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as a wild shootout it is too early to today. but the first shooting was called a terrorist attack. the prime minister said the country is on high alert. police urging people to stay indoors as a precaution. a suspect in either one of these shootings whether it is two suspects or the same suspect. they are still on the loose. we are talking to several exports. one reporter on the scene talk about the distance between the first and second shooting. it was interesting that it the suspect vehicle in the first shooting was located abandoned in the opposite direction and no

where near the synagogue in the suspect in the synagogue shooting did escape on foot. we'll go back to sky news who had information. >> a lot of police. and i see them in my hotel rom. and now there is a lot of police, and they are a few people armed. yeah, i mean it amazing and i am in shock. >> so you are saying that there is police around the synagogue? >> yes. the synagogue is to my left and to my right there is 3, 4, that is police cars and big ambulance. and yeah, i am in the hotel that

is right next to the synagogue. >> are you staying in or told to go in? >> no, i am staying in the hotel. i am on the sixth floor and i heard the shots and i came to the balcony. >> you know how many shoots you heard or too early to tell. >> i heard seven shots and my heart was racing. there is quoit a few people on the balconies and looking out as well. i spoke to it people on my side of the corridors and they heard shots as well. i am scared a couple of hours ago, i was walking in the same place as where the synagogue is. >> is it a busy area? >> yeah, it is really business and there is a lot of night life in the upper block and now there

is no person talking now. >> can you see the helicopter? >> the helicopter is gone now. that was circling around a lot. and police dogs. yeah, i am not sure what is happening on the other side. i have seen pictures and that looks hectic. that is the main street and where i am now is a back road of the hotel. and yeah, it is like amazing. >> has anybody in the hotel had a word with you to tell you what is going on and message passed on from the police. >> i think they are told to stay in. where were you earlier? >> they were working earlier and i can hear people having drinks. i am on the sixth floor. there are people who don't know what is going on because they are in the bar, yeah.

i am staying in. now this is happening. >> okay, we'll leave it there. it is very clear, that it is upsetting, and you are probably in the safest place you can be. thank you for speaking to us. that is sebastian who is in a hotel opposite of the synagogue. and the scene you can see there is part of the police curtain that is put in place. and the witness told sky news earlier that it does appear the area is in complete lock down and confirm they had seen a number of military vehicles coming in to the area. we spoke to a tv two, local news channel in denmark, her name is marget. and she described a scone of confusion, perhaps. it is a busy area and people are trying to get home, and very

clearly and they can't. the police are pushing them away from the main area of the curtain around the synagogue and just to it remind you, what happen in the synagogue a number of shots. 6 or 7 shots. and police were quickly on to the scene. and a helicopter was scene, dogs were seen and an ambulance came and went and that ambulance used to take away the injured because danish police confirm one person was shot in the head. and two policemen had been shot in arm and leg. injured in the arm and leg as well. >> we continue to follow the developments in copenhagen very closely for you. we'll have more on the deadly shootings in the top of the hour on justice with judge janine.

there are two shootings in copenhagen today. one in a cafe, one person killed there and an officer injured and a second shooting in a synagogue two miles away from the first seen. and one person killed and shot in the head and two officers injured in that incident. officers are still looking for the suspect for both shootings. we have an image of the first is a male 25- 30 years old. we'll join strange inheritance with jamie colby right after the break.

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>> so what is the reason wine makers crush the grapes with the feet? it is flavor. the human feet is best way to crush their grapes. >> it is september 2004 and mitted of harvest season for oregon wine maker. this year, shock perm mates the landscape after jimmy brooks died unexpectedly. he leaves behind a wine label that won critical acclaim and the heir is eight year old son. jimmy has no will and 0 savings.

he's love the mom with few options. >> it is a wine maker and he inherited the wine maker. and didn't leave much behind it. and the only thing i can buy is through. >> there is another pressing issue. jimmy left several tons of grapes on the voin. his sister a ratified in oregon to settle the affairs. >> what did the other growers tell you about the importance of jimmy's works continue? >> they didn't want to see the brand go away. they offered to make the wine for free if i would help them on the business side. >> that is one of the other growers and a long- time friend of jimmy. >> one of the things you can do for someone who died is help their family take care of unfinished business.

jimmy told me a handful of time he didn't have a legacy for pasca l besides the winery. >> they harvest the crops and making it a wine to keep the winery arrive. and jany begins the paper work to transfer it to her nenow. there is one big problem. >> i didn't know anything about wine at all except that i like to drink it. >> and so jany bones up on the study of grapes for wine making and asked chris williams to be head wine maker. >> it important to talk him in to get the role. >> he had learned everything from jimmy about making the wine. >> this sounds like a recipe for disaster. an eight year old kid and aunt get together with a former

motorcycle mechanic to make wine? let me taste that vino before passing judgment. >> so why? >> it blends oxygen with the wine and brings out the aromatics and gives you a feel of what you get. wow. i am speechless. normally i would come up with tobacco and wood tree and mold in a good way. it is none of those things. >> okay, delicious wine. not a bad start. >> but selling wines a hyper competitive business and getting the first bottles solid making your next vintage can require big bucks. >> i am trying to get the demand side equivalent with the side was a big curve. >> while she entices the distributors pa sca l went to

grade school bragging about being the youngest wine owner in the world. >> the parents would freak out. nsoon several stores in the high end supermarket whole foods and that is retailers and japan. jamie renegotiatings the lease for the same vineyard and developed a 2500 sales and tasting room in oregon and in application of growth. which doesn't happen. >> it did get to the point where i had to get ahold of how to add more markets and sell more wine. >> faced with losing momentum and her brother's only legacy to his son. she searches for the move.

that is until. and that is on strange inheritance, next. >> here is another quiz question for you. which of these states produces the most wine. texas, idaho or pennsylvania? the answer when we return. rn.d with terrible chest congestion. better take something. theraflu severe cold doesn't treat chest congestion. really? new alka-seltzer plus day powder rushes relief to your worst cold symptoms plus chest congestion. oh, what a relief it is. here we go! man: thanks, captain obvious. captain obvious: i'd get a deal for tonight with deals for tonight from hotels.com. and you might want to get that pipe fixed.

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>> so which of these states produces the most wine? the answer is c. pennsylvania is america's fifth biggest wine- producing state behind california, new york, washington and oregon. it is 2009, and 13-year-old

brooks remains the world's youngest wine owner following the untimely death of his father jimmy brooks. his aunt jamie, volunteered to oversee the wines until the young heir comes of age. she is struggling to keep it afloat that is until she gets a phone call from chicago. >> he was catering the dinner and wanted to serve our reisling and i got a phone call the next day from the white house. >> it is the the wine for president obama birthday dinner and honoring the prime minister of india. >> does that wine sellout in >> there was so much hype about it being his first dinner, it made it more sought after. >> even though brooks wines

riding high, things are not going as well for pascal. i think there is an age when their dad should be there. it is a difficult time for him. the country from portland to pittsburgh so she could take a new job. >> when i left oregon i was heart broken. i think for me, i was still in shock. jamie: pascal spent summers in oregon, but the trips remind life. his father. what is it like to not be able to turn to your dad and say hey, dad. >> the older you get there's a shadow of something that should be there. you are constantly something like that. jamie: during his gets hands on experience in the winery he owns. >> does it bring you comfort then to have this to be be a part of your life.

>> it is making and try to provs i am not the owner's kid that gets handed this. >> it isis finally time for me gete f hands on experience of me own. not hands on, but feet on. it is the time honored practice of stompintig grapes. >> come on in and join me. mi >> where is my stunt double when i need her. d >> how dope is it? kn >> it is like jichlt naftices. whew. i hear they are anti- aging. and what are we doing. >> separation before we make it in a ro say. >> separating the berry from th

the wine this way. it is on more solid footing. they are making penner states, t and the uk. >> we have a great distribution and demand for our products and i feel like we are solid and mi staple. >> solid enough for jamie to realize it is time for a big step. a plot of land that was special to her brother comes up for sale. a 20 acre vineyard he wanted to buy. but what about the , what does mean for him and what does this mean for him and his strange inheritance? >> what if you go college and decide i want to be an architect? at that's next.

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>> now back to strange inheritance. >> 2014 marks the tenth anniversary of jimmy brooks' death, a wine maker whose passion and innovative techniques live on through the dedication of his sister, janie, his best friend, chris, and his only child, pascal. now 18 years old, and the heir to the strange inheritance. since jimmy died in 2004, janie has been running the business and growing it by leaps and bounds. >> we grew from 2,500 cases, now we make between 12,000 and 14,000. which is really the sweet spot in terms of keeping our wines affordable. >> janie knew when her brother started the winery, he wanted it to have a permanent vineyard on a special plot of land, the one

he was leasing when he grew his last plot of grapes in 2004. when that comes up for sale, brook wines is not able to swing the deal by itself, but aunt janie decides now is the time. did you have to put any of your own money in? >> yeah, my husband and i personally own the vineyard. pascal leases at summer. >> reporter: in prapril 2014 th brooks winery you see here today broke ground. the business is 100% owned by pascal. it's no longer the fledgling label his father left behind but a big enterprise with long-term commitment. so how does all of that sit with the young man headed off to college? will he follow in his dad's footsteps? >> what if you go to college and you decide, i want to be an architect? >> that's what i'm going to do. i'll still own it, but i'll be an architect. >> before pascal heads off, janie throws a party to celebrate the new winery and

their loving memory of jimmy brooks. so that was your dad's backpack. and this is a draft with a collection of stories and pictures from your dad's friends. i didn't have time to finish it, but -- [ applause ] >> one of my favorite things he left me was his library. i've gone through and found his notes in the margins or found something he said there. it's like having a conversation with him. >> i think he's at a good point in his life when he is looking forward to honor his dad's memory. and he is so good. >> the day we broke ground here, there was a double rainbow over

the vineyard. i'm not a super spiritual person, but i feel things might need to be little bit brighter, something good should happen, and i should leave that to him. >> the brooks wines label comes from a tattoo that vjimmy had o his left arm, the mythicaler is pa serpant swallowing its own tail. it represents the cycle of life, death, and renewable. he shows that jimmy could not have known what appropriate a symbol it would become for the winery that he founded but his sister rescued and built into his success and that his son, pascal, has inherited. and now pascal tells me he's going to get that same tattoo. so, here's to all that. i'm jamie colby for "strange inheritance." thanks so much for watching, and

remember, you can't take it with you. do you have a strange inheritance story you'd like to share with us? we'd love to hear it. send me an e-mail or go to our website, strangeinheritance.com. this is a fox news alert. a second shooting in copenhagen, denmark, hours after another attack on a cafe. reports are that the suspect is at large. this as police continue to search for a gunman with automatic weapons who earlier opened fire on a cafe hosting a free speech event organized by a swedish artist known for his caricatures of the prophet muhammad. cops say the attackers sprayed the cafe with gunfire, killing a 40-year-old man. police officers were -- three police officers were also injured in the attack. no word yet if the two incidents are connected. let's go to grn