. >> you may remember leeman synonymous with disaster after sparking a financial crisis. now it is back in a whiskey form. references to leeman disaster in his new brand suggesting that one of the whiskeys goes with long gambles and explosive consequences. he is currently taking orders and hopes to open up his own bar. >> what do you do with left over grits. benefit of being gluten free. >> welcome into the carolina kitchen. cathy with west end bakery is you are doing something that sounds very different. >> well, it is very exciting. a lot of people think grits, crackers are the new way to enjoy grits. this is a great thing to do. it is gluten free. it is fat free, very low fat. we have a couple of cups of grits. >> plain grits, whatever you have. >> it will work, yes. this is oat flour. it is about three-quarters of a cup of that. these are flaxseeds which are really crunchy and delicious and you are sesame seeds. you'll to three-quarters of a cup of sesame seeds, a teaspoon of salt. you can mix it just with your bare hands or you can wear gloves. you can try using a sp

. >> frank: leeman brothers bank 34-year-old filed to use the name of his line of whiskeys whiskeys, "go perfect with reckless maneuvers." >> tammy: red lobster says sales were up 33% on sunday compared to last year. a day earlier beyonce released her new song "formation." she mentions the food chain in her song >> frank: now an update to a story we first brought you sunday morning during our own version of the puppy bowl. news 13's hope hanselman showed us a stray pig that was found and was being taken care of at the asheville humane society. two hikers found the little porker on the trail. >> tammy: courtney had been searching for her pig for a week. she got calls saying they had seen him on tv. when she heard, she rushed to >> frank: i'm glad we could reunite hawk with the family. >> tammy: interesting name, hawk for a pig. >> jason: he's got a smile. he's so happy, i guess. 32 degrees. the cold and the snow, i guess they're happy together, too, they're hitting us hard. we did start out at 25. the snow continues. heaviest now. and the wind is now picking up, too. that causes blowi

i served on boards, i was with leeman brothers. i learned about -- spent a lot of time with ceos and boards of directors. i learned a lot. i took all that experience in as governor. and it's great. it's great to be an executive. it's really a terrific job. i will tell you this, you can't be impatient. you have to be patient. when you want to get mad at people i've learned something. this is true in life. i don't want to like this one person, do you know what i found out? they're probably going to give me the bridge to get out of town when the mob is chasing me. you know, it's really interesting. you don't knock the pieces off the chess board. you don't yell and scream and blame other people. you have to solve problems. carl, i think that's the value of being an executive. just being an executive doesn't matter. you could be a lousy executive. you got to be a good executive because i tell you, if you want to be president of the united states, that's the biggest job there is. i mean, there's two great jobs in america, president and g