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but i didn't open cure in lawrenceville because i wanted to change the neighborhood.like struggling professionally, struggling personally. cure was all about satisfying me. like, 100%. >> anthony: if i'm running a high-end restaurant in pittsburgh, who am i employing as porters, dishwashers? >> sonja: students. >> justin: honestly, like, our dishwashers are white kids. >> anthony: no way. >> justin: pittsburgh, pennsylvania is a big bright shining star of an example of what blue-collar america was a hundred years ago. >> sonja: when we're looking at who is applying, we also need to look at neighborhoods. the topography of pittsburgh is such that neighborhoods are separated by bridges and ravines. and this sort of thing means that people stay within their neighborhood. ♪ >> anthony: everybody is talking about a pittsburgh renaissance. there are artists coming, there are hip, new restaurants. somebody's making money. >> sala: yes. >> anthony: money's definitely coming in. is it lifting all boats? >> sala: no. it is not. the new pittsburgh attracts new people. but, it do

and i met the russells, found a a story out there in lawrenceville, kentucky from those guys who've been one way since day one. so i started telling their story. told the wild turkey story. along the way i'm talking to eddie russell, the master distiller out there, i said, in his ear i said, "listen. i've always wanted to make my own bourbon. can brew up j [ laughter ] >> jimmy: brew up some juice. >> brew up some juice. [ laughter ] sounds like moonshine terms. >> jimmy: yeah, i love it. this is great. i want to be there in this meeting. yeah. >> so listen to this hard work i've got to do. eddie russell, he said, i'm from texas, he's from kentucky. let's put a little mesquite wood in the back bone of that wild turkey blend. and he's sending me samples, little pint samples, about 80 something over two years and my job, my sweat equity here is to taste those. [ laughter ] and then write down a note or call him and leave a note. 3:00 a.m. or draw some picture of how it felt, the journey it took through the palette. [ laughter ] anyway. on my birthday a couple years ago, i was with my wife,

. >> reporter: 23-year old nikia jackson came to this clinic run by the obria group in lawrenceville,rg, outside atlanta, to get tested for a sexually transmitted infection. >> s.t.i.s. >> well, let me tell you what we have to offer here. >> reporter: millions of women like jackson could soon getei medical care at obria clinics, if c.e.o. kathleen bravo has her way. bravo is positioning her growing company to become a nationwide alternative to planned parenthood, but with one key difference-- obria doesn't offer abortion, condoms or any kind of birth control, except ity awareness methods that many call natural family planning. un>> she can set up her ac >> reporter: she's a devout catholic opposed to contraception, whose own abortion decades ago shaped her anti-abortion sition. the company so far has 38 clinics in six state women can get ultrasounds and prenatal care, as well as tests for pregnancy, h.i.v. and cervical cancer. >> our ultrasound is a limited ultrasound. there's a $20 fee. r orter: but if a patient wants to prevent plygnancy, the option obria offers is ttural family pla

lawrenceville. charlottesville. in there, and we get into some of those hills. we'll see towns away from the coast that will have major damage from florence. >> you said you're heading out tomorrow and expect to be in that region until at least monday you said, probably. >> i do. this is one of those storms where not just the storm goes through the weekend. i think we'll see damage and be telling the stories all the way through next week. >> i want everybody to take care. >>> coming up, james van der beek's powerful message about miscarriages calling for a new name for pregnancy loss, his words for all parents this morning. >>> our big "dancing with the stars" reveal. who is tangoing into the ballroom with former champ witney? >>> is he doing the -- he was doing the sprinkler have. >> he got some moves. okay, she and her partner are here live as you can see. >> the lawn mower. >> the lawn mower. yeah, more moves than -- than i think i got. >> that was quite a move. >>> lara, what do you have up there? >> i'm here with one of my favorite "designing women" ever. m

host: our first caller is from lawrenceville, georgia. good morning. this would be a good segue.ou guys,g to remind mr. jacobson, that there is a third-party candidate, ted metz with the libertarian party. with how he left the conversation regarding georgia, what does he think the impact will be of that? bunch ofere are a states around the country that do have third or fourth party candidates. georgia is not one that i'm tracking most closely. it could have an impact on the margins. georgia is a runoff state. if no one gets a clear majority on the day of the election and there is a runoff, that could mean in georgia you could have a later election in which the turnout is different. i don't know who that helps. at this point it is premature to say, but that could be a factor. there are bunch of other states that have a third-party factor. they include kansas, maine, rhode island, and alaska. these are three-way races in which one party could be at a disadvantage because the third-party candidate could bleed support for one and lead to someone being elected with maybe 38% or 40% of