miller coor's owns the craft pierre, and so what is making craft beer flow? we went to churchke in washington, d.c. and met with a beer so sommelier. >> i feel that craft beer is always secondary to flavor impact. non-craft beer is first determined by more business acumen. >> he sees a world of difference between craft beer and big brewers lik anheuser-busch and coor's. >> it's flavor. you know, on a visceral level, craft beer is something that you can't stay away from because it is so engrossing when you come to its textures, it's tastes and aromas. >> one of a growing number of restaurant and bars catering to craft beer lovers or simply different. >> it is a fun bar with a very large collection of beers that we don't ever find elsewhere , and we don't know what we're looking at half the time but it is fun to try new things. >> craft enthusiasts are knowledgeable consumers. they use network to get u up-to-date information about the brewer 's ale. >> particularly the last five to ten years, information share something has blown up. the internet provides ways

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and the waitress had delivered a coors by mistake. and, you know, i just told her, "well, you know, i'll take it." but then he ran into the boss' son in law, who offered to buy him a bud. he says he declined, and the next day at work... >> at the end of the day, they had pulled me in and told me that they were letting me go for drinking that coors, you know? and they told me to leave. >> what was your reaction? >> i was very surprised. very surprised. >> he sued the budweiser distributor for wrongful termination. both parties refuse to discuss the final resolution. >> just between us, ross, what do you prefer, coors or bud? >> i use to really like anheuser-busch, but... you know, this just tastes better and better and better. [dance music playing] >> most companies don't care what beer you drink. it's how much you drink or smoke or eat. james ramsey, the president of the university of louisville, says the cost of bad behavior by university staff was getting out of hand. >> the band-aids weren't working. the quick fixes weren't working

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. >> our big unit can take off from this parking lot and land on the pitcher's mound in coors field with hands off. >> wow. you just program the gps. >> you use the gps maps and go click, click, click. you look for any obstructions along the way, and about 30 minutes later it shows up at coors field landing on the pitcher's mound. >> hopefully not during a game. >> for sure. >> reporter: that model can stay in the air for five hours with 20 pounds of equipment on board. right now there are over 500 drones flying in the u.s. five years from now the federal aviation administration predicts about 7500. by 2025 an industry group expects tens of thousands. bishop is even more optimistic. how many drones do you think will be commercially in the air in the united states in, say, ten years? >> in ten years, 100,000 plus, easily. >> reporter: but right now faa rules make it next to impossible for farmers, corporations, pretty much any part of the private sector to get the permits that are necessary to fly them. even bishop does haven't a permit, so he doesn't fly his drones to a baseball stadium

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this was the case of coors in louisiana after katrina, shelter is a great importance. as well as in sri lanka. i know we have a lot of experience dealing the shelter after these tragic events. i also know what is true about them being in harms way to this very day because the hurricane season -- well, the typhoon season for them, which is the zenith at apex of the month of december. so there may be something else living on the right. their number one need to shelter. if you'd comment on the shelter issue. one additional comment and complement with reference to the ability to move 800,000 people, that is remarkable. it is no small feat in to do this at the limited amount of time speaks well of the coordinated effort that it took to get it done. i know you've mentioned it in if you want to say more about how that was accomplished, i'll be honored to hear. thank you, mr. chairman. i will await the lady's answers. >> my apologies for coffee. sorry. that's an amazing set of places that you visited in the scene in each instance the awesome power these natural events have to

. >> she keeps saying he left bullets on her doorstep but by "bullet" she meant coors light, the silver bullet. >> get away from me! >> leave me alone! >> get away from me! get the [ bleep ] away from me. >> they start throwing punches at each other. she seems to throw the first one and he retaliates. they were budds in high school. melissa and lauren should carey out, they stopped hanging out with him. >> get away from me, get away from me, get away from me. get away from me! >> you ruined my life! >> get away from me. >> then the police were called in but no charges were made, no arrests made. and according to the video, melissa only had seven more days in this apartment complex anyway. she was moving out. >> this is like the worst version of jerry springer. >> he was saying i just want to go to my car. >> but he never left the scene. he just stayed. >> you need to [ bleep ] leave. >> these two girls hanging on to the hood? >> like they know anything about the hood. >> i'm sorry to have rejected you. get over it! >> a florida man with a long arrest record has more charges he's facing

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. >> she kept saying he left bullets on her front doorstep but by bullets she meant coors light, the silver bullet. >> get away from me! >> right now. leave me alone. leave me alone. >> get away from me. >> [ bleep ]. >> get away from me. >> they start throwing punches at each other. she seems to be the one who throws the first punch. >> i hope you have a video. you just punched me in the face. >> there's a little story. they were buds in high school. then melissa and lauren shut carrie out. they shut carrie out. >> get away from me. get away from me. >> you want this? >> get away fromme! away from m! get away from me! >> you ruined my life. you [ bleep ] for six months. >> get away from me. >> lynnwood police were called in but no charges were made, no arrests made and according to the video, melissa only had seven more days in this apartment complex anyway. she was moving out. >> this is like a worst version of jerry springer. i've never seen anyone argue like that. >> why didn't you let him go to his car because he wanted to go to his car. he didn't leave the scene. he didn't leav

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the alaskan man who subsisted for three days on frozen coors light.stles. could see the helicopters flying overhead. they knew help was on the way. tonight having been rushed to the hospital, the doctors have given them a clean bill of >> the patients are stable, preliminary exams, seem like they're doing well. not even evidence of frostbite. again the father did a very good job of keeping everybody safe. >> they have a mild case of ex-pope suex exposure and incredible story to tell. david wright, "nightline," reno. >> another christmas miracle indeed. next -- we have a front row seat as the u.s. ambassador greets president obama in south africa. terry moran is there tonight. smoke? no, i'm good. ♪ [ male announcer ] every time you say no to a cigarette, you celebrate a little win. nicorette mini delivers fast craving relief in just 3 minutes. double your chances of quitting with nicorette mini. combinations of your favorite seafood from lobster to crab, shrimp and mussels in a savory broth. try one today, and sea food differently. now, try seven lunc

big guys like miller, coors or a.b. inbev. you'd have a.b.with their flavored malt beverages like the limarita and strawberrita. it's taken boston beer one or two years to get 30 points. >> caroline and tom, thank you both very much. good argument. good debate. >> thank you. >> thank you sfwl t. >> tom was mentioning the eritas. we've got one here. cranberita. i've had the strawberry. >> why is the can so small? come in here. >> maybe it packs a punch, brian. why don't you open it up and try it? why don't you open it up and try it? i know all of america wants brian sullivan to try the cranberrita. >> get to know bram ma. the biggest selling brazilian beer. talking about the world cup. owned by anheuser-busch inbev. >> i can smell that from here, by the way. how is it? >> i don't know. it's like cranberry juice. >> is it good? >> i feel like hoda kotb right now. >> i guess i'm your kathie lee. coming up next -- >> it's cranberry juice. >> the irony that led to a record breaking art sale. [ bagpipes and drums playing over ] [ music transitions

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. >>> other stores also kept their coors open for the last minute rush to buy presents. amber, how crowded was it there tonight? >> reporter: it was quite busy here at the target store that closed at 10:00. during the past few hours, we've seen plenty of people arrive here as the clock ticked down. the hunt for a parking spot, and the search for gifts ended with a loaded shopping cart. >> i got some food, some clothes. there's a couple of stocking stuffers in there. there's always, you know, a few last minute items that i needed. >> reporter: best buy was among the many stores that closed at 6:00 tonight. as the clock ticks down, this woman looked for a bargain on a present herself. >> i was here a couple of weeks ago, and i'm hoping to find cheaper. >> reporter: people tell us, time simply got away from them. now they have to get it done. >> yea. we got it. >> reporter: this couple unabashedly admits it still has plenty of gifts to die. so today it's shop until you drop, but they're ready for the holiday dinner tomorrow. >> food is ready. >> reporter: one young woman te

>> i sold my coor yes. >> to pay the bills?>> to clear all the things that were in account of everything. >> nelson mandela's funeral gives quanele a reason to go home. >> two minutes. >> he sees his family only once or maybe twice a year. it's a long expensive trip. >> that's my mother. >> the family greets us warmly. and his grandmother leads us in song and prayer. [♪ singing ] >> amen. >> amen. >> she owns the land where hes extended family lives. 15 people, about 25 acres. >> see my garden. >> it's beautiful but it's not much here for a young man who needs a job in a sometimes corrupt system. >> if you don't know people like in the high positions, so i'll never find a job. so more special people like me who had to work were not educated. so no job at all. >> the mood is one of celebration and reflection as the world says good-bye to nelson mandela, buried in nearby qunu. like so many south africans, suffer by comparison. >> there is nobody like him. nobody replace mandela, i don't know if it's a grandson or his son, whateve

. >>> other stores also kept their coors open for the last minute rush to buy presents. amber, how crowded was it there tonight? >> reporter: it was quite busy here at the target store that closed at 10:00. during the past few hours, we've seen plenty of people arrive here as the clock ticked down. the hunt for a parking spot, and the search for gifts ended with a loaded shopping cart. >> i got some food, some clothes. there's a couple of stocking stuffers in there. there's always, you know, a few last minute items that i needed. >> reporter: best buy was among the many stores that closed at 6:00 tonight. as the clock ticks down, this woman looked for a bargain on a present herself. >> i was here a couple of weeks ago, and i'm hoping to find cheaper. >> reporter: people tell us, time simply got away from them. now they have to get it done. >> yea. we got it. >> reporter: this couple unabashedly admits it still has plenty of gifts to die. so today it's shop until you drop, but they're ready for the holiday dinner tomorrow. >> food is ready. >> reporter: one young woman te

even the hillbilly family said these were coor's remarks.y had to do something to appease the audience that they cater to. they did. they suspended. as you say, the show is running. the fifth season is in the can. they did not nuclear op teeseven clear auction him. the dynasty stayed true to their cause. now what to do? a kiss and make up. the meet and resolve, problem and go on. >> there is a model. the clutch point will come in march when they start shooting season six. season five debuts mid january. fills in that. few of phil, not? on the bounty hunter said some races stuff and they did their rehiring teeseven rehab on there. you can decide to make rehabing and teaching and not to be so insensitive as part of the plumb line. melissa: wouldn't that be pretty tough? what he says it fits into the core of what a lot of the show stands for. barry and outspoken. born-again. they stand behind him. if free and it is the only way to go on my short that they would agree to that. >> they are under contact. -- contract. they can threaten to walk awa

let me ask you about coor's sarah, another one that has been a hot topic.a potential appeal. you are in college. you believe in the concept and would it be a good investment? >> there is talk of ipo. and just yesterday they actually released to their application to the iphone. you can learn on the go. it is a great company. what they're doing is great. online education is booming. we are seeing innovative companies really going in at different direction with that. it is -- everything education. accessible to everyone. it is interesting to see where it will go on all of that. melissa: absolutely. making use news. mobile apps share, now free for users. do a lot of people use it on campus? >> i definitely agree. it is a great company. they offer a great product. i use a lot at home because it is convenient to not have all my songs talking about physical hardware space. now will be able to use it on my phone. i think the company might be a good long-term investment. it will be interesting to see how they kind of man ag artists rights with musicians, but we will

there it is perished of coors in the west.ata when the civil war was anarchist thinkers like camilla burg mary who was murdered or the communists in may 1937, 1 of the leading miss anarchist thinkers. he pointed out as it turned out, quite correctly, that they would never win a conventional war for one reason because the commitment to the war on the part of the population can't seriously declined after the revolution was crashed. he had lots 54 and they didn't care who is going to pick up the spoils. he pointed out and of course the fascists ripping directly supported by hitler and mussolini. the west was not opposed to that. he may forget now, but fascism had a pretty good image in the west in the late 30s. mussolini was that admiral italian gentleman answers about called him. hitler was regarded by the state department in the late 30s as a moderate who is holding off the forces of left and right comes we shouldn't be too critical of it. the united states had a calm cool and berlin up until pearl harbor, who was sending back

milos foreman said to me one day when we were doing rag times years ago, he said mandy could coors, he said told me to hold the hat this way and i didn't and the tape was rolling and i stopped. he said what is the problem, what is the problem? i said well, you told me to do this and he told me to do this, he said mandy, everybody is going to tell you everything. listen them and then forget about it. forget about it. >> and i think, i forgot what the question was. >> losing yourself in something that is larger than you. otherwise you lose yourself in something bigger and greater than you. it could be family, your child, a thousand different things rather than just me, me, me, me, me. >> yep. and the key, i think, is what i was trying to say earlier is so you do all that homework. so you can forget about it. >> so now i can be there with the other actor. i can be there with the audience and be in the moment so i can see not the words a learned but what's in your heartbeat, what's the temperature of the feeling of the nature of your tone, so when these people go to places where they're ha

the best way to deal with coors to have the most powerful military in human history, and i'm not saying people can become violent. people can become extremely, extremely violent. they can become so violent that if you see what they do, you can't even comprehend. you'll say how could a human being do that to another human being? we can talk about some of those costs. if we understand the causes, we can work to prevent violence and war and make our country truly safer and more peaceful. the first question i want to ask you is what is the greatest army in world history. the matter what time. our culture has the single greatest problem. can any of you guess what that problem this? think about this. you're a general and you're living in the fifth century eca nation greece. you have a lot of problems. you have to worry about food and water. you have to worry about feeding soldiers, supplied. you have to worry about the other army. this problem is bigger than all those problems. if you don't solve the problem, the battle will never begin. [inaudible] >> great, great. convincing your soldiers t

there are people and companies out there trying to replicate to michael coor's story and try to catchmpanies come out. then there will probably be another, larger transaction and we're not even aware of yet, something like hilton, an old man that everyone is familiar with. many people did i realize that there not public. you will see something like that emerged, especially if the positive head wind prevails in you have private equities starting to look at monmouth -- modernization of their portfolio companies. tracy: is an interesting universe. it is a general statement of our companies feeling more confident to go to ipo as opposed to do some kind of deal, be acquired by a private equity firm or any other kind of merger? >> to real factors, companies that actually want to go public and the public companies and have a modern it -- monitor is it -- magnetization event. there are others that i looking at possible in eight transactions, using in ipo as a leverage event, will recall a dual track in the industry, in the third is using as a substitute for late stage of venture investing. va

looking at micron and michael coor's.basically there is no doubt from bank of america, merrill lynch. what concerns us is too bullish. the valuations of runoff. concerned but competitors, downgrade micron to underperform. another pick that they prefer in this round. they say it is cheaper and more competitive, but micron, of course to my memory chips for pcs, servers, tablas, the light. a downgrade, the stock is down 38%. and then there is michael. well, retail trend is what hitting him today. m4 and a half percent. the analysts over and read bush saying that we believe, and this is their ," lower-than-expected mall traffic at six -- resulted in higher than expected markdown inventory. welcome had been watching fox business you would know that is what would hit those retailers. markdowns. they just don't make the margins. connell: thank you. as you talk about the economy cannot we will, i believe, have an optimistic take on things. certainly there are concerns. obamacare being one of them. big topic. but here to tell us w

was taken to the hospital with non-life threatening wounds the suspect drove away in a white compact coor what target is doing to try to mend wounds with customers after that massive stolen credit card debacle. right now we will send you back to the "today today owe -- "today" show. ♪ ♪ i don't want a lot for christmas ♪ >> no place i'd rather than be here than here on my birthday. >> happy birthday! yea, yea! >> i love christmas. just to be on the "today" show. >> hi! >> first time in new york and we are here on "today." >> i love the "today" show! woo! >> hi, santa. >>> we are back on this lovely saturday morning, december 21st, betwe 2013. four days to go until christmas! a balmy saturday morning but not so balmy. >> wait until tomorrow. >> tomorrow is balmy? >> yes. >> and it's officially winter! >> solstice arrives. >> we can never pronounce it. >> not nearly as cold or hot as it is in space right now. >>> we have been watching throughout the broadcast these live images coming from space. the space walk outside the international space station. two astronauts. the first of several wal

. >> the argument the administration makes is, after six months, sanctions can of coors be reimposed. why act now? what is your response to that? >> my response to that is we want to make sure that the -- understandsure that if we don't trust the interim agreement, that congress will act, and act decisively. they are months away, a few months away from the acquisition of a nuclear weapon. and they are continuing with their development of missiles and with weapons to deliver it. that,kes have been put on so there is no trust here. >> it sounds like some of you were persuaded by secretary kerry. >> i was not only persuaded, i came out with many of the statements that the secretary of state made as fax, i know are factually false because i just came back from the region. thank you. >> i don't think anybody is anticipating anything is really -- i have no new information. it necessarilyy took place in a classified setting. i didn't come away with anything , additional knowledge. i want to make my position clear. i know there are lots of discussions about additional sanctions. my effort is

i am from texas with coors, very interested in energy. it's probably the most important word in the dictionary for young people. they have no jobs today. if we go on this the way we go now, there will be no employers in about a year. you have a very important job. he manufactured the solution of gas liquids to make it easy to transport to the customer who then can use it as the fuel or, feedstock for electric generation, whenever they want. and told the new technology can be relatively small, simple equipment often modular move from side to side in an oilfield, which is important to capture stranded gas. mr. mckinley has an interesting pair or can be installed in existing port facility. i hope ferc can improve beneficial technologies like is not subjected at the same time an extensive review process is the major project such as lng. some of these new technologies don't always fit the rules you have an there'll for us to fit a category. just because you are supposed to regulate them or you feel you have to regulate them, new businesses wil

that's also when -- joe, those were back in the days when you thought they wouldn't sell coors east of the rocky mountains. >> that's right. we go way back, phil. there was a time. that was my mustang, a four cylinder. it had a standard transmission. i don't think it went over 60 miles an hour. i had the worst, you know, i did not get the cool one. they are -- maybe the most iconic american car. i think people have written that. >> absolutely, and i don't think there's any argument about that. let's be honest, over the last 50 years, generally speaking, most years the mustang has been great. but there have been some forgettable years in there. there were some years there, where you looked at the mustang, what are they doing with this? they're going back to the retro design. this is very good looking new model coming down. >> got a deal on it because it was orange too. i couldn't understand why i got a deal on it. anyway, thanks, phil, we'll see you later. >>> coming up, this morning's top stories including interest rate decisions from the boe and the ecb. plap plap v . >>> is it safe t

iff, the outfit in a makes a lot of these perfumes, luggage doing well, high-end men's doing well, coorsomey. stuff that is expensive is selling well, the shoes department selling well. i saw the jones i wanted to ask you about later on. people have to recognize he was being bullish. so was frank drake at home depot being bullish. i always ask are you worried about taper? well, taper, i'm a businessman, do you mind? i'm a businessman, trying to make money for my shareholders, not taper. it's kind of an interesting thing. i'm so steeped in the weeds of these ceos, i'm trying to get in their heads and they're not thinking taper, they're thinking business. >> unemployment is connected into that and housing -- >> they kept the housewares divisions. macy made the decision to never drop back from housewares. they didn't have enough product in the southeast, by the way to meet the demand. >> you have said for some time this is a company that is executing very well. that is reflected in the stock price. you still like it -- >> oh, yeah. terry lundgren is taking shares from sears, from jcpenney.