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kerry sanders checks it out. >> reporter: two brothers in asheville, north carolina.d luke dickenson. 30 years ago, there were only 18 craft breweries in the united states. today, there are more than 3,000. with the 7.8% share of america's beer market which doesn't sound like much, but the brewers have become a $14.3 billion a year industry. >> people are clammering for it. they love the innovation and inspiration. >> reporter: colorado-based new belgium is building a brewery in asheville to increase the market. >> grew up with budweiser and schlitz. once you drink this, you will not go back to the old stuff. >> reporter: at wicked weed brewery. >> this has tartness to it. >> very tart. it doesn't really taste like beer. >> think of it like a wine in a lot of ways. >> i don't think so. >> it's not for everybody. >> i hated it the first time i had it. now it is all i can drink. >> why? >> i really like wine. it is similar to wine in that way. >> reporter: but wine needs grapes. craft beer, hand-raked grain malt. listen to the wine sommeil. >> it has esthers and nice bi

kerry sanders is standing by with more. what is the latest there?er my shoulder. the carnival cruise ship "magic" came in just before sunrise this morning. 4,000 passengers onboard but all the attention on one passenger who had been in isolation. this is a woman who worked in the lab and actually handled some of the samples, some of the bodily fluids from thomas eric duncan. he is the ebola patient who came to the united states and died. the good news this morning is that the passengers have been told that that passenger who was in isolation here who worked in the lab had her blood tested and it came back negative. it's been some anxious moments, though, for those onboard. 4,000 passengers, 1,400 cruise members who were at sea for seven days which they thought was an escape from the real world on vacation and then they heard one of the passengers worked closely with ebola bodily fluids, things kind of changed. some people say it was always in the back of their mind, even though they had a pretty good feeling things would turn out okay. perhaps the m

nbc's kerry sanders has been at the galveston port since the carnival cruiseship arrived. eally is just to give peace of mind to the next 4,000 passengers who are getting onboard for a 7-day cruise. according to the cdc as well as to carnival cruise line, there was, as it turns out, no ebola virus or exposure of somebody to ebola virus on board this ship. but they just want to give people a sense that they are doing everything possible that they can do. now, those who got off board today, some said they felt their cruise was a little ruined. others said they understood the precaution. one of the passengers here isolated in her room having no contact with others. bottom line is it was sort of a back and forth between what passengers had to say when they got off about this cruise that really wound up having some delays, including that they were unable to -- >> yeah. i literally had anxiety. i was like, don't do it, don't cry. >> they never said ebola until today when we were finally cleared. they said a virus. somebody's in quarantine and kept saying that over and over and ov

. >> kerry sanders, thanks. >>> turning now to the chaotic scene in new hampshire. an annual pumpkin festival exploded into a riot in the streets. ron is in new hampshire this morning with more. good morning. >> reporter: hey erica. good morning to you. this was supposed to be a family friendly event, this pumpkin fest in town. they had problems this year. folks that came here to disrupt proceedings took it to another level. take a look at the street behind me. i'm not sure what was burned here. i think a couch or mattress. the street is littered with beer cans. this was a family friendly event. look at the pictures from yesterday. this all started about 2:00 in the afternoon. police had to be called to break up parties off the college campus where a lot of college age students decided to spend the afternoon drinking and toward the end of the evening decided to head to the pumpkin fest to cause disruptions with the cops. police had to fire rubber bullets and tear gas into the crowd. we understand 24 to 26 people had to be hospitalized. no one admitted. a lot of cuts

that's where we find nbc's kerry sanders. standing live on a vessel.big one. >> it is. i'm on board the "emolina." asking price $29.7 million, but for yachts in this category, because demand is outstripping supply, brokers say there's less room than there once was for negotiations. 86-year-old gomez is in the market for a new family yacht. >> $2.4 million u.s. >> reporter: here from brazil with his translator in tow, the bargaining begins. >> reasonable. >> sold six yachts. prior to even beginning the boat show. >> reporter: which tells you what? >> the economy is definitely picking up. >> reporter: show organizers estimate the value of the 1,500 boats here at $4 billion, the highest end ships top at around $70 million each. >> at the very top end things are very healthy. >> reporter: depending on your age, the organizer's voice may sound familiar. >> things are stronger in the u.s. >> reporter: he sounds like his father. >> this is show business? >> it is. >> reporter: those polished railingses may see fewer international buyers, but just as americans

nbc kerry sanders is in west palm beach with more to you. >> reporter: good morning.e first trial, john goodman who founded the international polo club. his net worth was once established and pecked at $3 million was found guilty of vehicular homicide. a judge declared a mistrial. now in this second trial, john goodman is back on the stand telling a few jury, will is a good explanation his blood alcohol was twice the legal limit. >> i took my foot off the brake and pumped the brake harder. >> reporter: john goodman is telling his story again. >> i have no idea what happened. >> on wednesday at his retrial, he told a new jury about the night four years ago when he's accused of running a stop seen and slamming his bentley into scott wilson's hyundai, blood tests taken at the hospital three hours after the accident show goodman's blood alcohol level was more than twice the legal little t. medical examineer says wilson survived the accident but slowly drowned as his car sank if a canal. >> i took a few swicks of alcohol. >> reporter: on wednesday, goodman told jurors he h

kerry. it looks like orman is likely to win. you already have angus king there and bernie sanders and he's flirting with running as a democrat.pendents and three who are similar. what would it do to have three genuine independents like that? >> probably not much. you can hear it in your own language. the democrats would be desperate to cut a deal with them. well, they'll cut a deal one way or the other to get them to caucus with them. >> is it the kind of deal that could change the senate? >> i don't think so. the only thing that changes the senate is the independents in america which is the fastest growing group. until we change the way we organize the senate -- the democrats and the republicans have a lock on the senate. it's a moment where we can examine but if all we do is get our hopes up that somehow these four individuals, say they're caucusing together, we're going to crash on the rocks in order to get a deal. >> how does it work? if you're on independent -- >> let's say you're the independent senator and i'm harry reid or mitch mcconnell and i'm trying to remain chairman of the committee. i'll say to you, steve, what