. >> no question people abroad love bourbon. >> fred minic, bourbon authority wrote bourbon, the rise and rebirth of american whiskey. >> for the first time you have foreign markets that are getting the opportunity to consume bourbon. and what that has done created an $8.5 billion industry here. >> bourbon's overseas market alone is now worth $1.5 billion. if president trump imposes tariffs on steel imports the european union threatened retaliatory tariffs against specific american products. like bourbon. >> the europeans have looked quite hard at what might hurt most. >> vicky price is british economist who follows the eu. >> they have found one that they believe will have emotional appeal. and may be, therefore change the mind of president trump. >> reporter: why target bourbon? the eu is serving up a stiff shot of hardball politics straight up. >> the majority of it made in kentucky. well who is kentucky? senator mcconnell. you know, they're going to press where it hurts. >> senate majority leader, mitch mcconnell's home state of kentucky voted for president trump by a 2-1 margin.

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the head of wild turkey. >> jimmy's son, jimmy russell, and i went to jimmy, who's the buddha of bourboner this campaign. i hope this works. and he says, well, matthew, you know, if it doesn't work, we're just going to be stuck with a whole lot of bourbon. and there's worse things to be stuck with. ( laughter ) >> stephen: there you go. ( cheers and applause ) salut. that's a 101. ( cheers and applause ) >> is that the 101? >> stephen: of course, of course, i wouldn't want to be, you know, that's a very authentic story you just told. and as people who watch the show know, i will never be out- authentic'ed by anyone. so i responded on the show with my own answer to wild turkey, called savage cock. >> yeah! >> stephen: there you go. ( cheers and applause ) >> are we going to get to taste some of that, too? >> stephen: would you like to taste some of that? would you like to rock the cock? >> rock the cock. >> stephen: okay, let's put that in your water, right there. i only have two glasses, sorry about that. >> that's all right. we'll mix the cock with the turkey. >> stephen: i don't know w

canadian entrepreneur introducing tooth picks with single malt scotch and bou bourbon.ortunity even wanted to make best product they come in six flavor bourbon, begin ger malt, le lemon, honey, minute, cin cinnamon. and a full pack starts $25. >> a tooth pick? >> tooth pick. >> flavored tooth picks. >> i didn't know there were two tooth pick people. >> if you didn't know now you know. >> tooth picks though? >> okay. coming up on "fox news morning" after five years together disney decides toy ditch netflix in favor of own streaming service. >> mayor governor hogan has a test project leading to a cleaner che >> tooth picks? am i the only one? >> okay. head add cross the d.c. region culpeper county it's first day of cool back to school picks. get your miley mug on air use #fox5firstday we'll post them and run them all morning long. it's 5:43 and 66 degrees. we're back after this >> we're back. first day back at school. we asked towsend us back to school picks and you're looking at some of them. these kids look happy to be going back. >> i told you they before happy. >> #fo

. >> i don't feel any pressure i will snatch that bourbon chicken frm your hand and not buy it zblndake an extra. >> if you have a question record it on your smartphone or tan tablet and share it on the #ask finney or go to abc7news.com. >> is bourbon chicken just suing began or chicken? >> i think it is. >>> not other parking rates going up at another one. >> the severe flooding in the winter could now end up costing taxpayers. taxpayers. >> and video that's hoard to >>> live where you live, had is abc 7 news. >> the bay bridge series takes a violent turn in the stands. wits say a security guard started this all. >>> big changes coming to ferry stations today including one that's raising its parking rates. >>> let's take you outside right now. here's a warning, looks can be deceiving. it appears to be cool, and it is, but that's going to change. rapidly today, especially new live in our inland neighborhoods. hi, everybody. here's a look at your 12-hour day planner. 53 to 63, little bit milder this morning. 62 at the coast at noon to 63 at 4:00. 78 to 82 around the bay, nothing obnoxi

. >> drinking more rise and bourbons that whose brands i would know or sell them as private label? >> they wholesale to diagio, who makes the bullet rye brand and hundreds of other brands. they supply the wholesale liquor and one of the other nice things about their business is they sell 1-year-old brown liquor for one price if they age it four years, they sell it for two and a half times that price, so they are putting liquor into inventory, which helps their margins as they sell the old ehrlich cory over time. >> and if you have too much of thate coffee, which is where cop corporation comes in, right? >> yeah, cot corporation is a solid business. they are one of the largest xaeps delivering coffee and water to homes and businesses in north america and the united kingdom. what management has done is they sold the decline in private label beverage and bottling business so what you're left with is decent top line, better operating profit growth and lots of free cash flow. >> kirby corporation is your third choice. what do they do and where do you see the price going in. >> kirby is

melissa: there was a bourbon tasting and an event for dancing full the event started in and is not a celebration of the civil war but an educational study of that time in history. >> it's an examination of life in the experience of the union side and the confederate side, civilian life. melissa: this person was supposed to work the event. manassas born and raised come he is disappointed has been canceled. >> i think we should do the weekend. is not alone.e this family moved here from raleigh, north carolina, three years ago. >> statues don't belong there anymore, but in manassas this is a different thing. melissa: even though the event this year has been canceled, it is too early to tell whether the following years' defense will be canceled. melissa dipane, abc 7 news. jonathan: more charges against the man accused of rimming his car into crime for pro woman the crowd. james feels has -- james fields has been charged with murder. and lindsey mastis is at the live desk with with the mother is saying. mother: heather heyer's said the white house reached out to her. first she missed the

," and i know you like bourbon. and she said, "i laid down on the couch "and i was really ready to go," she said, "when i had left that morning, "i had left my television set on, "and i heard these two guys talking about "myths, and the meaning of life, "and all of this and i heard one of them say, 'do you think people are looking for the meaning of life?' "and the other one said, 'no, no, no, 'i think they're looking 'for the experience of being alive,'" and she said, "you know something snapped in me, "and then i heard a voice of the announcer say, 'come back next week, (audience laughs) 'for the second edition of 'bill moyers and joseph campbell on the power of myth.'" - and that postponed her suicide. - she got up and said, "i poured the bourbon out, "i turned the burner off, i opened the window, "and i watched every one of those episodes. "and what i decided," standing on the street, "what i decided is i don't need to be an actress, "but i need to experience the possibility "of life every day." now those storie

and there's even the lucky cup cake where you can try your luck at not sharing the bourbon peach cobbler cup cake. it was just jody and bill's luck that it fell on such a sweet weekend. >> our daughter's getting married tomorrow. >> are you so excited? >> what's her name? >> allison. >> we wish you the best of luck and lots of years like me and your mom have. >> that is a sweet, sweet message in the sweetest place. >> to allison and ben and to you guys. >> to allison and ben all i'm missing is a peach beer to cheer with you. it's all weekend long, there's tons of stuff for the kids, tons of stuff for families and lovers to get out there and enjoy the sweetness of peddler's village. >> you had me at peach beer. no longer pregnant. i can partake. i love that. and of course we want to check with lauren because the weekend is here. >> we want to know how the weather is holding up. we're hearing rain in the forecast? >> yeah. absolutely watching these cells continue to expand from the west to the east across the delaware valley and a stormy night for some and it is going to be a stormy start

and there's even the lucky cup cake where you can try your luck at not sharing the bourbon peach cobbler cup cake. it was just jody and bill's luck that it fell on such a sweet weekend. >> our daughter's getting married tomorrow. >> are you so excited? >> what's her name? >> allison. >> we wish you the best of luck and lots of years like me and your mom have. >> that is a sweet, sweet message in the sweetest place. >> to allison and ben and to you guys. >> to allison and ben all i'm missing is a peach beer to cheer with you. it's all weekend long, there's tons of stuff for the kids, tons of stuff for families and lovers to get out there and enjoy the sweetness of peddler's village. >> you had me at peach beer. no longer pregnant. i can partake. i love that. and of course we want to check with lauren because the weekend is here. >> we want to know how the weather is holding up. we're hearing rain in the forecast? >> yeah. absolutely watching these cells continue to expand from the west to the east across the delaware valley and a stormy night for some and it is going to be a stormy start

one of the trucks flipped spilling whiskey and bourbon onto the road and catching fire.t's bad enough but o asleep and ended up on the wrong side of the road. both drivers, by the way, survived the crash. now your morning road conditions in this country. roads wet along the entire southern coast from the carolinas to southern texas and has nothing to do with tropical storm harvey. roads will be wet up through the rockies to the canadian border. >>> if you're flying airport delays are most likely in miami. >>> well, there's growing concern about sharks this morning after several close encounters on the east coast. >> yeah, cameras caught several sharks in a feeding frenzy off long island. a school of fish quickly turned into lunch. look at that. and in massachusetts on cape cod, a close call for a man on a paddleboard. he was only in about three feet of water when he had an encounter with a shark. it sank its teeth into the board but missed the rider. >> i count my blessings from god because when i'm paddling if i was still prone and paddling and bit there i wouldn't have

having a glass of bourbon out on the truman balcony at the white house with the senior senator from kentuck. the last thing that you want to do is antagonize the senate majority leader the one person who can bring up legislation the one person who can block legislation in that chamber of commerce at congress and so. i think the president is playing to his base here but mitch mcconnell is the ultimate insider dealer. and he didn't appreciate being scolded by the president on twitter on social media and as we've spoken so many times. the president seems to step on his own message when he goes to the twitter and uses those hundred and forty characters. sometimes to the detriment of his agenda and very briefly should mitch mcconnell be worried about his job. no. no the mitch mcconnell was elected by the fifty one other senators and his caucus their fifty two republicans they stands to gain. and next year's election so i'm sure i'm the senate majority leader is look at the president saying. come on man where you doing that public let's have a good conversation in private. wrong christie thank yo

bourbon the need for coastal barrier no matter the cost, former fema director michael brown urging president trump to be on this no matter what he has urged do not, mr. president, let this be your katrina and then general russel remember him during katrina he was banging heads to get everyone on the same page and quit the political arguments, he's here on this over some people heeding warnings to evacuate and some who never did and never have and now they could be stuck and may be for weeks some say even months to come. first what's happening now on the ground in texas we start with rick whose been covering this on where this massive storm goes right now. what are you seeing here, rick? >> it doesn't move very far which is the big problem with us and that's why we think it's such a costly storm. in fact if we hit 40 billion it would be the third costly its hurricane behind katrina and superstorm sandy to give you an idea. i will tell you the national hurricane center nailed this for the forecast, both in the track this was what the track was as of thursday morning, made landfall around five

this would be the difference between 120 proof bourbon and a weak cup of tea. the american economy needs a real positive jolt. and the crazy predictions from the congressional budget office talking about astrology. you learn more from your a astrologists. do what is right for the economy, go for a big tax cut and know in a couple years you can come back to the issue of more and more tax reform. get something big now and not get caught up in the crazy self-inflicted restraints. >> neil: you mentioned the battle between the senate and the house where the senate is more predisposed to being moderate by nature, maybe cautious by nature. some people might welcome that. you do not. >> no. the senate being cautious is another washington word for doing next to nothing. we saw what happened on healthcare. they call themselves the deliberative body. but they have to produce something. not act like fake senators but senators that get big things done. so mcconnell, senator mcconnell says, he wants to be judged by the final results this year. fine. what they can do with thi

like bourbon and i was at the house a couple of weeks back, winnie said you boys have fun and we laughed happened over the years and i will miss him immensely because he introduced me in 63 to my first palladium and brought me on and he was so kind and gave me a big introduction i always called him mr forsyth and he will always be that, he was one of our great entertainers. earlier, i spoke to mike colwill of the great bruce forsyth social club. he began by talking about the origins of the club. well, we were formed 30 years ago this year actually, we were going to celebrate our 30th anniversary in 0ctober celebrate our 30th anniversary in october and probably going to bring that forward now. we are all lads of a similar age. we remember bruce from the 705 and the generation game, he brought laughter to your front room every night, every saturday night rather. we decided to form a group, go out and have bruce forsyth nights out to take the games of the generation game and around the pubs and have a good time, that caught on and we were lucky enough to meet bruce and appear on his audienc

saying their whiskey brand is the very best but you go to scotland, ireland, to america with the bourbons everybody will say their whiskey is the best. what is the most bankable whiskey? >> it depends on your mood one evening you might want a balt malt or blend, but -- >> is there is a brand name? >> there is no one name that is better but what we do, we buy commodity whiskey. it will end up in blends like johnny walker. so you're really buying a commodity and it doesn't go up and down with demand of which bland you're buying. so it's pretty boring from that points of view, but long term it's pretty steady >> is there is a number to put into this kind of an investment? you say the average value is over 7 thousa,000 pounds. but should it be more, should it be less? >> i think an at ter in a difference asset is always part of a diversified portfolio when we look, they are a little bigger than gholgold, but we'reo years old and we're looking 10, 15 years downs line. >> what is the risk? >> the risk is that we distill too much and there is a glut four, five years down the line or scotch whisk

john singleton mosby did not drink, he was not someone i would have wanted to sit down and have a bourbon with. i believe most of the stories would have been about him and any i might have told about him i probably would have been wrong and he would have corrected me. i think one of the things that encapsulates his personality is an incident that occurred at the university of virginia when he was a student there. he wanted to have a party. he had invited two young gentlemen to come to his party. they were known as musicians. there doesn't seem to be any thought that there was subterfuge in mosby's inviting him. george turpin who was the town bully, a big, brutish type of man already known to cut up one uva student with a knife and cave another one's head in with a rock or a brick, george turbin wanted to have a party as well. he wanted them to come to his party. he heard that mosby had already invited them to his. he began a rumor or stories that mosby had only invited these two men to come to play music, sort of an insult to the two men. mosby heard about it and in the way they did thing

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it's not like someone plied mitch mcconnell with bourbon and this is what you get.out sending a signal to donald trump just as congress is about to come back into session and deal with all of these major problems. and it basically says to donald trump, the way you have conducted yourself so far, the way you have talked about other republicans, gone after them, sought to primary or back primary challenges to people like jeff flake, that can't happen anymore. i think there are all sorts of sort of kind of thinking about what republicans would do to challenge trump, what they would say, how they would try to contain and change his behavior. i think this is part of that answer. >> another sentence, kaitlyn, jumps out at me from this "new york times" article. "angry phone calls and private bad mouthing have evolved in open conflict with the president threatening to oppose senators that cross him and congress mobilizing to their defense. if they have to choose between the president of the united states and the senate majority leader, they have a tough choice. >> i think i

. >> reporter: here is bourbon county voters overwhelmingly supported trump in last year's election.cerned about racism but they don't think the president is at fault for any of the divisiveness. >> some of the best friends i've got are black people. >> reporter: you say some of your closest friends are black people, right? there are people in virginia marching saying black people can't replace them, jewish people can't replace them. >> the white people that put a swastika on their arm, they're making the white man look bad. >> this can turn into a war between the blacks and the whites. >> reporter: you think a war can happen? >> honestly, i've thought that. >> reporter: do you think the president has given the white supremacists more of a voice? >> i don't think so. i don't think so. i think the president is in a tough position. >> if they put people back to work -- poverty breeds a lot of trouble. >> he needs to stand up and call these people out by what they are. he needs to say this is not going to be tolerated in the united states. >> reporter: is there anything the president co

. >>> famous for baseball bats, bourbon, and betting. louisville, kentucky, is a city that knows about good times. but when good times go bad, there's a place downtown where it all gets sorted out. the louisville hit tro department has a daily population of about 2,000 men and women charged with anything, from minor crimes to capital murder. most are here awaiting trial of the resolution of their charges. the original jail opened in 1976. 20 years later, an additional jail facility was built right across the street. >> let's go! >> today, both buildings are overcrowded. and their layouts are outdated. >> how are you guys doing back here? you doing all right? >> director mark bolton wants to change that. >> this is an old facility. it's a very costly fa sillty to operate. and one of my goals that i would like to accomplish before i leave here is master capacity planning for a new direct supervision jail. >> direct supervision is a system where officers are stationed inside housing units 24/7. research shows it to be more effective in redu

this is our blueberry french toast, bourbon carmel sauce and granola on top want awesome cream cheeseng. >> introduce your kid. >> this is silas, elliott and one more little wyllie. >> yes. >> he was six months old when we opened up the restaurant. >> get out of town. you have been together 19 years. >> married 10, this month. >> yes. >> these are unbelievable. >> yes. >> this is our -- he sure does >> yes. >> you got, this is a great spot, bitter sweet kitchen right off of what orange street. >> right off orange street right down the street from the courthouse, right off of the little main street state street and media's everybody hometown. >> sue serio's home town. >> that is right. >> sueby just told me burr place. >> oh, thank thank you sue. >> if you'd like me to come tour favorite breakfast spot send us a message and who knows maybe i'll there been next week. from media pennsylvania, everybody give a wave, back to you guys in the studio. >> that looks amazing. >> i'm so hungry. >> that is everybody's hometown there, media. >> including sue serio. >> and chris o'connell. >> yes.

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though john singleton mosby did not drink, he was not someone i wouldwi wanted to sit down and have a bourbon with. most of the stories would have been about him, and any on i have told about him, probably would have been wrong and he ut would have corrected me. i think one of the things that encapsulates his personality is an incident that occurred at tho university of virginia when he was a student there. he wanted to have a party, he te had invited to young gentleman to come to his party, they were known as musicians.e there doesn't seem to be any thought that there was subterfuge in mosby's inviting them. they were friends of his, but they were musicians. well, george terpen, who was the town bully, a big, brutish kind of man, known to already have cut up a uva student with a nice and caved in another student's head in with a rock or a brick, not someone you would go in and just for fun poke in the eye. george terpen wanted to have a party as well and he wanted these twoem musicians to come t his party and he heard that mosby wanted them to come to his. he began a rumor or stories that mo

got all kinds of barbecue, and according to the owner jim, they've got lots of great bourbon as well. has for us this morning. meanwhile let me do some weather for you. it's not too bad out here early this morning. temperatures overnight falling back into the upper 60s off to the north and west and you can see a quiet satellite/radar. we'll take it while we got it because last couple of afternoons we've had big thunderstorms and they are back in the forecast later this afternoon. in fact with a pretty vigorous cold front we could have strong storms for parts of the area later today. you can see that daytime heating. 92 expected today. so one more hot and humid day. late day and evening storms. and then things should quiet down for the weekend. look at your weekend forecast. saturday and sunday fantastic. we'll have clouds tomorrow morning. but we'll clear it out in time for the afternoon with temperatures both saturday and sunday only in the 80s and a dry weekend to look forward. you got outdoor plans this weekend going to be beautiful weeknd for it. all right. that is the latest comi

i think of them sitting over their bourbon and branch water and running the world. don't think we want to go back to the days when three white males from texas ruled the country, but sometimes i get nostalgic. it seems like it was a better system than what we have now. brian: here's another universal newsreel. this one is from october 19 57. the best thing is comparing what has happened in the world since this was made. how much more we know about this kind of thing. [begin video clip] ♪ >> today, a new moon is in the sky. a metal sphere placed by a russian rocket. here is an artist conception of how the feat was accomplished. its weight estimated at 50 tons. the artificial moon is put to speed counterbalancing gravity and released. you are hearing be signal transmitted by the satellite, one of the great scientific feats of the age. [end video clip] brian: one of the first things i want to ask you about is not in the book but the handling on that was "reds." why would we not see that headline today? carl: we might. we have this russia scandal with the donald trump.

. >> reporter: here in bourbon county, voters overwhelmingly supported trump in last year's election.y're concerned about racism in this country but they don't believe the president is at fault for any of the divisiveness. >> i served on the city commission -- and the black people here elected me. >> you say your closest friends are black people but there are people marching saying that the black people can't replace them. >> well, they can't get their thirst quenched for making the black people back. those who put the white people put a swastika on their arm, they're making the white people look bad. >> as for white supremacy, do you think the president had given them more of a voice? >> i don't think so. i don't think so. i think the president is in a tough position. >> if they put people back to work. poverty breeds a lot of trouble. >> he needs to stand up and call the people out by what they are. he needs to say this is not going to be tolerated in the united states. >> is there anything the president could do where you draw the line? >> you know, again, if he would -- if he woul

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