paul jenkins says he's trying to stand out from the crowd by standing up for vets. the former navy pilot says he launched the "veteran beer company" in 2013 to fulfill a mission to employ those leaving the military. "we've got 22 veterans a day committing suicide. it's a terrible statistic. i knew some of them were beaten down by the fact they couldn't get a job when they got back." so he's hired all vets -- many of them disabled -- to produce and sell his two varieties. and he exceeded his sales projections 10-fold. "the feel-good behind the scenes can only carry you so far. the product has to be good. we knew that and developed recipes that way." the disabled vet says the rising cost of hops will not convince him to user fewer or cheaper hops... or to adjust his price. but traders say craft beer lovers may drink up a rise in beer prices. "there's still growth potential for the next couple of years." traders say this demand for specialty brews continues to spread to small town america -- just like high-end coffee and wine have done. and esquire magazine says hops c

representative paul ray says a firing squad would be a quick and humane way. joining me now is nbc legal analyst faith jenkins okay, let's try and tackle this one. because a couple weeks ig an sh, ago, we saw the botched injection in oklahoma. death penalty opponents are using lockette's death. trying to argue it is cruel and unusual punishment. you've got people favoring the death penalty. do you think the recent controversies will give any weight to representative paul ray's proposal? >> states are really facing a quandary. they don't have access to the three-drug cocktail that used to be used to describe as painlessly end someone's life. now states have been looking at pharmacies to come up with largely unteted drugs to use to come. then you have the result of what happened in oklahoma. so opponents are saying if you know in advance there is a substantial likelihood these drugs are not going to work and prolong the ending of someone's life, i think after 45 minutes, clayton locket eventually died of a heart attack, opponents are saying that is cruel and unusual punishment. lawmakers knl o s come out and ,

jenkins rosicky. >> norwich had embarked upon the championship, trying to get themselves back in the elite of english football. only a few years ago they were in league one. the that rapid rise under paulck-to-back motions from league one to the top. we have to look back at perhaps the timing of the change in manager here. what made norwich fans refuse some months ago? olsson far too deep behind for a goal. >> what is it, finding yourself in fifth place. >> the change is now then for arsenal, their final two switches. abou diaby the first man coming off. his first appearance this season. great to see him back as well. tomas rosicky the player departing. the day of his 28th birthday. abou diaby is back for arsenal and they cheer again as he enters the field of play giroud will make way for his young come patriot yaya to come on. norwich had to make a change, too. the player will be coming off of that shortly. the name abou diaby which is reversing around the ground as those arsenal fans sing his name with glee. he was a player who admitted a few weeks ago at one point in the past year he thought about quitting football but he battled on and now he's back out there. >> he's been sticking