there are places that specialize in any and every dessert your heart desires, from hand made ice cream to organic cakes, artisan chocolate and cupcakes galore, the options are endless. anyone out there with a sweet tooth? then i have a great stop for you. i've been searching high and low for some great cookies and the buzz around town that anthony's are those cookies. with rave reviews like this i have to experience these cookies for myself and see what the fuss was all about. so let's see. while attending san francisco state university as an accountinging major, anthony's friend jokingly suggested he make cookies to make ends make. with no formal culinary training he opened his own bakery and is now the no. 1 producer of gourmet cookies in the biarea and thank you for joining us on quick bites. how do you feel? >> i feel great. >> so i want to get to the bottom of some very burning questions. why cookies? >> it was a recommendation from a friend. hard to believe that's how it all started. >> why not pies and cakes? what do you have against pies and cakes, anthony. >> i have nothing ag

there are places that specialize in any and every dessert your heart desires, from hand made ice cream chocolate and cupcakes galore, the options are endless. anyone out there with a sweet tooth? then i have a great stop for you. i've been searching high and low for some great cookies and the buzz around town that anthony's are those cookies. with rave reviews like this i have to experience these cookies for myself and see what the fuss was all about. so let's see.

. >> each of these instruments has their own sound as they for the most part were all hand made.tly alike. and so people do appreciate the unique sound that come from them. david: most of the instruments came from what aficionados say was the golden ear of guitar making. coupled with some of the famous fingers that strummed them, may make it the greatest guitar collection to go on auction. >> there are ordinary instruments and extraordinary instrument that is were hand made and risen above the rest and targeted by collectors for decade. this particular collection, one gentleman's collection is being viewed by experts far more knowledgeable than i as the finest collection of rare instruments ever to come up for sale. david: just beautiful pieces of art. the two-day auction starts tonight, 7:00 p.m. eastern. you can view the full collection on invaluable.com and bid online, by the way in real time during the live auction. liz: want the clapton one. we asked you on twitter and facebook if you think gm, strong question here, was guilty of criminal negligence. and you told us, no, not

i'm also bringing the kitchen up front so the consumers can see that it's hand-made and all-natural.ing the seating and adding a viewing station, i want consumers to be able to have a unique experience watching us make pies and understand what goes into each one. with the change in our product and the change in the process, key west key lime pie company will start to increase revenues dramatically. with our margins being between 80% and 90%, we're gonna start to see big money on the bottom line. this all gets blown out 'cause all this will be gone. you're not gonna have the dry goods. look at all the space you just picked up. >> right. we'll put coolers and refrigerators along that back, so it'll be pies, pie bars, whatever we want to do. and then along that back wall, derek, is the menu wall. not only are we changing the look and feel of the store, but we're also changing the pie so that it's all-natural and proprietary. i learned from the employees that jim actually makes his own crust. i want to taste it. so you know, it costs $1.30 to make it fresh... >> mm-hmm. >> versus 98 cent

. >> mostly hand made since 1833, martin built and rebuilt a signature american sound and one of the music industry's most enduring brands. >> the craftsmanship is impeccable. i think that's what's carried the brand. >> it got tough back in the 1980s. >> it's been tough in the 1880s -- >> 1880s too? >> we had to deal with things like civil war. we are affected by economic and political instability. >> chris martin is the sixth c.f. martin ceo since his great, great, great grandfather took his skills to a violin factory. >> they were dismissive, you should stick with your father, has a good reputation as a cabinet builder and the guitar is a fad. i think that was the impetus for him to go, i'm out of here. >> the immigrant businessman designed nine new models of guitar, all of them recognizable today with variations of size, shape and strength. >> martin literally wrote the book for the design of acoustic steel string guitars. >> matt has sold martin guitars since the 1950s. >> it's the one. you can't beat the original. martin could be like the bmw or mercedes, ever had your hands in

the sanctions currently applied to the press that the cinema to get out of hand made. this continues i think rationally. i checked hers you are up and then another keep the deputy foreign minister of ukraine on sunday the command of the car insurance nice chance to tuition. and the second term i was busy to help ukraine and two religions nice to have conflict and tension to train in getting him to feel more and to protect its security at all. russian due to an increase in the summer if all this attention with because aaron. meekly a little. that's the russian federation may you most. some approaches to the stabilize the patient. the slave you to be established coles complex with a small bowl of elements as in all departments though the republic of moldova is it that ukraine. veto the conduct of all of two prime minister's conduct its the bilateral negotiations they have this fight is to maintain three strong security by looking the stars you try to keep everything under control. middle fold in the science all the locations and also matters that may escalate sufficient.

it is a book and are an altogether and it's all hand made. it's more than just the words that they're in the book. it's also the structure of the book, part of the art, the paper that is used with. it's all of that. it's an unruly were to discover and created. >> this is another book, the most recent, the most recent book. and it is written by helen waters. it relates to her trip on the camino del santiago. the it was true for this. and he and watterson collaborated doing the drawings of would go with her poetry. this is an interesting page because she get the idea to do the book after hiking trail and she saw amount of it. you're reminded her of a woman stretching across northern spain on this pilgrimage. and then they drew a map and also this overlay which is a woman superimposed. as we close this page that shows the woman on the man and his interpretation. >> the artist comes in with the vision and have their writing. and then also when you're working in collaboration, the illustrations have both the inspiration in her riding and and also

. >> what we're hooking at is art and technology, combined. 90% hand made right here.alk about made in america. this engineer >> he wants things to be built the way they're designed. >> they have no choice because there can be no margin for error. in alameda, abc7 news >> coming up next, overlooked, underestimated >> a student who has the country's best >> he describes himself as an ordinary street dude, right? living in oakland but this 17-year-old is extraordinary. >> he has been accepted to just about every single ivy league school there is. he says he's a ro duct of oakland public schools. >> the guy is a winner. >> he has been a stellar student at oakland tech. today he's a rock star among friends he has been offered a spot at some of the top universities. >> yale. brown, columbia. >> the acceptance list is too long to include in this broadcast. it was inside of the classroom he began the path to success. >> my whole life people have been tell ming to stay on the path and everything will fall the way you want them to. >> he tells us he has been judged and overlook

. >> what we're hooking at is art and technology, combined. 90% hand made right here. >> he wants things to be built the way they're designed. >> they have no choice because there can be no margin for error. in alameda, abc7 news >> coming up next, overlooked, underestimated >> a student who has the >> he describes himself as an ordinary street dude, right? living in oakland but this 17-year-old is extraordinary. >> he has been accepted to just about every single ivy league school there is. he says he's a ro duct of oakland public schools. >> the guy is a winner. >> he has been a stellar student at oakland tech. today he's a rock star among friends he has been offered a spot at some of the top universities. >> yale. brown, columbia. >> the acceptance list is too long to include in this broadcast. it was inside of the classroom he began the path to success. >> my whole life people have been tell ming to stay on the path and everything will fall the way you want them to. >> he tells us he has been judged and overlooked by his appearance. few believe him he tells them his

. >> at game many fans carried hand made signs and special t-shirts and talked how this episode is helpingire country address the issue. several companies cut ties with the clippers after the scandal broke and now samsung which suspended the ads has resumed running them and one aired last night. >> the warriors lost to the clippers and los angeles now leads the best of seven 3-2 and warriors face elimination unless they beat clippers when they meet in oakland tomorrow night. ought clippers are standing by their show of solidarity on facebook displaying "we one." the site switched after the announcement came down and other teams have followed suit. last night the nba released "we are one" message affirming unity in the league featuring players from several playoff teams helping each other up off the ground. the spot can be seen in its entirety on our website at abc7news.com. >> we will follow the developing story on air and online. the news conference with the commissioner adam silver is on our website at abc7 news.com . our reporting continues on twitter@abc7news. . >> a golf teach are acc

camp and in a refugee camp when somebody used to do when somebody would die, they used to take a hand made blanket and they would roll the bodies and then they would lay them on the road. >> tonight, there are more than -- >> because we spoke good french, the reporters wanted to hire us, as translaidors and all of a sudden, life was -- started coming to normal. i was helping these journalists capture the conditions of the camps. i remember one of the cameramen allowing me to look through the viewfinder. he was showing me how to actually operate the camera. looking through that viewfinder i realized the power of the camera, the ability to be able to show the world what was happening in rwanda. that's where my fascination to work to tell stories, we came whe --wakened when i was a teenn the refugee camp. then the situation wasn't a story anymore. they were packing to go back to their lives. before they left they allowed us to use their satellite phone and i was able to call an uncle of mine who lives in england. he thought we had all died. he told us please get out of there, you can come to

an expression of art and science and technology combine x percent more than#5$ of this device was hand made and fabricated right here. talk about made in america. engineers lake joseph conceive of part and third generation machinist fabricate. >> you want perfection and things to be built the way they are designed. >> they have no choice because miles below the surface of an ocean there can be no margin for error especially when trying to solve one of our great aviation mystery. in alameda, wayne abc 7 news. >> federal authorities have uncovered 2 sophisticated drug tunnel that lead from san diego to tijuana. each continual is more than a third of a mile running from warehouses on each end. on monday agent smashed through hatch door that was painted to look like the cement floor around it. 70 feet straight down to the tunnel below. once down there agent found a second tunnel equipped with tier electric rail system. agent spend months investigating to uncover the tunnel. they are now discovered and shut down self of them in the last two years. amazing operation in. southern california author

if the people of "occupy wall street" were holding rifles and sniper scopes instead of drums and hand made signs, do you think fox news would have called them anything but resisting tyranny? joining me now, majority university professor michael erik dyson, michael, this kind of law enforcement resistance to law enforcement would be met with absolute horror and probably a whole lot of state violence if it were not this situation. >> you are absolutely right, they would not be handing out pizza or plaudits, they would be concerned because they would see this as a fundamental offense to the rule of government and the government's respect in the eyes of the people. but now we baptise these people on the bundy ranch, clive bundy, as patriots. and when we think about the resistance, of people who perceived injustice, they were roundly criticized. he was the head of the naacp. he argued that black people should take up and did machine guns, molotov cocktails and dynamite to protect themselves and finally had to seek help in cuba. this was not a person who took up arms against a government who ref

before i knew it everyone was showing up chess with either hand made or purchased clothing, but it was -- you know, i spent some time. the village was easier for me actually. i spent a little bit of time into law that in a big urban compound behind walls. i was very -- felt very cooped up and really got a sense about not being able to go out, certain times of day and i could go on the roof and maybe people over, but it is pretty constraining. at the same time i really did it willingly because i knew that i had to show that respect in order for them to accept me. so i pretty much embraced the idea. >> i keep thinking of your everyday life, just the convenience is that we have, i mean, though washing machine, going to the grocery store to get fit for dinner. what was that like? >> well, we ate rice and beans and peas and rice. i was desperate to get fresh fruits and vegetables because we really did not have them. i mean, tomatoes or such a treat every once in while we go on and on. we had to wash clothes by hand. there were, you know, -- it was just have house-type out terms. i hate to s

the hand made fireworks are shot off hundreds at a time directly at two church bell towers.e scores the most direct hits on the opposing church is the winner. >>> and that's a wrap on this fox trip around the world in 80 seconds. >>> we cover it all. now for many of our nations war heroes, the horrors of combat are far from over when they return home. among their most troubling or deals is often post traumatic stress disorder, now thanks to the dedication of a small program, military veterans suffering from ptsd may finally get the treatment that they so justly deserve. >> reporter: what may be a simple game for some has become simply essential for others. >> i was at rock bottom. i had a -- almost successful suicide attempt. >> reporter: in an effort to knock down demons brought on by war, a program called pathway home literally brings veterans back to live. >> every day it saves my life. >> by bringing life like a trip to the bowling alley, back to veterans. >> it's hard to turn down help when everybody is trying to help you. >> reporter: the privately funded program has b

they were presented with hand made gifts. a shield for him and toys were george. airs rock is a place of spiritual significance of the people. it's treated with respect. walking on the crop is frowned upon. william and catherine walked a short distance around. it was time for them to view the sunset. where is baby george? home alone tonight or rather with his nanny while his mom and dad go off for a night to themselves. for them, sunset at airs rock followed by a night of what's called glamping. glam ourous camping at the resort. >>> something you don't see often. rescue workers in india trying to distract a leopard from a house where it became trapped. they go in there the roof. suddenly it leaps out. it actually does quite a bit of damage to that man's buttocks. the cat and workers had a full out standoff. people around are striking as the leopard. eventually they managed to find it. leopards are protected species in india. they often leave their habitats looking for food. >>> that's it so far a. look out for stray cats where you're watching us. for now, i'm tim

. >> : cold case murder of kathy as the rupture of her body found beneath a hand made quite clear in her car. at san jose airport march 1989. the second husband and his brother robert were indicted by grand jury last month. in charge with her murder. according to 18 page legal brief of filed with the court. obtained by us. david star was having an affair when his wife disappeared. and at what point he suggested that please look for her at the airport. legal analyst says that the evidence will be difficult to refute. >> : as a result >> : he pointed them to the report suggested that it could of been a robbery he assure the place at that time thought this could be deflection from him. onto other people. as soon as a police officer sees that you become a suspect. he appears to be a man who wanted out of his marriage. it will be expensive divorce. and didn't follow through with what he promises life. the picture that's been presented by district attorney is not grieving husband of a calculated killer. >> : beckham is also revealed for the first time that robert z. at the czar's dna was f

that it's hand made in the back of our kitchens every day across the country.ery day fresh. >> we keep it simple and fresh. >> we're trying to get a read on the consumer to see how solid we are and if we're going. i appreciate your expanding but what is the general read on stores open a while? >> they're doing fantastic. it's really resonating with customers across the u.s. better for you option. it's quite frankly not out there. >> average bill ten bucks? >> little south of ten dollars. >> good to meet you. >> thank you so much. >> kevin miles, the coo of zoes kitchen. >> with a food pyramid in the stock exchange. we're going to dive into the bank earnings that we got a little earlier today. wells fargo, jpmorgan on the move. we'll talk to an analyst about that. also we'll talk to morgan stanley's head of mergers and acquisitions, robert kindher, time warner's banker live at post nine with david in a minute. minute. in 1953. afghanistan, in 2009. orbiting the moon in 1971. [ male announcer ] once it's earned, usaa auto insurance is often handed down from gener

full length feature we would absolutely have to and finally thought good would you rather have a hand made of fresh air or an armpit dispenses sunscreen. the latter i think the latter for sure i mean i want that i would want sunscreen i don't care where it's coming from but it's her and her business we play a game of if you only new member the first boy you give a kiss yeah josh josh i will leave i was in sixth grade whatever half of the judge well he was mad because i wouldn't french kiss him. sell sixth grade yeah exactly that really john you have a kid spread a merry maroon merry marar your last name til oh yeah. it was that this is in valley stream new york she was in the same grade as me having musta been in seventh grade and something of grades and she was much bigger than me much taller and she had. red hair and very very white skin ever wonder what happened to her i always offer i often wonder i really do. all right carrie what makes fred laugh every time me screaming fred to something carrie can't stand the cold when it's cold so you carry what wood for fred preferred time travel