when jim cook started in 1984, the american beer landscape looked very different. >> american beer was of the world because everybody thougt it was just watery and fizzy. >> reporter: determined to change that, jim cook quit his corporate job to brew beer. he thought his father, a fifth generation brewer would be pleased. >> i thought i was going to have a father-son moment. that's so great. you're continuing this long tradition. he looked at me and said jim, you've done some stupid things in your life. this is about the stupidest thing. >> reporter: today sam adams has started a revolution of its own and jim cook is a billionaire. a made-in america success story. he writes about in his new book. you get compared to steve jobes. you're the steve jobes of beer. >> i thought that was a very kind comparison. he put a ding in the universe. i'm just trying to give people a better glass of beer. >> reporter: starting with his great, great grandfather's recipe. >> luck that he will varieties of hops were still grown north of munich. >> reporter: 32 years in, jim cook is as passionate about be

this is about the stupidest things. >> reporter: today sam adams has and jim cook is a billionaire.tes about in his new book. you get compared to steve jobes. you're the steve jobes of beer. >> i'm just trying to give people a better glass of beer. >> reporter: using his great grandfather's recipe. >> the ingredients were grown north of berauvaria. >> reporter: though now he's the guy to beat in an industry that has exploded. >> they have gotten to 10 or 12% of the market. we can double. that's pretty cool. >> and that's the overnight news for this thursday. for some of you the news continues, for others, check back a little later for the morning ne a >> pelley: back for seconds. trump returns to cleveland to see his number two accept the nomination. >>> the fallen officers of baton rouge and the families they left behind. >> the knock on the door came. that is a knock i hope nobody ever has to endure. >>> tur turmoil at the fox news channel. and. >>> "sunday, monday, happy days" ron howard remembers the time he spent with the legendary garry marshall. ev garry was the best boss i'v

apple ceo jim cook says he hopeh the new software will help a long-standing donor shortage, plus provideucation and awareness about donor don organization.gani i thk reach it. my 16 year old is going through driver's education and that isht what they learned about on the first day, being an organ donor. > all you pasta lovers, more than 20,000 people, people who o ate more pasta did not have a higher body mass index. the studies also said moderation is the key here, along with howw the pasta is made and of course the sauce you put on p to of it of bottom line, you can eat your pasta. it's not necessarily going to make you larger. >> go for it in moderation. > like you said, all things in moderation. >> yes. > hey , sue palka. >> was that sponsored by degeorge ohio, by any chance. >> i don't care who sponsor it,, i think that is the best news on the day. da i love pasta, that's for sure. the focus on weather is going to be all about the heat and hea humidity and starting off with w few storms.fe wanted you to know as we down towards prince william county over to stafford and to charles co

apple's jim cook, facebook's mark zuckerberg, amazon jeff bezel and that's just for starters. >> so itss in dollars and cents. what's your take on that? >> not so much for trump for sure. starting on the campaign donations, in the last year hillary has raised $2.7 million. donald trump, $5,395. bottom line, if trump finds the road to victory, not likely to be through silicon valley. >> george bush, when he was president, we didn't see him around here too often. thank you, larry. >>> britain just met its new prime minister. teresa may just took over the job after her only challenger withdrew from the race earlier today. she will replace cameron as leader. the first woman was margaret thatcher. she stepped down in 1980. she was known as the iron lady. >>> they have what they're calling a precedent setting case. the san francisco news is saying the case involves apartments near san jose city college. neighbors upset about the continuous noise, crime and other problems there sued the landlord and won. each of the 11 plaintiffs have been awarded $1100 each. the landlord claims to have not k

apple ceo tim cook sed law, likening it to the jim crow laws of the american south. ultimately, pence was forced to enact a revision specifying the law does not authorize anti-lgbt discrimination. as governor, pence also oversaw a cut in planned parenthood funding in the state and signed legislation, since blocked, that would have restricted abortion access statewide. he was also a co-sponsor of the bill that authorized the u.s. invasion of iraq in 2003. hasobama administration finally declassified 28 pages from the september 11 reap or detailing possible ties between the saudi government and the 9/11 attacks. the report states "prior to september 11, the fbi clearly did not focus investigative resources on saudi nationals in the united states due to saudi arabia's status as an american ally." the declassified document raises new questions about the role of a saudi consular official based in the los angeles area. he personally helped two of the hijackers after they arrived in los angeles early 2000. the document also reveals details about an incident in 1999 when a f

cook. >> jane: it's going to be very delicious. >> david: mom? dad? >> david: look who's here. >> jim. >> jane: can you smell something? >> anthony: oh, yeah. >> jane: yeah. >> anthony: good stuff. >> jane: yeah, all the good stuff's coming. maybe somebody going to hire me later. [ laughter ] >> anthony: okay, which ones are you? are you the eldest? >> david: i'm the middle. i'm the suicidal pirate. >> anthony: oh, already signs of trouble appear. >> david: my older brother is the hip-hop santa, and my -- he was the oldest. >> anthony: right. >> david: he'd beat me up. i'd beat him up. and then he would just cry. i'll show you my dad's painting. hey, dad? >> jim: yeah? >> david: hey, come over here for a second. when did you paint this, dad? 30 years ago? >> jim: uh, '73. 1973. >> david: every christmas, he unrolls it, um, and just, like, scotch tapes it to the wall. >> david: and my mom's the artist in the family, now. >> anthony: so, this is a family of artists. >> anthony: the chos are devout christians, which is not unusual in the korean community. but they are unusual in that the

cooks, housekeepers, bell man and servers are now offer the job. let's get the latest on the job action from "action news" reporter john rawlins live at the scene. john. >> reporter: jim, from the union's point of view after years of losing ground it wants to recoup some of those losses so here at the taj mahal that meant restoring a healthcare package the casino owners today said it made a good faith effort but claims this is a casino that has a negative cash flow. talks broke off last night. a constant drum beat for strikeers outside the boardwalk entrance in a statement that taj owner icahn enterprises as in billionaire carl icahn blasted this walkout saying the union bargaining committee seemed "left lane bent on closing the cass flow and killing jobs" but the union the taj mahal is a line in the sand. >> we're out here today fighting for what they took away 20 months ago. most important is healthcare. >> reporter: two years ago a bankruptcy court terminated these worker's health benefit payments pushing them their president says down the socioeconomic ladder. >> people who are working class and middle class and pushing them down to working poor and that's a trave

cooking. >> yes, good for her. >> so happy birth daze to you, early. >> happy early birthday. >> thanks for the story. >>> now a milestone for target, philadelphia's mayor jimlps cut ribbon on the chain's new store at 11th and chestnut in washington square west. officials tell us this is first and the smallest of target's four new flexible format stores to open up in the city. new store offers grab and go groceries, pharmacy, and a star bucks. >>> i need a beverage when i shop at target, i get very thirsty. >> yes. >> he will runner rand for us now, brooke. >> target, that is fine. >> my kid needs some diapers, can you pick me up some. >> do you have a coupon in. >> good stuff. >> i say that. it is a great day for a walk. you will not sweat it out today with the low humidity. take advantage. big changes coming up for upcoming weekend this morning we have locations north and west of the city dropping down to the 50's. we still 506's in gilbertsville or further north where it is 62 in bet em pennsylvania at rick's house. we have partly sunny skies. feeling good in the lehigh valley, allentown julia at 65 degrees. sunshine at this hour. even around philadelphi

cook. the other day -- when you block china and korea from doing their nefarious dumping, you get a company that can have a real stock run. maddie in new jersey. maddie! >> caller: hey, jimhow are you. >> i'm great. >> caller: i hold johnson controls. i have a modest gain, and i see they're merging with tyco. >> you want to hold onto that. i think that's a terrific situation. when they sort that thing out, it's one i have to keep coming back to as a great situation. let's go to marvin in new york. marvin. >> caller: yes. >> marvin. >> caller: hello? >> yes, you've got cramer. >> caller: yes, i would appreciate your valued opinion on home depot. >> i think home depot's going to do better than most. i was on a call last night which was plumbing and paint, and i feel even better about home depot. i think the stock's a buy. and that, ladies and gentlemen, is the conclusion of the lightning round. >> the lightning round is sponsored by td ameritrade. you know that thinkorswim seamlessly syncs across all your devices, right? oh, so my custom studies will go with me? anywhere you want to go! the market's hot! sync your platform on any device with thinkorswim. only at td ameritr

jim's yesterday -- >> whoa. >> boo. >> just saying. a very good cheese steak as well. >> but what savannah's getting to, it's like heinz and hunt's. >> and they are different. the breads come from different places. they cooks. very meticulous. pat's more carefree with the onions and the meat. got a nice little crisp on your bread, geno. yours is soft. there's a little substance for the foodies out there. >> what do michael and colin think over there? >> they can't talk. >> he has a zantac already. >> one thing we can agree on, it's geno's birthday today. >> happy birthday. >> thank you. >> i'm going to respectfully disagree. i think it's fake. >> pat got you another sandwich for your birthday. >> you have to give us -- unlock the mystery of with wit or witout. >> right. >> but it's wit. >> it's wit on my side. he pronounces it. i don't. >> they're different over there. >> they literally started this whole thing then. >> provolone, american, swiss. that's it. >> i never have onions with my cheesecake. oh, cheese steak. >> we love you guys. >> colin and michael, thank you very much. we're back in a moment on a wednesday morning. this is "today," a cheese steak edition. >>> let's check out some folks who are

jim's yesterday. >> oh! just saying. a very good cheesesteak as well. >> what savannah is getting to, it is kind of like heinz and hunt's. they are different. breads come from different places. they cookarticular about his rib eyes, they go on flat. pat is a little more care free with the onions and the meet. the meat is a little more chopped there. you got a nice little crisp on your bread. geno, yours is just straight. >> what do michael and collin think over there? >> they can't talk. >> these are diet cheesesteaks, right? >> one thing we can all agree on -- it's geno's birthday today. >> happy birthday! >> thank you. thank you, guys. >> geno, pat's got another sandwich for you for your birthday. >> what does wit or wit-out. >> if you want a cheesesteak with onions and stuff, it is wit. if you want without, it's wit-out. >> he pronounces the "t." >> i love it. >> crazy, right? >> provolone. american. >> i've never had onions with my cheesecake -- oh, cheesesteak. >> we love you both, guys. >> thank you so much! >> collin, michael, thank you very much. we're back in a moment on a wednesday morning. this is "today." a cheesesteak edition. >>> let's check out some folks who are on the