and it was then both sam adams wasn't there, john adams wasn't there. they needed someone from the boston committee of correspondence to show up and try to calm things down. and in samuel adams' absence, a new person began to emerge as one of the leaders of the boston revolutionary movement. and he was a young doctor named joseph warren. 33 years old, he had been an act lite really of samuel adams for more than a decade, and he had gained more and more of a public presence. and where -- and he was a different kind of guy from sam adams who sam adams was almost two decades older, had a different approach. joseph warren, there was a charisma about him. and i'd like to read a passage in my book that describes warren as he was -- pause the quest went out -- because the quest went out that he come to cambridge. so he and some other members of the committee went to cambridge to try and quiet things down. they were successful in this. but it was a key point in which this young 33-year-old man, joseph warren, stepped to the forefront of the patriot movement. an

is it getting so big that the big companies, the sam adams, that they come to you guys and say, look,er buy you out than actually compete with you? >> there has been consolidation in the industry. it is anticipated that will continue. i think as more brewersries get established and start to grow, larger breweries will look to invest. david: say you get a knock on the door within the next couple months and it is somebody represents sam adams company, look, we'll give you whatever it is it takes to get you out of the business, would you take it? >> we had several knocks on the door. we love what we do. for now we're staying the course. >> absolutely. david: what is the next stage? competition is so intense, there are some out there. what do you do to differentiate your beer from the others? >> you know with our beers we use a ombination of balance and flavorful. so, we're looking for full flavored beers and then, real eaay drinkability to it. >> what does that mean, easy drinkability? for me, drinking is very easy, but what do you mean by this? >> that means all the flavor components ar

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boston beer brews sam adams. investors raised the glass, shares gaining 5.5% and up more than 51% in the past year. >>> well, the recent reports about the u.s. government hiring private companies to do intelligence gathering and what happens when the wrong people get access to sensitive data has not detoured some of the biggest companies from competing from the lucrative national contracts. john has more on the computing deal with the cia that has a lot of attention and putting amazon against ibm. what is the significance of companies getting into the cloud computing business with the government? >> tyler, in this deal in particular, it's a cia contract and just so that everybody has got this in prospective, it doesn't mean the cia is doing it's work and intelligence gathering on amazon's public cloud. this is more about consulting to figure out how to build kind of a private cloud inside the government for the cia. this is traditionally the sort of work ibm would have done. they know about security. they are in

whether it's sam adams, boston beer company, smaller craft breweries that are popping up across the countrypete or buy that product line. are you concerned that's going to eat into what is the name sake of the company, and that is miller/coors? >> well, miller lite and coors light are, of course, our biggest beers. but as you mentioned in the start to the conversation, we have over 30 beers. so if we give consumers what they want and we renovate and give innovation to our big brands and we create new brands like redd's apple ale which we created this year and third shift, and you've probably heard of summer shandy, we think we'll do quite well in the market. competition is something this company's lived with since 1855. david: let's pull back a little bit and look at the economy in general. what is the consumer telling you these days? >> well, the beer business will recover when we get a broader recovery in jobs, and as we get a broader recovery in jobs, consumption across all the economic strata in america will grow. we're seeing really -- david: by the way, what do you think, what do you

he was in communication with sam adams and the sons of liberty. at the same time, almost identical to this, lfs there was a thing called writs of assistance. those were writs used in naval terms in dealing with trade. they said that whatever the king's people needed to do for assistance, they could have. very much like a general warrant. some would argue that they were the same. in massachusetts about this same time, there was a james otis jr., this was pointed out, i must let you know earlier today by congressman nadler, and mr. otis argued the same things that were being argued in the wilkes case in great britain. and sam adams was present for those arguments so he was communicating with john wilkes and he was listening to the arguments against general warrants or writs of assistance ade by mr. otis. what this ultimately led to was the fact that in our country we have long held it deer that we do not issue general warrants. and to read the patriot act, to say that you can obtain the phone records of millions of americans, if in fact that be true

it affects metro 6 piece and montrose sold by sam west west which does business at sam's club. adamike the jeep grand cherokee, listen to this. the national highway traffic safety administration has given chrysler until tomorrow to formally respond to its recall request of 2.7 million jeep vehicles. the last week the automaker informally refused the recall request, but increased consumer pressure has a lot of people wondering if the company will change its decision. joining us is richard hilgert, auto analyst for "morningstar" to discuss this. at the end of the day it's a financial decision for chrysler or is it something bigger than a financial decision? >> i think it could be a combination of both. you've got of course, recall of this magnitude potentially costing the company, depending on what the government wants them to do, anywhere between 500 million and a billion dollars. but on the other hand you've got a situation where the company is saying, look, nhtsa doesn't have the data right. we found several other vehicles that were much more prone to have fires in these kinds of a

adam: sam, if i understand correctly, i think what you're sighing in my terms the federal reserve stopaking it easy to borrow money and put into equities correct? we'll see a pullback from the fed. we're pricing all of that or we wouldn't go much further down or would we, when they start what they call tapering? >> i think when they do stop adding to other bond holdings or engage in that tapering program it will be old news. and what the investors are doing today is basically positioning themselves for when that time eventually comes. s&p economics believes it will still be in the beginning of 2014 when it happens because of how weak the economy still is. the street however is a little bit more aggressive, believing it will probably see the tapering first take place in about september of this year. but you're right, it is basically that the economy and its growth and growth and earnings et cetera is what should be driving the market as we move forward. adam: and i heard one analyst on our air just recently say by the end of 2013 we could see the s&p at 1700. that would sound to me if t

both adams, john and sam. daniel morgan. chaim solomon. >> okay, chaim solomon. robert morris. nathaniel green. william dunlap. patrick henry. we could go on and on. now how many women can you name who were important figures? >> abigail adams. see one, two. >> sipple ludington. abigail adams, martha washington margaret corbin marcie otis warren. betsy ross. martha washington, six. we are not going to get up to 10 are we? >> mrs. loring. [laughter] >> that is another issue. she would have a very interesting memoir, however the point is that there were at many women at least two or witnesses or involved in the american revolution. but we don't know that much about them and the accounts if we have from those who are left in mrs. loring is a perfect example among others are very scant. there are only a few. we we know for instance that there were women spies and we get a few sentences here and there and women during the lexington and concord when the british were marching, we know american patriot women through -- down on them to the to keep them. we only have scraps aside from the

adam and ben. in the meantime,.... >> so five obamacare. uncle samn major league baseball to tout obamacare about the young people are saying no thanks, we'll pass and without them, medical costs will soar. and it's. >> plus,.... >> what you see is what you get. i'm not an actress. >> paula deen's endorsement deal getting fried but not everybody is dropping her like a hot potato. her book sales are sizzling. could this help her rise again. "cashin' in" starts cooking right now.

it is chaired by john negroponte and sam palmisano and directed by senior fellow adam segal. cyber issues have dominated the news headlines recently, and this task force has met over the course of the year to consider the broad ranges of challenges and opportunities. task forces, as we all know, are bipartisan and independent. cfr takes note institutional-- no institutional position. task force members are responsible for the content of their reports and each member participates to his or own capacity. they are consensus documents, meaning the members endorsed the general policy thrust of the judgments reached by the group, but not necessarily every finding a recommendation. task force members are listed on the back of the report, and we thank them for contributions. a number of them have joined us today. we have bob, eugene, thank you for being with us today. many others, of course, were instrumental and i thank all of those who contributed, and especially our hard-working staff. i am pleased to turn things over to tom from npr who will guide our discussion today. >> i am a

adam and ben. in the meantime,.... >> so five obamacare. uncle sam calling on major league baseball to tout obamacare about the young people are saying no thanks, we'll pass and without them, medical costs will soar. and it's. >> plus,.... >> what you see is what you get. i'm not an actress. >> paula deen's endorsement deal getting fried but not everybody is dropping her like a hot potato. her book sales are sizzling. could this help her rise again. "cashin' in" starts cooking right now. >> eric: hi, welcome to kark inin. wayne rogers, jonathan hoenig and juan williams. government confirming it's gearing up to use n.f.l. and other sports to promote healthcare. it's to get healthy young americans to sign up for coverage so it will offset the cost of sicker people. one problem, report may not be price may not be right. young people said i would rather pay the fine for not having healthcare than to support all these people who are sick and using healthcare. >> they are going to advertise. when a private company contingencies a service, that is called pr

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adam: on deck, president obama staunchly defending uncle sam's tracking of phone calls and web activitying scandal what has been a brutal week for the president coming up. tracy: 90 minutes to the close. this rally losing a little bit of steam. nicole petallides on the floor of the exchange. what is happening, girl? >> 15,170. still holding up arrows but pulling back. two retailers worth looking at we'll look at quiksilver. talk about surfing and skateboarding. my kids love these clothes. here is look at what it is doing today. down almost 12%. one their main reasons why their loss widened in the latest quarter, weaker european sales. they have had to do a lot of promotions. they had some impairment charges as well. on the other hand, take a look at fitch fismt. problems in the first quarter were temporary according to bank of america. and actuaaly given a good outlook there, saying that numerous areas where abercrombie could beat expectations particularly next year. they have a buy rating. they boosted the target six bucks up to $60. back to you. tracy: nicole, thank you very much. we'

sam 13 and 20 out of 22. that is not good the average loss of just over 1%. traditionally this is not a good wind. -- a good one. adame falling again after plunging just last week and tour is in the cme and talk about china and the credit crunch. >> china was the big buyer of the battles along with india. but look at the dollar a and the bond market because that is what is competing for the dollar's one of the most interesting things this week was the fact that speculative open interest fell to the lowest level since before the economic crisis began. that was a big reason why we saw gold go up. but the big turnaround is the oil market. we are up $1.45 that is a big turnaround on concerns of the pipeline coming in from canada. the imports are playing a major part in the midwest. with the pipelines down they will have to look for other sources to make up for that. that is why we are up a great now and more good news for the midwest, the refinery cover the crude unit is restarting but the bad news is that uses canadian crude. we cannot get a break. also are bock gasoline is still off the lows right now but it is driven

adam s swickle. i know you'll see him follow through. >> absolutely. >> thank you for being with us. >>> another check of the weather with sam. >> that flooding out ofthe top of the news and we'll take you a little behind the scene here. this is some heavy rain but if you look at this northern part of india and realize it's a lot like our tucson, arizona, so they do have a monsoon season. desert area with heavy rains at a certain time each year like we do here in the west now, that's where they are right now. this is still extremely heavy rain, nearly 18 inches, more than 20 people were killed in that heavy burst of rain and flooding and so this is where we look at our monsoon season that is supposed to be kicking in but just hasn't quite yet. it's still very dry air. the rains on the outside of where we need to get into the dry zone and red flag high fire danger opportunities today. once you step out of l.a. out of santa barbara get elevation the winds are 50 miles an hour, very warm, very dry. today we're still not free of the humidity that's in the northeast but we will have some slightly cooler temperatures i think by the time we get into tomorr