the titanic, i think people like the titanic. so i thought the ball well, i love working. what if i got him to do for the next year to nothing but paid the titanic in all its many guises. he did, and we did this book, titanic, an illustrated history, which is a very, i think, a beautiful book. it proved to be a favorite book of this man, james cameron who is a canadian film maker you might have heard of. he makes the home movies like avatar. anyway, he bought up the book by the caseload. i was pleased on his tv special that he held it up and said this is the inspiration from a movie, that andrea and juliet. i have been saying that the book inspired his movie. now i feel justified. so he bought it up by the caseload fell and took it around and give it to hollywood studios and said, you know, cgi rendering, which was kind of new white, we can reproduce these paintings. he became the visual consultant for the bellboy. of the people that he knew. and we played a small role. during the filming when everyone was saying it was going to be the biggest turkey of all time. it was go

the titanic had four more than 16. but the white star, the owner of the ship, had built a ship that was 46,000 tons. four times the limit that was societyuated with the number of lightbulbs. and so the conclusion that this author in melbourne, australia, he writes and regulates entities tend to comply with specifics of regulations not the goal of regulations themselves and all too often, once government takes over what was private risk management comes regulatory compliance. at this accident's core, he's talking about titanic, is this reality. british regulators assume responsibility for the life boeps, then botch that responsibility. with close reading of the evidence, it's hard not to see that the tie tanic disaster was an example of government failure. why might i mention this? at the time of p measuring i, the industry concluded that mere compliance with regulation wasn't sufficient. it wasn't good enough. just to be compliant with the regulations. that the owners were the primary responsible entity for ensuring sa

the titanic right recently there was the anniversary of the titanic thinking and now there is this australian super billionaire really rich guy that actually wants to build the titanic two a replica of it take a look at this clip. it certainly is a big plan and mr palmer says he's the man to deliver the money to do it is says he saw to deal with the chinese state owned company to build the titanic two now will be the same dimensions as the original titanic just under two hundred seventy meters long fifty three meters high and it will why more than forty thousand tons. my question what is the i don't care how cool this thing looks why would you go on a titanic two with something that was billed as a replica of the title i mean maybe i'm just superstitious and weird but no thank you i want to move the movie on to the early parts of the movie the part where it doesn't seem you can i get to meet jack if i go here you go there you go maybe. i wonder are they going to put enough lifeboats on this one for everybody if you know that replica of the original titanic i mean clearly it's you know it's a

if we look at it, most people have understood the story of titanic to be that titanic set sail on her maiden voyage, and then on a clear, calm night, struck an iceberg, sank, and broke apart. the pieces of steal that john and i documented say that titanic struck an iceberg, then broke apart and

and then titanic sank. that is pretty much what i thought was the story of titanic when i got into that submersible but the steel that we found says that simply didn't happen. the ceo says the ship broke apart at the very gentle angle. nothing like 45 degrees. more like 11 degrees. what is the difference that night? 1500 people stayed on board titanic. they did not get into the lifeboats. the lifeboats pulled away very calm lee with 500 empty seats. people made decisions that night as the ships slowly sank into the water. do i stay here on board titanic and wait for the rescue ships or do i get into the lifeboats? when you are on a ship that is only bending at 11 degrees it seems like you have a long time to go before the ship will break apart or sink. the idea of the ship breaking apart was never in their minds but that is exactly what happened. while the ship was flooding she started to break apart. if we look at it most people understood the story of titanic to be that titanic set sail on her maiden voya

>>pam: weeks after the 100th anniversary of the sinking of the titanic comes news of plans to build aon what is perhaps the most famous ship in history. kiberlee sakamoto is here with details. >>kimberlee: and australian billionaire says that his company, blue star alliance is already in negotiations with a chinese ship building group to build the second titanic. >> it is a very exciting thing to do. many people have attempted to do before but have failed to. >> while the two will look similar, says the new ship will have a state-of-the-art 21st century technology and that the latest navigation and safety systems. he called the project a tribute to the spirit of the men and women who worked on the original titanic. this court will set sail from england-north america taking the exact same route as the original titanic. >>pam: and their ready to walk to this year's zazzle bay to breakers. kron4 will bring you the race from start to finish the and the craziness in between. it is a san francisco tradition that you do not want to mess. >>grant: is a pretty big accident in oakland on was do

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word began to spread about this guy named duck and members of the titanic stones. >> we kept hearing this name, duck. that he was from chicago. that he was putting out a lot of dope here in rockford. he was just a young guy, but he had a real reputation. people were afraid of him, just a little guy. the talk in the street informant information was that this group run by duck, titanic stones, were trying to take over the drug trade in rockford. and they were moving real strong. >> when they arrived here in rockford, there was definitely a power struggle. chicago versus rockford. we'd have our robberies, our shootings. there had been murders here. >> every so often, somebody comes into power. it's just like anything else in life, you know. any business or any -- you know, something always rises to the top. >> it was an epidemic. it's basically what it was. >> they were shooting a lot of people. >> random gunfire was taking place, a lot of it directed to housing developments in the city. we were having multiple shots fired during these shootings. there was one particular incident that t

any 3- titanic 3-d. lost his temper and struck the kid knocking out a tooth. when police informed him how old the victim was, quote he thought the person was a grown man." kim faces months in jail if convicted. let's hear it from the hero's mouth along with an awesome re-enactment courtesey of a team. >> i was holding my madness. i was kind of mad. i was holding my madness and watch movie. >> kim says finally he had enough. he roped a row of -- a row of seats and told them to stop talking and they wouldn't listen which set him off. >> i didn't meant to do it, but it happened. >> somebody is getting a peabody. i don't know what a peabody is. meanwhile, the person involved remains uncharged. >> we couldn't show you what happens next. >> it is brutal. >> well, it is kind of arousing depending on how you were raised as a child. we are always looking at our movie screen for our heros. our real action hero was in the theater. >> yes. and that was my man lil kim there. he should have smacked the kid's parents.

i was struck by today's accounts of the anniversary of the sinking of the titanic. i imagine how the story of the fukushima accident is going to be boiled down over time and passed on to generations to come. so i asked myself a question, i asked those here in the audience and those that might be looking in, does the fukushima accident a black swan event? referring to its length that has an impact and is only predictable in hindsight, you might say. or was it much like the titanic or a combination of engineering and perhaps complacency conspired in a snacenario where you had a speeding passenger ship traveling in the vicentety invested with icebergs, had an unknown flaw in its hull. our perspective on fukushima -- on behalf of the u.s. client wopted to understand more about the accident. to put in a comparison, if you will. and i undertook that to continue through the fall of september 2011. in the assessment, i reviewed a u.k. chief's reports done by mike waitman. i reviewed the iaea report on its fact finding expert mission. i reviewed the japanese government's rep

number two, when the titanic went down in 1912. ticket hand of poker. >> you find that sort of ruthless existence appealing do you. >> yes ma'am i do just the other night i was sleeping under the bridge and now i am on the grandest ship in the world having champagne with you people. >> bill: can't get better than that the wealthiest passenger to die on the titanic was a member of what prominent family? astor. john jacob who died? he went down with the ship. >> walter matt thousand was in the earthquake and not the titanic? >> he is scottish. >> bill: does anybody in the world care about that question? no. >> sorry. >> bill: like temperature let's tourette's syndrome for doocy. comes out he doesn't know why. elvis presley tragically died in 1977. ♪ caught in a trap. ♪ i can't walk out. ♪ because i love you too much baby. >> some claim the autopsy covered it up. what did the coroner list as the cause of death for the king? >> stroke. heart arrhythmia. respiratory failure. how did the king die according to the autopsy cards up, please

about the titanic. the ship carried 2224 people and had only enough like books to squeeze in 1178 people. yet, as this article reports, yet the titanic was fully compliant with all the marine laws. the british board of trade required all vessels above 10,000 metric tons to require only 16 lifeboats. the titanic had for more than 16. but the white star -- the owner of the ship -- had built a ship that was 46,000 tons. four times the limit that was associated with a number of lifeboats. the conclusion that this author, who is a fellow at the institute of melbourne australia, he writes that entities can to comply with specifics of regulations. not the goal of the regulations themselves. all too often, once government takes over, private risk management becomes regulatory compliance. at this accident score, he is talking about the titanic, it is this reality. british regular readers assume responsibly for the lifeboats and then botched that responsibility with the close reading of the evidence, it is hard n

friends kept yelling and throwing popcorn at the screen while he and his girlfriend were watching "titanic." the 21-year-old lost his temper and struck the kid and knocked out a tooth. when police informed kim how old he was he hung his head down and said he thought the person was a grown man. kim faces months in jail if convicted. let's hear it from the hero's mouth along with an awesome re-enactment with a local team. >> i was holding my madness. ways kind of mad. i was holding my madness and watch movie. >> kim says, fanal leahy had -- finally he had enough. he hoped a row of seats and told the boys to stop talking and they didn't listen which set him off. >> i didn't mean to do it, but it happened. >> somebody is getting a peabody. i don't know what a peabody is. the perp is uncharged. >> we couldn't show you what happened next because frankly it is -- well, it is arousing in a way depending on how you were raised as a child. we are always looking at screens for our movie heros. our real action hero was in the theater. >> and that was my man lil kim. >> you made a mistake, you don't wa

titanic once again selling the atlantic ocean. those who worked on the original titanic looking similar inside and out to the original ship all of the latest navigation and safety systems which currently scheduled for 2016 from england- new york city. the original sank 100 years ago loss of 1500 lives. tom skilling in the weather center how long he these will hang around the answer through the end of the week when they get in here taking a look at what is happening humidity at 100 percent elementary school in chicago thomas jefferson and junior high school out in aurora 49 degrees old seminary school 54 degrees mchenry and the weather bug camera geneva indiana. big storms downstate. rainfall that hit us earlier in the day continues southern suburbs look at the storms over the plains states. thunderstorm clusters from time to time. look at how we said rainfall right there. pretty good rainfall on the way. three times the normal rate of rainfall next week if the forecast of parent pause. cooler by the lake. looks like 75 degrees on

graziano, and we're going to talk about a really special piece in honor or the 100th anniversary of the titanicke a look at this stunner. this is item 177- 930. this is $39.95 for your blue heart drop necklace. tell me all about it. >>guest: well i am so thrilled to offer this once again at hsn. this was offered for the first time 10 years ago and was a complete spectacular sellout. but besides that, a remembrance to so many customers that still keep it, and still adore it because of what it represents. this is the blue heart necklace we're calling it the eternal love necklace. just get lost in the dreamy blue and the spectacular size of the gorgeous resin pendant, surrounded by kind of stars. c13 stars overlooking the ocean if you will of over 90 crystal, hand set stones. it is a remarkable piece. if you notice on the back, the edwardian type engraving that is so synonymous with what a passenger on the titanic would have worn in that era. what it says there is that beautiful engraving that says eternal love. so this is a wonderful moment to cherish love that is no longer with us, or a love tha

a billionaire in australia plans to build a replica caof the titanic, a titanic ii, a great way to travelu couldn't get a flight on the behindenburg jr. there's a new restaurant in oregon that sells food infused with medical marijuana. it's annoying when the customers call the waitress over and said, we didn't get our appetizers. wait, did we get our appetizers? wait, did we even order appetizers? wait, who are you again? wait. >> tonight jimmy welcomes amy poehler from "parks and recreation," danielle day kim from hawaii 5-0 and musical guest lady antebellum, that's weeknights on your local nbc station. >>> time now for your first look at entertainment news. the jessica simpson baby watch is finally over. >> thank goodness! >> i know you've been waiting for this. >> i was get willing worried for her. >> i was, too. the 31-year-old singer gave birth to a 9 pound 13 ounce baby, a little girl. >> that's a bowling ball. >> named maxwell drew johnson. it happened on tuesday, this according to her publicist. maxwell is the first child for simpson and her 32-year-old fiance former nfl player er

what least -- that titans' this up -- tightens this up. what we have seen is we do have some vacant or underutilized hotels that we have been told is a problem and it it would be better to convert them to student housing. we are just not there yet. if the sro housing gets can girded to student housing, it should never -- gets converted to student housing, it should never lose the rent control protection. we should never lose the rent- controlled that these building have. thank you very much. >> linda chapman. i beg you not to be confused by these issues. units are empty because property owners want them to be empty, very often. when i first became involved in this issue in the late 1970's, it was cccd that called me and i asked you to listen to them today. they called me because we were having a problem with apartments already on nob hill and it was pointed out that there were vast numbers are residential hotels on nob hill, which was true. so we protected them. to do what the kim amendment says, number one, incentivizes holding units off

it's done in daylight, in a way like the "titanic" approaching an iceberg.le we're aprotesting the iceberg, we're rearranging the chairs on the "titanic." we're having talks and we're having discussions, but this is far worse because the "titanic" was a ship at night. this is the world at daylight, witnessing not an iceberg, but a volcano which will engulf in flames. >> jamie: some of it is in broad daylight. some of it is locations going on and inspectors aren't allowed to see he. does israel know where they are and why doesn't israel go in and take them out? you're most at risk. >> we are at risk and the whole of the world and civilization as we know it is at risk. the gulf states, the saudis, everybody is at risk. it's that rogue, fundamental extreme regime that requires nuclear weapons and-- >> do you believe that-- >> we believe they're on a quest to get it. we do know what they're doing. we do know with great certainty where it is, and i assure you that if we feel that nothing else has to be done, and that the rest of the world and the international co

. >> tenemos frases de fresas y de nacos, pero que es ser fresa "subete al titanic y undete gueay" >>ca) >> "que pedro pablo" >> "usan palabras que no están de moda" "no se dan cuenta que son nacos" >> la psicologa nos comenta, el naco es la persona que no tiene clase, sin educación, sin modales, fresa: los que se visten bien y buena educación. >> el naco se viste como quiere. >> "la fresa es pura marca y con un acento especial" >> "cada quién tiene su estilo de vestirse" >> "seguimos siendo seres humanos e independiente de la situacion que nos toco vivir" >> no le cambien que regresamos con más información. >> ---los fabricantes del jugo de granada "pom wonderful" tienen 30 dias para demostrar que la >> se tiene 30 días para demostrar que la bebida realmente tiene beneficios médicos, este jugo puso de moda otros productos buenos para la salud. >> hace unas horas, las autoridades de santa clara arrestaron a un sospechoso con relación del caso de "sierra lamar", lo detuvieron bajo los cargos de secuestró y homicidio. >> hay evidencia que lo

the titanic. clive calder says that his company has begun plans on the new titanic. well the new titanic will look much like the original, it will be fully equipped with modern technology. is and wha fish it will make the voyage from england to north america in 2016, taking the same route as the doomed ship that sank 100 years ago. >> it is inspirational, and it is going to make a lot of people happy. >> the new york skyline stretching to new heights. the major milestone for the new one world trade center. >> to limit state legislators' terms or not? that is a question and you had to the ballots on june 5th. if you vote for proposition 28 i will explain why you are not on to get what you are expecting. >> tense times on this prestigious public campus. so why is this power couple collecting $300,000,,,,,,,,,,,,, [ banker ] mike and brenda found a house that they really wanted. it was in my sister's neighborhood. i told you it was perfect for you guys. literally across the street from her sister. [ banker ] but someone else bought it before they could get their offer t

run of "titanic." "the avengers" is truly breaking the mold. david wright, abc news, hollywood. >> conquering the box office this weekend. >>> and there is still much more ahead on "world news" this sunday night. an extraordinary reversal of fortune. the undefeated boxer with the biggest boxing paycheck ever, but tonight, the knockout that came next. >>> and then later, we remember a tv icon, the beanie-wearing gas station attendant in that little town of mayberry. a party? [ music plays, record skips ] hi, i'm new ensure clear. clear, huh? my nutritional standards are high. i'm not juice or fancy water, i'm different. i've got nine grams of protein. twist my lid. that's three times more than me! twenty-one vitamins and minerals and zero fat! hmmm. you'll bring a lot to the party. [ all ] yay! [ female announcer ] new ensure clear. nine grams protein. zero fat. twenty-one vitamins and minerals. in blueberry/pomegranate and peach. refreshing nutrition in charge! they claim to be complete. only centrum goes beyond. providing more than just the es

>>pam: there are plans underway to build a near perfect replica of the titanic.ralian billionaire says he is already in negotiations with the chinese ship building group. he says that while the new titanic will look much like the original it will be fully equipped with modern technology. he says the shift will make its maiden voyage in 2016 taken the same route as the original titanic that sank 100 years ago this month. we will be right back. i'm more of an absentee plant parent. [ cellphone rings ] tuscaloosa? schenectady? des moines? okay. okay. okay. i can't always be there to weed my petunias. so now we use miracle gro shake 'n feed plus weed preventer. it feeds plants and prevents weeds for up to three months. so my plants grow bigger, more beautiful, without all the weeds -- guaranteed. [ cellphone rings ] with miracle gro shake 'n feed, anyone can have a green thumb. [ cellphone rings ] everyone grows with miracle gro. >>pam: and the emotional 911 phone call the emotional hudson trial bobby brown breaks his silence on the debt the whitney houston. >> someo

run of "titanic." "the avengers" is truly breaking the mold.avid wright, abc news, hollywood. >> this thing could catch "titanic." >> it will. >> that's impressive. >> only been opened for three days in the u.s. >> $641 million. and that is the sequel. >> how much money did you get paid? >> that's going to make about $1,000. no way. >> i think you look good in that outfit. >> they you girl. attention - americans living with limited mobility. what do you do when you can no longer get around like you used to? when you fear losing your independence? who do you call? call hoveround now, to see if you qualify for america's premier power chair. hi, i'm tom kruse, inventor and founder of hoveround. now you can do more, see more, enjoy life more. here's why hoveround makes it easier than any other power chair. hoveround is more maneuverable to get you through the tightest doors and hallways. more reliable. hoveround employees build your chair, deliver your chair, and will service your chair for as long as you own your chair. and most importantly, 9 out

very good point to all the stress tests he likes you can say look at my beautiful ship look at my titanic it's great and it is sinking and we know it because your interest rates are at zero and you've been opening up credit facilities it's a great point if banks are better then just show me the money you know raise interest rates stop saying you're going to print more money and we'll see what happens moving on we spoke yesterday about the growing protests among shareholders regarding executive pay and bonuses we've seen that in a number of banks have there only made a difference though now a growing body of scientific evidence is suggesting that increasing financial rewards may not be his performance at all here's a portion of an interview with daniel pink who wrote the book on it called drive the surprise. truth about what motivates us. evidence i mean it's not even a close call in behavioral science that these if then rewards if you do this then you get that they're terrible for creative task they simply don't work my favorite part about that is did you notice what i was talking about c

zero percent interest rates you wouldn't have quantitative easing ok it's like being the captain the titanic and saying the ships fire and you have a zillion water pumps pumping water out of your busted up hole twenty four seven ok yeah your sim your ship your ship is sinking the only reason that it's afloat is because you've got emergency lines on the water oh the reverse is true in the banking system you have emergency liquidity facilities pumping money in you have interest rates at zero ok the economy is on life support so then very good point all the stress has he likes to say look at my beautiful ship look at my titanic it's great and it is sinking yeah and we know it because your interest rates are at zero and you've been opening up credit facilities it's a great point if banks are better then just show me the money you know raise interest rates stop saying you're going to print more money and we'll see what happens moving on we spoke yesterday about the growing protests among shareholders regarding executive pay and bonuses and you see that a number of banks have not only made a diffe

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four stars for titanic 3 d. the avengers gets three stars. i think like a man, 3 stars for that. -- very nice for the masterpiece theater set. the five-year engagement get three stars. 3 stars for american reunion cavan in the woods, 2.5. two stars for the ravens. one star for safe. one star for the lucky ones prepared. i am arch campbell, abc 7 entertainment. >> not safe, you are

the only crime is they were all watching "titanic 3d."f in to cnn. >> eric: another crime. you claim to be a yellow belt in karate, but i know the yellow belt with the blue shoes. >> greg: i'm not really. >> kimberly: we knew that. >> greg: kidding. did the guy do something wrong? i guess you can't hit a kid. >> andrea: technically you can't. in his defense snore -- >> eric: technicall technicallyi guess? >> andrea: it was a dark movie theater. >> greg: it could have been a four-foot tall body builder. >> andrea: it could have been you. >> eric: my gosh. what are you talking about? he is ten! can you imagine if you're the father of the 10-year-old watching a 21 -- >> greg: the father should have told the kid to pipe down this is a public place. >> andrea: i behave more like the children in movie theaters, so when some kid is loud, i go rat on them. i go to the usher. excuse me in row seven there a s a kid being very, very loud. >> kimberly: right. >> bob: let's start with what it look like in movie line. all the guys, it doesn't matter wh

titanic 2. a billionaire has come up with this idea.erstitious to go on it given what happened the first time around. it's interesting idea. don't you think? >> dana: i would go for it. i'd rather wear my yofa pants. >> eric: would you do if you were invited to dinner? >> dana: titanic dinner? yes. >> greg: she is lonely. >> dana: shut up! >> kimberly: don't make fun of people's psycholodge problepsychologicproblems. >> bob: the melvins are on tour. king bzo is regular on "red eye." show the tour schedule. go see the melvins. in their third decade. bob, youove the melvins. >> bob: i don't especially know who they are. >> eric: dana? >> dana: i want to point out that on friday, over the last week, president bush held his second annual wounded warrior ride. this was him. we have a -- this is him dancing with the first woman to be injured in iraq. she sacrificed her leg and dancing with president bush at the event afterwards. her name is melissa stockwell. our own dr. seigel got to go riding with president bush on that ride. did a piece ab

most of the proposal i boos the democrats they want to rearrange the titanic.he narrative we need in this country. not more reform we need to restructure these programs. if we do not restructure medicare, medicaid and social security. restructure. we have to change the way it is administered so people will take more ownership in the benefits they get. if we don't restructure them this nation is financially doomed. >> we are not. i object very strongly to your analogy. we are not on the titanic at all. >> (talking over one another) >> one at a time. >> not only do we have the disaster he is talking about. we have resources. >> in my age group which is mid 20s we all have this overwhelming feeling and my conservative and liberal friends feel we will not have social security and will not have things promised to us. the answer is not to keep going on the same path we are going on for the past 30 years or 40 years or 50 years. needs to spring structure to what's hap to go allow people to have the kinds of security that you when when you were my age. it's not fair to

most of the proposal i boos the democrats they want to rearrange the titanic. the narrative we need in this country. not more reform we need to restructure these programs. if we do not restructure medicare, medicaid and social security. restructure. we have to change the way it is administered so people will take more ownership in the benefits they get. if we don't restructure them this nation is financially doomed. >> we are not. i object very strongly to your analogy. we are not on the titanic at all. >> (talking over one another) >> one at a time. >> not only do we have the disaster he is talking about. we have resources. >> in my age group which is mid 20s we all have this overwhelming feeling and my conservative and liberal friends feel we will not have social security and will not have things promised to us. the answer is not to keep going on the same path we are going on for the past 30 years or 40 years or 50 years. needs to spring structure to what's hap to go allow people to have the kinds of security that you when when you were my age. it's not fair

with "titanic 3-d," by the way. did you see the 3-d version or no?at all. >> oh yeah. >> jimmy: it's not like that. it's actually good fun 3-d. and good stuff. i want to talk about "hatfields and mccoys." i'm so excited about this. >> yeah, me too. >> jimmy: this looks good. a good western. you and kevin costner. do you want to explain what the mini-series -- >> "hatfields and mccoys" the famous feuding families of eastern kentucky and west virginia. they've had a falling out after the civil war. and they are kind of known, they are famous for killing each other. and here we are, a hundred years later, we're still telling the story. they have made a lot of different movies over the years of it. but i got a call from kevin costner that he was going to produce it and star as hatfield and he was looking for somebody to be mccoy. >> jimmy: come on. that's perfect. i mean, bill paxton and kevin costner. i'm there, man. i'm in. i'm there. [ cheers and applause ] it's going to be good. i'm excited about this. you shot this in -- where, you shot this in -- >

the gap compared to the question titan's dramatically. >> the head of j.p. morgan will be in the hot seat next month. jamie dimon is scheduled to testify on june 7. lawmakers want to know more about how the nation's largest bank manage to lose more than $2 billion in a matter of weeks. regulators are also investigating the lawsuit. >> still to come, a memorial day tradition and heading to the d.c. area. rolling thunder is in town. >> if you are going to use mentor over the weekend, lines that could see some major delays. >> writing ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] for our families... our neighbors... and our communities... america's beverage companies have created a wide range of new choices. developing smaller portion sizes and more low- & no-calorie beverages... adding clear cacalorie labels so you know exactly what you're choosing... and in schools, repeplacing full-calorie soft drinks with lower-calorie options. with more choices and fewer calories, america's beverage companies are delivering. >> we continue with a rare look inside the lives and work of the emerge