lazy distillery in richland began operation this is week and as "eyewitness news", new jersey reporter cleve bryan shows us, it is one of the first craft spirit distilleries following passage of the law last year. >> each one of these plates is a separate distill lacing. >> reporter: the the distilling spirits is for the family, and for years they have made vodka and other liquors, but now it has become a business. a state law that went to effect this past year allows licenses for craft distilleries. >> with the new law in the state of new jersey, we have jumped on it immediately and decided let's open up, a business, that we can pass down to our two sons. >> reporter: lazy eye distillery began operation this is week in the richland section of buena vista township. one of three craft distillery is a proved in new jersey and first to specialize in vodka. >> everyone has different taste thaw will see our vodka has a distinct taste. >> reporter: one thing that makes it unique is it has a great base mash making it gluten free. idea between the craft distillery toys create a new niche indus

. >> the lazy eye distillery in richland began operations this week and as "eyewitness news" new jerseyeporter cleve bryan shows us, it's one of the first craft spirit distilleries following the passage of a law last year. >> each one of these plates is a separate distillation. >> reporter: for years they've made vodka and other liquors as a hobby but now it's become a business. a state law that went into effect this past year allows licenses for craft distilleries. >> with the new law in the state of new jersey, we jumped on it immediately and decided let's open up a business that we can pass down to our two sons. >> reporter: lazy eye distillery began operations this week in the richland section of buena vista township. it's the first to specialize in vodka. >> everyone has different tastes but you're going to see ours has a distinct tape. it has a grape based mash making it gluten free. the idea behind the slaw to create a new niche industry an opportunity to allow liquor enthusiasts to open news businesses. they're thrilled to be one of the first craft distilleries for now but they

change, blue is cool, we're cooler than we were 24 hours ago, 13 degrees cooler in cumberland and in richlandying off. we're going to dry off tonight early, chilly, bust out temperatures 42 to 52, maybe a jacket for the kids, still in the realm of about average. and then dry early for the trick-or-treaters, a lot of e-mail, tweets about this, to get the kids by 10:00, everybody will be dry, much after that, i can't make promises because showers or rain will be developing friday night. should be dry also for high school football though. 10:00 tonight, clearing west to 95, still some residual clouds to southern maryland, temps in the 50s and then by morning, fall into the 40s, even downtown, upper 40s in the suburbs, northern suburbs, low 40s, 43 in manassas and maybe 44 in leesburg, by 8:00, in the 40s, not going to warm up a lot but decent, upper 50s not bad with sunshine and low wind, that's what we have, in fact by 4:00 we're almost 60 downtown and in the 50s in the suburbs, so really, we're in good shape across the board. again, drying out early tonight, chilly your day planner looks like

. >> lazy eye distillery in richland began operation this is week and as "eyewitness news" new jerseyeporter cleve bryan tells us it is one of the first craft beer distilleries following a passage of the law last year. >> each one of these places is a separate distill racial. >> reporter: distilling spirits is a great tradition for this family, for years they have made liquor and vodka as a hobby but any it is a business. a state law allows licenses for craft distilleries. >> with the new law in the state of new jersey, we jumped on it immediately and decided let's open up a business that we can pass down to our two sons. >> reporter: lazy eye distillery began operations in the richland section of buena vista township; one of only three approved in new jersey and the first to specialize in vodka. >> everyone has different taste that you will see our vodka has a distinct taste. >> reporter: one thing is it the has a great based match making it gluten free. it is an opportunity to empower liquor enthusiast much like new jersey winery ares have exploded in popularity over the the last fi

school administrators in richland washington state worry that children walking by could get whacked inead by the feet of their swinging peers. the district says it is under pressure from insurance companies for liability for injuries. according to health officials about 200,000 kids in the u.s. go to the emergency room every year from swing-related playground injuries. >>> a grand jury in georgia has declined to press any criminal charges in the drug raid that injured a 19 month old baby. baby boo-boo was hospitalized after a flash grenade landed in there play pen where he was sleeping. members of the mountain ncis team were looking for a suspected drug dealer at the time. the grand jury said while the drug investigation was sloppy, they found no evidence of criminal intent. >> a baseball fan is in critical condition after an attack after a major league playoff game in california. it happened friday night in anaheim after game two of the american league division series between the angels and the kansas city royals. police say three men in a parking lot outside the stadium attacked the

schools in richland, washington are phasing out swing sets. it is a trend that could take place.set have caused most injuries of any play equipment, more than the pit of crocodiles or even the kid catapult into a pit of crocodiles. here is someone from the school district. >> the schools get modernized we will take out the swings. it is a safety issue. swings have been determined to be the -- probably the most unsafe of all of the play ground equipment on the playground. >> the district notes liability is an issue. here is one mom who knows swings can get quite crazy sometimes. >> those swings can get quite crazy. i actually witnessed an accident with my own eyes at one time. >> by the time you can do something about it she was knocked out. jay wiewns again we have -- >> once again we are joined by our live studio audience panel. how many believe i shouldn't be allowed to visit playgrounds? the judge agreed with you. most of the accidents occur from kids walking in front of or behind the swing. shouldn't we ban kids who don't pay attention. >> if they take them away kids will not

administrators in richland say the swings with the most unsafe of all of the playground equipment andbeing removed. according to the cdc 200,000 children visit the emergency rooms each year with playground injuries. >> the latestound of nude celebrity photos have their first wave of male people. w winona ryder son of hulk hogan. hogan now speaking out saying many of the pictures are not actually of him. >> many of them. >> thanks heather. "gone girl" finds the top spot at the box office. ben affleck stars in that movie which made an impressive $38 million. it's the highest since 2003's daredevil. "annabell" $37.2 million. the combined totals make it the biggest ever for the month of october. >> "fox news alert fear and outrage parents demanding answers after a 4-year-old new jersey boy died from the enterovirus. what is being done to contain the threat. >> race fans run for their lives when that out of control car takes aim at the crowd. >> hot air balloon crash. it lands in the ocean moments after a proposal that is not maria's. >> first let's check in with steve doocy coming up on "

stick with richland town park or bethlehem road to get around it. >>> and the commuter report, one much our friends talking about heavy traffic along 202 in that neck of the woods. more bottlenecks coming your way. >>> a family going to partways with a surprise possession to save the newly-adopt the puppy and hope you may help as well. 13 week polled dolly has what deformed leg. she was adopted at the octoberfest adoption event. it turns out dolly has a more serious concern than the leg, a genetic heart condition. life-saving condition can cost as much as $6,000. and the family hoping to sell this. but frank reagan ready to sell his mustang gt to cover the cost. >> it was a gift i bought for valorie. a car she dreamed of all of time. it is a dream car but dolly is worth more than the car. >> the family set up a fundraising page at youcaring.com and are hosting a yard sale tomorrow. anyone who comes gets to see dolly dressed up in her halloween costume. >>> it was supposed to be a night of celebration and fun for students at central bucks west. the school's annual homecoming game against

. >> school officialness richland, washington say part of the issue is pressure from insurance companies, swings are blame for the the most injuries of any play ground equipment. the district has already moved the swing from some of the schools and will gradually phase them out of the rest. but some parents think it will go a we bit too far. >> the schools get modernized or renovated or doing a work on the ground equipment, will take out the swings. it is just a safety issues. swings have been determined to be probably the most unsafe of all of the playground equipment on the play ground. >> they were a great joy. they were every where. we all played on them. i truly cannot remember anybody ever anybody being hurt. >> so each year about 200,000 children go to the emergency room for injuries that happen on playgrounds. >> we used to swing as high as we could and jump off. >> i leaned back one time and scraped my entire forehead on the ground. >> you are kind have of making their point. >> it is 6:49. new tour gets off to a rocky start. >> yes, one of the most eye cop i can voices of all t

you have mega site here in richland parish and mega site in tangipahoa parrish and also i would develop along the red river in rapides parish. the first thing to do is to stop fighting one another in congress and stop fighting the president and work together and do everything you can, because this is one of the poorest districts in the whole united states. >> finally, mr. mack allaster, what is one thing you would do here to create jobs? >> i'd continue doing what i have been doing, trying to make sure that everything is applied for throughout the district for economic development, get support to give back, like the million dollars we got for the northeast rural center, building a new facility out by the monroe airport, like the madison ot for the port to create jobs there. for me it's about supporting this district and cutting back every regulation we can to encourage a better working environment. i got 100% rate with small businesses. small business is the key. >> representative, our ninth question is just yorne, if you would. if governor bobby jindal announces his bid for the preside

>>reporter: she says the paster saw the my kron 4 story and returned the wheelchair to richland p.d..glad my story got out. if he wouldn't have seen it, he probably wouldn't have known it was my daughter's chair. it's amazing. there's good people out there. >>reporter: this is a big deal for 4-year-old la ray who has spina bifida and can't walk. >> are you hp poi the have your wheelchair back? >> yes. mommy. >> she's happy, she's a show off, she loves to show off in her chair. now it's going to be hard to contain her. >>reporter: maureen kelly, kron 4 news. >>> a wild weekend it was in san francisco, daredevil stunts took place like this one. check that out. the blue angels certainly punctuated the fleet week, and honored to bring the action to you live. caused saturday's schedule to be shifted around. this action you saw right here. our blue angels special, saturday, from 3:00 to 4:00 in the afternoon. people didn't want to deal with the crowds got to watch from the comfort of that i mean homes. who doesn't love the big boys in the blue angel, they are cool, but fat albert, the blue

ya mega site in richland parish because of -- and also i would develop along the red river to there are so many things that you can do. the first thing is to stop fighting one another in congress and stop fighting the president and work together and do everything you can because this is one of the poorest districts in all united states. >> mr. mcallister, what is one thing you would do to create jobs? >> continue doing what i've been doing, trying to make sure everything is applied for by economic develop at agencies throughout the district, gets the full attention and support, like the $1 million would go back for the northeast rural center, building a new facility out by the monroe airport. like the half $9 we got to try to create jobs and railroads. for me it's about supporting this district and cutting back every regulation we can to encourage a better working environment. i get 100% rate with small business. small business is the key. >> are nice question is yes or no. if governor bobby jindal announces his bid for the presidency will you support him? dr. abraham, let's start with