her name is sarah dwyer, she has her own company called shoe cat which is synonymous with decadent chocolate desserts. so nice to have you. and today, she's featuring ice cream sandwiches? >> just a little bit away from france, i figured all american -- and however promised the weather -- howard promised the weather would be good for ice cream sandwiches. take the ice cream out of the carton and lay it in something flat and that way you can cut it with a knife or you can use a little cookie cutter and make a little shape for a heart for strawberry short cake. and then i made s' more and you can take the chocolate and paint it on just like that. >> i'll do it. >> everyone likes to paint with chocolate. >> oh, yeah. and what kind of chocolate is this? >> i use all different kinds. but i like valrona. >> really? >> i do. then we'll put a little bit of ice cream on top and then i toasted some marshmallows. they got a little sticky, when you do it at home. it will be a little easier and then put a top on it. >> put another top of the chocolate? >> chocolate down. >> there you go. >> like that. >>

dwyer. >>> sarah shourd spoke out today about her two friends still being held in iran and the lack of anythere. kimberly terry's live with more for us. >> reporter: sarah shourd showed up at her alma mate tore speak and about 60 people came to hear her. the crowd was quite diverse. about 50 or 60 people showed up. a big crowd. some say they came to show their support, others say they travel in the middle east and wanted to educate themselves on what happened to her there. her fiance, shane bauer, and their friend, josh fattal as well. bower and fattal remain incarcerated. the two along with shourd were charged with spying after they mistakenly crossed into iran from the border shared with iraq. today's event started with a showing of a 20-minute documentary that shows the region where the three were captured and also details what happened to them. shourd says while people have a lot going on in their own lives she hopes people will pay attention to what is happening in iran and stand up against what she says is extreme injustice. >> not only is it important that people keep out their rada

dwyer. we hope you are enjoying our special on the history of u.s. opens at the olympic club. here is a quick update. sarah shord, one of the three americans detained by the iranian government spoke at uc berkeley. she was released on humanitarian grounds but shane bower and josh fatale are awaiting trial. there is word that a verdict could be handed down in the next month. kimberly terry will have a full update at 6:00. >>> in san francisco it is a legal fight that has been going on for six years. state senator leland ye is hopeful the high court will rule in his favor. it limited violent video games. it makes it illegal for stores in california to sell exsesively violent video games to anyone under 18, but the law never took effect because it was immediately challenged in court by the video game industry which argued the law is a violation of the first amendment. right now we want to check in with rob mayata. >> san francisco 72 degrees, into san jose, 85. some spots hitting 90 for the first time in the last few days. low 90s inland. tomorrow we see more 90s pop up in the valleys. a sign of things to com