america, but now it's look

we've done two bake sales. we started a facebook page which the kids did themselves. >> reporter: her 11-year-old daughter dakota went door to door asking for money. what did you learn while doing that? >> it's not always easy. that's for sure. >> reporter: they raised $500. people all over the state raised money. it was all good, except for one thing-- it turned out that california's parks were not completely broke. an audit turned up $54 million, more than twice the amount of money that would have been saved by closing the 70 parks. yesterday, the state announced it has since discovered more than a quarter billion dollars in dormant accounts, feeding taxpayer suspicion that there's always hidden money in government. >> it certainly does put a shadow over our ability to raise funds in the future. that's true. >> reporter: did you feel at all like grown-ups misled you? >> a little. it would have been nice if they told us earlier. >> reporter: but they did learn something about how government works and sometimes

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