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and right now the warriors smelling bourbon street but new orleans had a chance to win at the buzzer.ric gordon in the corner, three ball, no. warriors sneak out of the big easy with a one-point victory. >>> day 2 of the maui invitational. cal and syracuse, nine minutes to go and orange takes control like last year at the ncaa tournament against cal. jeremy grant with a career-high 19 for that man! syracuse wins 92-81, cal's first losses of year. >>> stanford at the barclays center in brooklyn taking on pitt. the cardinal never really in the game. nobody picked him up, easy dunk. stanford lost 88-67, falling 5- 2. >> merry men catch and fire, it's on the -- oh!! he made it! oh, my gosh! wow!! >> wow! huntington university wins the game on a prayer to beat marian, that was shane merryman who made the shot. and that was of course the number one play of the night. that's it everybody. i'm dennis o'donnell. we'll see you tonight. >>> love the autumn garb. play of the day, washington's john waugh with the steel, 360 spinorama with the dunk, finishing with 31. wizards beat the lakers. you b

>> i opened with a -- well, walked up with a glass of bourbon, sat down and said, bourbon. no ice. no water. never drink water. dick cheneycourt tours people with it. gives it an awkward taste, and i just wondered whether, when midgets play miniature golf, do they know? and i wanted to make the young people feel better. a new poll out, 25% of young americans can't find on a map so i want to make sure that this is not an important life skill. i in fact have been to france several times and it's never required me to find france on a map. you go to the nice people at american airlines and they find it for you. >> any ted cruz references? >> no. no political reverends beyond that. it was a discussion of -- >> all right. so let me bring you to ted cruz. >> all right. >> i'm going read from national review. defunders owe conservatives an apology. it says grover norquist is not happy with the defundsers. told reporters they have a lot of apologies to make and bridges to rebuild. and this is grover norquist talk about apologies and bridges to be rebuilt. it would be a good idea if they sto

but under california law, distillers making everything from bourbon, to vodka, were only allowed to give away tastings for free. >> we end up giving a lot of booze and a lot of experience away. >> reporter: the 1933 post-prohibition law seemed unfair to lance winners, owner of alameda's st. george distillery. >> the echos of prohibition continue to ring in my ears every single day. >> reporter: but the ringing he will now hear is the ringing of his cash register. governor jerry brown recently signed a bill by assemblywoman nancy skinner allowing distillers to charge for tasting for the first time. the law takes effect january 1st. >> the same way you go to a winery and pay 10 bucks and taste five, six wines, we want to do the same thing for distillers. >> reporter: distillers say it's a good first step, they're disappointed the state won't allow them to directly sell bottled booze to the public like wineries. >> california arguably being the most liberal state in the union is actually on par with states like mississippi and alaska in terms of distilled spirits law. >> reporter: for now,

you can put whiskey or bourbon in here.zen cherries, some frozen beaches and also cinnamon sticks, and then i also have sliced up oranges in here. >> that is really nice. >> the citrus really makes it let's talk pies. everybody is scared of them. you'll do pumpkin-sweet potato. usually it we do both. >> oh, look who shows up. >> lester, you'll be in charge of the pie crust. you're on this side. >> you've already pre baked this. >> yes. what you'll do is take a deep dish pie crust and fork it. then you're going to blind bake it in the oven on 3475 for about ten minutes. that will give you a beautiful dark crust. that's how you don't get a saki crust. the first layer in here will be your pumpkin cream cheese layer. you got to go full boat and the good stuff on the cream cheese. >> no reduced fat. >> philadelphia cream cheese, no low-fat anything. you're going to do pumpkin purÉe and maple flavoring. pumpkin pie spice, sugar and an egg. that's all that is. you are hitting the sweet potatoes, add sweetened condensed milk. >> an

things said to talk about and what are the things where it is like, i'm going to go pour another bourbon>> i think there is value when you have a family member that has that perspective. you are convincing the rest of the family. that person becomes just an example. >> well, they are not necessarily always level. it is a big holiday. they are there. let's put it that way. >> this present one. >> this person is here. there may be some tension that may also bleed in on a personal level. i hope the family is watching this right now. >> no, i don't think so. >> you didn't tell them, did you? >> of course not. in terms of the person who says, the climate change isn't happening, for instance, which for me would get my back up, right? what you said, well, then, that person, you are trying to persuade other people, which leads to another ground rule. you will never convert anyone. conversion is an impossibility. >> if you think you are going to change someone's opinion, you are already dead in the water and the food won't taste as good. relax around it. state your case or don't. there can be per

they can't get over to bourbon street fast enough if we did a daytime event.now that there probably a couple of my staff that are lsu fans. i wouldn't mind staying for the game tomorrow night. i know we've got the president here. i just saw him a minute ago and i wished him all the best. i want to acknowledge a couple of people here. you've got your governor, bobby jindal is here. we've got secretary of transportation anthony fox who is here. we have cedric richmond, your outstanding congressman. >> cedric brought down a bunch of colleagues from congressional caucus for important work they are doing. not that they are going to enjoy themselves at all that they are here. we are thrilled to see them here. you have one of the best mayors in the country in mitch landr u landrieu. i just flew down with your senator who by coincidence has the same name, mary landrieu. she's traveling around the state today and doing unbelievable work on behalf of the people of louisiana. i just want to say nobody is a tougher advocate on behalf of the working people of louisiana tha

i like bourbon. >> okay. me too.rest as good that martha is very candid. i tell her my sos, last thanksgiving. >> she cooked her turkey with all the bags in. >> and martha said i didn't clean the turkey. so i did. >> well, i believe you. >> no, you don't. you said you didn't. but the other thing that's hot right now with martha other than the cooking and the advice, you have been tweeting out pictures of your meals. this was a soup of -- a onion soup. >> that was a delicious onion soup. >> what about this one. >> that's an iceberg lettuce salad with russian dressing. >> people are surprised by the photo quality. >> can you do this on this thing. >> oh, martha. >> russian dressing. it's delicious. and i'm going to take a lot more pictures on thanksgiving so all of you out there that love my photos just watch. >> i love the fact that martha showed you a new trick. >> way to go. >> not bigger. >> we've lost him. we'll be back this is a cell tower from one of those major carriers. straight talk wireless uses the same cel

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i've never drank bourbon and hard liquor, i don't know about that.e wine and i don't really feel, you know, like -- >> you drink white wine? >> yeah. >> it's hard to order white wine for me and i kind of hide. i like beer. i like beer, but it just adds to my problems. >> one of the things you have to do is always enjoy beer in a glass. pour it vigorously in the glass you release the carbon dioxide, you get rid of the gas, the beer adds more flavor when it's enjoyed in a glass. >> the other thing, by the way, you're not supposed to drink the beer cold. what i've said is i've used bottles cold. >> right. big difference. try to drink it around 45 to 55 degrees, which is a little bit warmer than ice cold. but you'll get more flavor, the aromas will be terrific and our styles of beer, we make a wide variety, they're all different. >> the first six go down so smooth that, you know, then i'm on -- >> god bless you. >> the other thing we always say at our club is we're always in search of the perfect beer. we hope we never find it. >> yeah. >> and it's fun t

i figured they could not get over to bourbon street if we did a daytime event.probably a couple of my staff are lsu fans. i would not mind staying for the game tomorrow night. i know we have the president here. i just saw him a minute ago. i wished him all the best. i also went to a knowledge couple of other people who are here. we have your governor, bobby jindal. [applause] ofhave the secretary transportation, anthony fox, here. [applause] we have cedric richmond, your outstanding congressman. [applause] bunch oft down a whole his colleagues from the congressional black caucus for some important work they are doing, not that they will enjoy themselves at all while they are here. you have limited best mayors in the country in mitch landrieu. [applause] -- you have one of the best mayors. with yourw down senator who, by karen said it, has the same name -- mary landrieu. coincidence, has the same name. no one is a tougher advocate on behalf of the working people of louisiana van mary landrieu. we are very proud of the work that she does. [applause] they showed me

. >> this is terrific bourbon to have on the rocks or as a cocktail.sounds disgusting. >> turkey bacon in the bourbon. >> did somebody say bacon? [ laughter ] >> somebody said turkey. jewish italian thanks givica. >> italy's number one selling sambuka. man o man. >> manischewitz. >> thanksgiving and hanukkah. >> this is not your college bar. >> no. >> i have proseco. i'm pairing this with a milk chocolate to havey and sea salt chocolate. certified, available at whole foods. >> you have got a mock tail? >> i do. >> to be somebody who doesn't want the booze. >> i do. i was inspired by expresso earlier. cocktail sauce. ginger beer. fresh orange juice, and there you go, the kiddies can enjoy. >> shirley temple? >> it does look like it. it's fresh. it's fresh tasting not artificial. >> shirley temple is my drink of choice. >> i'm more confused than when this started. >> i think cocktails, i think of, i don't know, grain alcohol and kool-aid. >> all of these recipes are on our web site foxandfriends.com. >> i bet you had the death college bar in your dorm ro

they can't get over to bourbon street fast enough.here are probably a couple of my staff who are lsu fans. . wouldn't mind staying i know we have the president here. i saw him a minute ago. i wish them all the best. want to acknowledge a couple of other people too hard here -- who are here. bobby jindal zero. [applause] bobby jindal is here. [applause] we had your outstanding congressman. [applause] he brought down a whole bunch of his colleagues from the congressional caucus for some that theywork, not will enjoy themselves at all while they are here. we're thrilled to see them all here. you have one of the best mayors in the country. [applause] down with your hastor hubei coincidence the same name, mary landrieu. issues traveling around the state today and doing unbelievable work on behalf of the people of louisiana. i just want to say that nobody is a tougher advocate on behalf of the working people of louisiana then mary landrieu. we are very proud of the work that she does. [applause] to those say thank you who showed me around t

it is also bourbon. host: do you have any idea how may people are uninsured in your district? how many people signed up for the aca via the website and how many people potentially got dropped from insurance coverage? guest: we don't have those numbers. we know there were substantial numbers in michigan who used the website which is not working well yet. i do know in michigan you had well over one million people who were uninsured, people who went to bed every day without insurance. you had people who had insurance policies that could be canceled by the insurance carriers or not renewed if they had a pre- existing condition. we knew that there was a crisis in the health care system. as the president said, the status quo was not working well. in michigan, over one million people did not have insurance. also for people with pre- existing conditions whose insurance could be canceled or not renewed by the insurance company. that was not workable. there were no lifetime limits for most of these policies or annual limits. so when people hit a certain limit, they were totally on their

but their home was far from the tourists on bourbon street. >> that street at that time was one den of iniquity after another: strip joints, gambling joints. it was a place where every hustler and pimp in new orleans plied his trade. oswald grew up in a community and environment of crime and corruption. >> "dear sirs: i am sixteen years of age and would like more information about your youth league." >> narrator: his interest in socialism may have diverted lee from the vices in his neighborhood. >> "i am a marxist and have been studying socialist principles for well over fifteen months. i am very interested in your y.p.s.l. sincerely, lee oswald." >> narrator: when he was 16, lee joined the civil air patrol, a youth auxiliary of the air force. then, just after his 17th birthday, he enlisted in the marines. it was 1956, the height of the cold war. (soldiers shouting) >> to him, the marine corps was a vehicle for escaping from all the things that were holding him down in his life. look what he got as a marine. he learned to use a rifle. he learned to travel. and he got away from his fami

they can't get over to bourbon street fast enough if we did a daytime event. probably a they are couple of my staff that are lsu fans. i wouldn't mind staying for the game tomorrow night. i know we have the president here. i disarm a minute ago. i wished him all the best. to acknowledge a couple of other people who are here. you've got your governor, bobby jindal is here. [applause] we have got the secretary of transportation anthony fox who is here. [applause] frederick richmond, your outstanding congressman [applause] . brought down a bunch of his colleagues from the congressional caucus for some important work that they're doing. not that they're going to enjoy themselves at all while they're here, but we are thrilled to see them all here. you have one of the best mayors in the country in mitch landrieu. [applause] i just flew down with your senator, who by coincidence has .he same name, mary landrieu she is traveling around the state today and doing unbelievable work on behalf of the people of louisiana. i just want to say nobody is a tougher advocate on t

when he is summoned back from drinking bourbon, she stands up to meet him and she puts her hand on hisulder and she says, harry, the president is dead. and he says i am so sorry. says you are the one that is in trouble now. >> did she go back to val kill at that point? >> yes she went back to settle the family estate. she keeps contact with the first delegation. by august, she is so frustrated with truman that she begins a full-court press on truman's politics. and pointer tom the first american delegation to the united nations to get her out of the country. >> she stays at a place in greenwich village. house in to get a manhattan. eventually she retreats back to val kill. >> she used to val kill as a meeting ground. here is a bit of the public eleanor roosevelt at val kill. --this is val kill college cottage. it used to be a furniture factory. mrs. roosevelt turned this into her primary residence. named val kill cottage. these are the steps to the entrance way. wouldus world figures have entered the home with him mrs. roosevelt. this is the desk where she worked on her column and some

has bourbon, bales irish cream and peppermint.le of those in your hot cocoa and you will be a happy camper. >> how much do those run? >> both of these are about $8. >> let's move on for gifts for the women. >> for the ladies. we have a couple of great local designers. both are made in san francisco. the first is called impressed by nature. >> those are would you feel. >> she actually takes rare flowers and leaves and presses them into wearable art. so if you know your lady friend's favorite flower, why not give it to her in jewelry form. >> and this necklace? >> this is from a designer that uses all natural hardwoods. she hand cuts, hand paints into these lovely geo metric shapes. both of these designers will be at yelp's nifty under 50 holiday marketed tomorrow. >> obviously the price is under $50. how much is this? >> $20 and $30. >> let's move on to gifts for the kids. >> absolutely. for the style conscious toddler in your life, they can be tough to shop for. these are both from local designers and they both specialize in organ

beam is behind smart bourbon.co, one of the best gainers in the consumer staples sector. back to you. >> very nierce, dom. >>> we want to dre' your attention to the nasdaq 100. look at the intraday chart. being dragged lower by a lot of the names that have been the high flyers. sears holdings, priceline, best buy. they're all among the top losers on the 100 today. and one reason why we did see the drop-off about half an hour ago. >>> in the meantime, randi zuckerberg has been on the front lines of the social media revolution, since her early days at facebook. today, she's head of zuckerberg media, and now out with two books, uncomplicated, untangling the wired lives, and a children's book called "dot," and randi joins us at post 9. great to have you back. >> one book wasn't enou-- ambit enough. >> we've wondered if anyone has done this, coincidence books, pitched to the publisher together. >> thanks. not that i have heard. harper said it was the first time. i felt that technology, it encompasses all of our lives f