it's shake and bake. producing a potent form of meth that can be injected much. >> it's not sophisticated. it's a plastic bottle with a rubber hose attached. in arkansas, this is the way they patter out amphetamine. this is the last step of the shake and bake method. >> in this demonstration the police department shows how shake and bake is made, and reveals how dangerous it can be. >> 40%. time someone will be injured. it looks benign, it's a small bottle. it has household chemicals. they are dangerous,like a bong. the ex-motion of this pick-up -- explosion of this pick-up truck shows awe volatile it -- how volatile it can be. thousand are seriously burned. because it's cooked in the home, children are at risk. >> have you seen the bottles shaken? >> and exploding. >> and exploding. >> yes. >> you seep that. >> i saw that. shaking it up. >> this 6-year-old boy describes a shake and bake meth cook gone bad that caught his house on fire. >> remember when uncle cody blew it up and you got burnt. >> these ar

. >> i wasn't allowed to bake and sell anymore. john: despite the obstacles people keep creating silly things like a bar with market prices. a new food. 2 million dollars in sales. and all sorts of grand ideas. >> want to buy a fox t-shirt. john: the most patriotic thing you can do as an american and be filthy rich. risky business. ♪ old time rock 'n' roll >> there's a time for playing it safe, and the time for risky business. john: that's our show tonight. ♪ just take those old records off the shelf ♪. john: risky business for those of you who know the tom cruise movie, i want to be clear, our show is not about running a brothel in your home. we'll talk about other risky businesses. actually all business is risky because most fail. but that process of trying and failing and maybe failing again, but sometimes succeeding is what made america prosperous. many people call it the american dream. but now i'm told, the american dream is dead. >> you can't just make it if you try, the american dream is dead. john: really? i assume that's

you took a baking class and then what happened. >> about two years ago, i took a baking class. that first class, i decided i really liked to do it. when my friends saw the pictures of them, they wanted me to bake their cakes and cupcakes for their birthdays. >> and then they started paying you for them? >> yes. >> and then it grew? >> yes on popular demand. >> at 8 years old, what happened? >> at 8 years old, the ipads came out. she came to me and her dad and said she wanted one. she decided she was going to earn it. she decided to start our own pet sitting business. she pet sat all summer long and bought an ipad. took her a few months and she got it. >> you were selling how many cupcakes? >> probably a dozen a week. >> she had orders every weekend booked a month and a half out. >> how much money? >> i really don't know. i just knew i was putting all the money in my savings account. >> how much money? >> she probably made 50 bucks a week, maybe. >> the local paper did a feature story on you and immediately after that, an e-mail came from the health department saying -- to you,

we baked on site freshly every day.take well to a very rapid expansion. >> one-way hummingbird has branched out has been with cookery books. they have sold 800,000 copies worldwide. is encouraging home baking good or bad for business? >> i love people who bacon home and some people who have never been to our shops have our book and bake our stuff and might make a specialty detour when they come to london. >> what worries a businessman like yourself? do you worry about anything to do with the business? >> where do i begin? i have a whole list of worries to worry about. i do not know what is normal for my sector. if we have not taken tens of thousands that we usually do, i will panic. but then i will hear from someone else and they will be like, that famous restaurant that everyone goes to takes this much per week and i'm thinking, we take more than that and this is just cupcakes. everyone worries the customers are happy. >> is that what your business is about? worrying about things? >> yes for me. i am sure some people n

chloe, you took a baking class, and what happened?two years ago i took a baking class and after that first class, i decided they really liked to do it, and so when all my friends saw the pictures of them, they decided they wanted me to bake cakes and cupcakes for birthdays and stuff. john: and started paying you for them? >> yes. john: and heather it just grew? >> it just grew. she found herself in business based on popular demand. john: and she's always liked doing this, at eight years old. what happened? >> eight years old, the ipads came out and she came to me and her dad and said she wanted one, we said no. she decided she was going to earn it and started a pet sitting business and ended up buying an ipad. john: at the time they cost 600 bucks, a lot of pet sitting. >> she did it. john: then the cupcakes, you sold how many? >> i was selling probably a dozen a week. >> she had orders every weekend booked a month and a half out. >> how much money? >> i really don't know. i just knew i was putting all the money in my savings account.

you took a baking class and then what happened? >> well about two years ago i took a baking class after that first class i decided that i really liked to do it so when all of my friends saw the pictures they decided they wanted me to bake their cakes and cupcakes for their birthdays and stuff. >> they started paying you for them? >> yeah. >> it just grew. >> it just grew. she found herself in business based on popular demand. >> she is always liked doing this. at 8 years old what happened? >> 8 years old the i pads came out and she came to me and her dad and said she p wanted one. we said no. she started her own pet sitting business to earn it. she pet sat all summer long and ended up buying herself an ipad. >> at the time it cost her 600 bucks. >> took her a few months but she got it. >> the cupcakes grew and you were selling how many? >> i was selling probably a dozen a week. >> she had orders every weekend for booked a month and a half ho out. >> how much money? >> i really don't know. i just knew i was putting all of my money i

we baked on site there. they are shipped through ups next day air.y come packaged in a cube inc. box. >> how important is it to have a television program in order to set your business apart? >> i get helps the customers connect with us. -- think it helps the customers connect with us. >> any tips to offer people? >> we have a cupcake book. a ton of recipes. >> what is your favorite cupcake? >> salted caramel. >> chocolate hazelnut. >> any detail as to what was the largest order you have ever filled? >> each we had a microsoft order quite large. >> we have shipped 10,000 cupcakes to her troops in afghanistan. the chairman of the joint chiefs take them and gives them to the troops for the holidays. every year we make 10,000 cupcakes for the troops. >> we make the world's largest cupcake. official guinness world record holder for the worlds largest cupcake. 2594 pounds. recs where did you do this? >> we did this by our shipping physical in -- facility. we had an oven shipped in. we did it. we ate it all. we had a big party and invited everyone in the ne

. >> how many cakes baked? i don't know.bakers we don't get a lot of complaints about the food. i mean, and everyone, like i said, it's so routine in here. it's the same thing every day. they expect, you know, not so good of a meal. we don't come here because of the food. you know, we all keep saying if they don't change the accommodations, we're not even coming back. >> orlo and fellow baker herbie are serving three months on an assault charge and both are near the end of their sentences. so they can get away with it, they say they take liberties with the recipes. >> let's say i make banana cake. i'm onsupposed to put 30 bananas in it, and last week i think i put about 150 bananas in there. i realize, wow, that cake was so good. i don't know why. now he goes home tomorrow. i go home next week, and we don't really care anymore, to be honest with you. we stopped caring. next bakers can care. >> while jail food may not be to everyone's liking, officials say the meals are designed to provide a nutritionally sound diet, and that

lot were shocked when we heard about the texas teenager who is facing a possible life sentence for baking and selling pot brownies. we'll bring in a team of experts to go head to head on this. does the punishment fit the crime? >>> plus, how far would you go to save your own life? would you take a potentially risky drug, one that hasn't been approved by the fda? that question may not be as easy to answer as you might think. >>> the so-called right to try is legal in colorado but is it help or is it false hope for desperately ill patients? plus the stories you'll be talking about tomorrow surprising opinions about president obama's handling today of what some are calling the biggest scandal facing his administration. we're going to get into all of that tonight and we want to though what you think, as well. tweet us #askdon. i want to get something off my chest. as i was getting ready for this show i saw something that ticked me off. >> the rapper macklemore mocks jewish people. where is the media outrageous? nowhere. why? >> they being the mainstream media, they defend these hip-hop rapper

. >> there is virtually no baking at all in my own home growing up.thing my mother did. made brownies and cupcakes, with her friends. >> 10 years later, six in london . not the most rapid of expansions, but did he want to go any faster? faster, buted a lot i feel it really would have affected the quality of our product. we baked on site freshly every day. it does not take well to a very rapid expansion. qwest one-way hummingbird has branched out has been with cookery books. they sold 800,000 copies worldwide. is encouraging home baking good or bad for business he -- business? >> i love people who bacon home and some people who have never been to our shops have our book and bake our stuff and might make a specialty detour when they come to london. >> what worries a businessman like yourself? do you worry about anything to do with the business? >> read why begin? i have a whole list of worries to worry about. i do not know what is normal for my sector. tens ofve not taken thousands that we usually do, i will panic. but then i will hear from someone else

to take perfectly good dough, to twist it, to bake it within an inch of its life and then to salt it as the roamans did to cargted age. it is outrage. it is an outrage. ( laughter ) i don't like pretzels. ( laughter ) sorry, senator razzenhoffer, you weren't finished. >> what if the prellle was dipped in yogurt? would that then be considered -- could we consider that? that would be two in one? ( laughter ) >> jon: oh, my gosh! this guy is batman. ( laughter ) what say you, senator hasselhoff? >> yogurt would be the state snack. the pretzel would nol. >> jon: the pretzel, if so dipped, would be the state snack conveyance, or delivery method, for which designation i refer to the subcommittee on snack transportation. i'm telling you, this was maybe the best 40 minutes any legislative chamber anywhere in the country has ever spent. but, of course, as all good things must come to an end, we do have to move to a vote. >> through you, the sponsor would please yield. >> jon: are you ( bleep ) kidding me? all right, all right, senator krueger. >> what we need to require that the state snack o

i know bake sales only give you $100 and this mother needs more than that. >> reporter: that's because the mother was trying to raise money for pay for her son's cancer treatments. >> he's doing a little better lately, but also you'll see him running off to the bathroom and sometimes he'll come into the office, my stomach hurts, i feel very sick, can i go home. >> reporter: but while she had to tell the mom her request was denied, she told her, her timing was perfect. cesar chavez academy's motto is dream big, work hard, give back, and every march is when the giving back happens. >> we needed a plan to give back. >> reporter: and so when members of the student council and renaissance club met to choose how to give back this year, they didn't have to look far. but what could these kids, among the poorest of the bay area's poor, afford to give? >> thank you. >> reporter: the answer may have just been pennies, but it was a lot of pennies. every morning during the month of march, students passed a plastic bucket from room to room. every morning, students dug into their pockets and emptied

we're going to take disabled veterans and spouses and teach them how to bake and georgetown university continuing education program is going to teach them

"take-and-bake" pizza company papa murphy's opened within range and closed up 5 cents. a couple of ipo-s are expected to trade this week: p-b-f logistics, friday-- ticker symbol p-b-f-x and chinese security company cheetah mobile, thursday, that ticker is: c-m-c-m. financial exchanges are expected to soon be served with subpeonas in connection with high-frequency trading firms. according to a reuters the new york attorney general's office is probing the intercontinental exchange, nasdaq omx, and bats global markets. along with high frequency trading firms. the ag is interested in finding out if high frequency traders receive early information. astrazeneca is rejecting a new bid from pfizer, calling it inadequate. the new offer of $106 billion dollars is larger than the $100 billion u-s-based pfizer proposed in january. but the british drug firm says the bid "substantially undervalues" the company. if the deal happens in the future, it would be one of the largest-ever foreign takeovers of a british company, and one of the biggest acquisitions in the drug industry. the we

big dreams of baking on the new demand for coffee. the odd that the crease get stable cctv seattle.moore started before we go the bank of japan has already trimmed its economic forecasts for the year. mike horan has more what prompted them to fall back. we did mention explodes in a dip in domestic spending may cut japan's economic growth and hope in the next twelve months. the bike and i would be she is forecast to one point one percent compared to jenny least one point four percent estimate. woods twenty thirteen estimate to two point two from two point seven percent. the central bank says the negative effects from this month's sales tax increase should be over by this summer with higher wages encouraging shoppers to keep on spending if overseas demand also picks up the banks as japan's economy will grow one point five percent in fiscal twenty fifteen a one point three percent the following year concerns about slowing growth has led investors to sell japanese stocks this year. the nikkei two to five is down twelve percent after rising fifty seven percent in twenty thirteen. jp morg

liz: your first crumbs bake shop was 75th and amsterdam.ere all the time with the kids. you had to strike a deal to get that piece of real estate. what is the number one thing you take with you fro your first experience running crumbs to what you're doing right now? >> i think the key to make sure our agents, our employees are part of the process. any business is not just about the product but also about the people. and not coming from the real estate background gives me a little bit after different sense how to run this is about and how to operate this business and i believe that is what agents are looking for most these days. liz: how many pound did you lose when you stopped eating your own product? >> it has been 18 months. no cupcakes, 20, 25 pounds. liz: but they're so good. congratulations. >> thank you so much. liz: jason bauer. the company is called voda bauer real estate. david, back to you. david: one little treat i could not do without. >>> who would have thought two wheels are better than four? that is exactly what the motorcycl

it was a great chinese bakery they offer freshly baked warm buns and like pinning apple and others. i'm not only honoring geneva bakery are you but paul and cocoa are generous to our schools their korgz many community events and donate many baked goods to communicate events that's a community hub not only a line but it is filed with people socially over a cup of coffee in the morning or afternoon. it's the kind of business we hope to foster and i'm prude inform offer for the asian pacific islander heritage month. thank you >> (clapping) >> say a few words. >> anything t is good thank you (clapping.) >> thank you supervisor avalos like to acknowledge supervisor cowen. thank you very much mr. president, this is a wonderful time of the year we get to acknowledge all the rich culture dings and the culture of the asian pacific islander people of san francisco. i want to specifically call out and acknowledge a wonderful man by the name of john. (yelling). john (clapping) his been a usage to me we say we were friends and he works tireless also to bring peace to the southeast part of the ci

baking cupcakes for years. so one day we just quit our jobs.ocation opening in atlanta this fall. having a great time doing it. but we have customers coming in from all over. the flagship in georgetown. interesting in the cupcake bakery. >> i went under the impression that john kerry is under -- is a is of your cupcakes as president's daughter. >> we had a blast. >> customer kerry has been a fan since the beginning. we have seen twitter pictures of them on the plane. >> give us an idea of the unique labors. >> everything from peanut butter -- chips to red velvet and buttercream. >> we offer 100 different flavors. differentt a bunch of -- flavors and assortment in something for everyone. >> that mean something for mothers this sunday. >> we have a special mother's day does -- doesn't. lavender upticks decorated with beautiful mom decorations. the choice between subject and your mother flowers or cupcakes. cupcakes make you smile and will be delicious. as far as the competition , there is sprinkled and crumbs and it is a fad driven business and t

one, where 96% of the students receive free or reduced lunches, bake sales aren't allowed. the mother was trying to raise money to pay for her son's cancer treatments. >> you'll see him running to the bathroom and he'll go to the office and say i'm really sick. but while omica had to tell the mom her request was denied, she told her her request was perfect. dream big, work hard, give back. and every march is when the giving back happened. and so when members of the student council and renaissance club went to choose how to give back this year, they didn't have to look far. but what could these kids, amongs the poorest of the bay area's poor, afford to give? the answer may have just been pennies, but it was a lot of pennies. >> thank you. >>er morning during the month of march, students passed a bucket from room-to-room. every morning, students dug into their pockets and emptied their piggy banks to give. and every day, the tidal wave of change grew. in the end, $2,000. much of it one benny at a time. >> when you sit back and fill the seats, they will surprise you. >> it may

bakes himself.s, fresh cream from the cows, and the meat of the pumpkin. >> and layer of bacon also. homemade pancette. very good. oh, man, it's heavy. we made it. >> is he concerned the pumpkin's going to try to get out? >> daniel's dad can be something of a gaulic mcguyver. you don't waste stuff around here, and he's a bit of an inventor anyway. >> how much would you pay for a machine like this? >> look at this. an old washing machine turned still. >> what the hell is that? >> so underneath we have the -- but to seal it so there's no air coming in, there's cement. it's not distilled yet, just fermented. >> leftover grape solids from the wine-making process usually used to make liquor like grappa. today a different use. if we can get it out of here. >> why did you put so much cement on it? >> we'll be using this delightfully funky stuff to flavor the steam that cooks the vegetables and the sabodet sausages from monsieur reynon inside the still. >> and we come back in an hour. >> at dusk we settle f

just like any other vending machine, you put in a coin, and inside an oven finishes baking a half cookedaguette. >> the robot takes the baguette from the start and voilÀ. >> fresh bread in just a few minutes. he has taken the business to the annual consumer products fare in the french capital. crested.nice and great to have fresh bread in the morning. >> i think it is interesting. bring goodll help to quality bread to places where there are no bakeries. >> some of these machines have already been installed in eastern france, paris, and russia, proving there is nothing half-baked about this invention. >> another look at the headlines this hour, pro-russian separatists in eastern ukraine have claimed a landslide victory in sunday's road for more is -- more autonomy. they are denying accusations of voter fraud that kiev and the west have called illegitimate. voting in the last day of its massive six-week election. hindu nationalist opposition leader is seen as the front-runner, but the final results will not come out before friday. day one of the 2014 world cup in , just one month away, but

for her to back out, it is bakely -- it is furthering the heckler's veto. congratulations to the protesters because now a white man is giving the speech. >> good for them. >> and he is an old white male. old, straight, white guy. >> is he single? >> bring a bank statement. >> poor joanne. time to take a break. don't think about leaving me now. i'm doing an autographed copy g gutfeld. if you haven't got a hoodie what are you waiting for? mow it is getting annoying. >> she and her beret have something to say. monica lewinski is finally clearing the air about the affair which raises the question should she and bill get back together? that's on tonight -- that's the subject -- >> "red eye" debate 2014, live from the" red eye" debate center. >> qel come to to -- welcome to tonight's "red eye" debate. host of tonight's "red eye" debate. as always your ticket stub is good for one free song at karaoke carl's. that was andy's request. monica lewinski says they deeply regret the affair. she has thoughts of suicide and sought jobs and communications and branding. but

>> the bay area baked by record-breaking heat today. >> a live look from our sutro tower cam. it is still hot out there right now. i'm dan ashley jie. and i'm carolyn johnson. sandhya patel is here with the details on how hot it got out there. >> carolyn and dan, it was steamy outside. let me show you live doppler 7hd and we will talk about the highs for today and the record as well. the high clouds are passing through the bay area right now. it is not signaling any change. look at the record. for sfo it got to 90 degrees. 902 livermore and -- 92 livermore and up to 89 in fairfield and 93 san jose and santa cruz and san francisco 90-degree heat today. just look at how it compares to other parts of the state. it was warmer than las vegas that came in at 82 degrees. the heat extended up and down the state. 91 in los angeles. as we look at the current temperatures many parts of the bay area are still in the 70s. 73 san francisco, hayward 71, san jose. it is 76 currently in antioch. i will be back to let you know when the heat will some steam in just a few minutes. carolyn? >> tha

so you can have baking. you can't have coffee without some baking. so the coffee and the sweet smells. we hope that the coffee and the relaxed atmosphere will encourage people to come back on a monthly basis. we have to encourage people to come back. my idea is to take some of the ideas from religion and transfer them into cultural. so hopefully you all walk out, if you come to the first evening, and you will get a card punched. and then you will get something free. and that will encourage you to come back. >> we will take a break. we will return as the end of the show together. before we take a break, you are at the corner of 46 and taravo. >> yes. >> we will take a quick break and return in just a moment to continue the conversation with rabbi mark malamut. >>> welcome back to mosaic. we are in the middle of a wonderful conversation about a great project in san francisco. we are with rabbi mark malamut. welcome back, mark. so the cafi is called, sunrise sunset. in reference to the song from the movie, fiddler on the roof. >> so you are talking earl

man, you bake a mean cookie, anthony. >> i know.ple really know if they are getting something made with love. >> aww >> you know, you can't fool people. they know if you are taking shortcuts here and there. they can eat something and tell the care that went into it. they get what they expect. >> uh-huh. >> system development and things like that. >> sounds so technical. >> i'm an engineer. >> that's right, that's right. cookies are so good, drove all other thoughts out of my head. thank you for taking time out it talk to us about what you do and the love with which you do it. we appreciate your time here on quick bites. i hope you've enjoyed our delicious tale of defendant 93 and dessert. as for me, my search is over. those reviews did not lie. in fact, i'm thinking of one of my very own. some things you just have it experience for yourself. to learn more about anthony's cookies, visit him on the web at anthoniescookies.com. if you want to watch some of our other episodes at sfquickbites/tumbler.com. see >> good afternoon and welcom

marijuana may be legal in some parts of the country, but in others, laced baked goods could land youest of your life. the issue is the brownies were made with hash oil, which is considered much more serious than marijuana in texas. but does the punishment fit the crime? pamela brown is "outfront" with the story. >> reporter: 19-year-old jacob lavarro is facing the same prison sentence as some rapists and murderers in the state of texas, up to 99 years behind bars. his alleged offense? baking brownies with hash oil. >> honestly, when i heard that i was going to get life in jail, my face turned completely white. and i had to throw up. >> reporter: but local texas police say lavaro made a business out of pot brownies, selling them for 25 bucks a pop. police found several bags of marijuana and hash oil in separate containers in his house, enough to bring another felony charge against lavaro. but because of a controversial law, it's those hash brownies that could lead to big jail time. >> it really was meant to cover a situation where you were mixing a small amount of cocaine or heroin wi

>> the bay area baked by record-breaking heat today. >> a live look from our sutro tower cam. it is still hot out there right now. i'm dan ashley jie. and i'm carolyn johnson. sandhya patel is here with the details on how hot it got out there. >> carolyn and dan, it was steamy outside. let me show you live doppler 7hd and we will talk about the highs for today and the record as well. the high clouds are passing through the bay area right now. it is not signaling any change. look at the record. for sfo it got to 90 degrees. 902 livermore and -- 92 livermore and up to 89 in fairfield and 93 san jose and santa cruz and san francisco 90-degree heat today. just look at how it compares to other parts of the state. it was warmer than las vegas that came in at 82 degrees. the heat extended up and down the state. 91 in los angeles. as we look at the current temperatures many parts of the bay area are still in the 70s. 73 san francisco, hayward 71, san jose. it is 76 currently in antioch. i will be back to let you know when the heat will blow off some steam in just a few minutes. caroly

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it's like the illusion of baking.aking your word for it. i've got allergies. do you smell it? >> yes. can you put any sort of a scent in there? >> any sort of scented oil. as you clean the house, you will be -- >> oh, my gosh. i like it. what now? >> we are spraying some fabric softener and water, about one-third fabric softener and water. on pet hair. this is the worst thing to vacuum up. this will eliminate the static electricity. >> let's do that same thing again. >> my thing again here. >> do you let it dry all the way before you vacuum it? >> about a minute or so. all you have to do now, it will come right up, okay? >> yeah. >> so think about, right? how about that? that's just fabric softener. fabric softener, the sheets, get rid of stinkbugs. you know those disgusting stinkbugs? >> no. >> you don't know what stinkbugs are? god's most disgusting creature. if you put screens on inside and out, most of the stinkbugs will not come in. that is a tip for everyone. >> who knew? let's go here. what is that? >> let's ta

>> you can go faster, kathy. >> now you just bake it?no, you don't. >> yes, you do. just like that. >> look at it! >> are you done? >> yes, i drizzled. >> i'll serve it up. >> here, kath. >> some whipped cream. >> hoda can't have whipped cream. >> no? >> no. can i get you one, kath? >> no. >> okay. i will. >> what do you think? >> oh, my god. >> is it really good? >> this is really good. oh, my god. that's hard to believe. >> i know. we've got another one back here. >> that's unbelievable. >> i can't believe that. all right. what is this one? >> this one is called a black forest cherry dump cake. >> okay. >> got a can of cherry pie filling. put that in the bottom of the pan. again, the pan's been lightly greased. non-stick. all the recipes are in the dump cake cookbook. >> how many different dump cakes? >> 250 of them. >> are you kidding me? a lot of dumping. >> you can pick up that cookbook and you can be dumping and baking too. >> okay. dump that down. >> spread. now we're going to take the -- these are just regular cherries. >> regula

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