game-changing products, beautiful stores, then there's brown foreman, the liquor company responsible for jack daniels, a terrific sense of what customers want and continues to invest aggressively in its brands while expanding overseas. mattel. i don't know, not that good lately, but an iconic toy company moving beyond traditional toys into entertainment, publishign and the web creating new ways for consumers to interact with the brand. american express, best customer service of any credit card company along with powerful fraud prevention products which are a couple of reasons my charitable trust owns it. goldman sachs, danny believes is the best of breed investment

a dessert involving ice cream, jack daniels, bacon, bacon, and bacon. >> describe to me your feelingss. >> this is my job. when you hold this in front of me, this is work. this is my suit right here. it's my blazer and my microphone, to you. bring the bacon. >> reporter: the shows take up to a thousand bucks a piece to produce, but they are self-sustaining thanks to aggressive advertising and sales. >> epic meal time is a brand. it's more than a show. we have merchandise, website, ad sales, so many aspects to it. >> are you making a good living doing this? >> yeah. i still live in my parents' home, you know. >> reporter: still they persevere, enengaged in a weekly game of one upsman ship, eating more and more and worse and worse. >> reporter: are you concerned at all about the methods? there are kids out there getting your autographs. >> i'm going to do it. you don't do it. just watch and enjoy. you know, buy a t-shirt. that's how you can contribute. >> reporter: so you don't feel any responsibility at all? >> if you're going to say i'm the reason why that fat kid is eating all the ch

. >> get a shot of jack daniel's and sprinkle you some jack daniel's. >> no, jim beam.u like jack daniel's. >> not no more. >> i know, i know, i know. but. >> get a shot glass of jim beam. >> oh, yeah, yeah, do it the right way. >> i'll do that for you. >> all right. that's all i ask. >> i ain't going to drink it. >> i didn't ask you to drink it. >> going into town. >> go ahead. >>> due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. >>> an inmate assaults a prison staff member. >> hold on to him. hold on. >> [ bleep ]! rip my [ bleep ] guts out when i'm getting ready -- [ bleep ]. >> while other inmates turn the violence against themselves. >> i cut my vein. [ bleep ] is squirting. >> i have a daughter that just turned 13 years old

i hate jack daniels.e jack daniels. >> no not no more. >> i know, i know. >> get a shot glass of jim beam. >> oh, yeah, yeah, do it the right way. >> i'll do that for you. >> all right. that's all i ask. >> i ain't gonna drink it. >> i didn't ask you to drink it. >> it will go on the ground. >> go ahead.

maybe he'd eat the ice cream jack daniels, ice cream bacon bacon and bacon thing they made for us.t. >> five-foot ice cream sundae! >> reporter: but, like it or not, you do have to sort of agree it is epic. >> tell them. tell them how good it tastes. tell them. >> reporter: what makes a meal epic? >> the number one thing, it's always underrated. friendship. >> reporter: friendship tastes good? >> friendship tastes amazing, and it smells even better. neim

drinking jack daniels.ked into the sunset wearing my favorite jacket, which i never got back. i thought it was a price worth paying. >> it was blue, it fitted me, it was everything that i wanted in a jacket. but you just took it. you probably have 1,000 jackets. it was -- i have said this many times on this show. it was the single greatest rock performance i have ever seen. by anybody. it was just incredible. secondly, it was one of the most outrageous spectacles, the whole 24 hours i have ever been party to. fighting at press conferences, drunk rampaging, everything i thought rock music could be about. thirdly the interview, when i played it back, was one of the most lucid, smart, intelligent interviews that i have ever done. >> as much partying that went on in those days, i always tried to be somewhat intelligent when it came to having a discussion with somebody or an interview or whatever. i did my best, i had my moments, but there were times i was really out to lunch. >> when i reinterviewed you for "gq

. >> get a shot of jack daniels. >> no, no, jim beam. i hate jack daniels. >> i know, i know. >> yeah, yeah, do it the right way. >> i'll do that for you. >> all right. that's all i ask. >> i ain't going to drink it. >> i'm going to show you what i'm made of. >> he is easily the most volatile of inmates ever to appear here. >> oh, my god, i want a transfer. >> but now is it possible he's discovered true love? >> we've been together four years. it's just something that happened. >> this man ranks as one of the most talked-about inmates featured on lockup. but now he's out of prison and

. >> get a shot of jack daniels. >> no, no, jim beam. i hate jack daniels. >> i know, i know. >> yeah, yeah, do it the right way. >> i'll do that for you. >> all right. that's all i ask. >> i ain't going to drink it.

and at the end of it you said would you like a jack daniel's? which i'd never experienced before.the jack daniel's and 12 hours later you and i were in a piano bar in some god forsaken hellhole hotel still drinking jack daniel's and you walked off into the sunset with my favorite jacket which i never got back. >> yeah, i'm not sure -- >> i thought it was the price of pain. >> i would love to find that jacket and give it back to you. >> it was blue. it fitted me. it was everything i wanted in a jacket. you just took it. you had about 1,000 jackets. i've said this many times on the show. it was the single greatest rock performance i've ever seen. by anybody. it was just incredible. secondly, it was one of the most outrageous spectacles, the whole 24 hours, i've ever been party to. fighting at press conferences. drunken, rampaging. it was all everything i ever imagined and hope rock and roll could be about. thirdly, the interview, when i then played it back, was one of the most lucid, smart, intelligent interviews i'd done with anyone for a long time. and it wasn't supposed to be tha

and at the end of it you said would you like a jack daniel's? which i'd never experienced before.the jack daniel's and 12 hours later you and i were in a piano bar in some god forsaken hellhole hotel still drinking jack daniel's and you walked off into the sunset with my favorite jacket which i never got back. >> yeah, i'm not sure -- >> i thought it was the price of pain. >> i would love to find that jacket and give it back to you. >> it was blue. it fitted me. it was everything i wanted in a jacket. you just took it. you had about 1,000 jackets. i've said this many times on the show. it was the single greatest rock performance i've ever seen. by anybody. it was just incredible. secondly, it was one of the most outrageous spectacles, the whole 24 hours, i've ever been party to. fighting at press conferences. drunken, rampaging. it was all everything i ever imagined and hope rock and roll could be about. thirdly, the interview, when i then played it back, was one of the most lucid, smart, intelligent interviews i'd done with anyone for a long time. and it wasn't supposed to be tha

, which i have never experienced before. 12 hours later we were in a piano bar, still drinking jack danielsyou walked off into the sunset with my favorite jacket, which i never got back. it was a price worth paying. >> i would love to be able to find that jacket and give it back to you. >> it was everything i wanted in a jacket. you took it. you had about 1,000 jackets. it was -- i have said this many times on the show, it was the single greatest rock performance i have ever seen. by anybody. it was just incredible. secondly, it was one of the most outrageous spectacles the whole 24 hours i have been party to. fighting at press conferences, drunken rampaging. it was everything i imagined and hoped rock 'n' roll could be about. thirdly, the interview, when i then played it back was one of the most lucid, smart, intelligent interviews i had done with someone for long time, and it wasn't supposed to be that way. >> probably not. all things considered, as much partying and stuff that went on in those days, i tried to be somewhat intelligent when it came to having a discussion with somebody or a

on my worst binge, i locked myself in a room with a bottle of tylenol pm and bottles of jack daniels and beer and just not leaving my room for maybe not three days literally just drinking. >> becky: she got to where she wouldn't talk, she wouldn't interact with anybody! she was quiet! she wouldn't even interact with her brother or her nephews , nieces who she adores . all of them! but she wouldn't interact with the family ! >> lindsey: i got this tattoo when i was in missouri down at my training at marine corp its and m15c not an m16 and then i got this one when i was trainin' too. and then these right here i got in okinowa and this one says james ray and that one says rebecca jean , that's my mom and dad . on october 1st '08 -is the date when i overdosed and i was in a coma for a two days so i got that one there as a reminder to not to do that again ! >> lindsey: she is my only daughter. and... almost - i almost lost her two years ago ! she attempted suicide in my home and... and that was the worst experience i think worse than her being in iraq is just sit there and watch that that

jack daniel's is coming in on tuesday. we will get them. >> there are more than 90 vendors on the infield, along with musical entertainment and all kinds of other entertainment. >> there is activity from the time the gates open until an hour before. the music starts at 8:30 in the morning and we switched from stage to stage. there is never a down time moment. >> it will feature mr. green jeans -- the darkness -- little big town -- ♪ and maroon 5 = = >> are opening band plays for three hours and all of the national head-plates for 90 minutes. >> it promises to be quite a day. she is here to make sure that happens. >> everything down to stocking the toward the paper. who said it is not glamorous, right? >> it is going to be a great day. we are your home for the running of the -- we will carry the second leg of the triple crown on may 19. plus live team coverage before and after the race. >> they collected their lottery win today, the group of the 48 workers who won $107 million jackpot. each of the employees has a story to t

people put tattoos of apple, harley-davidson, jack daniels, brands that matter to them.y're doing something right here because this brand matters to them. >> they started this company with $20,000 of their own money. $70 million in revenue next year. >> i'm so jealous. >> i love it. >> it is a real success story. >> yannick, thank you for all of your help with this and you, too, michael. >>> more and more of your customers are using their smartphones to get information about things. here are five ways to make sure your website is ready for mobile visitors, courtesy of mashable.com. number five, keep it simple. users visiting your mobile site are looking for information and service fast. keep navigation to a minimum and focus on providing just the top things customers need. four? don't lose a lot of images. large images slow down your page. get rid of most of the images except the ones that are absolutely necessary. three, design for multiple hand sets. design your site to look good on any mobile phone on the market. two, use an m.dot url. and number one, test and listen

. >> it is called jack daniels. >> i agree. >> fear of death, it is fear of aging. plastic surgery is a form of suicide. it is looking in the mirror and hating what you see. what a way to live. it is a fear of death. when this -- in a really free country people don't even think of it. they are free and in the moment. >> that's a good point. anandrea? >> it backs up the statistics you read. the french, they don't get plastic surgery. they sit around and smoke cigarettes and drink wine. they were not concerned about dying, but one in five in our country is because we are stressed out. we work harder than they do. >> it also kind of contridicts the whole socialism thing. the french they tend to lift to the left. it is a more of a left behind thing. >> it is not just a series. >> left behind. >> i know who will be still here when we are there. sorry, buddy. >> there is a lack of spirituality. there is a spear -- a spiritual aspect and we live in a growing -- we are making -- you know hitler was the first -- >> you bring up a good point. i was walking around willy nile f

jack daniels on tuesday, and we will get them across the track. >> there are more than 90 vendors onhe stake, along with musical entertainment and other entertainment. >> there's all kinds of stuff from 8:00 in the morning until about an hour before the preakness. we switch from stage to stage. there is never a down moment in the infield. >> this year there will be mr. green jeans - ♪ >> the darkness - ♪ little big town -- ♪ wiz khalifa - ♪ and maroon 5 -- ♪ >> our opening band plays about three hours, and then the national headliner split about 75-90 minutes apiece. >> it promises to be quite a day at the preakness, and she is here to make sure that happens. >>. much everything to stocking the toilet paper in the green room for the bands. who says it is not glamorous, right? your home foris the preakness stakes. we will carry that live from pimlico on may 18, plus live team coverage before and after the big race right here on wbal tv 11 news. >> here's a look at what is coming up at six plot - >> -- here's a look at what is coming up at 6:00 -- damage aliyahs hansen told jurors why

game-changing products, beautiful stores, then there's brown foreman, the liquor company responsible for jack danielsic sense of what customers want and continues to invest aggressively in its brands while expanding overseas. mattel. i don't know, not that good lately, but an iconic toy company moving beyond traditional toys into entertainment, publishign and the web creating new ways for consumers to interact with the brand. american express, best customer service of any credit card company along with powerful fraud prevention products which are a couple of reasons my charitable trust owns it. goldman sachs, danny believes is the best of breed investment bank and the muppet comments aside, remember the controversial op-ed page in the "new york times," it's usually in the business of putting clients first. and i think it does. when i worked there, i always heard the client, the client, the client is right, right, right. timberland, got taken over by vf corp., made you a bundle. dreamworks, the sole underperformer in the group. danny suggested we remove dreamworks and replace it with cramer fave sales

the maker of alcohol brands like jack daniels and southern comfort is hitting an all-time high today.t stock trading at levels not seen since it went public in 1968. do you think possibly people drink more in times of economic uncertainty? >> yeah. and drink more in times of economic uncertainty because they're flush with cash they can buy more bottles. that was terrible. coming up -- all right. you heard our sunshine stock. but next, a titanic disaster du jour. has jc penney hit an iceberg? that's herb right now, by the way. >> gm also not liking facebook for outspending. will they be the first of many major advertisers to ditch the social network. is facebook simply too big to ignore? we'll ask ford's marketing chief. stay with us. or creates another laptop bag or hires another employee, it's not just good for business, it's good for the entire community. at bank of america, we know the impact that local businesses have on communities. that's why we extended $6.4 billion in new credit to small businesses across the country last year. because the more we help them, the more we help m

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they make jack daniels whiskey. that company split up because bill ackman of pershing square basically said, you have to do this. and they folded. across the board companies are not resisting. they are bringing activists into the fold and saying what can we do for you? >> are they having an effect on pay? >> yes. we will see -- >> really? >> we will see in the next few weeks comp data will be coming out in the "wall street journal." you will see boards having more responsibility to their shareholders and having a lot more pay for performance. the performance has to be there. >> we'll come back to you in a little bit. i'm thinking of mesa hawkins and sam with chesapeake. they certainly are in the news in a way they have not been. bad day for gold and for the golden arches. next on "power lunch," mcdonald's shares taking a hit today after disappointing the street. so does that make it a buying opportunity right now for you? >>> also ahead, the ceo of pandora. only on "power lunch." he's bringing the music. [ fe] it's

the whole of the beautiful mounds of the smokeys and of dolly parton, and the current home of jack daniel's and elvis presley -- he is alive, i have seen him. our delegation has discovered tolerance for alcohol is very high could be cast votes as follows, two for the jim burns, three for jarret johnson and 64 lee rice. >> texas, the home of the great party planner -- some of you discover that last night. we are going to have a great party in fort worth. come over and see me for details. we cast 36 votes for kelley writes --lee wrights, 26 worked very johnson. >> utah is the beehive state, the symbol of collectivism. where that separation of church and state systems city blocks. i am here to tell you that you taught is a state of diversity. we are the rest of red states. we love our bobble based families above all. most of you believe that means a one man and one woman and had given -- legislated that to be only one arrangement, but utah is also the big love state. homes of tens of thousands of members of another arrangement known as polygamy. during go hat -- utah has the distinction of bei

>> we have a jack daniels grilled chicken sandwich.r version is a grilled pineapple sandwich. >> 400 calories. 11 grams of fat. >> 11 grams of fat. >> what do we got here? >> cherry baby back ribs. 3,010 calories. >> is that this one? >> our version is 370 calories. nearly 2,000 calories, you save. here in the front. finally we have a grilled chicken fajita salad. 1,220 calories. so on the flip side, our version is a blackened chicken salad, mango, avocado, black beans, 440 calories. serious savings throughout. >> this is going home with me, doocy and carlson hands off. grill this, not that. thanks for unlocking the combination. i have bad news for you. i have a 22 man staff that wants a piece of your steak. >> enough to go around. >> congratulations on the book. >> appreciate it. >> back inside, tell us what's coming up straight ahead. >> bring in that blue cheese butter steak. >> right now? >> yeah. >> by the way, brian, i snagged one of those books, too. >> fine. hands off mine! >> all right. thank you, brian. >> straight ahead, rea

danielle hutchins. i'm from the association of bay area governments and i just wanted to respond to mr. jacks' opening question about what else we need to do to be prepared for a next earthquake. i would like to advocate for a regional perspective. obviously cities must be prepared, neighborhoods must be prepared to take care of their own cities to bring those back. but we have a number of regional issues that we're going to face and lifelines and our utilities and road networks, housing, regional economic development. and i think it's really important we look at that as our bay area region, as our bay area identity. so along those lines i wanted to -- passed out an invitation to a workshop where we're going to begin to look at some of those regional issues. it will be at november 1 at ames. i hope everyone can attend. >> the importance at looking at a regional level is half of our work force lives outside of san francisco. so looking from a regional perspective, i think that would be really important too. >> i would say one of the biggest gaps we have is the lack of that regional recovery pl