sam adams a little over one percent. we can double.nnot double. >> here is the most important question i will ask you today, what is your most important labor? >> still the original. you will find sam adams boston lager in my refrigerator. still the best beer. lex what are you working on next? >> lots of others we are working on. we are working on things like a stout. things on like a double ipa. on introducing other interesting flavors. br like a-- shelfewers are -- brewers are like a chef. i can use rows for more chocolate or vanilla. i put all of those things into beer. >> innovation is key. such a pleasure to have you here. thank you. open up my beer form a right now? >> never drink alone. no fun. >> thank you for being here. i appreciate it. founder of boston beer. -- sam adams beer. a true legend joined five albright. we will see what he thinks of the time warner comcast merger and what has him speaking out right now. growing up to be like your parents can be a really scary thing but almost a mathematical certainty. we will expla

>> the sam add ms brewing the american dream program came out of my experience starting sam adams in0 years ago. two things i wished i had but didn't. one was access access to loan m. so i had to do this with just friends, relatives and drinking buddies and their drinking money went into sam adams and also good sound nuts and bolts business advice. that's what the sam adams brewing the american dream program provides to very small businesses in food, beverage and hospitality, we make microloans and provide coaching and counseling so they can take the loan, grow their business, create jobs, succeed and pay it back and we can lend it to the next business. >> for those watching and say, yes, jim cook you did it but i can't. i'm not able to turn this idea or get this idea that's been simmering in my brain for a if you years off the ground. what's your first bit of advice to those folks? >> the first bit of advice is have a great product. because if you're a small business, you're competing with these huge companies that have all kinds of resources. so if you don't have a really better pr

. >> happy birthday, sam adams.ears ago this week he produced his first bottle of that hugely possibility -- popular boston lager. >> this big global brewing conglomerate, and many come to my end of it which is craft beer, there are 3000 craft brewers in the united states. all 3000 of us have seven percent or eight percent market share. i am paying for all of us to grow. sam adams is a little bit over one percent. we can double. when they have 50% share, they cannot double. >> you do not have the law large numbers. here's the most in question i will ask you today, what is your favorite flavor of sam adams beer? >> it is ill the original. i open my original, you'll find sam adams often longer -- boston lager. beers. lots of other we're working on things like a stout, we're working on a aa pa -- double ipa. we are working on interesting flavors. we are like a chef, we are making a dish of food, i can make anything i want. i can use interesting wods, pomegranate, use tamarind, i can use rosehips can i can use powdered

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you see the organization partners with millers, coors, and sam adams, who have thrown huge campaign contributions714. now, the florida senate has voted to drown out the competition. no surprise here. governor rick scott backs the measure as well and of course, the senate bill directly pits small craft breweries against massive national companies, big business has pumped money into the national elections, school board, local school board elections. think about that. and now they're after your cool ones. joining me now is joe redner. joey redner, the founder and ceo of cigar city brewing of tampa, florida. good to have you with us tonight. thank you so much. >> thank you for having me on. >> they're after everything, the big boys. they want to restrict the little guy from being an entrepreneur. isn't that what this is? >> i think it's definitely an effort to curtail the growth of craft beer. it's still very small, and it seems like they almost specifically targeted that sweet spot of growth that breweries need to hit. you don't really become profitable as a packaging brewery until you start to get

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also jim cook, founder of sam adams -- jim koch. they pulled out of the boston st.y parade. we will have to talk to him a little bit about that. you don't want to miss it more "street smart" tomorrow at 3:00 p.m. i will see you then. ♪ >> it is 56 past the hour which means bloomberg television is "on the markets." i'm alix steel. you had the s&p closing at yet another record high. take a look there. up 0.3% and recapitalizing on earlier losses. the nasdaq was down part of the day but slipping into positive territory towards the close him up 0.2%. factory orders in february rose more than estimated companies adding 191,000 jobs in march affecting the treasury market as well. the yield on the 10-year pushing to a three week high on better data. will the fed have good enough data to perhaps raise rates next year? that is with the treasury market is trying to work out right now. look at the has a time between stocks and bonds in today's insight and action. are it looks like investors changing their tune. time for some insight and action. i want to show you the etf money

luckily i like sam adams and england. every other company is four and zero and when i asked people why including the folks who purchase these companies they tell me it's the tax code. this is a big deal. it's not just a loss of jobs although that happens. it's also the loss corporate headquarters which has a tangible effect on all of our communities including a lot of the good work better companies do here for the non-profits and to help make a better way of life for everyone in those communities. this is not just an important matter but it's an urgent matter and i think you for holding this hearing. we have a broken code, not just the highest rate among all of the developed countries now which is not a number you want to have now that japan has lowered their rate. we are number one but the fact that we have international tax code system that is so noncompetitive and so complicated that it is driving jobs and investment capital overseas of our oecd partners almost all of them have gone to the territorial system. if you co

. >> like jim coom in the toll selling beer company who started making sam adams in his kitchen 30 years is skpaurmting with extreme flavors. >> you see people who maim this. we blow the top off. >> reporter: while big sales are down, craft beers rose to% last year. >> for years they thought it was a fad. i think they realize this is a serious challenge to them and they've got to play in this category. >> hindy says while he has been approached he has no interest in selling brooklyn brewery. he's having too much fun. >> you could get used to this. >> this is my life. >>> well, today brooklyn brewery has international appeal as the largest craft beer exporter in the u.s. 30% of sales are now shipped overseas and just last month they open add new brew house in sweden. >> all right. go mr. hindy. always good when you can make money and have fun doing it. you said michelle looked like she was having fun. >> i was. i'm sorry i can't have the keg party going this morning. my bad. >> thank you, michelle. >>> tomorrow on "cbs this morning," back pain is the second most common reason that america

could be drinking a sam adams but you're here at the best western. that is the reason why.before i had the opportunity to come to work for this great organization, i had the opportunity to serve as an army ranger. we came home to a country that is in disarray. we came home to a country that was facing a $16 trillion deficit. my soldiers, like many other americans, they find it hard to find work. leaders were failing the same people that fought for and were willing to die for this country. we have a real leadership problem. it's not a democrat problem or a republican problem. there is an american leadership problem in this country. we have politicians that would rather do things than serve their country. we have politicians that will say and do absolutely anything to get reelected. we've got to change that. just like here in new hampshire, iowans pride themselves of hard work. and the majority of my soldiers come from western iowa where they get dirt underneath their fingernails. the person i'm about to introduce you to represents western iowa. you can tell he is not just a

luckily i like sam adams and england. every other company is four and zero and when i asked people why including the folks who purchase these companies they tell me it's the tax code. this is a big deal. it's not just a loss of jobs although that happens. it's also the loss corporate headquarters which has a tangible effect on all of our communities including a lot of the good work better companies do here for the non-profits and to help make a better way of life for everyone in those communities. this is not just an important matter but it's an urgent matter and i think you for holding this hearing. we have a broken code, not just the highest rate among all of the developed countries now which is not a number you want to have now that japan has lowered their rate. we are number one but the fact that we have international tax code system that is so noncompetitive and so complicated that it is driving jobs and investment capital overseas of our oecd partners almost all of them have gone to the territorial system. if you co

i'm adam johnson. sam palmisano ran ibm from 2000 until 2012 and he is not done.terday he launched the center for global enterprise and he explained to trish regan on "street smart." >> there are certain things that will always be human interaction. there is a lot of study around what is global, what is local? you will never have a substitute for people on the ground, establishing relationships, serving customers or clients, wherever they happen to be. people talk about, no, the internet you don't need any of that. i used to always say, our address is not planet earth, milky way galaxy. you sell to a company him up country, new york city, seoul, korea, beijing, it that are, at that are up. -- etc. etc. collaboration goes on all over the world. normally there are small teams to interact, not always face-to-face, but oftentimes in a face-to-face environment. at the reason for that is you need to build trust. trust goes on within the corporation itself. >> you need to make sure you have those opportunities. >> if you're going to create this global model to provide ac

than one hundred thousand the city would magic dollar for dollar and the guy who ended up marrying sam adams you know he was really interesting was the woman running against him was a lobbyist and for i think was the paper industry knows the power industry there is a the old the remnants of enron you know we're having a fight with the city over who is going to own it and every time they gave her another twenty five thousand bucks it was a huge headline story in the newspaper because the city had to come up with twenty five thousand bucks to match it you know people were kind of offender. by that you know our tax dollars at work and but you know it worked i mean it was it was a really transparent system what's wrong with that that's absolutely horrible first off what you're talking about is taking taxpayer dollars funding campaigns of this ludicrous and essentially no if ever you know would you would happen how many more to go in the george bush yes absolutely how much did we spend on the last two options cycle the last presidential no seriously how much did we spend last presidential and my

. >> battle one, from team adam, christina versus sam. sam is the one wearing the dress. >> what? ♪ life like a swinging vine swing my heart across the line ♪ ♪ seek it out and you shall find ♪ ♪ i don't think the world is so ♪ ♪ i feel something so right doing the wrong thing ♪ ♪ i feel something so wrong doing the right thing ♪ >> okay. we both, i think, agree, the winner of the battle round is christina. the one in the pants. let's see if we're right. >> that's who adam chose. >> oh. >> i hope she has a -- battle number two, team blake. tess versus jake. ♪ i've been loving you for such a long time girl ♪ ♪ expecting nothing in return ♪ just for you to have a little faith in me ♪ ♪ time time is our friend ♪ because there is no end ♪ all you got to do is have a little faith in me ♪ ♪ i said i will hold you up ♪ i will hold you up ♪ have a little faith in me >> church. >> i'm going with the one -- >> church. that was so good. >> going with the one in the dress. >> i think i'm going with the one in the dress too. >> let's see what happened. >> i got to cast my vote for loyalty and

any moment now, nba commissioner ad sam silver will make an -- adam silver make announcement on the investigation. let's go straight to the our panel and i inspiration for "jerry maguire," leigh steinberg, we have sports attorney lee olenick and sports business journal adam kaplan and fox news's brian kilmeade. give me the legal perspective on this one. what can he do. >> what he can do the commissioner can suspend him indefinitely and fine him up to 2. a million dollars. constitution and within the bylaws allows for that. he can get rid of him. melissa: lee, that is not really get rid of him. do you feel like that is meaningful punishment? if he suspended not doing business at work but could do anything from anywhere. a few million dollars will not make a difference for somebody worth billions. do you that is meaningful. >> what's going to happen here, they will indefinitely suspend him and they will start pushing to get the franchise transferred over. this is his last day as active owner of the clippers. they will force a trade. the whole nba is threatened by this. every revenue source is threa

sam cedar host of majority report. and adam george editorial writer for the "new york post."obert, conservatives do get touchy when you try to say -- or when as the liberals say i suspect there's something going on in the conceptual structure of this certain kind of anti-government, i want my sheriff to enforce the laws, not the federal government, and these kind of racial attitudes, that they want to say these are separate and they just happen to live in some people side by side. how do you feel about it? >> i think there may be some element of race that's going on there. right. however, what often is happening, and you can go back 20 years to the clinton administration, you start seeing much more anti-government rhetoric coming from the right when there is a democrat in the white house than when there's a republican. we can go back to -- well, actually, ruby ridge was actually going on during george h.w. bush. >> waco. >> waco. oklahoma city. >> militia. >> so forth. so that's definitely there. is it the fact that there's an african-american in the white house, is it somewh

adam johnson. in the classroom, learning and technology. traditional greeting is a time-consuming process. it up? here is sam grobart.> these racks and shelves contain a lot of books. >> for thousands of years we humans have been pretty good at the whole reading thing. in most places we do it the same way, we start with our eyes on one side of the page can and we moved across to the other. a new company is working to change all of that. it provides words one after another. sequentially. want to read that way? if you're resenting things word by word of you do not actually need a very large display to read longer text. samsung is hooked up with them to give that technology on the latest line of smart options. 80% of our time reading is moving our eyes to the next word and refocusing. if we do not have to do that, and the words come to us, we can read faster. according to the research people using the program people read about 400 words per minute. it is twice as fast as normal, and there are some outliers at 1000 words a minute. after about 650 words a minute, comprehension also for -- falls off a cliff. they want to a

check, sam brock fact checks the president's claim that his administration is only targeting those who pose a threat. >> good evening. he said that on many occasions. now the president has been adamant deportation is for criminals and gang bankers. not regular community members. that's what he said on the campaign trail, but recent reports from the new york times and syracuse university say a majority of these involve people committing minor offenses or no offense. so what's going on here? across the nation this weekend, protests swelled, as did arrests following a major milestone. 2 million people deported under president obama's watch. that's a figure unmatched by any previous administration. >> the reason that there were a number of protests that happened on april 5, the national day of action was to express frustration at where immigration enforcement is continuing to head under the obama administration. >> reporter: she is with the advocacy group siren which helped organize saturday's protest in san jose. she said the president might support a pathway to citizenship, but he's deporting the people who could take advantage of it and breaking up families at the same time. in the r

sam, did it so quietly and now people are paying the bills. so now debts going back decades are considered fair game for the tax man. you got to explain this. jay christian adams with me, a former justice department attorney and legal editor of pj media. it's not -- it's one thing if they find out when i'm in college i missed a payment, right? i didn't pay what i owed the feds. it's not that. it could be my mom, my dad, my grandpa, they are coming after children, like the distant relatives of people who may or may not have paid their bills and taking it out of our refunds? >> imagine it, megyn, sitting at home wondering where your tax refund is and go to the mailbox and get a letter saying 40 years ago, your parents got a disability payment that we happen to over pay. so this is all the government's fault in the first place. we paid your parents too much, so now we're taking it out of your tax refund. so this is a crazy situation where the government messed up, now they are abusing taxpayers who had nothing to do with it for something that was 40 years old. the government doesn't even have the original records. they have a line item that says they owe us some