all bourbon is whiskey but not all whiskey is bourbon. correct? is absolutely correct. >> and just give us -- what's the distinction? >> well, bourbon is made under u.s. government standards. and they have a specific set of rules that you have to have. you've got to have a product that's produced and the recipe with a minimum of 51% corn. it's got to be aged in a brand-new white oak barrel and can be aged at no greater than 125 proof, which is 62.5% alcohol by volume. so those are some of the very basic standards which bourbon must adhere to -- >> but isn't the key distinction something about the filtering process between bourbon and whiskey? >> no. we actually filter all of our bourbon after it has aged in our warehouse. it's a charcoal filter product and we do that for all of our products. >> is all whiskey charcoal filter? >> i'm sorry. i didn't hear that. >> is all whiskey charcoal filtered? >> not all whiskey is charcoal filtered, absolutely not. but, that is one of the things we do with our bourbon that makes some of that taste and aroma com

that currently has a taste for bourbon.big bucks overseas. >>> now to some stories we're following for you right now. the missouri national guard is on its way to ferguson. governor jay nixon signed an executive order just hours ago demanding more resources be delivered to "help restore peace and order." the clock ticks toward midnight's curfew, wlikt exploded through the streets. missouri highway patrol captain ron johnson had this to say. >> sunday gets started with prayers and messages of unity, peace and justice. it took a very different turn after dark. >> meanwhile, in wisconsin a woman who says she loves giraffes may want to reconsider. she went to a zoo, hopped a fence, and went right up to one. the giraffe licked her face and then kicked her in the head. she's okay, but she'll have to pay an almost $700 fine. >> how do you hop a giraffe fence? they're 18 feet tall. >> exactly. why would you do that? >>> well, this brings new meaning to the saying whatever floats your boat. creative unthinkable homemade boats compet

if the wanes, a glut of bourbon is possible. those are our top stories on this monday, august 18th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> good monday morning to you. great to have you with us. we begin this half-hour with a night of vif lense in the city of ferguson, missouri. >> that's after a peaceful church service by the parents of michael brown. protesters were clashing in the streets. they fired tear gas into the >> police are reporting at least one shooting overnight. ferguson with the latest. marci. >> reporter: yeah, devin, michelle. the officer in charge of securing the streets here says the violence started with that shooting, but then escalated with hundreds of protesters, making their way here to the police command center. he says that those protesters threw multiple molotov cocktails at officers and he says they had no choice fwbut to have the strg response we saw here tonight. chaos erupting again in ferguson, missouri. police in armored vehicles launching tear gas and smoke canisters into the

adam johnson, bloomberg news. >> that is a lot of bourbon.la woman but i respect that. did you know there are so much bourbon in kentucky, over 5 million barrels that it is more than the population itself. >> i will draw a comparison. tequila makers have an easier time responding to demand. hot. say it's become most of it does not get aged for very long at all. they can crank it out and meet market demand as it emerges. whereas the bourbon maker or many years in advance because it will be 8-12 before the bottle hits the market. >> but i like a good tequila, i have to say. up, not done yet. never seen a day like this one on wall street. the s&p 500 goes over 2000 for the first time ever. ♪ "money clip'is coming up at the top of the hour. theslamic militants is topic everyone is talking about. threat to u.s. homeland. now we are in conversations between the white house, pentagon and allies trying to figure out what to do and also the situation in the ukraine. there was a report they have moved into the southeastern portion of the country. that

. >>> the bourbon industry, betting that the current boom in bourbon interest is going to continue. industry leaders say the big distillers are overproducing right now, betting bourbon will remain popular for years to come. if it does, plenty to meet demand. if drinkers sour on bourbon, they'll be left with too much supply and that will drive prices down. >> executives may be able to afford this new, so-called electric superstar. >> it is pretty cool. it's battery powered. they say you can go from zero to 60 in under 3.5 seconds. the company says it's faster than any other american electric car on the market. >> i like how it looks. its top speed is said to be about 129 miles an hour. the tradeoff for all that power, its range is only 100 miles per charge. >> huh. wonder if it makes any noise. you know, the problem that they have with electric cars, they don't make any noise. they're silent. dangerous. >> you expect to hear a nice engine. >> from a car like that, you would expect to hear a roar. the price tag $529,000. save up. >> yeah, start saving now. >> going to buy one? >> no.

i mean, bourbon glazed chicken! (cheers and applause) i mean, oh! i mean -- it's -- it's no cold beet soup, but it will do! (laughter) you really got us with these sanctions, putin. i just hope you don't double down! oh... that reminds me... (cheers and applause) yeah! das vidania! (cheers and applause) mmm! mmm! mmm! mmm! mmm! folks... (laughter) -- i'm so glad you're joining us tonight if you are joining us. we taped the show at 7:00 so by the time you're seeing this, you're probably dead because, this week, the ebola outbreak that's been ravaging west africa finally spread to west-west africa, america. jim? >> the growing ebola fear spreads around the country. there are fears the outbreak will continue to spread. >> americans panicked over a possible ebola outbreak. >> fear and panic over a possible ebola outbreak. >> growing fears about ebola -- >> stephen: yes! we're all afraid! (cheers and applause) we're all afraid about a coming ebola outbreak! (cheering) everyone is on high alert! (cheering) but mostly bill in our graphics department! (chee

. >>> the bourbon industry is betting the boom is going to continue. they are now overproducing, believing its popularity will remain strong. if it does, there will be plenty of supply to meet demand. but if drinkers sour on bourbon, companies will have too much supply. >>> and the expendables 3 opened in fourth place. teenage mutant ninja turtles raked in more than $28 million. gar guardians of the galaxy, $24 million, let's be cops, number three. >>> and the starbucks pumpkin latte is coming back. with an online scavenger hunt, may be able to purchase is next week. and it launches nationwide september 2nd. >> fall is just around the corner. >> it is. >>> when we come back, alive after being stuck in the wilderness for several days. what this man learned to save his life. >>> plus, parked at the bottom of a pool, how a car ended up like this. [ male announcer ] if you had a dollar for every dollar car insurance companies say they'll save you by switching, you'd have, like, a ton of dollars. but how are they saving you those dollars? a lot of companies

. >> has been served for a century, fresh mint, bourbon, syrup and rum. >> trick question. fresh mint. >> wow. that's how badly she wanted the cd. that's love. >> the correct answer is rum. >> but i like her style. >> i do too. >> she really wants to get after the derby. >> there's a lot of bourbon, a little bit of mint and sugar water. that's why it's so popular at the derby. >> it's a good one. i think we have time for another. >> they are strong. this sweet gentleman is from kansas city. true or false. legendary thoroughbred sea biscuit won the kentucky derby. >> true. >> another happy, happy contestant. he did not. boy with all the name recognition you think he would have. >> yeah. there was amo movie made about m in 2003. he was one of the favorite horses during the great depression. he was undersized and america loved him but he did not win the triple crown. >> we will show you how to choose the right frames for your face and from the hit comedy veep, the very funny matt walsh is here. love it. first these messages. so we can finally get some sleep. the hotel has to b

kentucky disstillers filled for bourbon since 1970.ome to 95 percent of the world's production. it exports of bourbon and tennessee whiskey topped a billion for the first time ever last year. >> new development in the ebola outbreak. a new mexico woman tested for the violence. she was not feeling well after a trip to sierra leon. just the thought of the deadly virus being here in the u.s. is terrifying for many people. it is a unique opportunity experts say to study ebola in depth. i appreciate you being here, doctor, i wonder what you say to folks who get worried and keep hearing it will not affect you and yet cases turn up. >> you got to be rational. we didn't mean to stack that back-to-back. >> it is difficult. walking around california or new york you will not get. it family members or health care workers. but a regular person, you are not getting. it 30,000 of the people die from the flu. i would worry more about the flu. this is not a problem. >> we had similar fears about sars. it mutated itself out of existence. and that was ai

companies are making more bourbon than they have since the 19-70s.ke a high risk because of the costly production values of the drink. the liquor must age a minimum of two years before it's sold. but right now, the supply is being met with big demand and the kentucky tradition could see a big payday exports of bourbon and tennesse whiskey surpassed one-billion dollars for the first time ever a bizarre incident in florida. police were called to an apartment complex yesterday to handle a screaming naked man with a sword. a witness took video of the incident. he says he saw a naked man holding a three to four foot long sword. he says the man began charging people and screaming at them. residents of the apartment complex were able to get the man to put the sword down. >> i was kind of scared because i did not know what he had with them or what was going on. luckily there was a man who think was with the navy there and he events in compton downing got him to drop the sword. >> vicki liviakis he says the man was also able to tackle him to the ground.and wa

bourbon production reaches highest point since '70s. they're making a big bet by stashing away their largest stockpiles in more than a generation and banking on continued international demand like china and a culture that has a taste for bourbon. >>> other stories we're following. just 25 miles from downtown los angeles, a fast-moving wildfire torches through dry brush. just hours after it started the u.s. forest service said it's grown to 400 acres. it's only 5% contained. >>> to the unrest in pakistan where protesters called for their prime minister's resignation, it stems from alleged voter fraud. in front of a rally of 1500 people, one politician encouraged civil disowe beadins and urged people not to pay their taxes. >>> a friend of the man who inspired the ice bucket challenge is dead after a diving accident. police say 27-year-old corey griffin drowned when he jumped from a building into the water on the island of nantucket in massachusetts. just hours beforehand he helped raise nearly $100,000 for an als charity. >>> prosecutors

. >>> the bourbon industry is betting the current boom is going to continue. the big distillers are now overproducing, believing its popularity will remain strong. if it does, there will be plenty of supply to meet demand. but if drinkers sour on bourbon, companies will be left with too much supply. >>> well, at the box office this weekend. the "expendables 3" got the cold shoulder from movie-goers, finishing in fourth place. "teenage mutant ninja turtles" raked in more than $28 million. "guardians of the galaxy," $25 million, and "let's be cops" debuted at number three. >>> and finally, attention fans of starbucks pumpkin spice latte. it's coming back. starbucks say some customers who participate in an online scavenger hunt will be able to purchase the popular seasonal drink starting next tuesday. for everyone else, the pumpkin spice latte launches everywhere september 2nd. >> fall is just around the corner. >> it is. >>> when we come back, alive after being stuck in the wilderness for several days. what this man learned to save his life from the movie "casta

you're familiar with bourbon street. famed neighborhood here.re a lot of tourists come every year. a month ago ten people were shot out here, a young woman died. leading city leaders and the governor to say we need help. life will never be the same. four-year-old kill is permanently blind and his two-year-old brother has serious brain damage. both were hit in the cross fire of a drive-by shooting in new orleans lower ninth ward. >> it just took my breath away. my wife started crying. we hurried to the house to get down there to see what was going on, where they were, and the continue they were in. >> reporter: the shooting two weeks ago killed two people and wounded the boy as mom, sister and another young girl. it spot lights a problem with gun violence that has long plagued the area. >> it gets to the point where you don't want to watch the news because this is all that we hear. the day after this i think it was in the seventh ward there were four people who were shot. >> we have a culture of violence that is totally unacceptable where young p

. >> at least she had fried chicken and bourbon as a distraction. >> mostly the bourbon. >> and talked about joan rivers jokes. >> women get liberated and unliberated and liberated. they went to work in world war ii, men came home and back into the house wife that took hold for a decade, and do we have a wrong impression of how feminism has evolved or is there always a backlash. you say we won but pushback in a lot of time. in texas, if you are poor young woman who needs an abortion you are in trouble. >> they managed to close every planned parenthood in mississippi. there is one. >> it is about to be closed. >> let me clarify when i say one. the value of equal civil rights for all women, people of all sexual orientations has won in mainstream america. if you look at polling, only 7% of americans don't support the idea that women should have equal political, social, and economic rights as men. gay marriage is polling at about 60% now. but just because we live in a democracy and most everybody agrees with something or a super majority agrees doesn't mean that is what the policy is. this

for instance, just a couple of months ago, ten people shot in one night on bourbon street.ot were tourists. drive by slightings, incident children and mothers are hit. those are the crimes that have caught the attention of the governor and the mayor asking for help. life for kyle and georgi and jal never be the same. kyle is permanently blind and his two-year-old brother jamal is brain damaged. they were shot in the lower 9th ward. >> took our breath away. my wife started, and what was going on and where they were and the condition they were in. >> the shooting two weeks ago killed two people and also wounded the boy's mom, sister and another young girl. it is an outburst that gained attention, spotting violence that's long plagued the area. >> it's getting where this is recall we're hearing. the day after this, i think it was in the seventh ward there were four people that were shot. >> we have a culture of violence here that is totally unacceptable where young people have very poor conflict resolution skills. and it goes to a lot of things. it goes to economics. it goes t

on bourbon street. >> four-year-old kyle is permanently blind and his two-year-old brother jamal has serious brain damage. both were hit in the cross fire of a shooting in the ninth ward. >> we hurried to the house to try to see what was going on, where they were, the condition they were in. >> reporter: the shooting two weeks ago killed two people and wounded the boy's mom, sister, and anotherdown girl. it's an outburst that grabbed the city's attention, a gun problem that has long plagued the area. >> it gets to the point you don't want to watch the news any more. this is all we hear. before this it was the seventh ward where people were shot. >> we have a culture that is unacceptable where young people have very poor conflict resolution skills, and it goes to a lot of things. it goes to economics. >> following hurricane katrina in 2005 new orleans consistently had one of the nation's highest murder rates but that's dropped over the last three years. in 2013 there were 156 homicides. the lowest number in nearly 30 years. >> it takes a huge amount of effort and planning. >> still th

the bourbon street fireball will stand seven stories tall. it will open next year in the new mardi gras section of the themepark. it will be the 10th roller coaster at six flags. stinging outrage from diehard beyoncÉ fans gets a bet producer suspended. it follows a joke about beyoncÉ and jay-z cost daughter. it aired on monday on a music countdown show. issued a public apology on twitter and a private apology to the carters. they years of wondering if say it i do, brad pitt and angelina jolie are officially husband and wife. a spokes person for the couple said they tie the knot saturday in a private ceremony at a chapel in france. the couple's six children also took part in the wedding. this is pitts second marriage and jolie's third. check this out. tennis player caroline wozniak he unexpected opponent yesterday, her har. her ponytail got wrapped around her racket and caused her to miss the return. >> i still tried to hit the ball and i almost took my head off. inshe went on to win straight sets and moves on to the third round of the u.s. op

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. >>> bourbon sales in kentucky has reached highest level since the 1970s.ction is up one one hundred% last 15 years. >>> tom hanks with the sound of typewriters. why do i need that? adam: certain words can't make on tv with type writer. remember those days from long time ago. >>> this could be a game changer in the smartphone business, demand for apps actually falling so are apps just a passing fad? what does this actually mean for the entire app business. liz: maybe since tom hanks is getting into it. adam: jumped the shark. liz: totally. joining us with the story, jo ling kent. >> liz, that might be the bubble top we're looking for. deloitte is forecasting that we will soon hit a in the app economy in a research report. one in three smartphone users in the united kingdom does not download a single app in typical month. why? because of increased apathy and cost of apps. that pushed average number of apps downloaded to 1.82 overall, down from 3.22. you have to watch this stat, guys. nine out of 10 people also tell deloitte they never spend money on apps or

. >> while you are there, check out the bourbon steak restaurant.at will be the latest endeavor at the high end steak house where premium dining experience is set to offer the everyday flies relax and enjoy the day. >> kanye west and macklemore are some of the names in san francisco. >> for starts at golden gate park and the artists including tom petty and the heartbreakers. organizers telling everyone going that parking is very limit and they are encouraging people to take public transit. >> i saw macklemore last time he was in town. >> the same director to import, but the world's longest yard sale is going on. >> it stretches through alabama to michigan. it is quite the tourist draw. one county expects about 30 to 40,000 tourists to come through, the largest single contributor of tourism in the country. the yard sale goes through sunday. amazing. >> dedicated. still ahead on today in the bay, we following breaking news. tropical storm iselle pounding the big island while hurricane julio looms not far behind. >> taking you back home to san jose and

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kentucky bourbon companies are making more booze than toy have since the '70s.ab for millions of rounds of bourbon a years before it's even ordered which means a big supply with big demand, it could be a serious payday. if bourbon makers miss the target or make too much could burn a hole in the business and send them packing. you never know when, do you drink beer, wine, hard liquor comes back in vogue, beer comes back in vogue. wine comes back in vogue. i don't know. did you drink at all on the last week? >> no, i'm not a big drinker. >> yeah? >> a couple beers. >> yeah. >> let's tell you what's coming up next, the host of hgtv's "income property" and "flipping the block" is here and we want to know how scared should we be that the flipping fad seems to be coming back big time? "squawk box" returns with that story when we return. >>> tomorrow on "squawk box," the pitch man that for one reason or another you're mesmerized by. >> trivago 0 finds it easy to. >> is it his cool sexy dad persona? >> makes it easy [ bleep ], [ bleep ] -- >> is it his walk and talk? >>

. >> at least she had fried chicken and bourbon as a distraction. >> mostly the bourbon. >> and talkedabout joan rivers jokes. >> women get liberated and unliberated and liberated. they went to work in world war ii, men came home and back into the house wife that took hold for a decade, and do we have a wrong impression of how feminism has evolved or is there always a backlash. you say we won but pushback in a lot of time. in texas, if you are poor young woman who needs an abortion you are in trouble. >> they managed to close every planned parenthood in mississippi. there is one. >> it is about to be closed. >> let me clarify when i say one. the value of equal civil rights for all women, people of all sexual orientations has won in mainstream america. if you look at polling, only 7% of americans don't support the idea that women should have equal political, social, and economic rights as men. gay marriage is polling at about 60% now. but just because we live in a democracy and most everybody agrees with something or a super majority agrees doesn't mean that is what the policy is. this

as a bout distraction. >> mostly the bourbon. >> the joan rivers jokes. i want to ask this question of nancy. it seems like women get bera liberated and unliberated and t then get liberated again. they went to work in droves in world war ii. the men came home and the women were forced back into home. and this image of the 1950s housewife took hold. do we have a wrong impression of how feminism has evolved? or is there just always a backlash? you say we won, but, in fact, lo there's this push back all the , time now, and in a lot of places like texas, if you're a poor wn young woman who needs an abortion, you haven't won. >> they have managed to close every planned parenthood clinich in ermississippi. there's one. >> it's about to be closed.t t >> yes, yes. >> so let me clarify when i say won, okay? say i think the values of gender equality, civil rights, equal civil rights for all women, for people of all sexual orientations has won in mainstream america. if you look at polling, only 7% of americans don't support the c idea that women should have men. equ

james averell and watson questioned the legality of bourb bourbon's and conner's land claims and in february of '89, james averell wrote to the casper weekly meal, the brand new so-called town of botwell was a scam, quote, just a geographical expression without a single house. botwell and his investors would have been infuriated but james averell was right. the carbon county journal noted a few years later that there was a, quote, shack where its newspaper was published. botwell and his customers needed customers, the paper was there to advertise the tent. twice each year ranchers got to get it to wind up the cattle. in the spring they cut house out from the rest. they separated from others and drones and some to the road and shift to market. to the sweet water ended july 19th, 1889, with the branding eight miles west of watson's cabins on horse creek on what is now the dumbbell ranch. durbin's son and botwell had been talking for months about what to do about james averell and ella watson. on july 20th, durbin's son, botwell, and maclean wrote east toward horse creek, the rest were on horse

of what i was going to say that the the new coke so far and you'll still have a good deal of oh no bourbon deal in the atmosphere. not just the build up in some of the city's districts residents have to use water pumps because it's a no go zone for trucks that could share out the precious liquid of oil out of the well off it was you were part of much of this that americans. know that's what we're going to do. with the city with no water and no power also has no contact with the outside world. the big problems with connection now in the gans who've been all over the city are we couldn't get any signal anywhere but there are some places where people say you might be able to connect this is one of the places we keep on trying and trying we hope but still we don't have any signal but what we don't like about this place resists warning signs say attention do not call shelly an area. but people still try their luck they say the entire cities shelling area now and at least here they can talk to relatives and friends on the phone and. every day in the guns at least a dozen apartment buildings and

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in june, a shouldout on crowded bourbon street killed a woman. fifty state troopers were sent to help control high crime areas through labor day. the city police department is down from 11 1600 officers to 1. >> officers could respond as a faster rate, so all of those things work together, which affect our crime. >> in the last two years, the police department created an anti gaining task force and beefed up its homicide unit. community activist john robert said there needs to be more social outreach. >> they have small paces doing really well here, that have great programs to provide help for the community and social and mental health. >> wayne is relieved the three men were arrested that were excused of shooting his family, but plan to move out of new orleans, afraid the culture of violence here won't change anytime soon. >> one of the things the mayor wants to do to help deal with the crime is create a civilian police force where people like you and i would dress up, who would be hired by the city, wear uniforms. they would not be armed, but w

fact, they age every drop of jim beam twice as long as the law requires for a true kentucky straight bourbonyou make yours? that's how jim beam makes history. oh, i had to go to the bank. if you look legit they give you special treatment. seriously? seriously, yeah. the banker dude set up my checking account so if i make one deposit a month, no monthly maintenance fee. special treatment! citizens bank, right? yep. you know they do that one deposit checking thing for everyone, right? and...you got mustard on your suit. actually, it's your suit. one deposit checking. only from citizens bank. one deposit of any amount each statement period waives the monthly maintenance fee. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: hi. still to come, the music from jake owen. like the statue of liberty, our next guest is a talented green woman sent to us from france. her new movie, "sin city: a dame to kill for," opens august 22nd. please say hello to eva green. [ cheers and applause ] [ cheers and applause ] the best thing -- one of the best things about people from european countries is you get not one but two kisse

many recall senator barkley saying, a good story is like fine kentucky bourbon. it improves with age and if you don't use it too much, it will never hurt anyone. [laughter] one contemporary described his ability as a raconteur as follows. his restrained postures, the fy -- the finesse with which he takes tricks with his southern accent, his facility in corning coining a word if the immediately essential one is not in the dictionary, the eloquence of his eyebrows, his honest grin and gentleman and scholar contributed to his storytelling. now his tendency to create words to suit his needs was evidenced in an address he once gave to the national press club. barkley described senators as primadonnas, that would be true today but noted that the press core was even more primadonna ical. in 1932 barkley was returned to the senate, the first kentucky senator to be re-elected in the 20th century. the next year he was chosen assistant majority leader. he served with joe robinson of arkansas. now barkley was a strong new dealer and a loyal lieutenant of robinson's. the kent

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we went to new orleans, to bourbon street.wn and my friend picked me up and we were picked up by the new orleans police and accused of being drunk in public. i've been here 21 days. the first few days we were in the new orleans county jail. we were left without food or water for three days. near riots broke out. there were people breaking windows, starting fires. most of us were afraid that we were going to die there, it was so horrible. water was up to our shoulders by the time they got us out of there. they put us in small boats, took us to this bridge area. i saw my friend for about two minutes, first thing he said to me, he said, this is a goddamned nightmare. >> while a nightmare for some, for others, including the first women inmates to sleep at angola in 44 years, a blessing. >> i was so weak, i couldn't even -- i could barely walk when they got me, put me in the boat to come out of there. we had about that much water to drink within three days. and one sandwich. the warden came and got us and put us all like in a littl

. >> world famous bourbon street. you can buy a song and dance for a dime. >> on december 5th, 1984, a fun loving bachelor from a prominent new orleans family was out on the town celebrating his promotion as vice president of one of the city's biggest hotels. >> he was a true new orleansian, the fine cuisine and music. >> late that night as he returned to his garden district apartment, he was approached by someone in the dark. >> he was robbed at gunpoint. he complied with the perpetrators, giving up everything he had, asked them not to shoot him. and they did five times. >> we got the call that there was a shooting on bar own street. the things that shocked us was the amount of violence. the suspect just kept firing his gun, every bullet in the weapon that he had. >> and he laid there as the ambulance approached and the police officers. he said, why did they have to shoot me. he was then transported to charity hospital where he was pronoun pronounced dead. and my father collapsed and had a heart attack. and coded blu

we left bourbon street together, got in his car and one of the two guys came in.senger side. i was scrunched in the middle. >> diana's friend pulled a gun and demanded money. the driver gave them $60. they jumped out of the car and ran. >> made it about three blocks. pulled over by the new orleans police department, up against the wall. the victim was a u.s. marshal. it's like dumb and dumber a little bit. what do you expect from an air head 17-year-old. i pled guilty to armed robbery and off i went to the louisiana correctional institute for women. one day, the prosecutor in my case came to the prison to visit and he said, i just want you to know that you don't have to be what you did that day, and you can make it, and you can be somebody. and i'm still -- why wouldn't every prosecutor want to do that? >> diana began studying in the prison's law library, researching cases of fellow inmates and sending letters to the presiding judges. she even had one woman's sentence reduced. >> doing the few things that did that made an impact, i want more of that. i want to do