what i want to do is get it to the texture that i get it to. >> what do we got next? we need to wrap? >> 100 caramels. >> i see a dane sighting. [laughs] >> dane's here? >> he's outside. >> oh. >> hey. >> look at this guy. >> wow. long time no see around these parts. >> i know. i know. that's what happens when you have a reality show, i guess, huh? you just show up. >> yeah, you show up. >> so... >> you afraid to wrap a little caramel? >> oh, you know i know how. you know i know how. >> might as well. >> so you having fun? >> i am having a good time. >> that's good. hi, peter. >> hi. long time no see. >> it's still delicious. >> so what brings you here today? what is it that you want? >> what is it i want? >> yeah. >> in terms of? >> in terms of this business. >> well, i'd like it to... >> let's start there. >> to grow so it's profitable. i mean, that's-- >> and what are you doing to contribute to that growth? >> well, i mean, when i--when i say, "hey, look, let's get a business plan together and do it," and i just get a blank stare, it's hard to go-- >> not a blank s

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how much are we getting? keep sending in those photos as we'll put them online, thanks. >> for those of the people that did not call it a saga it will be on our website as well. >> thank you for watching and helping and rescuing our scott broom. >>> the snow is not the only concern. after the break, topper is tracking some down right fridged temps. >> anybody want a snowball fight? it's a big one. >>> latest questions about the power outages, whatever it is, you can give them a call. 202-895-5560. in one year 5.6 million hospital workers helped perform 26.6 million surgeries deliver 3.7 million babies and treat 133 million e.r. patients. now congress is considering cuts which could increase wait times reduce staff, and threaten your community's health. keep the heart of america's hospitals strong. for you and your family tell congress: don't cut hospital care. >>> stay off the roads if you can on a highway in virginia and those as you can see the tire tracks in the snow and that most drivers on out there were

get the day off. >> you need to get the day off. to talk about this thing. thanklist.com. >> yes, thank list. >> jimmy: thank list. what is it? how did you get involved? >> well, you know, you, you write great thank you notes. i've seen your thank you notes. >> jimmy: thank you very much. i'm very thankful. [ cheers and applause ] very thankful. >> very good. >> jimmy: so, it's kind of along those lines. >> well, they were inspired by you. american greetings was inspired by jimmy's thank you cards. >> jimmy: yeah. and they are all just trying to encourage people to create their own thank lists, right? you know, i'm always like -- well, my mom and my dad. of course. >> jimmy: of course, yeah. same thing. >> my children. you know, so grateful. >> jimmy: i guess. [ laughter ] >> but you know what? it really does -- it made me, and it's been making me really think about people anywhere at any moment in my life. >> jimmy: well, is there a a person that you can name? >> well, i started thinking about like, i'm going to go on "the tonight

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you get $10 billion under management, you know, and you're getting $200 million a year. you don't have to do that very long. you really have to be a good salesman. i mean, there's more money made in the investment management business by being a good salesman than by being a good investment manager. >> you've controlled the interest in berkshire hathaway for 50 years. this is the 50th year anniversary that you took over. what is it you like most about your job, what is it you like the least? >> the fact i get to do whatever i like. i mean, i get to do exactly every day what i love doing and i get to do it with people i love. all the decisions are elective. one thing i don't like is when i have to make a change. when i tell somebody i think somebody else can do a better job. that is pure agony. i usually postpone it. suck my thumb. do all kinds of things before i finally carry it out. that's the only unpleasant part of my job. >> you've said that basically your diet, your tastes haven't changed since you were about 6 years old. >> that's true. >> you still drink about five

everybody get up. >>> we never really think about how people actually get wet suits off.led how to get off a wet suit but i'm going to rename it how not to because it's just a nightmare. it's 1:45 of this guy trying to get out of his wet suit. he's taking off the boots, they are never easy you kind of get stuck and have to do the hop around the boat kind of thing and the whole time the boat's moving around bouncing all over the place, falling all over. can't quite get up. there we go. >> can i make a simple suggestion? sit down first. >> that would be way too simple because the way he's going is to grab ahold of that and then have his buddy try and pull it off. >> everybody knew that was going to happen. >> now he looks kind of like a mermaid that can't really get out of whatever situation he's in. the guy pulls harder and harder before someone has the genius idea o yeah le a sock. takes about aventually get that wet suit off. he's just on the floor before eventually there we go. >> no way you can actually look cool taking off a wet suit. >> i wonder if he had that wet su

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they could get 2 -- if they get 2 inches or more, their snowiest winter on record. maybe that's a record they don't want to reach. a little bit of dry air earlier. all this in blue is not all snow. our winter map is ahead of itself. we're still raining ahead of the first line and southern montgomery county, parts of howard and southern loudoun and eastern loudoun, we still have sleet and some rain. when you get to leesburg north to lovettsville, berryville, that's where we're picking up snow and road conditions are going downhill quickly as the temperatures continue to drop. even in shenandoah county for the last hour we've had reports of snow there. so front royal, woodstock i'm thinking that is snow, not rain. same in straussburg, -- strasburg, upperville. with we're 37 now. it's freezing in hagerstown. down to 30 in cumberland. we will fall into the upper 20s to about 30 this afternoon. so we're going to get a lot of stuff to stick on the roads. that means conditions go downhill quickly. here's allyson with the rest of the forecast. >> exactly. that's been kind o

on, man, just get it started.he looked a little frantic up there. >> this time, the pilot can't restart the engine. >> i can see the color car, i could see people walking on the sidewalk down there. get it started. desperation set in at that point. come on, get it going, get it going. >> like on cue, i'm looking out the window, looking out here and we look toward each other, oh, it was just identical. we said we are -- that was our last parting words to each other. >> the plane plummets from 800 feet. mark and ron know the pilot is going to crash the plane. the question is where. >> he was scrambling to find a place to land that. he didn't try and start the motor anymore. it was done. it was over. we're going to land this baby. >> you see the baseball field and we were headed straight for it. >> on the ball field, the hometown bucks are taking a beating, down 7-zip in the top of the third. bucks pitcher andrew cowan is in the radio booth when he notices something strange. >> there was a plane that was flying unusu

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i get videoed you get videoed walking down the street. the airline pilots association is against video, but i see no reason why the cockpits shouldn't require and have video because it would give us more clues than just the cockpit voice recorder. the cockpit voice recorder was great 30 yoeshgs technology has changed. neil: you mentioned the protocols, i got into a heap of trouble with pilots and flight attendants e-mails after i mentioned what you did i've seen the case where the pilot will step out or the copilot and a flight attendant doesn't go into the cockpit of pit but he or she is right outside the door guarded by the nefarious snack cart. my issue is i've seen it myself. they said no no no there was obviously a third pilot you didn't see. and i'm telling you, i've seen it. >> i've seen it as well. neil: now i'm wondering, they are very protective. they honor that to the letter. i'm sure many do. i've flown many times and seen many who have not. do you think we're going to button down that and honor it? >> absolutely. just because

them getting on that list? >> two primary events, one would be data entry error or erroneous information by the reporter. >> the reporter? >> the individual who reports death, we get reports from family members from doctors, as i mentioned from the postal service, we get reports from the treasury and cms as well. >> a report from the postal service, you're not getting a death certificate. you're having the postal service saying someone didn't get their mail? >> that's an unverified report we would need to verify that before we took any action. >> you wouldn't just say the person is not collecting their mail let's put them on the death list? >> we would possibly suspend benefits, we would not terminate the benefit. >> how long does it take to fix these? >> the process is for an individual who's on the death master file correctly. to provide evidence of their identity. we can do that through a scheduled appointment, so the individual does not have to wait, and usually it take ss an hour to complete. >> the proble

>> get a permit. there is no first amendment right to make life miserable for society because you don't like something. you can go out and protest, but do it in a certain way. there is no first amendment right to break the law. >> bottom line ben stein city budgets municipality budgets i talk to police chiefs and mayors over the past week saying they have to build in these higher costs if there is anything racially devisive going on or in preparation of something that could happen at any moment. they never used to do that but they are doing that now. >> i'd like to go back to my colleagues and dear friends on the panel saying they've got to have the right to do peaceful protests. >> i did not say that. >> okay. >> you heard what i said. >> what is the message of banging on a drum? >> that's it. >> what's the message of lying down? what is the message wearing a hat backwards? what is the message jumping up and down? there is no message. >> absolutely. >> why should the taxpayers have to pay to block fi

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peak when kids are trying to get to school and we had 9% of trips full and it's hard to get on the bus. you may or may not be passed up but it's an unpleasant experience and as the green bars increase you see the numbers drop so far fewer full buses and we expect that trajectory to continue to improve because we are adding service to many of our school routes. we have a 10% service increase planned and a lot of the heavy school routes are the first to receive more service. in january we increase service on the 44. that was where we went out and talk to students at hillcrest elementary on silver and between seven and 750 they were having two buses pass them because they couldn't get on, so we increased service on that route. on april 25 we're going to be increasing service on some of our heaviest ridership routes and touch about 30% of the bus customers or 165,000 a day and outer mission and visitacion valley and the chinatown area and along mission, the 28 line which serves schools through both the marina and richmond and the sunset, the 29 sunset and the 38 geary, so that's something

they had to win this game to get on the radar again. >> spero: elliott pitts getting in on the party. arizona blowing the doors open. up 22 points. long two from brown barely nicks rim. ashley clears. we told you about arizona. still the outside shot at a one seed. locked up their second consecutive pac-12 regular season crown here thursday. looking for their 28th win of the season. >> mike: what was interesting is that sean miller didn't let them celebrate the championship. "we've got business to take care of on the weekend and then we can celebrate. he wanted them focused on this game. >> spero: rosco allen a couple of threes. he's cooled off since. sean miller, you watch him practice and lead his practice one of the rare coaches that runs the scout during the practice when they go over what the opposing team is going to do so business-like during their practice today and it has shown today. ashley. gorgeous move down the paint. 15 points for the junior from san francisco. >> spero: brown against mcconnell. takes him to the rim. pretty finish. switching to the left hand and a quick

done getting pumped. we are putting sam in the car and i'm on the back of the car like jumping up and down trying to get her excited because she was all sorts of exhausted from the trip. >> aaron's antics are caught on the gas station security camera. it's cold outside. about 30 degrees. so mom and dad decide to keep the car running with the heat on to keep their baby warm. >> and we're standing right there. took a couple of steps away. couldn't hear what my mom was saying so we didn't want to walk away from the car. and that's when it happens. melanie and aaron step out of the camera's view just feet away from the car. and as you can see, an unidentified person steps into view. it takes only nine seconds from the time melanie and aaron step away from the car until the unidentified person is opening their car door. and five more seconds before he pulls away with little 6-month-old samantha in the back seat. >> my mom yelled, that guy is trying to steal your car. your child is in it. >> so melanie acts as

gets better. how does that happen with education? how does it cost this? i challenged all of our state colleges. we have 28 state colleges. 23 have some four-year degrees. i said can you do a degree for $10,000? they all did it, all the ones that have four-year degrees. this year we're going to expand that. it's all in the areas where there's jobs. total for four years was $10,000. this year we're going to expand it to get more s.t.e.m. degrees there. at our universities, they were raising tuition when i came in at 15%-plus a year. 15%-plus a year. if you have lots of money, it didn't matter. but if you don't have a lot of money, you don't want to borrow thousands and thousands and thousands of dollars, then how do you pay for it? finally my third year -- my fourth year, we got that stopped. so it allowed the cost of a pre-paid plan, the four years before i became governor you can buy a pre-paid plan for 18 years. or $14,000 up front. by the time i got it stopped it was $54,000 up front or $350 a

you are getting into they technical stuff that you get away with just drinking water every day ?l. just echoing commissioner breed's administrative -- the clerk's officery, i want you to know what the breakdown is on that and also to look at the 13-14 budget would be helpful. i'm inclined to say that we're probably in line with the budget this year unless, you know, for the fy15-16 year, unless there's some sort of consideration to make for the committee clerk salary and benefits just so that we would have if enough in the budget if we wanted to use outside consultant services. but i think that just echoing back to commissioner lindo's thoughts on what do we do after that, is that we'll have a greater need for outside services as we sort of switch gears into a body that's not so

>> seth: i get it. we all get it. >> oh, good. high five! know, i was thinking, seth, "late night with count von count." it has a nice ring to it, does it not? >> seth: oh, i don't know. it kind of has a weird ring to it. all right, what's next? >> 30. >> seth: the amount of time, in minutes that a midday nap can reverse the effects of a bad night's sleep. >> also 30. >> seth: the amount of time, in minutes, that a midday nap can straight up get you fired. [ laughter ] count, we're almost out of time. i'd love for you to do the last one. >> oh, that sounds wonderful. i will do it. >> seth: all right. take it away. >> three. the number of times i say "ah" after saying a number. one. the number of thunder and lightning claps there are after i say, "ah-ah-ah!" [ thunder and lightning clap ] [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: count don't lie. ladies and gentlemen, give it up for the count. this has been "this week in numbers." we'll be right back with more "late night." [ cheers and applause ] ♪ switch to cricket wireless this tax season... ...and

i think we'll be able to get them. i do admit that for some of these properties they are now over seen by for profit management companies that have very little connection with the city or perhaps they did 20 years ago. those are the ones where we are going to have to figure out how to get them into the pool because they are attracting the data base. they are very hard to get a hold of. so we do realize that that is an issue. we have spoken with people with the mayor's office who said they would be willing to create legislation that would mandate participation in a way that's independent of our loan agreements. we are hoping, i don't know if we'll go that way or not. that's not always my call. that's a little bit about the pressure points. >> so regarding phase one, you are not going to love this answer. we've had a lot of hurdles that we were supposed to launch back in october and we've had trouble with the vendors and developer system itself. that's not foreshadowing phase two. we have a much better plan, but we are a

by getting that recognition, i get power. with the power, i get control of whatever yard i go to. when once i control the yard, i control the inmates. >> miguel perez was a big drug distributor in various prisons he had been in. i think the thing that so shocked me is that so much of the drugs coming into prison can never happen, unless there's a whole group of people out there willing to assist. >> even though the individuals locked up, they have a lot of access to individuals on the street. they have visitors that see them on a regular basis. they have mail, they can send mail out, receive mail. they're able to send coded messages out to other street gangs, or carry out their deeds. >> i would give people on the main line who didn't get visits, who didn't have no visitors coming in, i would set up my homegirls from the streets on the visiting list, and the girls that were coming to visit these guys were coming with drugs secured, whether it was methamphetamines, cocaine, heroin, marijuana, acid, pcp. any drug that was in demand in the yard at the time, that i knew would make the

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get the tow trucks in and clear the traffic and get the plows moving and get everyone safely going again. >> knock on wood that there hasn't been a major emergency where emergency responders have to get anywhere quickly according to the kentucky governor we just talked to no major injuries or no major fatalities. i want to talk to a driver on the phone in a few minutes so do stand by for that. >>> let's turn to more breaking news. we got sound in first sound from those passengers who just got off that plane that skidded off the runway at laguardia airport. listen to how they describe what happened. >> probably two more inches it would have went into because the only thing that stopped us was that gate. >> i was in a window seat and saw the plane hitting the gate and approaching the water very quickly. >> you said the plane hit the gate? >> what do you think when you see this? get ready to swim. >> you thought you were going to have so-to-swim? >> get ready to swim. it's a survival mode. >> it was crazy. crazy. thank god i'm here. this is my first time in new york. i'm thankful i'm here b

get complete protection.exium level protectiontm. >>> inside the hamilton county justice center in cincinnati, it's only been a few days since don lips was the victim of assault after he confronted chris lackey about allegedly extorting other inmates. the attack left lips with five staples in the back of his head. but lips says he has no regrets. >> at the end of the day, yeah it's well worth it. all my peers respect me because they are not getting bullied. i've had several guys come up and say thanks, man. sorry about your head. >> lackey has been moved to the jail's disciplinary segregation unit where he'll serve 20 days for the assault. he will lose all his privileges and is only allowed out of his cell one hour each day, during which we can shower and move about the unit's day room. >> you go so crazy in here like you in the cell 23 hours a day. door closed. window. it bother you. it's a mind thing for reel. you got to work out and read and think about the past can the future for real. that's all it be. i

gets a leadership job. who follows the leaders? the other leaders. the best one is this guy, a tea party guy, his leadership title is the assistant minority whip. what he is supposed to do for that extra $15,000 a year is he is supposed to as the assistant minority whip he is supposed to whip the votes of all of the republican senators in the state who are not in the lip to make sure all of the other senators do what the leadership tells them to do. the problem is all of the republican senators in the state are in the leadership. they called themselves all leaders. so this guy literally has no work to do for that $15,000. which is very nice work if you can get it. it is at least, at the legislative. when the last six republicans left in the senate decide that in their leadership race they're all tied for first place. sometimes it is funny like that sometimes it is less funny ha ha ha. massachusetts does not usually make national political waves and when it does it is almost always because of something corky

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get away and they could get trapped up there in an attack.what they would have to do is they would leave the president here, back the limousine around, back it up and park it right around here. this sidewalk is smaller than it was then. but right about where the curve -- curb is, they would back the limousine up like this. so the limousine is facing out towards t street. the limousine is facing this way. the back door is open. now what's cool about the back door is this is a lincoln continental, armored lincoln continental. about 13,000 pounds, it would stop a tank rifle round or something. this was a 1972 lincoln. they stopped making those backward doors in the late 1960's. i haven't figured out why they would have the backward-opening doors, but the agents called them suicide doors. if they ever left them open when they drove, they would rip them off. they would not close. they had to make sure the doors were always closed. they parked right there. this had an attendant risk right? by doing this, the president would be out in the open. at a

and little jordan gets strong enough to be taken to a foster home. look at him, playing with other foster dogs running around up and downstairs. they put him in physical therapy so he can strengthen that other back leg. happy as can be. >> he's superfancy now with his little argyle sweater. >> he's come a long way. >> i this about the universe about it's ying and yang and bal lass balance balance. people go that extra mile to help out. >>> this one quick video from the good word members, good word in the uk famous racetrack. these guys are in open wheel cars something that hast been seen thi mario cart. yes, isn't it incredible? calling it a once in a lifetime accident. as you can see, both in the single seater open wheel racers. wheels come together right over top, comes down no problem. both cars did end up coming out of the race but there we go. >> looks like something they make up for james bond. like that would never happen in real life. >> i know. >> like he hit a button on the ceiling. >> another one, this from another famous racetrack in the

get that. get that. oh yeah! >> if you can and are able to you should help out fellow when when in need. the driver in this subaru impreza notices a stuck u.s. postal service vehicle. you see the postman using a shovel to try to get the snow out from around the wheels. >> need any help? >> they're able to take a line hook it to the u.s. postal service vehicle, and to the front of the impreza. >> keep in mind too, the impreza's all-wheel drive, so is this kia. that's all he needed. >> he's going to have good karma coming their way. >> you know who else has good karma coming their way? watch this video from russia. the woman here about to cross the street with the stroller starts backing up maybe i don't want to do this. the driver in the vehicle in front of us moves his car and parks it, blocking both lanes than drive gets out of his car and goes over to help the woman with the stroller cross the street. >> aw. >> look at this jerk still trying to go around. >> but he doesn't because the other guy's telling him to

and i had to go home and get a little bit of sleep and get back up here.ours after i punched out. this dorm here. it was 10:00 p.m. when i came here that night. the first thing you're thinking, man, you don't know any of these inmates, you're all by yourself. you're all by yourself. you have 114 inmates in this dorm and it's just you. you're the only one that is with you on that side. it's an overwhelming feeling that goes through your body. and i was fidgeting with it and all of a sudden i didn't got a death wish, you know what i mean? because this place is not a joke. as you walk by, everybody is looking at you. every inmate. they're wondering what you're about and things like that. they're automatically seeing what kind of officer you're going to be. i got stopped halfway in the dorm and this one guy stopped and started getting a little irate with me because he was upset i kept walking. i was just trying to get familiar with things. anyway, he made a threat and i called to get back up to come down here and get him just in case it got serious and all of

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say bye-bye. >> bye-bye. >> get your book, get your glasses.l her bye. >>> coming up annishia smith changes her story. >> i pretty much was in the car for a majority of the time. but there was a time that night that i was in the house. >> and it could have a major impact on david bell's case. >>> at the hamilton county justice center in cincinnati a large stash of tobacco was recently found in the mattress of inmate david bell. the jail has been investigating how it got into the facility. the woman who runs the jail says that requires looking at all possible suspects including the staff. >> the facts are you're going to find one or two individuals that cross that line every now and then. so we did look outside of that inmate perimeter to find as to how it was getting in. i think we have concrete ideas as to how it got in here. certain people were scrutinized. certainly people don't even realize they are being scrutinized. that's the nature of investigation. months down the road we may find out how that got in here and that's just due to our int

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we have a video of sue serio trying to get out of her house and get to work.have it all coming up after the break. >> ♪ ♪ >> goo-goo dolls with slide. >> the reason we're talking about slip, slip, sliding this morning, sue serio had a tough time getting out of her house and into the car this morning. >> well, let's take a look at this. >> okay. >> all right, so we've walked on the grass this far. the neighbor's driveway so i can get to more grass. here we go. just like christmas eve 2008. here we go. >> cousin billy says see you later, sue, slid down the hill. >> it is authorities see, so dark. explain what's going on here? >> i have no street lights. i enough this cull de sacks one of bob kelly's roads less traveled, so there wasn't any traction. here comes tom loud tone save me. he came -- >> our executive producer tom lowden came to pick you up? >> my favorite part of the video when you reach bag and -- you reach back and grab your purse. >> i know, now as i try walk walk across the street, walking like the hundred year old woman. >> i just realized, so did

to get more and more damp.u go, is it worth it now? maybe it's easier to go get a job? really only 62.8% of the work force are working. there aren't a lot of people out there. rictionsess to money. that make it difficult for people to get their hands on the money to fulfill a dream. >> with your restaurant, are you seeing the new impacts of regulations, 30-hour workweek, then a definition of white-collar work. that will be the final nail for some of these businesses. >> we have a lot of temporary people in now. when you add them up, it goes over the 50 limit. we were talking about what obamacare has done, my manager and i. the premiums are outrageous. look at the hurdles placed in front of small businesses, they're discouraging. for us, we have to figure out the cost, how it will affect us. do you want to get below 50, stay above 50? >> you have to pass these costs down if you stay over 50. >> you do. >> last time wefd we saw you, you said things are getting better. are they out there investing money? can they

my mouth is getting healthier. my teeth are getting stronger.n five areas. great checkup. >>> this adorable scottish terrier is barny. he was first dog of the white house for eight years. he liked to play with soccer balls, watch people play horseshoes. sadly he died a couple acquires ago. sdpies despite the charmed life he led at the white house, he had his share of adversaries, including vladimir putin. virginia lad vladimir putin told president bush that his dog was bigger faster meaner stronger than barney. the first person that had the gall to insult the president's dog to the president's face. and the only other person to do that was harry reid. when bush inviteds harry reid in for coffee the president's dog walked in. how did harry reid greet the arrival of his dog? he said your dog is fat. at that point president bush was probably used to harry reid not mincing his words. in 2002 president bush is a liar, he betrayed the country. when asked about harry reid he said the man's father is a wonderful human being. i think this guy is a loser.

it's very very competitive to get funding for it projects we were fortunate to get any funding last year. i think there's a huge focus in the city on the radio replacement project which will benefit us but that's taking a lot of money as well as the controller's office is replacing the financial system that's a 60 that's a $60 million project and there's only about about ten $10 million for all the other departments to share next year. >> and switching gears to cars -- i'm wondering how do you go about picking the cars? always the same model? are we looking at fuel efficiency? are they sufficient? >> there is a collision rated car that's pretty much required . we did look at getting the hybrids but they aren't collision rated but that's still a conversation in progress. as director spoke to you the reason you saw it come down a little bit is because fuel costs have come down so much but there's been years we've gotten no cars and we're back getting cars again. the reason that's higher if it was on a 5-year replacement schedule then you would never leave warrant as the motorcycles require

jamie: jimi gets a gig as a vineyard manager and gets a wine. he was not a winemaker but motorcycle mechanic. >> jimi's goal was to make wines people enjoyed. jamie: while jimi is focused on his career, his marriage turns bitter. in 2000 they divorced. they agree pascal will spend every other weekend with his dad. on many a saturday, jimi takes pascal to work. your dad tried to pull interview this as a kid, right? he wanted you around. >> whenever i was with him it was more for the fact i was with him and he was happy i was there. jamie: what do you remember about your dad? >> i'd wake up and it would be cold and we'd be in a dilapidated truck and get coffee and a cinnamon roll in the morning. >> by 2001 he's head winemaker and allowed to make thousands of cases of brooks wine on the side. jimi buys grapes from other farmers and lead ace 20 acre plot with one vine and hopes to buy it one day. jimi is a pioneer in oregon of a farming method he learned in france called biodynamics, it uses no chemicals or additives and focuses on soil fertility an