>> a butter bourbon whipped cream. man, oh, man. how about that. all right.ow do folks get tickets for the big event monday night? >> they're going to go to www.farmtochefmd.com. and they can purchase tickets online. >> very good, and i've got to give these folks some props. they opened the charmery in hamden 36th and chestnut. when did you open up? >> about two and a half months ago. it is being recognized as one of the great ice cream parlors on the east coast. it is absolutely fabulous, and you've got to stop by. if you haven't been by to the charmery, go. okay. all right. david, laura, thank you very much. >> thank you so much. >> good luck. it is monday night here at the american visionary art museum farm to chef competition. jess, marty i got my bourbon and corn flakes this morning. >> yum. >> we're going to send it back to you on tv hill. have a great one. >> the breakfast of champions, believe it. >> you got it. >> we're taking a break and coming right back with more of the eyewitness news. >> breakfast of champions. that ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> there'

there is some bourbon tasting. when i talk to people, there a lot of people who came to that booth that has pre-existing conditions, illnesses. for those people they really do have health care needs. they aren't talking about this political debate in washington, they are talking about my health care needs. but this debate does matter in one way. i talked to a woman who came to the booth. she mentioned -- the person mentioned the health care law. the response was the official health care law, the woman asked but what if it doesn't pass. but what if it doesn't pass meaning it's not sure if it's law because there's so much debate in washington. >> i was thinking of fancy farm picnic. fancy farm picnic. >> your dark water event sounds very interesting, for the bourbon. thanks so much, guys. appreciate it. ezra klein, perry bacon. we heard the president say there would be no negotiation over the debt limit. house speaker spoke a short time ago and said republicans have a new plan, new plan to tackle the debt ceiling att

my bag of weed, my bourbon and my vodka and stuff like that, but here goes my idol dmc saying schools cool. he said i had everything material, but i didn't have an education or a high school diploma. i was gang banging and selling drugs, and when you said that rhyme, i stopped gang banging and selling drugs. i got my ged, i got my adee does suit and my car over here and now i got my ged, and then he said with this ged i was able to take college courses at the community college. he said when i walked in the doors of the community college, i saw a whole world that i didn't know exists. i'm sitting here in houston, texas in a $3 million house with five whips outside and i'm lawyer. that's powerful. that's the type of corporate excitement that we want to generate. our association with these record companies and these big corporations, what is it going to do for our communities? what is it going to do for our nations? that's what we saw as young people, and people always say, yo, dmc, what you are saying at 40 years old, you are just saying because you where wiser and more mature, and i s

rob, burger, bourbon, beer? >> doesn't even have to be in that order. all those things sound pretty tasty. but we had nice weather there yesterday, and today it's going to be nice but we'll start to see increasing clouds later on this afternoon. right now 60 in oakland, 56 in san francisco and san jose. and upper 50s now in the north bay. we're starting to see the high clouds start to spill in, and notice the wind direction turning onshore that's pushed some of the smoke from that fire that's burning her winters, you might have noticed yesterday the air quality improving. right now seeing high clouds dropping into the north bay. this is a very powerful storm system that continues to bring flood watches and warnings to western washington and damaging winds into portland. this line will continue to head to the south during the afternoon today, but we'll likely see vastly different types of weather depending on where you are. north bay, you will see increasing chances of showers later on, but in the south bay, sunshine hanging on a little longer, so we'll

the original urban planning of san francisco, always wanted the ferry building to anchor bourbon st. it is amazing that the freeway up there has been changed around to see the visual connection, literally all the way up market street to the ferry building. it it feels like the heart of san francisco. >> what shop is this? >> a chocolate shop. this is one of our original farmers market food are lessons -- food artisans. he uses a lot of wonderful local ingredients, lavender, and also incredible lime that he then dips in key lime juice and then they are dried. then they are dipped into a beautiful artisan chocolate, and it to me epitomizes what it is all about, local ingredients, very traditional french techniques when it works with the chocolate. i want you guys to try it. it is super, super good. >> yes, i will take a piece here. enjoy. enjoy. take one and pass it around. san francisco has become a chocolate center. >> dear deli, they realize they're not going to make money with gold, one back to france and brought back chocolate equipment. and longtime chocolate tradition. >> i was

i went to this bourbon festival in kentucky. >> oh. >> which i recommend for viewers for a good time. the important thing is there was a booth set up by the kentucky folks, they call it the kynect booth and they have tote bags. the key thing is there, they don't ask you do you like obama care. they ask, do you know someone who is insured or preexisting condition? they take the politics out of it on some level. the conversation -- i walked 200 people come up to the booth and each conversation was about health care and almost no discussion about do you like obama or obama care? that's what states are doing, taking obama care out and focusing on the health care. >> you posted an article, why the obama care resistance matters and knock that a bloc of 2 dozen republican governors are meaningfully disrupting obama care in a way that republicans in washington simply can't. most notely by refusing to expand the medicaid programs as the law calls for. what effect is that having? >> so right now we've talked a lot about ted cruz, ted cruz is only going to stop anything. if october 1st it is fun

i buy my coffee at cats coffee, i buy my beer on 26th market and by my bourbon, and i buy my comics books at mission economics and art. i know what these guys do with their money. they reinvest it. >> next speaker. >> i'm a member of the adobe book cooperative as well. thank you for your time. i want to make one point, i think we heard one compelling argument that jack spade is a formula retail by letter of the law. also we can consider the spirit of the law. i don't know detail of what will make this qualified or not, but i'm a normal person. i have an understanding of what a chain businesses, i understand the mission doesn't want to have a chain business, the intention of the law as already stated. we have heard that 11 is an arbitrary number. when i tell people what that issue here is the definition of chain is 11 stores, jack spade currently has 10 and this will be the 11. so clearly if you think about this spirit of this law and what we are trying to do this are this case at least deserves a public hearing. thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> my name is robert patterson. i own one

they have come up with distinct chemical fingerprints of 60 types including bourbon, tennessee and ryeskeys to help detect counterfeiting and fraud. >> i don't want my whiskey being diluted by any means so keep them honest then i'm all about it. >> come to the bar every night of the week and you will see everyone wants to try an irish list with ski, bourbon or scotch. so i think any research is well placed in market. >> the chemical fingerprints could help whiskey makers with quality control. it varies depending on the grains, barrels, aging and other factors. >> now we know. >> very good research there. >>> 5:56. this is nordstrom rack in concord drawing a crowd. why people just can't wait to get inside those doors. >> the city of richmond is trying to help under water homeowners but the banks say it's pulling an unconstitutional move and today it's up to a judge. we'll tell you about the hearing next. ,,,,,, people switching to finish are experiencing amazing shine. quantum with power gel delivers brilliant shine, which cascade actionpacs can't do. take the finish shine challenge and

bourbon. i'd been drinking all day. can you turn off the cooking show? vanessa and i got engaged. when i got back, she was supposed to be waiting for me. but instead, she found someone new. could you i.d. her new boyfriend from a picture? him. glasses, front. you're sure? hundred per cent. ♪ ...and still i'm trying to get up that big hill of hope ♪ thanks. ♪ for a destination thank you very much. ♪ i realized quickly i voted. did you? yup. you know, i consider myself a reasonably smart guy, but those ballots are confusing. i know. what happens if you don't knock out the little square all the way? who knows? ♪ 'n so i cry sometimes when i'm lying in bed ♪ ♪ just to get it all out what's in my head ♪ ♪ 'n i ♪ ♪ i'm feeling a little peculiar ♪ ( song stops abruptly ) david lake. i know that name. abbey lake, congressman's chief of staff. detectives rush and valens. sister, not wife. everyone makes that mistake. we're here to talk to david. oh, i'm sorry, he's in washington. maybe i can help? we're looking into an old homicide. vanessa prosser. oh, that was

we invite you, supervisor chiu, to our monthly infamous happy hours where bourbon and branch caters to meet with our tenants. it's an honor to have you guys here. enjoy the day and it's an honor to welcome jane back to the hatchery. (applause) >> good morning, my name is jane. i'm the mayor's chief innovation officer. before we get things started, i'm actually going to have one more company come up here because we're actually waiting for the press to get finalized and set upful. so, a couple more minutes to read here. how much time, press? no one is giving me any signs here. you guys are ready, great. so, we're going to hold off and have you guys come up a little bit later. so, again, my name is james. i want to thank the hatchery for hosting us here and being such an important part of the start-up community and for helping san francisco businesses start and grow here in san francisco. our first speaker is mayor lee. he has been a strong advocate of open data, both in his current position and also historically as the city administrator. and he's going to be sharing with you some really

i can't drink bourbon anymore. i have to drink vodka. it's really annoying.'m not going to go out an be around other people when i'm sober. if i can't drink that much, i'm not going out. >> bill you have an antecdote that disproves this. >> yes, my ears. i think we are the greatest generation because we feel like you do but you guys so much whine about the headaches and the sweating. we just shut up an take it. we are the real heroes. >> my hangovers, i call greatovers because i feel awesome. i feel great in the morning. i can go to the gym. >> the worst hangover in my life was after partying with bill. i felt so horrible. i didn't know my body could expand. >> did you have heart palpitatio palpitatio palpitations? >> yeah. i'm not exaggerating. >> that's the hangover when you're constantly moving your body around. you lie on your side and go maybe this will work. >> i think i cried. she doesn't go oh, my angel. it's like get away from me. i wanted to have a bad day. that is the dream. you can get snuck a methadone clinic. we can't find your vein. this has ne

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, we were going to have a beer together that didn't work out now he has to come to kentucky for a bourbonneil: trying to play nice, i tell you, i got the vibes not nice. ted cruz may not have changed senate's mind, but he has changed notion that republicans are sorting minor differences hosout, they are not. the wacko birds versus the rhino birds, john sununu here saying this a problem, former new hampshire governor, bush front chief of staff said it can be done, i think that hope springs eternal, but, these guys, and their staff, i have to tell you they are not over this this is pretty bad. >> look, how are you. >> neil: i'm good. >> have not seen you in a while. the senator made a person point it is a disagreement or tactics and process not substance, all republicans' to defund obamacare, and repeal it, andment to cut spending, all republicans want to cut the size of government. their argument is not over substance. the real story, is that there are a bunch of democrats in particular senators, who have to run in 2014 who see how toxic obamacare is, and behind scenes complaining to fello

york but on balance you have the concept and have pricing power with the inflationary environment in bourbonlast time you were here in march and the name he gave you is up 21% he still likes it and we will tell you what that is. he has many new picks to share after the break and adobe getting set for earnings after the bell after three days in the valley last week talking about how he will reinvent his company by going into the cloud. we have been doing it for about one year. we will find out. ♪ liz: in march of this year he picked the name now up 21% it is churchill downs. how did you know? >> i didn't actually don't confuse period with the bull market we have a strong tail wind. governor christie:. liz: you could have been out of the market. >> but you could have those of have a unique idea back why would ward buffet by heinz? he was buying the low-cost debt we make a lot of mistakes but on balance. liz: would you recommend people add it? >> right now it has racetracks tried to get casinos they don't have in the id kentucky. i don't know why. liz: is that yes or no? >> by its. [laughter] l

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. >> yes, bourbon in kentucky. it's a great time to visit the region. wondering how long it would take. >> it's not a one-day event. >> to consume all this bourbon and whiskey. >> two great hotel picks. hyatt regency, $102 a night in september, and finishing in louisville, marriott east property, bourbon-themed property with infused beverages, infused dishes, it's great. >> finger lakes, new york, what do they have? >> we love new york for their spectacular foliage, and they have great wine trails. i like the seneca lake. three different wineries, a brewery, a distillery and a meatry, which produces honey wine. you can stay at hotel claire, moder modern, romantic hotel. >> if you're a beer lover, then where should we go? >> beer ale beer pass. you can walk to 11 different craft breweries, walk, bike, take a peddie cab. bend is also known for amazing outdoor experiences. do some fly fishing, mountain biking, whitewater rafting and stay at a rustic, charming place like pine lodge in. >> sounds wonderful. i like tequila, where should i go? >> south of the

nobody drinks bourbon down there. >> virginia gentleman. >> we were celebrating. >> when did you getr first blackberry? >> the moment it came out oh. i made a switch a year ago. i uh went cold turkey. we have both devices. the kids were doing it, so i went for it. >> a man who e-mails so much, have you adjusted fully to iphone typing? >> never. this is embarrassing. but i will write an e-mail on oh my desk top and text it to myself. >> i have done that before. >> we don't usually listen to mark hallperin about apple. he's a sycophant. >> totally. >> but i tried siri. the difference between this generation and the last is unbelievable. a couple of operating systems down the road you won't use the keyboard because the dictation is good now. >> i was wondering about that. >> we'll see you back later in the show. >> thanks for having me. >> did you say passing around the joint? >> classing up the joint. don't get excited. >> that's after the show. >> i thought, huh, interesting. >> shh, shh, shh. mika. >> it could be the best start to a season ever. peyton manning's nearly perfect game i

see this guy, it looks like he's drinking bourbon. he's drinking quantitative easing of the fed.keeps interest rates low. so if you have loans or you're getting a mortgage or credit card company loan, all of those things, you're going to have fantastic, easy rates when the banks borrow money or whatever, their rates are very low. makes it easy for them to lend money. so basically it's like drinking the kool-aid, drinking the bourbon, whatever you want to call it. it keeps everything afloat. which is great news for the market. great news for those who want to spend. but the underlying story from the fed is basically listen, you know what? the economy really is not as strong as anyone thinks. this is why we need to keep everything propped up. the story underneath it is a sad one. they know the fed is very aware of the fact that unemployment is extremely high. underemployment, all the people who have just given up, they don't even look for a job anymore. so it's a tough economy and this is why they're doing it. >> nicole petallides from the "fox business" network, have a great day d

. >> and kentucky bourbon. >> this is steamed artichokes. love this dish.leaned up the choik, one prepared the slaus, one sliced up the onions. i love it because it can be used as a side tossing into pasta or served cold. >> you started pursuing cooking very very early. >> very early. >> like you were a teenager. >> yes. wi i was about 8 or 9 years old. my dad was giving me the education not knowing that it would become a profession for me. >> you were in a restaurant at 16 and running one by 18. >> yes. i was allowed to work. i got pushed into it right away. 16 i was in the kitchen and i never stopped ever since. >> and now you've won all these awards. when i see you've won award after aware, do the awards mean anything at this point? >> you probably hear this quite often but i do believe there is the right quota. we're as good as we -- we always have to watch how we're doing because we always revision the type of standards we do so we can. prove what we do. >> you've made a lot of fantastic meals. i love the story of the worst meal you ever made for your

. >> and kentucky bourbon. >> this is steamed artichokes. love this dish.leaned up the choik, one prepared the slaus, one sliced up the onions. i love it because it can be used as a side tossing into pasta or served cold. >> you started pursuing cooking very very early. >> very early. >> like you were a teenager. >> yes. wi i was about 8 or 9 years old. my dad was giving me the education not knowing that it would become a profession for me. >> you were in a restaurant at 16 and running one by 18. >> yes. i was allowed to work. i got pushed into it right away. 16 i was in the kitchen and i never stopped ever since. >> and now you've won all these awards. when i see you've won award after aware, do the awards mean anything at this point? >> you probably hear this quite often but i do believe there is the right quota. we're as good as we -- we always have to watch how we're doing because we always revision the type of standards we do so we can. prove what we do. >> you've made a lot of fantastic meals. i love the story of the worst meal you ever made for your

aware capable and ompetent and they hate it when we're competent so we're making our own bacon and bourbon and right?w, we are making our own bullets. can i -- -wards b-words can i think of. we are making becauustiers or something. i'm not, you understand, but someone probably is. we are pushing ourselves and do these hat we can things that we didn't think we could do before. a lot of us are doing this. bow hunting in the suburbs. i have a friend who is learning is awesome and it and it is fantastic. we have people keeping chickens putting rk city and dippers aapers and i'm weirded chickens t but i have wander.now they like to but you don't tell me what to do with my guns, i won't tell you do with your chickens. i'm a live and let live guy on that. pushing not just ourselves but we are pushing we at these nudgers and need to. because the role of government, as i understand it -- and i am a bumpkin -- the role of government as i help us to t is to create a more perfect union. back to the declaration of independence, it rights of ensure our life, liberty and of the pursuit of happiness. happ

lori: one bourbon and one scotch and one bear?that played out in a bar in alaska. a bar in alaska that i've been to. we have video to prove it. adam: you worked in juneau. ♪ ♪ nascar is about excitement. but tracking all the action and hearing everything from our marketing partners, the media and millions of fans on social media can be a challenge. that's why we partnered with hp to build the new nascar fan and media engagement center. hp's technology helps us turn millions of tweets, posts and stories into real-time business insights that help nascar win with our fans. adam: small businesses are getting a chance to go prime time in this year's super bowl. it is all the buzz into its contests narrowed down to 20 contestants. we had entrepreneur bill rancic on the show last month to discuss it. >> we've got a major advertising agency who have done a lot of super bowl commercials in the past. they will produce the commercial and it will be an amazing opportunity for what small business owner. adam: what bill didn't know, that lucky

one of the there, promotion events was at the kentucky bourbon festival. talking to people there outside the booth where kynect was trying to connect people to new options, a lot of people were unfamiliar with the basic tenets of the affordable care act. they run familiar about october -- they were on for my or about 1 being-- about october the kickoff, starting in january people with pre-existing conditions will be able to get coverage. the company can no longer take a health status into account for getting a price for insurance. from going to kentucky, this is familiar in other states, they are starting at scratch in getting the word out. also, they think they are ready, they think they have the website up, they think they're going to be able to enroll hundreds of thousands of people in kentucky. kentucky is one of the poorest, sicker states. their governor has embraced this. other politicians, mitch m outspokenhas been an critic. they are hearing from some politicians about how the law is really bad and will bring down america. they are hearing from oth

i went down there, one of the promotion events was at the kentucky bourbon festival. in talking to people there outside the booth where kynect was trying to connect people to new options, a lot of people were unfamiliar with the basic tenets of the affordable care act. they were unfamiliar about october 1 being the kickoff, starting in january people with pre-existing conditions will be able to get coverage because their company can no longer take a health status into account for getting a price for insurance. from going to kentucky, this is familiar in other states, they are starting at scratch in getting the word out. also, they think they are ready, they think they have the website up, they think they're going to be able to enroll hundreds of thousands of people in kentucky. kentucky is one of the poorest, sicker states. their governor has embraced this. other politicians, mitch mcconnell, has been an outspoken critic of obamacare. they are hearing from some politicians about how the law is really bad and will bring down america. they are hearing from other politic

we are making our own bacon and bourbon. we are making our own beer.bullets.king our own what other be words can i think of? bustiers, maybe. i'm not coming understand. somebody probably is. ourselves, and we are learning that we can do these things, that we didn't think we could do before. we are bowhunting in the suburbs. i have a friend who is learning to borrow hunt -- learning to bow hut. people who are keeping chickens in york city. i'm kind of weirded out by that honestly. chickens,se i have and i know how much they like to wander. he thought of diapering them weirds me out. whatever. it is ok. you don't, what it -- you don't tell me what to do with my guns, i want tell you what to do with my chickens. i am a live and let die like that. we're pushing ourselves to push back at these nighters. we need to. the role of government as either bumpkin, isd i'm a to help us to create a more perfect union. to help ensure our primary) our rights of life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. when we pursue happiness, we are going after. it is out there. w

make your own bourbon and making our own beer. we are making our own bullets. how many other the worst cannot think of? we are making bustiers perhaps and selling them. >> [inaudible] >> i'm not, you understand, but someone probably does. we are pushing ourselves and we're learning that we can do these things. we didn't think we could do before. a lot of us are doing this work. we are bill clinton in the suburbs. i've a friend who is learning the blow had and she loves it and it's awesome and i think it's fantastic be with people, with chickens in new york city, put them in diapers. i'm weirded out about that, quite honestly. [laughter] just because i have chickens now and i know how much they like to wander. so the thought of diapering them all kind of weirded me out. but whatever, it's okay. you don't tell me what to do with my guns, i won't tell you what to do with your chickens. i'm a live and let live kind of guy on that. we are pushing not just as us but we are pushing back at these measures, and we need to. because the role of government as i understand,