sophie newsome: i think being a woman-owned distillery, like, i come from a completely different angleistillers are men. who's going to make the biggest, baddest whiskey. - yeah. - all right. rhubarb marg. i don't care about any of that, i care about it being really delicious. [laughter] i'm in charge. i can see that. that is good. johnny devenanzio: cooper's daughter spirits, established in the town of claverack, is the brainchild of sophie newsome, her fiancee rory, and rooted in what is now a nationally, historically-registered farmhouse, was further realized by her mother, louise, and father, stuart. this building really speaks to the amount of history that's in this area. we did a three-year renovation. it was full of junk, every animal you can think of was living in there, believe me. wow! it's like every man's dream up here. so my first job was to take the floor out, dig down, and lift the building out of the ground. we didn't think any walls away because i wanted to save the barn. i added walls, but i didn't take anything away. from what it sounds like, it would have been easie

sophie, thank you so much. and tonight governor gavin newsom is calling the loss horrific, saying in a statement, quote, we mourn unconscionable and shocking loss of deputy ryan clinkenbeard amor, a third generation law enforcement officer whose commitment to service and justice represented the best of the golden state. moving along now in the east bay, the city of berkeley commemorated the 100th anniversary of the city's great fire of 1923 by unveiling its new citywide outdoor warning system. >> three, two, one. in. a test of the city of berkeley's outdoor warning system. >> berkeley fire says the new system can be heard up to half a mile away, but fire prevention goes much farther than that. >> we're hoping that we can lead the community and really this can become a community effort to transition berkeley in a really substantial way in a relatively short period of time to becoming more wildfire safe. >> the 1923 fire destroyed more than 600 homes and left thousands of people homeless. a san leandro teen received a hero's welcome in his front yard today. this comes after a recent heart transplant on top of a li