you know so whatever taste direction you want your beer to have. a fight for in the 1980 s. and ninety's the major beer firms didn't want specialty molds they wanted it mass produced those were difficult times for the malthouse but via months focused on the niche marc. it and persevered. the southern german town of bamberg regards itself as the capital of beer and it has a lot of breweries it's a centuries old tradition that draws hundreds of thousands of tourists each year. by a man moments is a 140 year old company that's been family own for for generations directors have been a buy a month's recipe for success always put decisions to the test. yeah it's as if that's what i'm i doing it right and my well positioned with 90 different kinds of malt should it be fewer more a my covering important markets i'm missing a marcus you really need to keep your eyes and ears open to have everything and cover it up with the. kind of low point of i am on had only 20 employees now they have 260 a historic company has achieved a turnaround through specialization today via man is the glob

with the way, continuing with the beer metaphor, cuba have beer, didn't run out when we were there but two types, crystal and buccaneer. both roughly 5% alcohol, half percent difference and taste like a skunky budweiser. that's your variety of cuban beer. private restaurants. allowed -- state ownership of means of production is widespread, but they've been given limited freedom to open private restaurants. they have restrictions how many people can be seat but widely ignored or worked around and they're pretty good at first. and it's because their trying. the right incentives but there's still in a socialist command economy and have to deal with the supply chain so all the private restaurants have the same 12 to 18 items on the menu, all taste basically the same, which i bland, cuban food in cuba sucks, cuban food in miami is delicious. in miami it's a caappy ham and cheese in cuba. the supply chain is not there to provide it so pick a restaurant based on the venue of a rooftop or something lick that because the identified will be the same. i'll end on cuba here. the 1950s american car

germany's well famous october fest wraps up this weekend looking to list off the mega liters of beer consumed all the mouths of sausage and wagon loads of crispy chicken because i haven't had lunch it instead we're taking a look at the folding popularity of drinking beer among germans which means the brewers rely on you to wrists. these sacks are going to china molten grain for brewing beer from the german town of back company directors of being a vial month sells more than $3500000.00 sacks of each year more than 80 percent go to countries outside the e.u. go i'm dancing for sunday about march and of course america is a very interesting growth market with a strong craft beer trend and this trend is spreading to other countries such as brazil argentina and peru the whole south american continent. but also growing in asia taiwan korea and japan everywhere that small fruits are starting up and brewing beer creation of. the i t. here. but before getting to that stage the grain whether barley wheat or ronnie must 1st be turned into malt to do this it is so cursed several days then it's d

and so did beer taxes.r started the first buy american policy when george washington said he would only drink american made. when gold rush prospectors flooded the west, beer came with them. sam bach is an historian. >> people were really happy to have beer during the gold rush. it was social lubricant. it was a sign of civilization. there is a ton of history from the style of the beer to the ingredients we use to the processes to the laws that govern its production and consumption. >> reporter: and today's craft breweries are still making history. this festival in denver focused on hispanic beers, one of the first in the country. and if it succeeds, it will double as an hispanic community center. judd bellstock's dos luces beer are a step back in history. made from corn, not hops, using 3,000-year-old recipes from peru. >> in general the most popular is our chiche and chicha. it's easy drinking, medium bodied really nice solid beer. >> reporter: it has a little kick and a different taste to it. >> reporter

and the thirst for beer abroad keeps german breweries afloat at a time of drying demand i hope. this is the business i'm on in berlin wall the u.s. trade deficit widened in august 2000 but imports increased even more the commerce department said the deficit rose 1.6 percent to almost 55000000000 dollars but president donald trump's latest efforts to reduce the trade gap with china by imposing tariffs on imports and reaching a trade war appear to be bearing some fruit that deficit fell by over 3 percent to nearly 32 $1000000000.00 in august the deficit with the european union also narrowed month by month falling almost 24 percent to just over $15000000000.00. joins us now from wall street as fresh tariffs are planned against the e.u. and china are we going to see the trade deficit shrink. not necessarily the trade deficit the ratio of exports to imports and the u.s. economy is still seems to do to do better than many other nations on the planet consumptions remains strong or healthy in the u.s. so we could even see further widening of the deficit and if you look at some industrie

all sorts of other things i prefer a beer. david: heather, do you like a beer?i'm not a beer drinker. maybe you try the non-alcoholic. two seconds which is better. >> i go with -- david: see you next time. >> the dow closing up 319 points after president trump declared just a few hours ago that america has reached a phase one of a trade deal with china we are very close to ending this trade war. we'll break down that exactly what that means for american businesses economy and the stock market. plus a federal judge ruling that president trump violated federal law when he used his declaration of a national emergency to get millions of dollars to fund the border wall. also turkey, threatening to retaliate after treasury secretary steve mnuchin mnuchin announced the administration is authorizing sanctions against turkey, amid its

there's even nonalcoholic beer for muslims so every you can join the fun. of course very much bruce around on george i'm going to fire him off we're all going to do recall marathon record on the reverend. type of covert fest as a taste of normality in a region accustomed to tension and the party goes on late into the night. thanks for watching so you don't like star. cofer come from. the rain forests in ivory coast are threatened by illegal logging to make room for lucrative cocoa plantations. but a new ad has the potential to resolve the conflict it's allowed the set up of conservation areas and distributing fertile land to farmers. to be in 30 minutes on a t.w. . date. ltd robotics. deep learning marched realises wait a 2nd we want the whole picture our facts instead of make ideas shift deliver us. from a measured reality to cryptocurrency to your top base for live in an ever changing digital world let's start with digitalisation. shift. on d. w. . where is home. when your family is scattered across the globe. soft goods to do business to. return to the g

and dollar here for one main thing beer. this one is palestine the herbal all girl it's gone so. it's gone i feel like it's like walking through the hills because you have all the smell the 1st time it's right over here which is really really good. entertainment is classic middle eastern this troupe is performing the traditional dub camp and they do live in thousandfold dance. team corey a co-founder of the brewery 1st came up with the idea for an october fest in type. i go to october 1st every year to germany and all over the word and i wanted to do the same as a palestinian style looked over 1st it would boost the economy. and put in the mouth. nadim corey learned the craft of brewing in the united states in 1903 when prospects for peace were good he and his brother returned to the middle east. at just 9 years old his daughter mideast began learning how to brew beer according to the german purity law she became the 1st woman ever to work is in the middle east. the brewery exports to 14 countries that sells most of their beers locally many foreigners come especially for the octo

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flavored beers in on beer flavored beers as we call justin is one of nearly 7,000 craft brewers in theho along with beer lovers raise the glass after congress passed the craft beverage modernization and tax reform act 2 years ago and we'd love to see continue jim mcgreevey with the beer institute says it reduced the federal excise tax for brewers and aided the industry's explosive growth. >>which allowed them. >>to spend the money on innovating in there. breezy were able to. hire a new part-time employee on us almost immediately. >>but the to your tax break runs out at the end of 2019 supporters urge congress to extend it or make it permanent. >>so if it were to go back to the old rate the higher rate that would be disruptive to our industry. a recent study shows that the craft beer industry contributed nearly $79 billion to the us economy in 2018 gives and the money for the neighborhood and then around that you start hiring employees and people come in with their families. justin says if congress fails to act. >>taxes could nearly double in got that many breweries by $10,000 are more

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bear 15 tanks produce over 2000 barrels of beer a year. the set also doubles as a corporate taproom with a waterfront view. >> it's bridging the path with the future generation and hopefully telling a story. >> if you like your beer with a side of history, then the mayor ireland brewing company is your place because every beer comes with a taste of the past. >> saginaw was the first ship built here. general 99 was an order the navy put in for no beer or spirits put in. so we rescinded that order on their island when we made the beer. that's a liquid lunch, all the workers would come across and have a couple beers for lunch and said they had a hydraulic sandwich just for lunch. >> beer island brewery has some company, godfather winery opened a tasting room inside a former officer's house and renowned winemaker david prison he has been distilling bourbon, whiskey and tequila on the island under the names savage and cook for a year. he showed up on fox 2 news last spring. >> or other businesses on their. for the most part they go back to the

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many beers are self brewed but the original german beer is most popular. some have even been imported from germany. plastic cups replaced the steins. were both german so it feels like you know it's nice sometimes to try to reflect on your original heritage good heritage that we've come from and i love the beer and a lot of the food i'm. thinking is trying to mission fact i think it's great it's a mix of cincinnati culture and german culture it's always fun it's not the image of us. german culture came to cincinnati around 200 years ago the midwest in the us was one of the most popular destinations for german immigrants close to 60 percent of cincinnati's population spoke german back then. the many protestant churches in the district over the rhine are testament to this time. some streets even retain their german names which were changed once the 1st world war started. sara have a tank has never been to germany herself but she's proud of her ancestors. that. rock. rose. it's all about the culture about the german culture and so thick here in cincinnati zoo

a total of 120000 liters of beer will be sold during the 3 day festival many of the beers of produced locally by breweries with german ancestry but the public's clear favorites are authentic beers from germany many specially imported you just for the festival one small difference to be here does not come in massive german one liter steins but from somewhat smaller plastic because. look stupid big attraction. for both german so it feels like you know it's nice sometimes to try to reflect on your original heritage good heritage that we come from and i love the beer and a lot of that. i think you know and i think it's great a mixture of cincinnati culture and also bit of german culture it's always fun. it's back to much about. german culture came to cincinnati 200 years ago the american midwest was a major center of german immigration. that one time almost 60 percent of the city was of german mother tongue the numerous protestant churches in the area are a reminder of this time. and some streets have now got back the german names they had before the 1st world. more. sad how madonna becau

yo, at least he bought, like, one case of beer, okay?ust going to be some kid who's $12 short of a new kidney. ( laughter ) sorry, timmy, we ran out of money, but we did put this empty can of bud lite in you. let's see what happens. ( laughter ) if you think this story didn't getter, no good deed goes unpunished. >> the des moines register profiled king and dug up a couple of racist tweets when king was 16 on to b. tosh.0 l0. >> ifsz really upset with my s. >> the guy who raised over $6 d racist jokes ten years ago. is he good or bad? at least there's a clear lesson, never donate money you get for beer to a children's hospital. because you only get famous if you donate the money. if you keep the money, no one cares, you're rich. if you think this story doesn't get stupider, you're as wrong as the feelings itch for my great grandmother, because after a reporter exposed the guy's old tweets, the reporter himself got his own 15 minutes of shame. >> the internet users angry about the paper digging up old tweets did digging of their own, this

talking about beer...inventory and his passion for wine. interesting. what would you have, a pool or a wine cellar? both! i agree. we wanted to hear from you about the ban on political advertising. many of you have been in touch. one viewer said if you can't regulate and control it then it is better to ban it alexander says... thanks for your views. if you want to look at the debate the hashtag is #bbcworklife. thanks for watching. we'll see you soon. good morning. there is nothing too ghastly in the weather forecast today. but certainly a change for the next few days compared to what we had recently. we have a weather front across southern areas bringing some rain. looking towards the atlantic, this area of low pressure will move its way in over the next 24 hours, making it very unsettled by the end of the week. for thursday, still some cloud and patchy rain across northern ireland and wales into southern england, with some sunshine towards northern and eastern parts, but here, the cloud will gradually in

with and that is that of course america is a very interesting growth market with its strong craft beer trends and this trend is spreading to other countries such as brazil argentina and peru the whole south american continent. but we're also growing in asia taiwan korea and japan everywhere that small fruits are starting up and bear creation of. the our team here. but before getting to that stage the grain whether barley wheat or runny must 1st be turned into malt to do this it is so for several days then it's dried at high temperature light or dark sweet or bitter every malt is different but it's the crucial element in giving beer its color and aroma. this is good it's made. this it would taste like a strong roasted to spread so that it would perhaps with a hint of dark chocolate is that it's not so then of course there are also molds the taste like dried fruit and raises or how about bread like character. you know so whatever taste direction you want your peers to hov. or in the 1980 s. and ninety's the major beer firms didn't want specialty markets they wanted it mass produced those

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beer, beer and really all i got this is crazy in the beers keep coming the knickerbocker staff and nowl the beers bought for sam, even when he's not in the office couple tsm coming his way i do have are now considered a sport mode can make the lights blink i like to think that that really gets people's attention will come over and flip the switch and then boom. >>they are open up until 11. i want to see these batteries. >>sam now has a tip jar on his desk that co-workers contribute tale. giving that money to the servers who deliver his cancer brew is a fun story that kind of lives within city. i think everybody around here appreciates getting a beer. >>purchase for them every once in a while new holland now has plans to create a third-story sam beer inspired by his quest for free bruise i just got to convince a now to make like my own t-shirts. >>and then i would call it success. >>you know he was worried about losing battery power. so turn off that thing he should put a sign up about batteries to find got the tips can some by the millercoors wants to buy you a beer if you unfollow the

5 of them are special editions created just for the festival cory's the brewer that special beers are doing very well there because that people are loving. the tourists might take a little bit longer at the palestinian october fest but just like at the original in munich party goers here sport the varian later who is in india. and dollar here for one main thing here. this one is palestine the noble lord girl it's gone. it's gone i feel like it's like walking through the hills because you have a smile the 1st time it's right over here which is really really good. entertainment is classic middle eastern this troupe is performing the traditional dub camp and made it 11000 folk dance. corey a co-founder of the brewery 1st came up with the idea for an october fest in type. i go to october 1st every year to germany and all over the word and i want to do the same as a palestinian style looked over 1st it will boost the economy. and put in the mouth. now dean corey learned the craft of brewing in the united states in 1903 when prospects for peace were good he and his brother returned to the m

of four seconds and decided to not put one of the beers down, impressive.got the ball. he ended up with the ball. >> he got the ball. he needs a bud light ad. thank you, andy. >> a couple of beers at a game, sets you back a decent amount of money. i would hold on to the beer, too. >>> a u.s. raid takes down the founder of isis. after the president pulls u.s. troops, can operations continue without eyes on the ground? p te, you can cook foods that are crispy on the outside and juicy on the inside. the ninja foodi pressure cooker, the pressure cooker that crisps. here hold this. follow that spud. [ tires screech ] the big idaho potato truck is touring america telling folks about idaho potatoes. and i want it back. what is it with you and that truck? mornings were made for better things than rheumatoid arthritis or psoriatic arthritis. when considering another treatment, ask about xeljanz xr, a once-daily pill for adults with moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis or active psoriatic arthritis for whom methotrexate did not work well enough. it can reduce pain

we can have great barrier, in fact, standing in front of a belgian beer bar the belgian beers even thoughgium is really close by cost a ton of money more than washington dc and we drank some in south korea on the other side of the world and they were cheaper there than they are in sweden. the build welfare state has dragged on sweden's growth and they are not wealthy relative to the rest of the world but still a prosperous place because they're mostly capitalist. venezuela is the other end of the spectrum. venezuela is dead lost in bob's economic freedom index. venezuela is important to remember, this is not a place that was always like that. the earliest year of the index in 1970 venezuela was among those 10 most economically free countries in the world. what we saw is a long period of decline and economic freedom in venezuela they were moving away from capitalism into worse and worse forms of interventionism. they snag dated, but back in 1971 there capitalist they were also wealthy in fact, wealthier per capital in terms than spain. this was a capitalist prosperous economy. it's also co

do you want a beer?> all have a beer. >> tucker: [laughs] it's hard to believe that is real but you can play that again please. >> hold on a sec, i'm going to get me a beer. hey, my husband bruce is now inherent. do you want a beer? >> all pass on the beer for now. >> tucker: [laughs] i will pass on the beer for now says the off-camera figure who she says as her husband. that had to be an actor, right? no actual married couple could have a conversation that stupid debate would have to be reading off cue cards for the middle-class authenticity. i will get me a beer says the harvard professor. fetch me my winston's, i'm hankering for a smoke. you have to be kidding me. except elizabeth ward isn't kidding. she expects you to believe every word of what she says. which means you are watching someone who will say literally anything, whatever it takes. in the primaries on the democratic side, what it takes is maximum leftward panderer so that is what she has delivered to. there is no issue in which it is not th

. >>> later, the beer company making you an offer. what miller lite is willing to give you to put down your phone. >>> good wednesday morning, everyone. thank you for joining us. i'm kenneth moton. >> i'm kaylee hartung in for janai norman. we begin with the impeachment showdown and the explosive new testimony from a top diplomat in ukraine. >> diplomat bill taylor testified president trump made military funds for ukraine contingent on ukraine's public pledge to investigate joe biden as well as the 2016 election. >> that contradicts president trump's denial of a quid pro quo. one congressman who heard taylor's testimony called it disturbing. >> abc's ines de la cuetara here with the reaction and fallout. ines, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, kenneth and kaylee. bill taylor testified that the order to withhold military aid came directly from the president and that in exchange the ukrainian leader would have to agree publicly to investigate trump's political opponents. overnight vice president pence insisting there was no quid

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there is also a lot of beer. of course! beer is food. let's go and have a look.e production of the beer. what we do here is produce everything from scratch in our location. beer was one of ourfirst scratch in our location. beer was one of our first experiments. we started with a good system of purification of water, which is actually very complex, to get the best possible pure water, to then add vitamins and then create a wonderful and pasteurised, fresh, unfiltered beer. it is not cheap here, is it? i must argue that this is farfrom being here, is it? i must argue that this is far from being true because we offer an amazing pizza, for instance, which is made with real flower, mozzarella, tomatoes, and the dough is raised for 36 hours, which means you will not digest it in your stomach, it has already been digested, so super healthy, for six or £7. but food is sometimes not particularly cheap. does that not make you run the risk of excluding certain parts of the community who cannot afford the price here? we do not yet have an answer to this. what we are trying t

there 15 tanks produce over 2000 barrels of beer per year.he shed also doubles as a corporate taproom with a waterfront view. >> it's bridging the past with the future generation hopefully telling a story in between. >> reporter: if you like your beer with a side of history, the mare island brewing company is a place because every beer comes with a taste of history. >> the second i was the first ship built on mair island. general 99 was an order the navy put in for no spirits on it nable ship so we rescinded the order on mare island . that's a liquid lunch. although workers would come across and have some beers for lunch and go back to work and say they had a hydraulic sandwich for lunch. >> reporter: their brewery has company. pinot godfather winery opened a tasting room inside a former officer's house on the island and renowned winemaker has been distilling bourbon, whiskey and tequila on mare island under the name, savage and cook for a year. he showed off his spirits on ktvu last spring. >> there's other businesses on there but for the mo

delicious. >> i'm not a beer person, but it does sound intriguing.nteresting, this is the first time hershey's has kind of entered into this market. it will be interesting to see how chocolate and beer pair together in the same cup. >> and with cheese, too. >> uh-huh. there you go. >> the cheese, okay. diane king hall at the new york stock exchange. diane, thanks. >> you got it. >>> still ahead, an update on the subway singer. a homeless woman who became an internet sensation is getting help from thousands of strangers. ♪ ♪ don't miss kohl's... friends & family sale!... take an extra 20% off! save on tek-gear hoodies... athletic shoes - just $39.99... and pick up a new fitbit. plus - take an extra $20 off your $100 purchase!... plus - everyone gets kohl's cash! right now... at kohl's. jill jill has entresto, and a na heart failure pill that helped keep people alive and out of the hospital. don't take entresto if pregnant; it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren or if you've had angioedema w

. >>> and from beer money to millions. an incredible turn of events for a football fan who jokingly begged for beer money. >> he donated $3 million to this hospital to help take care of you. >> the giant donation that's sure to put a smile on your face, "today," saturday, october 12th, 2019. >> from nbc news, this is "today," with sheinelle jones, peter alexander and dylan dreyer. live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> welcome to "today." how about the last piece there. started as a beer money fu fund-rais fund-raiser. and the children at the hospital will be the big winners. >> this struck with the right guy. >> a big differencemaker. we're glad he did that. >>> we want to get to the top story. that's the raging wildfires in southern california. it's a terrifying scene of destruction overnight that got worse. many residents waking up with no place to live. their homes ravaged by this dangerous and fast-moving fire. the los angeles mayor and california governor, declaring states of emergency. sam brock is in the port

he bought me my first beer together. he bought me my first beer as well.hat was the highlight of my life. did you capture it on your phone? i've got it on my phone, yeah. saturday morning around 400 players, friends and fans will be clearing him and cheering him on. they know they will get a wholehearted performance, homed in hinckley. let's have a look at dan cole and joe marler, unafraid to show their emotions. we showed a lot of time together in japan and all of us have loved that i'm out here. an... blokes likejoe just make it that little bit longer... better, sorry. i wasn't sure if they were going to wrestle there at one stage but they went in with a hug at the end. emotions running high. what are they going to be like if england win? that's all from sportsday. we'll have more throughout the evening. the prime minister has been exposing his frustration that brexit hasn't happened, saying he would deliver brexit by the end of january if the tories win. we are joined by the conservative mp for lewes. thank you for giving conservative mp for lewes. than

this beer only 83 calories but overall the beer institute says that beer sales have declined 2.5% year. this segment, though, the nonalcoholic beer is climbing. in 2018, it was 20 million dollars. we're expecting it to jump to 80 million by 2025. i got to see, you know, the taste of this nonalcoholic lager. definitely does taste like beer. cheers. jon: they call themselves the modern day rosy the riveters how a pair of entrepreneurs are rolling up their sleeves to help fellow military wives and mothers. ♪ .. how do you make red lobster's endless shrimp even hotter? you bring back nashville hot! oh yeah - it's back. crispy shrimp... ...tossed in a spicy rub... ...and drizzled with sweet amber honey. more shrimp more ways. endless shrimp's just fifteen ninety nine. hurry in. jon: simone biles making a record, winning her 4th gold on the balance beam. she won a 25th medal of they are floor exercise. it included the double twisting somersault that she alone has landed in competitions. two women founded a handbag company and it's helping the jobless rate among wiefts of veterans. reporter:

when gold rush prospectors flooded the west, beer came with them.historian at history colorado. >> people were happy to have beer during the gold rush. it was -- it was a social lubricant, a sign of civilization. >> reporter: there's a lot of history in this glass. >> there's a ton of history. everything from the style of the beer to the ingredients we use to the processes to the laws that govern its production and consumption. >> reporter: and today's craft breweries are still making history. this festival opened the brewing company in denver focused on hispanic beers, one of the first in the country. if it succeeds, it will double as an hispanic community center. a co-owner -- >> my responsibilities in the craft beer industry has been diversified. financial reasons. the taxation also helps or not lps on that. >> reporter: judd belstock's beers are actually a big step back into history. made from corn, not hops, using 3,000-year-old recipes from peru. >> in general, the most popular is our cicha ntr, basic. that -- it's just easy drinking, medium b