the bakery, pizza, and dolores park cafe, there is no end in sight for the mouth watering food optionse family of business he which includes skylight creamery, skylight and the 18 raisin. >> skylight market has been here since 1940. it's been in the family since 1964. his father and uncle bought the market and ran it through sam taking it over in 1998. at that point sam revamped the market. he installed a kitchen in the center of the market and really made it a place where chefs look forward to come. he created community through food. so, we designed our community as having three parts we like to draw as a triangle where it's comprised of our producers that make the food, our staff, those who sell it, and our guests who come and buy and eat the food. and we really feel that we wouldn't exist if it weren't for all three of those components who really support each other. and that's kind of what we work towards every day. >> valley creamery was opened in 2006. the two pastry chefs who started it, chris hoover and walker who is sam's wife, supplied all the pastries and bakeries for the mar

in 2005, we opened the first cupcake-only bakery. couple of years ago, we opened the first cupcake atm. along with cupcakes and cookies and ice cream, there are lots of things we do. we are trying to continue to innovate and offer fresh products to our customers. >> is that the key to success? you cannot stay with one kind of product? >> we just opened our 20th location in new york. we have six ice cream shops that sell cookies, and six atm's. we want to be a premium dessert brand. we are continuing to see growth in our portfolio, in stores and across product lines. for us, it is natural brand extensions. >> tell us about franchise activity you have embarked on in the middle east. >> all of our stores in the united states are company-owned, and we do have a franchise in a large group in the middle east. we have stores that have opened in kuwait. well-known brands such as shake shack, pf chang, everything from starbucks coffee to victoria's secret over there. it is a great start. >> tell us your wife candace participates in your succes

he was out of the door of the bakery and hitting it with the butt of the gun. as soon as he saw me, his attention was drawn. he walked across the front door, walked across the front of the building and put his focus on me. then and there i knew i was in the wrong place. he's got the gun aimed at me. >> the man with the shotgun is james richard hill. he's in the thick of a heated dispute with his girlfriend who works at the bakery. >> we've got people in the store. tell them to get away from the windows. >> even before officer ashley brockett arrives on the scene, he knows the situation is dire. >> the fact that he got on the radio and told dispatch to have the people inside the store move away from the windows, that told me that he was trying to prepare to use deadly force against this guy. >> as the dash cam rolls, sergeant kellerman makes numerous attempts to negotiate with hill, but the gunman refuses to comply. >> put the gun down, man! put it down! >> no! >> what's going on? in talking to him, the whole time, i basically got my pistol out and it's pointed

legal action saying the business is shouldn't be able to pick and choose who they serve whereas the bakery or arguing that christians should be able to apply their beliefs of the day to day running of their businesses they've now got a christian pressure group to back up that stands now in terms of legal precedence when courts in the u.k. have in the past said that it's wrong for christians to refuse to serve gay people on the grounds of their sexuality but crucially this case would likely be the first in which anyone has been told that it's against the law to refuse to take part in gave rights publicity campaigns the gay rights organization the rainbow project has said that the bakery can't have their cake and eat it in relation to equality legislation in northern ireland. you've been watching out international will be back in the hof and now with more international news right now the island of the bahamas is a country associated with it to the beach isn't meant to call days a why has the n.s.a. chosen to keep tabs on the face of the people in the country nimrod came up investigate . like

legal action saying the business is shouldn't be able to pick and choose who they serve whereas the bakery are arguing that christians should be able to apply their beliefs to the day to day running of their businesses they've now got a christian pressure group to back up that stands now in terms of legal precedence while courts in the u.k. have in the past said that it's wrong for christians to refuse to serve gay people on the grounds of their sexuality but crucially this case would likely be the first in which anyone has been told that it's against the law to refuse to take part in gave rights publish city campaigns the gay rights organization the rainbow project has said that the bakery can't have their cake and eat it in relation to equality legislation in northern ireland. that harris crimi who is the bow group chairman as the freedom of belief should be respected unless it creates a dangerous precedent once this is contractual as within the law there has to be. a so-called sensible legal debate about it as minute is the issue may appear to ordinary people as soon as it comes before

. >>> the bakery chain now shuttered. >>> the big money deal that would compensate thousands of former nfl players for concussion-related problems. it's now cleared a major hurdle. we'll be right back. ♪ when you recognize something isn't right, make the call to the veterans crisis line at 1-800-273-8255 and press 1. >>> welcome back. raising the minimum wage could be good for the economy. a study finds that there's been stronger job growth in all 13 states that raised their minimum wages in january than in the other three dozen that didn't. critics of minimum wage increases say they hurt job growth because employers can't afford as many workers. >>> well, california now has the world's eighth largest economy. it's bigger than russia and italy, and the golden state's economy is even closing in on france and britain. economists point out that california has silicon valley and the movie industry, and just like some hollywood actors, the state's making a comeback. >>> well, reena, a favorite of cupcake lovers is gone. crumbs notified employees at the close of business yesterday that opera

the bakery has been here for generations. it produces hundreds of thousands of breads and pace trees every day. it uses solar powered generators so over the years it has avoided problems of power outages. but many small businesses like this have been hit by israeli airstrikes. the bakery won't sell more than 100 breads per person. >> i waited two hours to buy 100 pieces of bread. with over 20 people in my house it's not enough. i'll come back early tomorrow to get more. >> many stores are closed since the conflict began. and many are buying for relatives who have been forced to escape the bombardment. >> we have so many people staying at my house. we have no drinkable water or electricity. i am old and weak but i come because we need bread. >> reporter: 100 breads cost 100 shekels, that's about $33. >> the more rockets fall, the more we need. >> reporter: more wait to come to the door. >> i waited four hours to buy 50 pieces of bread for my family. i have more than 200 people in my building. i'm not afraid because god will pr

he wanted anything from the bakery and he said, yeah, sure, and i went to the bakery, and i came back minutes later and i found a cop car there. what happened was i walked towards the cop car and they didn't let me get any closer until i knew there was a problem, and i did not see mohammed there and that's how it started. so i called my family, and everybody came. >> so, he had disappeared, had been taken. >> abducted. >> abducted. and you did -- did you know this? did it circulate to the family quickly? >> um, actually, yes. once we got word of someone in the family being abducted, we had no idea who it was. until we finally found out that it was mohammed, and i knew he had been with him earlier that night, and it kind of -- i got really worried, you know. i didn't know what to expect. and everybody just gathered to find out, was he alive, dead? >> tariq, when did you learn what happened? >> well, until i called my family and when i called my family, they all came, and then more cops came to the scene. so, then i went and i saw the cameras in the store, in front of the store, and als

the friendship bakery has been here for generations and produces hundreds of thousands of breads and pastries every day. they use solar-powered generators, so over the years they've avoided problems with power. the brea bakery won't sell more than 100 pieces of bread per person. >> there are more than 20 people in my house. it's not enough. i come to get more. >> reporter: many food stores have closed since the conflict began, and many people are buying for relatives who were forbesed to he is--forced to escape from the bombarded areas. >> we have many people staying at my house. we have no wate drinkable water. >> reporter: 100 of these breads cost is hundred shekels. that's about $33. >> the more the rockets fall, the more we need. >> reporter: many wait at the door until the next wave of people are allowed in. he wants to buy more than is allowed. >> i waited four hours to buy 50 pieces of bread for my family. i have more than 200 people in my building. i'm not afraid because god will protect me. >> he pays for his bread and steps outside. al jazeera, gaza. >> in moscow the rhetori

water, vegetables, the farmers are not able to take vegetables from farms along the border, from the bakeriesnd pertro -- petrol stations. >> thanks very much. let's go straight to israel and our correspondent from jerusalem. israel announces a four-year -- the market is full of people. what explanation does the israeli military have? >> there is no exclamation, as far as i understand. the army had no immediate comment. usually they would respond with an investigation. the case of the u.n., we do not know yet what they think about the market issue. the security cabinet met tonight, and according to reports in local media they said they gave the greenlight light to the army to intensify attacks. >> israel's attacks continue to cause massive civilian casualties. israel he troops are of course dying as well. how deep is support in israel for this deployment? >> i think there is still widespread support for this war. the media here have published opinion polls. if you look at them altogether, there is widespread support for continuing the offensive. this is the ambiance in israel, although there

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and a lot of people who work at the bakery stay the night there to try to provide for the people there is no tap water in the houses. so we have 1.8 million people with no access to water. no access to electricity. the power plant was targeted and set on fire. >> in terms of water - let's take one element at a time. how are you getting water, and where are you getting it from? >> right now. most of the houses don't even have water. i mean, tap water. drinking water also - we tried to provide for the schools and people try to get if from the market or the shops, but the tap water is - it's unaccessible. other people, a minority, have watered wells. they can have access to water. >> in terms of trying to get water, that means you have a journey to make. how far away from where your home is do you have to get the water, and what dangers lie during that trip. >> actually, my family lives in a building, and they have their own well. it's difficult to get that from the well, to bring it up to the apartments because of - there's no electricity, so the generator doesn't work, you need fuel and

researchers plan to tift early next year and it could hit the market in 218. >>> crumbs p bakery is closing do you love those delicious little cupcakes we're very sor sorry. the nation' largest specialty cupcake chain says it's shutting all of its stores this week. it notified employees yesterday. the nasdaq suspended trading of crumb shares just last week. the bakery began in manhattan about 10 years ago. >> a tennessee mall worker getting a lot of attention. >> and here's why. she found an expensive diamond in her store and she returned it. barbara says that she was working at the mall when an upset customer reported that she lost a diamond from herring and not just any diamond it was over 3.5 carats and worth $40,000. just before heading home for the day barbara spotted it but not convinced it was the real deal she took it to a jeweler to make sure before calling the owner. >> she was just -- she just broke out in tears. she was just so excited and relieved. it was a happy ending. >> the worker says she crawled around on the floor all day looking for the diamond. she took what she found

they kicked us out of the tournament, but they are still better than argentina. >> next up, a bakery of coffee. maybe the baker can tell us why brazilians are rooting for germany. >> germany played the best football -- modern and well-organized. i give germany 10 out of 10 points. they have a well-deserved run. >> germany have the better team. >> it is now clear that support for germany is more than just a gut feeling. >> we like their country, and they speak well of brazil and have always been friendly. >> and suddenly even the bad weather and copacabana scene something to cheer about. >> the weather is great. maybe argentinians enjoy it. >> maybe a little sarcasm will heal brazil's bones? [laughter] our survey says when it comes to winning brazil's hearts, it is 5-0 four germany. >> [laughter] result will be playing for pride on -- brazil will be laying for pride on saturday. can the fans reunite for that match? we put that question to our correspondent in rio. >> i would not go that far. i think the atmosphere is really very a subdued. there was a lot of emotion and anger and outr

and i went to the bakery, and i bought him some things. i came back, and i found the cop car there. and then the cops told me that you can't get closer to the scene. and mohammed wasn't there. >> so did you think the worst? did you know then that something terrible had happened to him? >> yes. >> what was your reaction when you found out that he had been so brutally murdered? >> well, i was -- i couldn't believe it. it didn't go into my mind. it was very -- it was like -- it was devastating. i couldn't believe it. >> suhar, here you are, you come from where you live in the united states to visit family in jerusalem. brought your teenage son with you. and suddenly you're caught up not just in the murder of your cousin, but in the protests that led to the brutal beating of your son. >> yes. it was horrifying, especially the fact that when i went to see him in the jail cell, they wouldn't allow me to. and when they finally agreed to take him to the hospital, too, you know, they wouldn't let me see him in the hospital. then they took him back

no sooner had he weathered the whole johnson on the internet saga, when a guy in a new york bakery insultedag. >> takes one to know one. jackass. >> i think in the grand scheme, seeing his penis was worse. >> reporter: another fatal flaw can be overexcitement. there are some crazy campaigners out there. remember that scream a decade ago -- -- that some say derailed howard dean's election chances? >> when howard dean gave that speech i'm like, "hey amen, howard dean." because you know what he was? he was authentic. >> reporter: howard dean's dream was the white house. phil davison's dream was this. >> i am seeking our party's nomination for treasurer. >> reporter: we're talking stark county, ohio. >> i have been a republican in good times and i have been a republican in bad times. stark county treasury is a mess! >> reporter: it's obvious he's just dialed up the passion too high. even davison gradually figured that out, in mid-flow. >> there was a little backing away in the room. the majority of people put their head down. i could kind of sense that, you know, something's wrong here. >> repo

the next thing that happened is we got into whole foods in the bakery section. to get away from the energy is bar aisle. i compete against a brownie. >> wow. now you did not come from a food background, is that right? >> i did not. i have a wall street background. >> what made you change? >> i retired at the age of 36 from a money management firm i started ten years prior. while i was retired i got very depressed sitting around with nothing to do. so i went to western medical route and took anti-dep anti-de. i through it all away and started studying my body medicine. when i started to focus on nutrition for brain function, i realized there are certain foods you can take to change your brain. so within 48 hours after i changed my diet, i had my last panic attack. >> no kidding? so this was born out of you better? desperation. >> is that a selling point, though, for these? >> it was -- booty is the indonesian word for wise. but people have not embraced the fact that food has such a major impact on your mood. what people did come back and say, oh, wow, it's gluten

"after my nice birthday, everyone who ate cake had to get a shot because the lady who worked at the bakery audience ohs ] [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> steve: well, i passed the test. >> jimmy: "have fun, kids. the phone's -- gotta get the phone. keep having fun. [ laughter ] hello. what's that?" >> steve: quit eating cake! >> jimmy: we just had the cake. everyone call your parents. [ laughter ] this one's from @ronrod. she says, "when i was eight, my great grandmother helped me blow out my candles and her teeth flew out on to my cake." [ laughter and applause ] no head starts. no head starts. we all eat together. >> steve: we eat at the same time. >> jimmy: we all eat at the same -- >> steve: she took a bite out of that cake. >> jimmy: she took a bite, man. >> steve: birthday crown. >> jimmy: you're a a thousand years old, grandma. [ laughter ] don't want to bring up my grandma. >> steve: what's that? >> jimmy: i'm not gonna bring up my -- >> steve: how is she? >> jimmy: what's that? >> steve: how is your grandma? >> jimmy: i don't want to talk about it. i don't want to bring -- >> steve:

i understand you were playing board games, you ran an errand to the bakery, you came back, you saw thishappened next? >> well, what happened was, when it was surrounded by police, everyone was confused. people wanted to know, like, where did mohamed go? what's going to happen him to? we're losing time. >> where did mohamed go? what happened? >> well, he was kidnapped, and he was taken. he was taken somewhere and we were so -- we were clueless. we didn't know. we didn't have anything -- we didn't have any proof or anything. so at that point, we were all really worried about mohamed. >> so at this point, when you arrive at the home, how did you learn that your cousin was tortured and killed? >> well, i learned that he was to tortured and killed, from like, the police. because the police actually found out that there was a fire somewhere near jerusalem and they found out -- they found a body in that fire, and they identified it and it was mohamed. >> so in the meantime, as you think you're returning back to mohamed's house to bring him some baked goods from this errand you have run, you se

the same fate as crohn's -- as crumbs. ♪ >> this is taking stock. chain that bakeryto prominence in the last decade, announced it is closing all of its locations. losses of $20 million in the last few fiscal years. i am joined by the sprinkles cupcakes president and cofounder, charles nelson. he opens sprinkles cupcakes in 2005 and has since expanded to take steam bakeries around the country. tell us a little bit about the cupcake wars. what do you do write that crumbs could not get together? >> it is hard for me to speak about other businesses, individual situations. the key for sprinkles -- we have always tried to be innovators. 2005, we opened the first cupcake-only bakery. a couple of years ago, we opened .he first cupcake atm along with cupcakes and cookies and ice cream, there are lots of things we do. we are trying to continue to freshte and offer products to our customers. >> is that the key to success? you cannot stay with one kind of product? >> we just opened our 20th location in new york. we have six ice cream shops that sell cookies, and six atm's. we wa

it's a normal day at the bakery and grocery until gerald lamb approaches a cashier and demands that shepty her register. he indicates that he has a weapon in his pocket and she does what he says. at the next register, a calm cashier surveys the situation and casually hits the silent alarm button to alert the police. meanwhile, store owner miguel perez is working in his upstairs office. >> i was doing some papers and my wife went upstairs, she was scared, because she saw when this guy came in, i approached the window, the little window i have in my office. i see this guy was real close to my cashier. >> perez doesn't wait for the police to arrive. instead, as he demonstrates here, he grabs the first thing he can find to use as a weapon. >> i went to the corner of my office and i had a 2 by 4 level. i keep the level all the time in my office, because i like to work, you know, with wood. >> this guy, i don't think he has experience because he was so slow. he turned back and was picking up the money. the cashier was helping him. >> lamb is completely unaware of what's about to hit him when

the local bakery has a special attraction, a pair of thomas boots.s old football as a child, he often here to buy sweets. roxie was a lively boy, funny, just like he is now. he had a good sense of humor. >> but it was thomas mÜller's talent that really stood out. he learned to play football on municheld and joined a junior team at the age of just 10. it is not his sporting prowess that makes him popular. -- small-town boy has not let his success go to his head. though he has earned a fortune, people say his feet remain on the ground. >> he speaks and behaves like us. he does not act like men although where beckham. around here, he is just -- he does not act like renaldo or beckham. around here, he is just one of the lads. final will beup doubly exciting because of the personal connection. vix i say thomas mÜller -- >> i is going toÜller shoot two goals for germany on sunday, and i'm seldom wrong. >> if they become the world cup champions, the quiet village is likely to get a little louder for a while. >> that is all for the journal. we will be back at the top of the hour for more, but

those who bake bread at home formed long lines at the few bakeries that have backup generato >> translator: i had to wait for 2 and a half hours to buy two bags of bread. >> translator: our house was in the north. it was destroyed and we had no place to live. we don't have flour, electricity, or bread. i want to get something for my family to eat. >> residents of upper floors in apartment buildings also lack water because the pumps have no power. >>> to the latest on business now, argentina officials have watched the clock tick past a deadline. they had to make interest payments on the national debt adding up to hundreds of millions of dollars, but were unable to reach a deal with their creditors. analysts at standard & poor's cut their rating of government debt from triple c mins to sd, standing for selective default. the argentine economy minister dismissed the decision. argentine officials had already deposited the necessary fund in a bank account. and he said his government had proposed a compromise but investors rejected it. the trouble stems from another default in 2001. after that,

when i looked at the omission this is in house bakeries that make cheap bread and buy large produce cheap produce and they're not invested in those communities because their ceo's and their presidents don't live in the community their novelist invested in the churches and place reason them. the free market exultant is good but unless it's regulated as commissioners and people of authority it's important i support those local businesses and help them they're the ones is support their local economies and institutions >> thank you. next speaker. >> good evening, commissioners. my name is susan i'm with the independent pet store in the city. and i support supervisor eric mar's one hundred percent first of all, 12 to 20 please keep it at 11 i hearing hear about the cost and time it's expensive for small businesses to go through the process but there's one thing no one has talked about the independent business that has to fight those subsidize and changes coming in our cost and time we don't have the resources we can't find out things the expense is incredible we're having the employees work so

prosperity.ing is the bubble bursting for expensive cupcakes? one bakeryhain is calling it quits today. ♪ >> first. bloomberg. >> you are watching "in the loop ," live on bloomberg television and streaming on your phone, tablet, and on bloomberg.com. good morning. i am betty liu. here are our top headlines. --mbs bake shop has crumbled the bakery chain closed all of its stores. they had expanded to 48 stores nationwide after beginning with one store in new york city. samsung is forecasting a recovery in sales after posting second-quarter profits that missed wall street estimates. analysts say the world's biggest smartphone maker is feeling the heat from apple and chinese competitors. they are counting on demand for fourth-generation products to revive growth. pope francis is making big changes at the vatican bank following a scandal-plagued the year that saw more than 2000 accounts locked and profit dropping 97%. the bank, known as it's -- the institute for religious work plans to break off investments. it is --it is 26 minutes past the hour. bloomberg tv

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. >>> cup cake fans were crushed to hear the news crumbs bakery had gone out of business this week. there is hope of the resurrection but the bigger question is has the cup cake craze fizzled. cbs's don champion went looking for answers. >> doors are locked and lights out in crumbs bakery across the the country, the once booming chain, grew too far too fast. >> i was very surprised because i thought everyone came here. >> reporter: in new york city, cup cake fans don't have to go far, just a few blocks away is mag knoll, yeah still going strong. >> peanut and butter and jelly one looks delicious but i love car on the as well. >> reporter: magnolia was part of the cup cake craze but offers a mow diverse menu and careful not to expand too quickly. that is in case the industry once valued at $6 billion goes cold. daniel king works for a new york based consumer research firm. >> trend especially and help cannulas six in to five years. >> reporter: cup cake business may be getting weighed down by hefty prices according to analyst. these sell for $3.50 a piece. >> for many americans that i

nexium level protection™ >>> he's a master in the bakery but "cake boss" star buddy vel las toe neededgot stranded in thick fog on new york harbor. after the rescue he posted photos to instagram. one caption read i want to thank my friends at nypd for coming to help me and my family stuck on the hudson towing us in. you guys rock. next picture, next time we go out at night, we need to check the forecast. #mywifewantstokillme. >> i love to think about his wife. it was his wife who said they need to call for help after they almost got clocked by a bigger boat. she said now it's time to call for help. isn't that always the way, charlie. it's always the wife who has to say, okay dear call somebody. >>> : this portion of "cbs this morning" sponsored by publishers clears house and pch.com. i guess i never really gave much thought to the acidity in any foods. never thought about the coffee i was drinking having acids. it never dawned on me that it could hurt your teeth. my dentist has told me your enamel is wearing away and that sounded really scary to me and i was like well can you fix it, c