we we come back, we'll talk about our next weather maker. wççÑçÑ >>> you know all about mal ware thatinfect your computer and help con artists, but according to the fbi, the latest scam make the rounds does something worse. joce sterman explains how in this week's scam alert. >> go ahead and call it a drive by. that's the phrase being used by the fbi to describe a virus that's infacting people's computers, resulting in dozens of complaints to the internet crime center every day. the ic3 says the virus gets the description because of activating a bad link, it installs itself when you click on an compromised wen site. according to the feds, your computer freezes and locks with a message that says you've violated federal law and have been identified as being associated with child porn or other illegal activity. to get out of trouble, they say you essentially have to pay a ransom. in this case paying a bogus fine with a prepaid card or money order. the scammers say if you don't pay you'll face criminal charges and your computer will stay locked. people have been paying the fines. if your

the drums -- be ware of sea birds, be ware of men that steal up the river through the great forest. and into the savannah lands. the moans and groans, hundreds, thousands stolen, we rarely speak the taken, i will this time because you have asked. come back, back, back, far edge of memory. we recall them and they are black smith, by all accounts a master craftsman, worthy of praise, honored as a powerful magician. one who could speak the old names of the mother elements, earth, fire, water, wind. they would do as bidding, think. people sing praise songs. he was a gifted black smith. he is not remembered for that. he is best remembered for being a loving father. when his beloved wife died only after a year and embraced his newborn son, i will raise you myself. the elder women with argued against it saying you'll grow up wild without a gentle hand of a mother, a gentle hand to guide him. must divide by custom, take another wife or give the baby to a mother who is childless. how will you feed the baby? you have no milk to give. dinka would not change his mind. the tortoise doesn't have

. >> reporter: sophomore linebacker aaron ware may not be the biggest.is strength comes from understanding the power of family. >> help wouldn't get -- couldn't get hurt. >> reporter: when aaron was six, his twine was dying floalsed with a brain tumor. >> he was my best friend. >> reporter: eric lost his three-year battle with cancer. aaron spiraled into des spairmt then a doctor urged him to pursue a passion. he picked cooking. >> i like the car a mel chocolate chip. >> reporter: baking was therapy at first. year'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

i would like to invite up douglas goldman, stephen haines, monica ware, andjes jessica. i want to recognize the 75th anniversary. it was purchased by rosalie m. stern and was given to the city in memory of her husband. she wanted the site to be preserved as a park where the public could enjoy it admission and free music and performances. on june 4, under -- 1932, stern grove was dedicated. kshe formed the nonprofit association stability that comes to its work to be free and design for everyone's interested. it is a special place, and natural amphitheater surrounded by giant eucalyptus, and edwards -- redwood. this reflects the commitment to making sure the had exceptional programming and deserve a diverse audience. the music festival is a bay area tradition and something we look forward to. performers have been there, the opera, ballet, ladysmith black mambazo, roberta flack, and sheila e and the escobedo family. we are very lucky to have this festival. i wanted to bring these folks out here to thank you. it was not for your hard work in organizing the volunteers who are

the trade body helps them introduce high quality wares to chinese retailers. >> translator: we offer safe, reliable products from japan and brand them as a quality products. as a result chinese shoppers trust these firms for the quality of their goods. >> reporter: 130 japanese companies have tried to sell about 1,500 products to chinese retaile retailers. among the good is high end silver ware. >> even though they're expensive, i think these japanese products will sell well because the quality is good. >> to encourage chinese to buy more products, they're injecting money into the economy. switching from exporting goods to selling at home could be the key to the nation's long-term economic success. nhk world, beijing. >>> japan is now preparing to unilateral defer its territorial dispute with south korea to the international kourlt of justice. they both claim sovereignty over the takeshima islands in japan. a south korean documented handed to a japanese diplomats asserts there's no dispute to settle. south korean president bak recently visited the islands causing japanese leaders to

. >> nonstick cook ware outsells uncoated pans. >> and this is an interesting tip. technology may change but that doesn't mean it changes for the better. consumer reports tested numerous pans and they turned up some problems. >> we have the most amazing cook ware set. >> home shopping network says it makes cooking easier. >> you can see there? technology so when pan is hot this changes color autos authorities found it did change to hol sol yid red at 400 degree autos color doesn't change if it gets too hot. you have to pay attention. >> there of krorts tested t fsh fal and many did a better job in this test. and in the tfal pan turned out a little blotchy. >> to test that, they're heated and scrubbed with steel wool. and there is coating on the tfal wore away quickly. >> these are unusable now. >> they're pans from earth pan plus cook ware sets but another earth pan is the best buy at $170. rated good for cooking evenly. there has been concern nonstick pans for the chemical ptfe can release potentially harmful chemicals when et heated. and consumer reports showing o

. >> albert ware is another inmate expecting a visit from his wife.but, unlike stacey truvillion, ware will likely never leave anamosa. 20 years ago he killed a man in a bungled robbery attempt and was sentenced to life without parole. >> although i didn't intend to kill a man, i did kill a man. i just have to be a man about it. >> ware is one of the few inmates who has remained married while serving a life sentence. >> it's rare. most guys that were married when they came in here, they don't stay married long. >> al, you got a visit. >> all right, thanks. my wife is the most important person in my life. the visits that we have here are the only contact we have. she'll come and visit me. when she leaves, i'll just sit back and i'll wait for the next visit. we just have to take them as we get them. >> hi, honey. good to see you, honey. >> same here. >> it's been a while. >> yeah. >> how long has it been? >> a couple months probably. >> how are the boys doing? >> fine. >> staying out of trouble, huh? >> yeah. i usually come as often as i can. because he

but basically it's a toll ware stand for three decanters. aren't they lovely? all that gilding. two odd stoppers. i think these all match; i mean, they're all individually made... 1790. with a tin or toll ware stand like that... these are for the stoppers when you're using them. they were made in bristol. this is what we call bristol blue. even in that condition, those three and the new stoppers, you're still talking about £1,200 to 1,500 for those three today. they're lovely. absolutely beautiful colour. well, that's bristol, so's this probably -- i think this is a beautiful thing. we've got chinese porcelain made for the western market. we've got europeans trying to copy chinese. this is beautifully done. it's so loose. i like it; it's an attempt at an imitation of the chinese. yes, it's got this strange tanglike figure down here with this person carrying whatever it may be, some gift. they're so loosely done. it's so wacky and english. this is made a little bit earlier than that, which is what, john? 1790. yeah, this one is around 1740. lovely example of tha

supervisor olague: at some point, and i know ware not in a position to make this request, but i think it would be great for the department of the elections to have the opportunity to give us feedback on these findings. supervisor campos: that goes to the point that it may be -- the way i see this is that this is a reports that based on feedback we get from the elections commission, from other members of the board of supervisors, there could be something additional that can be presented. i would eect that once something is presented, i wouldn't they would come back to us and ask some questions. >> -- i would hope they would come back to us and ask some questions. >> we can give this report to anyone you wish. i am happy do it. we cannot directly say we will come to present to you. they would have to invite us. supervisor campos: i do not know how you want to proceed. this is on the agenda as discussiand dyes and possible action item. -- discussion and a possible action item. if we move to accept this, it does not mean there is not additional supplemental work that cannot be added. is t

. >> sophomore line backer aaron ware may not be the biggest within this brotherhood of athletes. his strength comes from understanding the power of families. >> played baseball together. >> when he was only six, his identical twin was diagnosed with a brain tumor. >> he was my best friend. he was always there for me. >> only two days after the brothers embraced in this picture, eric lost his three year battle with cancer. >> he spiraled into despair. then a doctor urged him to pursue a passion. >> i always liked cooking. >> anything to slip free from his sorrow. 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.

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della ware's small size makes it easier to bring high speed to everyone.e new hampshire, vermont and utah. arkansas is the state with the slowest speed. >>> want to get a head start on that hl day shopping? microsoft wants to help. they are opening temporary stores and plan to open before the start of the shopping season. they will be selling their new tablet. >>> delayed flights mean english dpri passengers. for the first half of 2012 they're doing a better job of keeping you happy. a report from the department of transportation set an on time record. in the first half of 2009 there were 586 but during the same time period last year only four of the delays. with improvements, the amount of complaints did increase. they're up by 24% this year. >>> could losing 20 pounds add 10 years to your life? the new study on abc2 news at 6 which starts right now. >>> we are watching some storms out toward the west. we can track them on the forecast coming up. >> should all dogs be considered dangerous? can you discriminate by breed? a new measure. >> and new tonight w

this massive ware house with racks of shelves a giant refrigerator and plenty of space for unloading and stock piling all kinds of supplies is the new capital area food bank. those who work here say it is a huge improvement. >> we were paying for off site storage, we were turning away food. >> but with 13 truck loading docks and 100,000 square feet of storage space folks here don't think they're going to have to turn food away again. >> though it officially opens tuesday, tom stopped by early to pick up some food for his d.c. pantry. >> what they have done is very essential. i think it will help everybody just get the job done more efficiently. >> aside from all the space the employees have new offices, the ditition has a shiny new kitchen. a place where she can hold classes on he wouldy cooking. >> i'm blown away by the space. we've been talking about it and thinking about it and visualizing for so long and now we're here. >> the 37 million dollar operation is the brain child of lin brantley spear heading the efforts for a new building one which she believeless assist in getting nut

>> this year's theme from wareness to action celebrates achievements of women. >> ask still coming up here at 5:00 a mountain lion lured by bright lights of reno. the gamble he took, and lost. >> i'm sandhya patel. marine layer is ramping up, temperatures going down this weechblgtd i'll have -- weekend. the numbers coming up. >> and... some big changes head for clipper card users. >>> a teenager accused of hitting and killing a father and taughter appeared in court this morning. the 17-year-old pleaded not guilty to two counts of vehicular manslaughter and other charges for the death of a 41-year-old and his 9-year-old daughter. his 12-year-old daugt dwrer was injured in that crash. and she survived. the victim's family was upset because prosecutor dz not charge rosen as an adult and prosecutors say the law did not call for charges to be elevated. >> vehicular man slaught jer not one of the crimes. so in that tense the d.a.couldn't directly final an adult felony. they can ask the court judge to do that. but the district attorney is refusing to do that in this case. >> and the attorney

make sure your firewall is turnedded on and your anti-- turned on and your and the mal ware. >> put a poster over it. >> reporter: the fbi calls it cyber terrorism. if it happens to you, they advise getting help fast because chances are you are not the only victim. >> parents should keep their computers in open areas of the home and have a conversation with kids on what they should do if someone contacts them saying they have been watching them. >>> vernal announced a -- verizon announced a deal late last year. the deal would have the long-time competitors marketing each other's products. the department said the changes are necessary so competition won't be hindered for the consumes. >>> coming up, a dog owner in colorado leaves his dog on the side of a mountain to die. how a group of men rescued the injured animal after it went for days without food and warning. >>> a 70-year-old chose a wild way to celebrate his birthday. find out why he chose to sky dive 70 times for his 70th. >>> a dog in colorado survived for eight days with no food or water. the owner tried to carry the dog down

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there are to appear on either side and inside those wares there is a telescopic and a wide angle camerand the pink one is a telescope that can look up rocks at a distance but also send out a laser that will vaporize rocks and be able to analyze the elements inside them. >> we can go on and on. the flex capacitor of course and all the other bells and whistles. if you want to see what it looks like up close, come out to the exploratorium. out of this world. >> a lot of people are curious about what the weather will be like >> we certainly do have the heat on today, the coast is clear and currently air temperatures stand anywhere from 64 in san francisco up to 90 degrees in santa rosa. 17 percent humidity. game time temperature near 70 in oakland tonight. tomorrow, due to the warming trend, not so much the particulate matter from chevron, but we will see moderate levels east of the bay and across the santa clara valley. please limit the outdoor activities from now through the weekend because we're under the influence of a huge ridge of high pressure of warmer weather each day to come. tomo

confusing about a movie with a vampire inn love with a non-vampire girl whose other boyfriend is a ware wolf and isn't as much into her but into her baby renezmay. (laughter) >> oh, you cynic. "twilight" is like this campaign because it requires you to free your spirit and have a blatant and utter disregard for logic. "twilight" is like fox news. it's not meant for your mind. you watch it with your heart. (laughter) and your gut. jon, you would have to be dead inside not to see that. >> jon: would i? mwahaha! (laughs) >> jon! bite me is! bite me! >> jon: it was just a stupid effect. >> no, bite me, i say. i want to live forever, bite me! >> jon: john >> jon: welcome back to the show. now that chick flay has proved that wearing your beliefs on your corporate sleeve can send your sales through the roof we now expect others to take out other ideological territory. >> the c.e.o. of papa john's said "in 2013 our best estimate is that the obamacare will cost about 11 to 14 cents per pizza." >> jon: what the... what? i'm going to pay an extra 11 to 14 cent so the guy who makes my pizza can get

. >> reporter: at the all-important meal time, the table ware is new and single use to eliminate contact with alcohol which could be used as a sterilizer in dish washing. kyoto cuisine is known for suddenle seasoning. so he handed out sauces and spices from home. >> very nice. very nice. >> reporter: the tour group arrives at the hotel. later, with special compasses, the organizers check and mark the direction of mecca. the visitors pray on mats in their room. >> in japan, it's difficult for muslim to come, very satisfied with the work together for the a halal tours. >> reporter: he he has received 500 bookings or inquiries. the muslim friendly package may soon be a travel agency standard. >>> new york state authorities have accused a major british bank of massive involvement for money laundering for iranian financial institutions. they said on monday the new york branch of standard and chartered had hidden 60,000 illegal transactions with iranian banks between 2001 and 2010. they are set to total $250 billion. the officials say the back tishts violate u.s. anti-money laundering laws. th

drive-by loads, ran some ware what is all this stuff?am came out with a report that will come out next week. from a volume perspective we saw million and a half pieces of malware in this last quarter. that is about 100,000 a day which is up from 55,000 just a year ago. volume is definitely on the rise. david: michael, mcafee is now owned by intel. i wonder if intel is giving top priority now this? are they working on chips that can stay one step ahead of hackers? >> the whole value proposition on mcphee an intel together is take advantage of functionality on the chips and let security do better job on the machine it is on. that is a great participate. tracy: would make sense to me phones are in more danger. this malware, malicious software is flying through the wi-fi world i guess. is that part of the problem? >> it is indeed. i mean you have to realize people are doing more sensitive things on their phones and tablets than they ever did+++$ this, right? >> and people fall for it. people put their credit cards in and, you know, even if t

did he stick her with a pins point much listen to the brass ware and butter fly the plastic and silence breaks. this is a man thinking he can build with a mallet. a martir with knuckles. this it is a man who through out the notes. wait. dammit, ms. sisly why won't you listen to the man who writes lynches. he had a mallet and the oils in the hands cripple the butter fly won't fly again so butter wait. butter stay. butter still. what have we made that awakes. stay still. listen to the song of a man in his sleeping shell. it come down it come down. the pinpoint, the knuckle, the mallet. wait a bit. no birthing. no saving. no feeding. dammit! >> listen to the song of a man who makes what have we made? thank you. [applause] >> patricia leanne caldwell born in tennessee. daughter of robert and irma. at age of 3 moved to missouri and returned when she was 12 years old. patricia grew up with segregation and injustices which she writes about. she spent many countless hours in the nashville public library. it was her family life that was bountiful and flowing with tales told by her story telling

they will explore remote areas looking for clues to her ware abouts. more than 500 volunteers turned out. that number is down to 40. >> i think that people need to just do unto others as they would have do unto you. come out. take a walk in the woods. have some coffee and see how rewarding it is to you. >> the man suspected of abducting and killing sierra was scheduled to enter a plea yesterday. but his attorney asked for a delay to have more time to prepare. >>> police are warning riders to be aware of cell phone thieves after the arrest of two teen suspects in a string of grab and go. 14-year-old and 17-year-old would sit separately and signal to each other to grab a phone and run. they also allegedly used pepper spray in some cases. riders told us they are taking the warnings seriously. >> i hold it really tight and be aware of what's going on around me. >> i think about it every time i'm on this train. >> bart officials are recommending people avoid using their phones. 55 reports of cell phones so far this year. last year 124. >>> a new poll shows

did he stick her with a pins point much listen to the brass ware and butter fly the plastic and silence breaks. this is a man thinking he can build with a mallet. a martir with knuckles. this it is a man who through out the notes. wait. dammit, ms. sisly why won't you listen to the man who writes lynches. he had a mallet and the oils in the hands cripple the butter fly won't fly again so butter wait. butter stay. butter still. what have we made that awakes. stay still. listen to the song of a man in his sleeping shell. it come down it come down. the pinpoint, the knuckle, the mallet. wait a bit. no birthing. no saving. no feeding. dammit! >> listen to the song of a man who makes what have we made? thank you. [applause] good even and welcome. jack hirschman. he has been a poet in san francisco from 2006. his powerful voice set the tone, his latest book, "all that's left". >> my voice is a little untuned. very simply so they are not any question of anxiety or worry. on march 14th, i decided to take an operation on my carotted artery and therefore. i don't want to go out by a stroke. i wou

the trade brings forward the wares. >> translator: we offer safe, reliable products for japan. and we brand them as quality products. as a result, chinese shoppers will trust these firms for the quality of their goods. >> reporter: 130 japanese companies have tried to sell about 1,500 products to chinese retailers. among the goods is high-end tableware. >> translator: even though they are expensive, i think these japanese products will sell well because the quality is good. >> reporter: to encourage chinese to buy more products, the china's government is injecting money into the economy. switching from exporting goods to selling at home could be the key to the nation's long-term economic success. reporting for nhk world, beijing. >>> japan will go it alone in an attempt to settle its dispute with south korea over sovereignty claims over the takeshima islands. japanese government officials are preparing to present the case to the international court of justice despite south korea's refusal to parcipate. the south korean government rejected a japanese proposal that the two countr

traveled to a rural area where farmers travel five hours a day to go to the marketplace and to sell their waresheir farm goods. it's a roving market where every single day they're in a different location. the houses along this area are built on stilts on the water. kids only go to school up until about third grade and then they start working if their parents' business. from there -- you're sitting there and you're watching. you're going by in a boat paddled by a fisherman that is using his leg to ore the boat. you're going by and you're seeing tomato gardens that are rising out of the water because that is how they raise their crops. then from there we went to mandalay which is a religious and culture center with they make these amazing buddhas that go into all these temples. i can't believe off baghan which is going to be one of the heritage foundation sites of the world. it was originally an area with 3,000 temples built between the 10th and 13th century. now there's 1300 remaining. and just amazing sight to be seen and just something you all have to see. >> myanmar, the cost is real convenie

they'll be spraying in an area bordered by brentwood creek park ware. at 8:15 this evening. the area is being treated because mosquitoes carrying west nile virus have been detected in that area. >>> we're coming up on 4:55. let's check in with sal for a look at traffic. any problems so far? >> nothing major, pam. as a matter of fact, we're doing pretty well around the bay area whether it comes to just wide open roads. let's take a look at what we have here. 101 at the 580 interchange, marin county, you can see the traffic looks good. there -- it's a pretty good drive across the richmond san rafael bridge. the morning commute looks good in san francisco along northbound 101 approaching that 80 split. if you're trying to get a nice drive on the peninsula, that's nice. southbound 101 down to san mateo, that looks good. then hayward 880 southbound on the other side of the bay, that looks good to fremont. 4:55. >>> pretty good fog bank out there. about half of what it was though, yesterday. yesterday it made a huge push inland. high pressure is its way back,

he is a ware of his power and doesn't get cheated. >> he has a couple homers off me. he -- i'm glad that i don't have to worry about him. >> we talked about what the dodgers didful the big trade last year, got ramirez, they weren't done as they went and got victorino, also from philadelphia. also for a couple of minor leaguers. the olympics going on and all the baseball stuff the warriors managed to get into the news today as they kind of finish out the roster. making it complete by signing rush. he was great for them off the bench. the final guy to sign two year contract worth eight million. that's the same as carl landry. he was signed yesterday. roster done, training camp still a couple months away for them. that's the sporting life in case are you wondering about pence and his arrival he gets in the phillies in washington so he gets in about 9:50 tonight. won't play this evening but should be there tomorrow and they will bat him 5th. >> things move quickly. >> yeah. major league have you to be ready. >> police say that he is a danger to the community and arrested

abe ware of that. we will see some delays -- be aware of that we will see delays. paving probable jects going on on york roadblocking -- projects going on on york road, block both lanes. 59 northbound at maryland 1 -- 95 northbound at maryland 100, volume is picking up. and volume of 695 picking up. let's show you on near harford road. and edmonson an accident is going to tie things up on the outer loop. drive times 84 3á from the southbound from -- 83 from the southbound maryland pennsylvania line to the 695 is 22 minutes and 695 to the downtown section of town will take you about 15 minutes. megan onto you. >>> 4 minutes after 6, 15 years old and charged with attempted first-degree murder and attempted first degree assault. we are learning more about what happened on the first day of school at perry hall high school when student was shot in the cafeteria. sherrie johnson is live at the high school and when students showed up yesterday, they did something to show support for the victim daniel borowy. >> reporter: students showed up with t-shirts wearing daniel bor

hall has done this, you can cut a hole in your property line wall ware windows are not allowed. you can put this in and get a view of the golden gate bridge. have you done this? >> yes. i have to fantastic view walls in the east side of my bedroom. i have this kind of transparent wall material that allows me to view the bay bridge and downtown, which otherwise would not have. i am not sure i want to tell city planning about this, but it is great stuff. it is expensive per square foot, but by comparison to the improvement of equality in my like having them view, i will take it. >> how much is a view of downtown worth? >> and lot more than the roughly $200 a square foot. >> this is an odd piece of value enhancement. >> that would not necessarily be considered a window from the planning department. >> that is correct. it is a wall. it is made with special high- temperature glass with coating between layers. how about that? there is a thin steel that goes around inside. it is not structural. we are working on the structural glazing. you need to take care of the structural issues, ju

thomas jefferson hospital in philadelphia did a study of cook ware that's sent here from china, and 10% of it had lead in it. and that's going to all the stores you know of which i won't mention, but all the stores across the country are selling that stuff. 10% has lead content that wouldn't get approved here. the last thing i'll do, i'll say is there's kind of this myth that american power can't be superseded or, you know, i think it falls back to, i think, which is a beautiful belief in our manifest destiny. but people tend to think that we're always going to be on top, and i think that makes us lazy where we don't have to do what it takes to stay on top. we're cutting our defense spending all the time. the current budget agreement was based on cuts, and if the cuts didn't happen, they'd automatically come out of defense. china increases their military budget double digits every year as we're cutting and investing highly in new ways, new-age weapons. and right now they have the largest military in the world. people think we do. we have roughly 1.4 million troops in uniform, and they h

. >> reporter: while the rest of they a ware of the computer models and movie versions of the history befalls to the obvious question. does this suggest any connection at all to the big one? >> and the answer is no. this earthquake is just happening too far south from the san andreas. we've seen many such swarms in rawley over the last century, never followed by something on the san andreas. >> reporter: on an average california day, there are around 50 barely noticeable earthquakes statewide, but 400 in one day, in one spot -- >> i don't like this. >> reporter: -- were duly noticed. mike taibbi, nbc news, los angeles. >>> as we mentioned at the top of the broadcast, a glimmer of hope for all those who someday hope to not have to put away all their electronic devices on planes. while we are all told they interfere with the aircraft, they're now going to reexamine that. the faa announced today it's put together a high level group that are going to take a few months, study it hard and then get back to us determining if the rules should be in place anymore. >>> up next from us here tonig

. >> reporter: sophomore linebacker aaron ware may not be the biggest within the brotherhood of athletess strength comes from understanding the power of family. >> we play baseball together. we never played football together because he couldn't get hurt because of the actualor. >> reporter: when he was 6 his identical twin was diagnosed with a brain tumor. >> he was my best friend. he was always there for me and i was there for him. >> reporter: two days after the brothers embraced in this picture, eric lost his 3 year battle with cancer. aaron spiraled into despair. then a doctor urged him to pursue a passion. >> i always liked cooking. >> reporter: anything to slip free from the sorrow. he picked cooking. >> i liked the carmel chocolate chick. >> reporter: baking was therapy -- thayer pay the first but at 15 -- therapy at first but at 15 it's his job. >> as we drive along we say i got it. and he went from there. >> reporter: his mother quit her job and cashed in her 401k to pay for a commercial kitchen. now they run a full fledged bakery out of their basement. >> i am not commuting and

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