people abroad love bourbon. >> a bourbon authority wrote bourbon the rise, fall and rebirth of americanyou have foreign markets getting the opportunity to consume bourbon and what that has done it created an 8.5 billion industry here. >> reporter: bourbon's overseas market alone is worth $1.5 billion. if president trump imposes tariffs on steel imports, the european union has threatened retaliatory tariffs against specific american products. like bourbon. >> the europeans have looked hard at what might hurt most. >> nicky price british economist who follows the eu. >> they have found one that they believe would have emotional appeal and maybe therefore, change the mind of president trump. >> reporter: why target bourbon? the eu is serving up a stiff shot of hardball politics straight up. >> majority of it is made in kentucky. well who is in the kentucky? senator mcconnell. they're going to press where it hurts. >> reporter: senate majority leader mitch mcconnell's home state voted for president trump by a 2-1 margin last november. 17,500 people work in distilleries along the famed bourb

hen quarter is known for the rare and the pricy bourbons. perhaps too well known. >> someone found an open door in the back and helped themselves in to partake of some of the really special hard to find and the rare bourbon. >> some of the bourbons are so rare they may be impossible to replace. the thief made off with thousands of dollars in spirits and except for a couple of bottles of tequila, he took only bourbon. >> the easiest thing to sell, the easiest thing to enjoy? i don't know. or he just really likes bourbon. >> there is excellent surveillance video of the thief and he is no stranger to the legal system. he was wearing an ankle bracelet. but even if the suspect is caught the staff fears th good. >> to have the bottles that nobody else can get makes you special. we lost a great bit of that. >> they have tried to put a positive spin on the incident. they cape up with a concoction. it's cocktail called the bourbon bandit. hmm! stephen tschida, abc7 news. alison: i'm sure he is drinking that right now. we have an update to a story now

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was that bourbon? did you bang down all that bourbon?> i never drink and tell. >> is this a rolling drinking party? is that how you roll sno. >> apparently, yeah. halle downed an entire pint of bourbon and that was crazy. that's initiation. >> halle's joining the cast as ginger ale but it's manners make the man, the crew did not disappoint. >> are you a ginger ale drinker? i don't drink soda. i prefer bourbon. >> this started in 1970 with 300 participants. they expect hundreds of thousands of people to hit the convention floor, which is over 140,000 square feet of comic book goodness. will smith, is here promoting his sci-fi thriller. you will see "anna bell creation, the prequel to anna bell. i was with the young ladies that will put a chill town your spine, and they brought a special friend. >> what doll? i'm terrified of that doll. >> how was it working with anna bell? because to me, she is alive. >> she is, like, the size of a toddler, and so that's really creepy. >> she is, like, a celebrity onset. brad pitt was walking in when they

did you really bang down all that bourbon?ver drink and tell. >> she's chugging bourbon but joining the cast as the smart and sexy ginger ale in the new movie. but here on the red carpet she was rocking mismatched heels. >> i saw on instagram you had on two different shoes but about you have on the same. >> they're different. >> i couldn't make up my mind this morning and said i'm going to wear one of each. >> i joke with her. you look like you drank a green juice right off the beach sun like dewy like her skin, she's bifeautul it's in. >> cannot argue with that. now this is just a taste of some of the craziness down here at comic-con but making headlines will smith bald, here promoting his sci-fi thriller. for netflix. >> i'm assuming that doesn't end well. >> tomorrow, big day here at comic-con, we will catch up with justin throw, the back eyed peas, cast from "game of thrones" and our friends from sharknado. so much happening down here at comic-con. nancy, cameron, we'll see you tomorrow. >> look forward to it. thank you ve

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the mississippi secretary of state who actually bourboned the bourbon quote by saying my reply wouldo, and mississippi statewide be a great place to launch from. democrats feel like if you're asking for this information, this st. step one into purging voter rules. there is often conflation between people being on voter rolls and people illegally voting. that could also remove people from voter rolls. there's no trust between state officials and federal officials when this comes right now. this initial request because i think people weren't how serious to take this panel, this initial request is like whoa, what are your plans here? and i think people see what they're trying to do, they're going to see responses like this. >> it's a blow back from red and blue states. >> but the request was done in such a sloppy matter. if you look at any of the experts who work on elections, they say first of all, some these people you asked for can't turn information with you. and if they share them with you for free, they could theoretically be sued and have to share them with everyone for free. why

europe is threatening to retaliate by a tariff on the bourbon industry.s there a way to protect our steel and our whiskey? joining us is dr. ron paul. let's discuss tariffs a little bit. what are some of the ramifications if the president does in fact impose a big steel tariff on imports? ron: first off, it's a tax, it raises tax on the american people. if you buy steel, you have to pass that tax along. second, it should be immoral to prohibit people from buying stuff where they want to. in a free society you are supposed to protect it not interfere with it. you should be able to buy the best products ever. but the big one that is the more practical thing people look at and why even non-libertarian economists generally oppose tariffs is there is a retaliation and downside. they retaliate and put prohibitions on our tearives. >> we see it with the imposed $15 minimum wage mandates in seattle that actually hurt the poor. it will cost more to build their businesses and buy homes and run factories. how can we shine rationale in an age of populism? it's so app

and now kentucky's democratic secretary of state says there is not enough bourbon in kentucky to make data. joining us is the kentucky secretary of state allison grimes. this is part of the commission to investigate voter gretininte. why are you pushing back against this ghinsadministration's requ? >> if donald trump only asked four name and address and your voter and party official and last four digits of your social security number would you give it to him is in the answer is no. donald trump that brought democrat and republican secretary of state across the nation together because they don't want to risk the privacy of billions of americans simply for a political stunt and a lie the president continues to pry to perpetrate for a fake commission that he has put together. >> this came as, i think everyone knows now, after the president tweeted out that he actually won the popular vote if you don't count the 3 million to 5 million people who voted illegally. then people ask for evidence of that. we now know from the vice chair who is also the secretary of state of kansas, he says that

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the european side is naming certain articles and products where there would be tariffs levied, like bourbon, orange juice i think this is a threat now coming out, just ahead of that meeting. so that perhaps also donald trump will understand that if he was going down the protectionist path, his economy would also be hurt >> kentucky bourbon being challenged here, targeted. thank you very much for that want to get a quick comment on the g20 talks with phillip shaw. it seems this g20 is about personalities, the trump/putin meeting for the first time are you expecting any major takeaways? is this as always a bit of a talking shop >> it's very much a talking shop a lot of the work is done beforehand, and finance minute centers met relatively eventually as well i think in addition to the economic stuff, which they will be discussing, you have other thorny issues, such as north korea and climate change there's a lot on the agenda there. >> phillip, let's talk about other things that will keep us busy today forecasters expecting to see strong job numbers for june. analysts looking for a boost of 17

this includes kentucky bourbon, orange juice and dairy products.al tianalyst says this c spark a new trade war. the eu is focusing on agriculture and other politically sensitive products bourbon is a main export of kentucky. >>> alphabet is spinning off its geothermal start of dandelion. dandelion was previously a division of google's moon shot ideas. >>> campbell is buying park foods for 7$700 million >>> toshiba reportedly secured a $6 billion credit line from several major banks. the company is using shares in its flash memory unit which it is selling as collateral for borrowing all of that cash >>> nike is stepping up its sneaker sale game. the retailer is planning to seamlessly offer sneakers to customers on instagram this comes shortly after the xha company announced it is teaming up with amazon to combat the sale of counterfeit items. nike has yet to disclose the full details of either partnership. >> they hinted at it in the earnings call. looks like we're getting some headlines now on it. >> exactly >>> amazon's alek is a xa is ma easier t

bakedied beans there's peachs in there and pork and desserts are made in house and it's chocolate pie, bourbon chocolate pecan pie and exactly what you want it to be. >> not what i was expecting when i hear soon shine. totally smooth. >> palatable and easy to drink. >> when you talk about summer bar b question we wantto you to check out pitmaster are bar about b que. what is a good driching or thing to complement the rids aside from the grapefruit. >> silt russ is key. especially summertime. it's hot out. you don't want anything heavy and weigh you down. you get that from barbeque already. light and citrusy is the way toy go. >> join appreciate. it fist bump right. >> pleasure. >> in old town we'll cho down. thank you for staying up with us late. >> brody and i will eat and drink. >> see you after the break. >> you really hung me out to dry. >> it was a good excuse to get a drink. >> i agree with that. >> cheers. >> we didn't do the actual cheers. >> what do we got? >>. >> there may be real contestants before they bring in d snyder and joan rivers. >> you're saying joan rivers is not a real sg

my favorite, bourbon was still intact. also pre-castro era cuban cigars. know couple people who might want those. >> behind this is something very special. >> this was our greatest fine, it's the bottled in philadelphia in 1796. >> 1796. we've had two cases of it. >> but was a drinkable? >> because of the way they are created we opened one up and we will never know. but they are technically drinkable. >> it was a favor guy someday made of her drove, george washington, ben franklin, thomas jefferson, you know, our forefathers. each of those bottles could net up to $25000 according to experts. i asked bill, was going to happen with all this one, they go through a big party? apparently it's up to the kane family because it sits on the kane university campus. >> one of the best thing about liberty hall is at the kane family for some reason or another saved every single thing for 240 years worth of american history. >> uniforms and newspapers as old as the 1700s and the best part, the wine. by my still drinking this? if you want to check out this awesome piece

some he broke into the headquarter restaurant early sunday and stole several bottles of bourbon. it is so rare there may not be another bottle of it anywhere. even if they find the thief, they are afraid they may not get the booze back. jonathan: the fbi finally caught up with the american league bandit. every time they take a picture of him, he had a ball cap on. he's accused of targeting 12 banks in northern virginia and maryland. no word tonight on what charges he will face. a metro boss fired, accused of abusing overtime for stop metro said he was getting overtime money even when he was not working. amid an ongoing investigation into overtime fraud. metro says that other workers are also wonder administrative review. jonathan: a bizarre investigation ensure all's county, a service worker was bitten and trampled by a camel. he suffered serious injuries charles county. >> i did not even know they bite. jonathan: the performances were canceled because of a permit issue. guard will best blocking access to the potomac this weekend in the area of the trump golf course in sterling.

>> he poured two glasses of bourbon. big, really big glasses of bourbon.then he took his hand and he put it on the back of my head and pulled my face into his face. and all of a sudden, like, all i could think about was, like, "oh my god, this is happening to me right now." and i turned my head really quick so that his lips hit my cheek instead of my face, which is what he was going for. i mean, even telling you now, my whole stomach feels like ice. but i was just thinking, "i have to just get out of this situation." >> kathryn left and managed to find the cash she needed elsewhere. her business is now thriving. so, we asked, was she ready to name the man, now? >> will you go on the record now? >> you could see her wrestling with that step. in the end, kathryn chose not to share the man's name. yet. >> but i found you at an interesting time, because it hasn't come out publicly. and you're wrestling with what to do. and you do have power now, but clearly, there's a fear that, what? that -- >> i think one of them is i have spent probably 80 to 100 hours a we

. >> well, there's not enough bourbon here in kentucky to make this sensible. i'm proud that kentucky has led the way, numerous states have followed. not on my watch are we going to be releasing sensitive information that relate to the privacy of individuals, not on my watch are we going to be turning over something that's left to the states to run, elections are left to our states under the 10th amendment to the federal government and not on my watch are we going to be using a system that's an unsecure wbsite. >> grimes a couple of years ago ran against mitch we should point out in some states that is publicly accessible information. others say too much to give away. >>> in the meantime a lot of us will be celebrating tomorrow by blowing stuff up. but in virginia your options for fireworks are somewhat limited. sparklers, fountains and pin wheels while lame are legal in the state. but some firecrackers and anything that fires projectiles into the air just flat-out banned. ed gillespie wants to change the law and we went out to see how you feel about fireworks

. -- this was across democrats and republicans, bourbon and rural rural, 77 percent of people say civic education in the country is poor. interested to see if we can take the stuff we have created and let educators create civics classes for the 11th grade level, where most kids get this in school. this one was particularly disheartening. only 38% of people agreed with the idea that people generally agree on the facts even if they have different beliefs. the general notion is people that don't agree basically aren't looking at the same underlying data. people will say that they will change their belief in evidence of information. this poll is rich, poor, high school graduates, not high school graduates -- 80%. 88% of people say we need to use the same data to have an informed debate about what goes on in the country. what i found that microsoft was quite remarkable. i got data for decision-making. we go into meetings and people would say, we can't do this to our customers. someone with say, we have to invest in this. someone would say no, we can't afford it. when you got down to it, one

a road trip on the kentucky bourbon trail, and skiing in lake tahoe. that's news at 5:00. the news at 5:30 starts now. >>> a man from montgomery village is on a mission to give students what he didn't have, and he's using sports to try and change young lives. michael quander takes us to the field where that change is happening. >> reporter: amongst the group, keith, or kk lewis says people tried to block him from playing football because of his size. >> people say i'm too small, or not good enough. that keeps me motivated to keep trying harder. >> reporter: he's just in 8th grade, and knows how easy it is to fall ct on around here. >> reporter: that's where coach joseph hook comes in. >> we're father figures. we're life coaches. we're also, you know, pretty tough on him, because i know life is tough. >> reporter: coach hook says he knows children on his team are growing up in single family homes. some can't afford cleats. many of them know what it's like to struggle. >> that motivates me to say, i know why i'm here. >> reporter: coach takes any moment into their lives. whe

bourbon.shapes, sizes, different types of polycarbonate molds and this allows us to paint whatever style that we want. people eat with their eyes first so presentation is everything. are we ready? >> ready. >> okay, okay. we host regular taste maker events, different flavors a hit or not. over the past four or five years we've really grown. we went from three to six to now we have well over 200 flavors. i'm constantly pushing the boundaries, looking for ways to excite people. then when they taste it and seeing someone's face light up, it's amazing. >> all right. and an all-new episode of "declassified" returns tonight. the host, former congressman and former chairman of the house intelligence committee mike rogers reveals untold stories of american spies giving viewers unprecedent access to the riveting world of espionage. tonight, russian sleeper agents ip filtrate the u.s. and begin with a seemingly normal american lives. >> for a country that wants to be a superpower again, intelligence can

we should all have kentucky bourbon at her house. >> sandra: blackjack, kentucky bourbon?eghan: give a favorite thing about america? >> sandra: freedom. >> bernie: how about beer, fireworks, and beaches on this fourth of july? this glorious fourth of july. the military of course. if you are born in this country. you walk into any supermarket, the abundance of food. people take it for granted how lucky we are. how blessed we are. in the history of civilization. this country is the best of the best. we should be grateful. you have nothing to do with where you're born. what family are born into. >> sandra: to be born into this country, where no matter what anyone has to say, there is so much opportunity, and there's so much opportunity if you just work for, and you go out. it is overwhelming, and it's humbling. >> sandra: i love our military. >> kennedy: i think for my dad. freedom of religion. freedom of speech here we talk about so much on the scotch. the ability to start a business. it's unbelievable. >> meghan: i love the politics. i love the democracy in our process is t

. >>> there's not enough bourbon in kentucky or wine in california to make this request sensible. we have secretaries across the nation, indeed no state is fully complying with the request, that i'm proud that kentucky and california are leading the way. >> kentucky's secretary of state saying there's not enough bourbon in kentucky for her to go with this request made by president trump's election integrity commission. this morning, 44 states are refusing to hand over certain voter information to the panel. the commission asked for information including the names of voters, their dates of birth, party affiliation, and the last four digits of their social security numbers. joining us missouri secretary of state jay ashcroft, one of three secretaries who plan to comply with the request. why comply, sir, and thank you for joining us? >> good morning, thank you for having me. first and foremost, there's a lot of confusion about what has actually been asked for. if you read the actual request twice, they stipulate that they only want this public information that the states have, and mi

there's not enough bourbon in kentucky nor wine in california. i'm proud that kentucky and california are leading the way. >> those are some good bourbons you have there, secretary, and great wines as well. thanks to both of you for being here and explaining all of this and getting the facts zblout have a great independence day. >> you too. >>> we're following a lot of new this is morning. let's get right to it. >>> he has beaten up on cable platforms. >> need to protect freedom of the press. there is a responsibility on everyone, including the president of the united states. >> the fake media is trying to silence us. but we will not let them. >> let's hope he grows into this job. >> preparing for the g-20 summit and face-to-face meeting with vladimir putin. >> everyone wants to know whether president trump will bring up russian meddling in the election. >> the president unwilling to talk about the russian role in the election last year but very willing to look into what they see as voter fraud around the country. >>> good morning, everyone. welc

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hills of california country, something else is >> we make two types of rye whisky, and two types of bourbon>> we were in the first 200 distilleries in the united states. now there's 1600. >> reporter: industry experts don't see that trend slowing down. every state in the u.s. is now home to at least one craft distillery, with new permits issued daily. >> people are enjoying spirits much more than they once did. >> reporter: david says smaller distilleries are responding to the demand of consumers, and while most have typically focused on making vodka, and gin, whisky is fast becoming the drink of choice. >> using new aging techniques. aging them in different kinds of barrels. it's really led to a lot of variety. >> super salty, super different. >> reporter: he says his product's popularity now has him expanding his distillery. >> this is about 80,000-gallons worth of product. >> reporter: allowing him to make more of his traditional whisky in this untraditional place. chris martinez, cbs news. >>> that's wusa9 news at 5:00. the news at 5:30 starts now. >> happy 4th of july, here's a live lo

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one of the actual artifacts we do have is over here, it's a bottle of bourbon that was given to us by one of the advisors to this exhibit and it was one of the case that have been looted. it's probably the only real artifact from the looting that we were able to acquire. to turn from the storefront interactive and you see a tank. the tank is something that made it into -- i would say probably 95% of the oral histories mention the memory of a tank going down their street. whether was an abv or actual tank doesn't matter. it was a big piece of machinery that was rolling down a street and change everything. this tank is actually a theater. if we go around to the other side, this is -- there's an illustrated -- augmented illustrative piece that was created, based on the oral histories that were taken. we world histories, every single one that showcases, they talk about a tank. and it is really nothing the pool in her heartstrings. it's a very impactful interactive. >> [indiscernible] >> behind the tank is really the response to everything that was going on. this is police response, this i

a road trip on the kentucky bourbon trail, and skiing in lake tahoe. that's news at 5:00. the news at 5:30 starts now. >>> a man from montgomery village is on a mission to give students what he didn't have, and he's using sports to try and change young lives. michael quander takes us to the field where that change is happening. >> reporter: amongst the group, keith, or kk lewis says people tried to block him from playing football because of his size. >> people say i'm too small, or not good enough. that keeps me motivated to keep trying harder. >> reporter: he's just in 8th grade, and knows how easy it is to fall ct

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. >> we make two types of rye whiskey and three types of bourbon. >> reporter: he's since watched his-- both in california and across the country. >> when we first started, we were within the first 200 distilleries in the united states. now there are 1,600. >> reporter: industry experts don't see the trend slowing down. every state in the u.s. is now home to at least one craft distillery with new permits issued daily. >> people are enjoying spirits much more than they once did. >> reporter: david osgo with the distilled spirits council says smaller distilleries are responding to the demand of consumers. and while most have typically focused on making vodka and gin -- >> we're calling this our sonoma coast single malt -- >> reporter: whiskey is fast becoming the drink of choice. >> using new aging techniques, they're aging them in different kind of barrels. it's really led to a lot of variety in the spirits marketplace. >> wow. >> super salty. super different. >> reporter: spiegel says his products' popularity now has him expanding his distillery. >> this is about how much? >> so this

. >> we make two rye and one bourbon whiskey. >> reporter: he watched the industry surge in the state across the country. >> when we first started we were the one of the first 200 in the united states, now 1600. >> reporter: industry experts don't see the trend slowing down, every state in the u.s. is home to at least one craft dist ilry with permits daily issued. >> people are enjoying spirits more than they once did. >> reporter: david with the dist iled spirits council says smaller distilleries are responding to the demand of consumers, most typically focus on making vodka and gin, whiskey fast becoming the drink of choice. >> using new aging technique, aging in different barrels, so it is really, has led to a lot of variety in the spirits markplace. >> wow. super salty, super different. >> reporter: adam says his product's surging popularity has him expanding the distillery. >> how much? >> this is about somewhere close to $80,000 worth of product. >> reporter: allowing him to make more whiskey. >> you don't are to go to kentucky or scotland, you can do it in your own backyard. >>