we've actually got 25 bottles in the evidence room right now of pappy van winkle bourbon and then we'vegot 18 barrels of bourbon as well. one of those an $11,000 barrel of 17-year-old bourbon. we have the contents from another barrel of 17-year-old eagle air bourbon and then we've got 16 other barrels. we're still looking for selves several barrels and still 9 barrels of the eagle air missing. >> brown: and this was described as an organized syndicate involved not only bourbon but i read anabolic steroids. i gathered there was a connection to a softball league some of these people were connected that allowed you to break the case? >> that's how the enterprise went. toby coatsinger was the ring leader and we had the steroid side and a bourbon side. by working with those and with this case, we started -- when this case first started we recovered five barrels of bourbon, which is a lot. it's 48 gallons each barrel and there are about $3,600 to $6,000 each on the value of those. we wound up with over 18 barrels, contents of a 19th 19th one and we're still recovering barrels. as a result of

more, all the booze boosted by the modern-day bootleggers. 25 of those bottles contained pappy van winkle bourbontars to afficianadoes. >> it's a very rare bourbon and according to the people that love it they love it.e they don't just like it. t they love it. >> reporter: there were other brands stolen as well, so much hooch that volunteer taste br testers have been offering their services to help the police tell one from the other. >> i've had several offers numerous offers yesterday afternoon and this morning already. >> reporter: nine stainlessun steel and countless wooden barrels are still missing says melton, who, for the record, doesn't drink bourbon, but jim rutledge does. >> cheers. >> cheers. >> reporter: and so do many, many others. dean reynolds, cbs news, lawrenceburg, kentucky. that's coffee. >> pelley: and that is the "cbs evening news" for tonight. for all of us at cbs news and all around the world, good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org they don't want more officers stationed at bay area high schools. good evening, i'm vero

. >>> it's been more than a year and a half since 65 cases of ultra premium pappy van winkle bourbonappeared from his distillery in kentucky. now police say they've busted a crime ring that's responsible for the heist. nine people have been indicted for stealing the bourbon valued at more than $100,000. police say it was an inside job. at least three of the people indicted were employees of distillery that is were targeted. state officials say the bourbon will probably have to be destroyed because of consumer safety regulations. that's the saddest part of the story. >>> and a scary moment in the washington, d.c. metro when a man in a motorized wheelchair fell on the tracks. his heroic rescue effort coming up on "power lunch." you can call me shallow... but, i have a wandering eye. i mean, come on. national gives me the control to choose any car in the aisle i want. i could choose you... or i could choose her if i like her more. and i do. oh, the silent treatment. real mature. so you wanna get out of here? go national. go like a pro. man: you run a business. could be any kind of busin

bourbon is big business in kentucky. none are more prized than those containing pappy van winkle. when 25 stolen bottles are found, it merit as press conference. >> you're looking between all the bourbon and what we have in evidence. you're looking in excess of $100,000 worth of bourbon right now that we've recovered. >> reporter: the bottles are believed to be part of the batch of 200 that vanished from the buffalo trace distisry in 2013, a heist dubbed pappy gate. the man allegedly at the center of the crime ring is this man, gilbert gertsinger. he and many of his relatives were busted after investigators found five barrels of bourbon in his backyard last month. >> primarily what we had was just individuals that worked at the distillery, knew the security precautions and knew how to bypass them and took advantage of their trust. >> reporter: much of the stolen bourbon investigators say was sold to people he knew through his softball team. authorities also recovered several barrels of less coveted whiskey like wild turkey. self-described whiskey in other words clay weiser wrote th

the modern-day bootleggers. 25 of those bottles contained pappy van winkle the rarest of nectars to afficianadoes. >> it's a very rare bourbonthe people that love it they love it. they don't just like. they love it. >> reporter: there were other brands stole as well, so much hooch that volunteer tastivitiers have been offering their services to help the police tell one from the other. >> i've had several offers numerous offers yesterday afternoon and this morning already. >> reporter: nine stainless steel and countless wooden barrels are still missing says melton who, for the record doesn't drink bourbon but jim rutledge does-- >> cheers. >> cheers. >> and so do many, many others. dean reynolds, cbs news lawrenceburg kentucky. that's coffee. >> pelley: and that is the cbs evening news for tonight. for all of us at cbs news and >>> this is bruce johnson in baltimore where residents say relations with police didn't get bad with the death of freddie gray. it just got worse. >> reporter: a baby boy dies from burns during bath time and now his foster dad is in jail charged with murder. i'm surae chinn in stafford county with the

bourbon go? these are ultrarare pappy van winkle i love saying that, tens of thousands of dollars worth. ts. it was an inside job, nine people indicted. two of them worked at two different distilleries and they were systematically lightening the shelves of the bottles of bourbon. you are holding one right there. charles: this is beautiful. they're hand numbered so you can see, i love to do it with a cigar, you can't beat that. this is the first pappy van winkle. >> decades old bottles they busted through whistle-blower and selling illegal steroids. [ laughter ] >> that's a nice combination. whiskey and steroids, they a hell of a saturday night. >> bourbon and steroids and softball. charles: i got to hook up with the guys when they are on parole. >>> up next, jamie colby the host of the hit fox show "strange inheritance" and meets a family who has one of the largest collections of creepy crawlers. check this out. >> you're sitting on how much in terms of value of this collection of insects? >> there are some insects that have never been seen since. there are some insects that are thought t

bourbon. the scheme involved barrels of wild turkey, pappy van winkle and even a barrel eagle rare valued at up12,000. authorities also discovered anabolic steroids with the barrels. >>> let's get down to business now with cnbc's landon dowdy. good morning, landon. >> good morning. chipotle says a third of its restaurants this year after chain discovered a supply that didn't meet animal rights standards. doesn't expect to be fully restored until fall. plan to raise prices to offset higher booth costs. google launches new wireless service that allows you to only pay for what you use, uses sprint and t-mobile but only available on nexus 6 phones. gm unveiled prototype for self-driving car. it looks like something ut of a sci-fi movie. you can swivel around and face people in the back. the car uses eye recognition as a starting mechanism. back to you. >> thanks that's amazing. >>> one step closer to football in l.a. plus a total stoppage in the middle of an nhl overtime thriller, where is the puck and why is the goalie undressing? up next in sports. jack's heart attack didn't come with a warning.

bourbon out of kentucky. the group and took at least 18 barrels from two distilleries in a scheme that started several years ago and toll cases of a very rare pappy van winkle you haven't heard of it some of it can go for about $1,000 a bottle. over 90%, 9% of the world's bourbon comes from the state of kentucky and they were just stealing a little bit here and there over the years thinking nobody would notice. finally caught up with them. >> why is it so good? >> they know what they're doing in kentucky. >> that much people steal gold and money. >> whiskey. there's no gold and money in kentucky. i'm kidding, folks. they have -- there's a lot there actually. there's actually a lot there. >> all right. how how about we talk about some tigers. >> yes. >> brotherly love. we're talking about not talking about tim tebow in philadelphia again. this time it's a zoo in tokyo. >> everybody's been telling me about this great video. four white tiger cubs got out of their cages. one of them got stuck in the pool there. couldn't get out. >> but his brother you see trying to pull him out. it took a couple tries but got to bring mama in. mama got in there and got the litt

pappy van winkle. tom: do you pick these news stories? brendan: no somebody picks them for me. bless you, whoever made this decision. tom: the bourbondisappears in the greeley kitchen. brendan: i prefer to drink at the dining room table. tom: the dining room table. [laughs] that is very good. olivia: the u.k., the latest poll shows the two parties are tied. francine lacqua is our european editor at large and joins us from our bureau in london. what is going on here? the economy in britain is doing relatively very well if you look around the continent. why isn't david cameron, the incumbent, the torre, more popular? francine: the million-dollar question, victoria. -- olivia. this economy is doing very well however, it is a problem of inequality, and that is why we are cb polls so that net. it is very clear at this right. it is unlikely we will get a clear majority and it is all about the deal. it is 16 days to the u.k. election, so i would be looking at the industries that have the most to lose or win, and i would put banks, insurance, and real estate on those. brendan: francine, there is a fine thing going on in the u.k. which i do