i am joined by scott harris. scott, welcome to you. and what happened to your european business? >> it kind of went away after the tariffs were announced >> wow so how much of your sales was it just a couple of years ago >> so, in 2017 we had about 11% of our total revenue was european business. that's a strategy that we had chosen to help expand our growth since u.s. market is pretty competitive. and then the tariffs in 2018 pretty much decimated that, and we ended up with zero in 2018. >> so have you had to lay anybody off? what's been the effect of that >> well, no. we haven't had to lay anybody off, and that's a great blessing out of this. but we haven't been able to grow as fast. we were planning to grow, add some more equipment, add about a million dollars worth of equipment to increase our production levels and add more people that would come along with that. and all of those plans had to be put on hold because of the slowdown that we saw from europe >> and those tariffs took you, like everyone, by surprise as i understood, you had barrels ready to go. but why can't that p

. >> reporter: scott harris, owner of a distillery, was banking on the row bost marketbohen he ht labelses to meet eu regulations. they can't be used domestically and he says it is impossible to replace the 11% of sales he m in europe. >> the tariffs in 2018 pretty much decimated that we ended up with zero. >> reporter: he is rethinking a million dollar investment in new equipment as part ofxpansion plans. for now he is trying to hold on to the few customers he still has in europe. >> for the past year we've been slashing prices and payg the riffs ourselves to try to, you know, sort of maintain whatever market share we have over there. but that's a very expensive prospect, essentially we are losing money on all europe sales we might have. >> reporter: it is money lost w, but possibl customers lost forever as they find new bottles to make their old fhion. for "nightly business report", i'm frank holland. >> tiffany sales are mixed, and that's where w begin tonight's market focus with the luxury jeweller seeing a d doubleit increase in spending in mainland china. overales were not as stron

the g.o.p. -- >> harris: scott, we know you are passionate. when we get together again, let's not have you over talk of her buddy. we give you two shots. >> i'm sorry, forgive me for over talking. >> harris: we will bring you both back. thank you. it's a hot topic. fox news alert, the coast guard giving an update on the frantic search for two firefighters lost at sea off the coast of florida. they say it's not a race against time. this is the largest search ever conducted on every. phil keating following it from miami. phil? >> harris, searches for the missing firefighters know the reality today. it is day number 5. absolutely critical day for finding them or their boat out in the water, because as each day and minute go by, success of the search and rescue mission only gets more daunting. the latest grid map released by the coast guard shows the grid zones of the atlantic scoured so far since late friday night by air and by sea, which i'll cover the waters off of florida, georgia, north carolina's. the volunteers now include the whole southeas

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scott: it was an honor serving with you. >> jason: now to the escalating attacks on president trump. here's how kamala harris characterized last week's ice i. raids in mississippi. >> this is the administration's campaign of terror which is to make whole populations of people afraid to go to work. children are afraid to go to school for fear that when they come home their parents will not be there. >> jason: here to respond as matt schlapp, chairman of the american consumer and her and dennis kucinich, i had a chance to serve with you and the congress as well. cpac had an event down in australia. >> yes, cpac australia. >> we appreciate you being here tonight. kamala harris, senator harris is talking about this campaign of terror. now how often -- are they going to clean this every single week, terror and racism every single time we turn around? >> i think senator scott who we also serve with, he made a good point when we talked about the overuse of the work because it starts to lose meaning. what i would like to see is for my democratic friends to start to say, we are going to address disparities in housing

harris. >> no. >> why is that? let me ask you, scott. st ready to commit to kamala harris after seeing her performance. >> i don't. i thought that when she was attacked, i don't think she performed well. she was on the defensive quite a bit tonight. it did not help her. >> did anybody think she did a good job? >> no. >> what do you think of the job she did? >> i think she spent a lot of her time attacking joe biden tonight and just being very, you know, mean spirited almost with the way that she was constantly going after him. >> that turns you off? >> a little bit, yes. but all of the in-fighting. but when booker did it, it was in a different way. that is why, for me, booker did a better job. >> is that why you all think booker did a better job? he had insults but did it in a nicer way. is that how you feel? >> kind of. tonight he was more personable. it did not seem like he was bringing up personal attacks. they could defend themselves making jokes. >> why do you think that booker was stronger? >> i thought castro was my favorite tonigh

scott, abc news, washington. >>> jury deliberations resume tomorrow in the ghost ship warehouse fire case. this is the sixth day the panel will meet to discuss the fates of derrick almena and max harris. the two men face 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter. one for each person who died in the december 2016 fire. if a verdict is reached in the morning, it'll be read in the afternoon. should jurors reach a verdict in the afternoon it will be read the next day. this is to allow family members of the 36 victims time to get to the courthouse. >>> on the peninsula firefighters tackled a small grass fire in woodside. abc 7 news was there as smoke rose from the teague hill preserve this morning. cal fire says the fire started around 6:00 a.m. and they stopped itbo five acres. the re phot healy wdeeand ledmo er a whe. >>> well, tomorrow is a day commuters have been waiting for for a long time. ten months, to be exact. buses are back on the third floor deck of san francisco's salesforce transit center. abc 7 news reporter kate larson has the story on how we got here and where we're going. >> reporter: you might remember one year ago the salesforce transit center opened to much fanfare after

senator harris is, talking about this campaign of terror.now, congressman, how- are they going to claim this every single week, terror and racism every single time we turn around? >> i think senator scott who we also serve with, he made a good point when we talked about the overuse of the word because it starts to lose meaning. what i would like to see is for my democratic friends to start to say, we are going to address disparities in housing, in healthcare and jobs to the extent that they exist. in that way we start to define what we stand for. using the kind of criticism that has come forward, there is a point at which people just see it as hyperbole and politics instead of going to the deeper conditions that people have to deal with the neighborhood. they want to make a connection to the real lives, not just rhetoric. >> jason: i thought senator scott made a really good point trying to say, you claim this all the time he gets watered down and doesn't mean as much. >> it's like the boy cried wolf, right? if everything is racism, one we really have disgusting andgoi worry we won't get the attention of the american people. this isn't just about republicans, though. it's a lot about re

harris all had to answer for their past tough on crime stances. was this a reckoning on race the media was typing? dan bongino, former secret service agent, fox's contributor, pastor gerald scottr of the national diversity coalition for trump. dan, let's start with you. don lemon has really outdone himself. i want to play for you a few snippets of how he was raising the questions, especially on this. let's watch. >> why are you the best candidate to heal theia racial divide that has been stoked by the president's racist rhetoric. after the racist tweets attacking baltimore and congressman elijah cummings, the mayor of baltimore slammed the tweets andwe said to the president, "help us." >> laura: i remember that cnn article in 2016 that race relations had worsened, dan under obama. remember that. >> you weren't expecting don lemon to do journalism. i hope you were being sarcastic. it's don lemon. nobody takes them seriously. getting to the real core of the issue because we are conservatives, you, me, pastorco scott, interested in solving problems regardless of the i want to praise donald trump and i mean that. you can argue about the language in the tweets all you want to. fine