and then we're going to the broad spectrum of everyday culture as beer and beer gardens eating and drinking and spending time together. all this makes it possible even for visitors to take part in the city's life and activities. and what is the difference between a learning holiday and the regular one you don't have to just if you have a widening your horizons has a lot to do with getting to know city's culture as if you were actually living here . you could learn how kings had their houses built on audience plots over the centuries for instance or contemplate the urban arts or watch people surf on the ice bath and of other and the building simply discovering that munich is so much more than beer and tasty food. things that munich is i can reduce to unfairly it was an awful. when trying to open up and say hey man it has a lot to offer a whole range of culture and learning opportunities. like they've been able. to do i don't want to reduce muni but i'd still like to just plain bad advice to use the little stuff. apparently educational trips to munich a very popular no matter what. arts cultu

back in munich the beer tasting is about to begin. before a moment on let's start with union a classic communiqué a lager in which the head. of the other kind of people as we can hold the beer up to the light when it was one has a relatively light colored some cloudiness to it. and the beer has a flower recent citrusy. what is constant when you drink it. i'm told the 1st sentence is delicately sweet. well of all the horns although there's not a lot of carbonation. a bit more reserved on the palate so we call it and often when you swallow that one is gone there's a better ness that reflect the models that senate does moscow but it was a. delicious travelling can be educational even for my taste buds. unfortunately my visit to munich is over but it was fun and as part of an educational trip i have learned a lot arts culture history all there i have to admit munich's really got something well bye bye see you next time you're on czech and. not. i ot robotics. declining merged reality wait a 2nd we want the whole picture our facts instead

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premium beer brands.they have done in europe, australia. what has the track record been like with overseas purchases? in the context of japanese overseas deals, the beer deals have done a little better than some others. historically, japanese companies buying other overseas companies have not fared well. lost value in those transactions, but asahi has done well. to brands they bought in europe have done quite well. they have some trouble in china with the brand there that they ended up getting out of after a few years, didn't work out for building up aare track record of being able to take in a new brand by integrated, get the market going and make some money on it. going ahead, they have a strong balance sheet so there is a good chance a lot of these deals will work out for them. they don't all have to work out as long as the majority do and they can continue to build. have abrupt -- strong balance sheet, but the rest of the industry does not. they have been leveraged with the businesses they have bought

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had to drink beer if you're in a beer pub. so will set back to you guys. >> the blind pig good as well. coffee and pastry mode here for us. when you talk with the community you're talking about resiliency and coming together. really can't look any further than this bakery here in sonoma square. it is called the laundry bakery. it is been here for 25 years. it has been hopping with all of the locals that know things are normal and great and ready to be full of business. i want to take you inside because it's an incredible place in here. a steady crowd of people. walk on in here with the second- generation bakery that has been in the committee for much longer. the giving us a bit of wave here. are you irregular? >> this is one of our favorite spots. >> it's clear to see why. i'm glad you keep stopping by and giving the business. thanks for talking to us were going to talk to the owner over here. this business like many others are struggling with the loss because of power outages and the perception. you have a great story here in

and the world's largest brewer is making more nonalcoholic beer and need somewhere to put all that extracted alcohol will show you it's clever solution. this is your deja vue business report i'm thinking there's a blend thanks for watching. china has warned it will take countermeasures to a new u.s. law backing anti-government protesters in hong kong president donald trump signed a bipartisan bill which threatened sanctions as well as the lifting of favorable trade terms for any human rights violations in the territory thousands of pro-democracy demonstrators took to the streets of hong kong to celebrate the new law many waved u.s. flags and pro-u.s. banners but the bill could weigh on the current trade talks between washington and beijing. and joining me now to talk about this relationship and this bill and how it affects those trade talks. clifford couldn't spend a lot of time of most of his journalistic career so far in china. could we look at this you know talk about this earlier there's really an economic side the political side here. we know that china takes any threats to its sovereig

hello it's fred and cindy warm beer otto's parents we'd like to meet with the ambassador. but to our viewers on p.b.s. in the united states and all around the world welcome we begin the day with worries over russian interference in an election but this time the worry is centered in the u.k. not in the u.s. in exactly one month voters in britain and northern ireland will go to the polls to choose a new parliament the election is being seen as another referendum on brights it the u.k. voted in 2016 to leave the european union but so far no breaks it just breaks it delays the decision that voters make on december 12th could be the most important in a generation so so much is at stake and yet the government is being accused of withholding information from voters u.k. intelligence has put together a report on russian interference in u.k. politics but the government won't release that report until after the election the opposition is accusing the prime minister of a cover up saying boris johnson must have something to hide and hillary clinton who more than anyone knows the sting

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and a cheese issue, cheese, chocolates, beer... and taking the weight off is so beer...ight off is so much harder! and it took me three yea rs so much harder! and it took me three years to take it off. it isn't like i don't know how hard it is to take off the weight. but also to take control. everyday, iused off the weight. but also to take control. everyday, i used to get onto the scales, i threw them out afterwards, and if i had lost a bit of weight! afterwards, and if i had lost a bit of weight i would celebrate by having some cheese and if i gained weight, i would drown my sorrows with some cheese. it becomes a self—fulfilling prophecy and it's difficult to step back and say, enough. i'm going to stop now. it isn't as though i do not understand the issue. it is incredibly hard to change habits. you have to eat less and make better choices. thank you for your candour about this matter. the story on the observer, regarding a decision to postpone this investigation into the relationship between boris johnson investigation into the relationship between borisjohnson and i

always great to talk beer at 9:00 a.m. on a monday morning.hanks for coming in associate director of global drinks from men tell but we head out, quick look at u.s. futures how u.s. markets are shaping up for today there's another day of the green s&p seen opening up about 11 points higher, dow 80 points higher, nasdaq 36 higher this after a positive close for wall street on friday after a better than expected nonpharm payroll prints this is how the week is shaping up positive start for all equity majors today with the asia, europe and u.s. all in the green. that is it for our show. i'm joumanna bercetche stay tuned because "worldwide exchange" is coming up next. as of 12pm today, i am debt free. ♪ ♪ when you look at the world, ♪ ♪ what do you see? ♪ where others see chaos, we see patterns. ♪ connections. relationships. ♪ when you use location technology, you can see where things happen, before they happen. ♪ with esri location technology, you can see what others can't. ♪ two years ago, my wife and i were over 50k in debt. through sofi's help

the company is now selling a case with how many cans of beer? 72 beers, 82 beers, 99 beers?u have to guess. >> i did not know the answer for this. but because it seems like a very generous company, i was a c, 99. >> tucker: 99 beers. as in on the wall. 99 beers. >> good guess. >> pabst blue web and now selling 99 cans of beer. with four cases, you can have a criminal record. selling in 15 states. >> pbr. >> tucker: wow! i can't believe. fighting off your back as we say in wrestling, we have comebacks to tie it up. i'm impressed. this game will be settled by bonus question. it is a multiple-choice. what is the best selling album in american history? is it a, michael jackson's "thriller," b, the eagle's "greatest hits," or c, "yellow submarine" by the beatles? >> what the heck. it's either eagles or michael jackson. i'm going to say it's the eagles. i heard something about that. >> tucker: i don't even know what you get this knowledge. maybe because he went to college in hartford, connecticut. you know the answer is the eagles' greatest hits." 88 million copies. michael jackso

dollars on beer last month far less than usual. and it's not just sales in the amber brew that are suffering the trade war has hit various industries from japanese carmakers to korean electronics suppliers but now both sides seem willing to settle their differences. the 2 countries agreed to hold export control policy talks in tokyo in the 3rd week of december. hitch. the trade rift started last year over compensation for wartime labor south korean courts order japanese firms to pay compensation to koreans wartime laborers japan condemned the rulings arguing that the dispute had been settled in 1965 when diplomatic ties were normalized between the 2 countries it then went on to tighten controls on south korean exports targeting materials used in memory chips and display screens that are vital for companies like samsung the 2 countries then removed each other from their list of preferred trading partners making export in goods more difficult but as both sides hurt financially they appear ready to find a compromise. and to football a

we got beer pong to play. >> first of all, blake, you're e worst beer pong player i've ever met in mye. i carried our team every time we ayed, but you're osince i lost "dancing with the stars" and you lose br pong every time we'll just be losers togeer. >> that's a country song! >> back to our winr -- hannah. last night bacher nation got its first glimpse of pilot pete'season of "the bachelor." the g shocker -- hannah shows up. >> what aryou doing here? >> making decisions for my heart because i know there is still something there and i wouldo >> hnah brown. relationship. >> why are you on the new season of "the baelor"? >> i don't know. >> what would you say if asked you to come be a part of the house? >> oh, my god. >>hese twore looking prey flirty in e sneak peek. we also see hannah getting out of a limo on what appears to be nighone. no! 's hannah. >> do you date peter again? what can you tell us about what we're going to see? i've been dancing on "dancing with the stars." >> yeah. as much as we would like to believe that hannah joined petes season here's why think we're kind of b

beer, please.els steamed in butter and olive oil. >> zack: oh that's a -- look at that. that's a great tapa. come on. this is what's different. >> anthony: right. >> zack: people come in here and they will eat like this, perfectly happy, perfectly content to forego the table, come out here and stand around and eat like this. >> fuen: exactly. >> anthony: fuen's glass of wine comes with fried eggplant and honey, which sounds to me like it's moorish in origin. more wine accompanied by these delicious little clams. >> anthony: oh, yeah! and the main event. >> zack: oh, oh. >> anthony: now we are talking. yes. these langoustines, however, are not tapas, and consequently not free. but worth it at any price. >> anthony: that's so totally awesome. oh, we did good work here. >> zack: anything else, tony shall we go on? >> anthony: no, let's move on. >> zack: all right. >> fuen: let's move on. >> anthony: as this death march of tapas continues, things start to get a little weird. this is the story of my lif

while they were having a beer, they were being recorded all the time. the elk horns had a bug planted in the back. second time we have these beer coasters here that belonged to markus wolf. thethe leadership all has bunkers, where they can retreat to if there was any kind of threat of a nuclear attack. marcus wolf also had his bunker. he had these beer coasters especially made in this cartoonish figure. we have a wonderful artifact here that the officers would receive as part of that training. we have on display a criminalist kit. espionage was of course a crime. how do you catch criminals with a criminalist kit?. anybody who is training would have taken a course at the university in east berlin. they would have received this complete kit, which is everything you need. you can see a lot of pretty mundane articles, a screwdriver, a pair of pliers, rubber glove. some test tubes and little glass bottles where you may be able to store hair and fiber samples. to be able to put any kind of documents along the way. it is an entire kit for a spy catcher. if you

beers.intao are breweries expect to see in the acquisition market coming down the line. stuart: when i lived in hong kong, i used to desantis miguel. do they still make it and do you like isn't. >> they make san miguel for sure. is it one of the best beers in the world? no. a dependable lager i would say. stuart: one day we will have you back on the show, we'll release you from professional obligations and tell us your favorite beer worldwide. i'm guarranty not red draft barrel in london, am i right? >> did you know they're making that again? >> oh, no. >> they have brought it back. stuart: i remember i lived in london in the '60s. i remember seeing a truck like a tanker truck pull up to a pub, big hose pipe go down into the cellar. that was what draft red barrel going into it. never drank it again. stephen beaumont. >> made famous by monty python. stuart: you have to come back soon. >> happy. stuart: developments here, disney plus issuing a tweet in response to those glitches affecting it,

and he turned it into a beer house. he had these beer coasters are -- especially made. they have this cartoonish figure of a lynx which was his nickname. officers had to undergo quite a bit of training. we have a wonderful artifact here which all stasi officers received as part of that training. what we have on display here is called a stasi criminalist kit. espionage was of course a crime. how do you catch criminals with a criminalist kit? who was training to be a spy catcher in east berlin would have taken a course at the university in east berlin. at the end of the course, they would have received this complete kit which is everything you need to catch a spy. you can see in it a lot of pretty mundane articles, a hammer, a screwdriver, a pair of to avoidubber gloves leaving finger prints for example. test tubes and other glass bobbles where you can store hair and fiber stables -- fiber -- it is an entire kit for a spy catcher. spy,u were caught as a there were serious consequences in east berlin. let's go take a look at aren't hair and room and see what may have happe

overall it impacts water security and beer making. >> no water, no beer. no no farming, no beer.new we are a community business. ne we are a community business. when you talk about water security, when you talk about consumer changes, one of the biggest changes with this new generation is that for the first time this generation realizes there is no planet b. there is only planet a. they're worried about what they do that can impact the planet and what companies and brands, and how they can work together to have a positive impact in the world we live in. our brands are all connected to a business that is good for business and good for the environment. >> is all of this sentiment being dampened around the world, is this having an impact on your business? >> it is making everyone more conscious about inclusivity. all our businesses have to understand inclusivity, social tensions, these are issues we have to take into account in our businesses. they are sensitive issues and these explosions that are happening all around the world are happening for reason and as businesses we have to

, police in aurora, illinois, releasing this video of a school bus driver who appears to be buying beer while picking up students. >> an observant convenience store clerk called and told them they just sold beer to a woman and watched her get onto a school bus and drive away. >> reporter:fully say 44-year-old michelle passley is then seen back on the bus driving and drinking from two beer cans as she picks up elementary school kids on her morning route. >> in all, 32 students were observed on the bus while the driver was drinking from two beer cans. >> reporter: passley was fired from the school bus company that's contracted by the district and then arrested. it comes just two weeks after another school bus driver in oregon was arrested after careening off the road into a ditch with ten children onboard. >> i am so sorry. >> reporter: that driver given a citation for driving under the influence of a controlled substance. as for this latest incident in illinois, that driver is charged with two misdemeanor counts of endanger eering the life of a child. david? >> stephanie, thank you. >>>

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crafted beer, the draft beers, we would normally do maybe $200 in sales.e're looking at, like, $4,000 in sales. >> oh, my god. >> it's like--it's unbelievable. >> you know what i'm most excited about? when i look at how much business the company used to do and how much more it's doing it now, and i see the margin improvement. i mean, we're making money already. >> we're making money already, yeah, and it'll only get better. it'll only get better. >> i'm proud of you. >> thank you for the opportunity. >> absolutely. >> it's been outstanding. thank you. >> absolutely, thank you. >> dan, give me an update on what's happening. >> the numbers are great. it's been around 8 to 10,000 in sales. >> is that better than it used to be? >> yes, it's--yes, it's actually better than it used to be. >> how much? >> i'd say by 10% to 15%, and i just see it growing from there. >> how are you feeling about the cross sales, and now that people are eating here, are you noticing people buying bottles to go more often? >> you know what's amazing is, they're not only buying bottle

it's time for a light beer. why not have a realistic beer commercial? what's the realistic thing about beer where you go, "it's five o'clock in the morning. you've just pissed on a dumpster, it's miller time." (announcer) for years, robin williams was the funniest man on earth,

you've ever had, they call it near beer in utah and it's two-thirds of the strength of a regular beerctually stronger? cheryl: they're not catching up with the rest of us who are drinking the regular beer. neil: i didn't know -- i have to get to my panel on that, what do you think of that, stronger beer? >> do we need stronger beer, i don't know. neil: depends on the day. >> it's a game-time decision, depends on the pacing. neil: not teddy roosevelt again. no, excessive. >> older population -- neil: here we go. >> so not going to be running to the bathroom. neil: do you get aarp points? >> i do. [laughter] neil: guys, we have a lot more after this, the irishman is hitting theaters, i think in theaters for 3 weeks before it debuts on netflix getting all the buzz. >> have you ever hit anybody on the job? >> yeah. >> i don't think so. >> we have nothing to worry about. neil: you know what's so cool about this i'm looking forward to discussing in more detail, they can make you look younger, they make the guys look younger, the computer technique that generates a younger image of you, if t