to this decision. >> first of all, ciroc vodka is the best ultra premium vodka that's out there. [ cheers and applause ] it's not because it's me. but every time we release a flavor, it's like when people -- when apple drops a new iphone. >> seth: right. there's lines around the bar. >> so i came here tonight to introduce the world premier of the new flavor. >> seth: what's the new flavor? >> can i tell you a story about that, how i came up with this flavor? >> seth: please, yeah. yes. >> because i'm not a celebrity endorser. i'm actually in partnership with the business. i run the business on a day to day level. >> seth: gotcha. >> so, i do things that are personal to me. so little known diddy-puff daddy facts. i eat applesauce with every meal. >> seth: oh, wow. >> okay? [ cheers ] my favorite fruit is an apple. >> seth: okay. that tracks. >> my birthday is wednesday, november 4th. that's coming up. y'all can send me some gifts if you want. [ laughter ] but that's coming up. and ever since i was a kid, my mother would try to bring me a cake. and i was like, "mom, you know i don't eat cak

you'll see. >> siciliano vodka. >> yes. >> what do they have in it vodka? >> well, it's a lot smoother. person making it, he's been making for 40 years now, he built the small still for this, and he uses the findest siciliano wheat. -- finest siciliano wheat. >> say what you say. >> it's 5:53 somewhere. >> to russian vodka. this is my new vod vodka. >> all right. how you doing over there, pal? >> it's good. actually, looks good. >> so you put it in the boiling water. >> in the boiling water for probably five minutes or something. >> and then you make a nice little sauce. what kind of sauce is this? >> duck, blond duck baby sauce. >> chazz, i see you have other things there too. a delicious seafood salad in the restaurant. it looks good. >> chazz, in your words, what kind of vibe am i going to experience at the chazz palminteri restaurant? york. >> you want a lot of celebrities to go there? >> there have been some celebrities that have come in, yes. >> if you want, i'm going to drop by. [laughter] >> you guys are celebrities, come on. >> we'll be right back,

. >> a martini, a vodka martini. and the james bond way, shake it. >> all right. >> more questions for hillary clinton. we're going to take another break and stand by, secretary clinton. we're back in a moment.

vodka. >> vodka. >> vodka. >> hillary, i had the pleasure to have drinks with her. she once drank john mccain under the table. >> drink before the debate? >> loosen her up. zest a funny person that never comes out in public. god forbid you show personality. have a pop before hand to loosen up. >> we'll put vodka in the room. >> anderson, if we have vodka and you're the moderator, just bring a six-pack and we will have a wonderful conversation because i believe that hillary is comfortable when she's able to talk about issues and the people she wants to fight for and i also believe she's comfortable in a debate where per hahaps other participants c participate. even in domestic issues where we might have a different approach, candidate by candidate she's ready. but you know what? you got to worry about the two book ends. you got mr. chaffey and -- >> jim webb. >> they want to get into the game, they want to be known. they want to introduce themselves and i guarantee you martin o'malley will make a way to get into the conversation. >> the interesting thing for those ca

. >> stahl: you put vodka in water bottles. >> i put vodka in poland spring water bottles and i put oxycontin in bayer aspirin bottles. >> stahl: patrick kennedy is talking about how he fed his addictions while he was a congressman. what he writes in his book is some pretty explosive stuff about himself and about his famous family. are you worried about how the family is going to react? >> i know how some of them are going to react. >> stahl: they're not pleased. >> no. >> stahl: they're angry. >> they're angry. >> logan: what have we learned about the holocaust that we didn't know before you began your investigation? >> i learned that you like to see other people dying in front of you, killed by other people when you are sure you will not be killed. >> logan: it was a dramatic finding, one of many revelations this selfless french priest discovered about the holocaust that we never knew before. >> the method that he's used, extraordinary. we can understand minute by minute what happened in hundreds just had fog. >> kroft: i'm steve kroft. >> stahl: i'm lesley stahl. >> safer: i'm morley safer

you put vodka in water bottles. >> kennedy: i put vodka in poland spring water bottles and i put oxycontinles. >> stahl: it all came to a crashing halt, literally, in may of 2006 when he plowed his car into a capitol hill police barricade at 3:00 in the morning. >> kennedy: the tv cameras start piling up outside my congressional office. i'm thinking, "this is over." >> stahl: the next day, he broke through another barrier-- the kennedy wall of silence, going public with the fact that he was an addict. his father was furious. >> kennedy: he just lashed out. "and these aren't things we talk about in public and, you know, blah, blah, blah." >> stahl: "teddy kennedy's son is the poster boy for addiction- - oh, no." >> kennedy: no, no, no. >> stahl: teddy's attitude, that addiction was shameful, was far from unusual for his generation. but his attitude changed when patrick gave an impassioned speech on the house floor in support of his bill to expand health insurance coverage for addicts and alcoholics. >> kennedy: let's pass mental health parity. >> stahl: the speech persuaded teddy to support

patrick kennedy writes of his own mental illness >> you put vodka in water bottles. >> i put vodka in spring water bottles and oxycodone in bayer aspirin bottles. the book has angered his family. >> i told this story about my life which i can't separate from his family's life because it's important that all of us break the silence and the shame surrounding these issues. >> patrick's brother ted kennedy, junior said in a statement, i'm am heartbroken that patrick choose to write chosen to write this. >>> a jet skier gets caught in rough waves off the new jersey shore. see the rescue. >> a new york university student is released after being korea but it's not a happy release yet. why he's being investigated in another country. in brooklyn in 1907, four courageous ladies saw the despair of the poor, old, and sick and founded what would become mjhs. today mjhs provides quality home care, rehabilitation and skilled nursing, and advanced hospice and palliative care for adults and children, but the values of the brooklyn ladies still guide us. >>> north korea has released a new york universi

all though, she was serving vodka. maybe it's who would you rather have a hot vodka with. there was an emission to hillary clinton she came to her opposing the keystone pipeline rather late. she could have evolved on the issue of gay marriage later tea. she was owning the impersonation of her that kate mckinnon does so well. i think it's a damning impersonation at times. it's so effective and sometimes kind of cringe worthy. she's owning it and embracing it by appearing alongside kate and hillary vote a hillary for hillary is a vote for four more years of the impression. >> we'll talk about twitter in a moment. i want to show the other clip of her. again, she's poking fun at trump here. >> you know he knows that if he says crazy things he'll go up in the poll numbers. >> come on, that's just not true. i don't say outrageous things for poll numbers. i speak from my heart. >> really? because i hear your numbers go down a little bit, sweetie. >> mexicans are stealing our children. >> so, apparently donald trump was up late last night and he approved of the impression of him b

. >> stahl: you put vodka in water bottles. >> i put vodka in poland spring water bottles and i put oxycontin in bayer aspirin bottles. >> stahl: patrick kennedy is talking about how he fed his

it's vodka, clementine juice and a little spooky garnish. they froze a fake spider into an ice cube. >> courtesy of maureen. boy, does she know her stuff. that's good, maureen. she has some treats for us a little later. the iced cubes have fake spiders. >> what? >> they do? >> does no one listen? i just sat here and said there was a spider in the ice cube. >> i thought you were talking about this. >> it is throwback thursday. we decided, we had so much fun when we debuted kathie lee's old clip from when she was on "days of our lives." remember that one? look. >> nurse callahan. >> nurse callahan. she was cassidy's age there. anyway, i like when you look sternly at the woman. >> well, she won't eat. >> she won't eat. i've seen that face, by the way. i've seen that face in the makeup room. >> that is just a miracle i went on to have any kind of career. >> we went digging into the kathie lee gifford vault and we found another one. another throwback thursday. check this one out. if they could see me now out on a fun ship cruise eating fancy food

. >> vodka?red. >> shaken, not stirred. >> dry martini. >> oui, me schurr. >> a thin slice of lemon peel. >> sure. >> every man wishes they could pull that off. you can. including us. here to show us how to try and recreate some of 007s favorites. bartender brent. >> thank you for having me. >> we're happy you're here. >> the most amazing thing about what's to happen, tucker calls and made his name -- it made you famous. buy the bow ties. i had assistance this morning. clip-ones. >> you have alcohol to ease the pain. >> i have alcohol to ease the pain. i have the greatest vodka in the world. the first drink, mr. bond referenced before we came on. this is the best for martinis. it came from the movie casino royale. made with a vodka, gin and blank shaken not stirred and twist of lemon on top. >> one shake? >> oh, no. you got to get into it. >> it's an effort. >> bond was almost never sober for any of this stuff. >> the funny thing, if you read the novels by ian fleming, he drank everything. it was

so i went into close it with e vacca, we know ivar, ivar, we love a vodka, right? [applause].? i i went in with the vaca and i said watch, let's see if we can make $20 million. so i have a contract for 100-that i had never told the story. i have a contract for 170 and i had all these good-looking brilliant young man in front of me and they all wore suspenders without the jacket, you know the jackets were behind the scene. they are all like, tom cruise, you could get better central guests. in fact all. in fact all of that media, look at that media back there. look at these people, wow. i'm going to tell you some media stories. so, no but their central casting, red suspenders, handsome, beautiful, smart, they go to harvard, stanford, and i said i want to show off for my daughter. does that make sense? i have this great daughter so i go in and she said dad they're not going to cut you, you have a contract for 170. i said you, you have a contract for 170. i said that's right. so does iran have a contract that doesn't mean you can make it better. so what happens, i tell these guys

>> vodka. >> vodka. ♪ now we're talking. >> we toasted -- >> triumphant return to korea. >> he's a professionalis a must. as is apparently soju. i had forgotten that part. >> pour you more alcohol. >> you ever played any korean drinking games? >> no. >> well, they have a lot of them. >> tony, we're going to let you start the festivities. just got to use a chopstick. hit everything forward. it's going to splash up. >> what? a strike or a push? >> a push. >> this game is called the bottle cap game. going to pass this around in a circle, flick it as hard as you can. >> right. >> right? that's all right. >> ahh. >> hey! >> no one wins or loses. we all get drunk. >> that is grotesque. >> this is chopstick game. >> don't this game with engineers. we got to go somewhere else. >> we're going. >> all roads led here. no escape. only embrace. seemed like a good idea. back at the office. >> next i'll be performing a medley from "mama mia." ♪ baby light my fire ♪ >> tony! >> we got to go somewhere else. we got to go somewhere else. we're not finished here. >> hey! ♪ >> going to the next. i feel like a boy b

no one calls their boss, oh, my cash i had an adult side, and i drank too many vodka tonics. >> the fishept coming. kennedy: not a big increase though. >> considers all that we've been through in last couple of years it is about 10% increase. i want to know how much of the offset by billions spent in greasy diner food the next day. kennedy: thank you. >> i am glad they don't come into work, remember those commercial for chaser, a hangover cures, you you would see the drunk couple. the guy and i had chaser i'm off to go to work. kennedy: you are getting in your kia. >> i am blind in one eye but i have my chaser. kennedy: maybe we should grow the economy by banning alcohol, could we use that $250 billion to do there are things. >> that part of trump's economic plan. >> you could do how much does facebook cost the economy? and monday night football, how about raising children, how about sleep, how up does that cost the economy. you could do that with a lot. kennedy: now imvery dubious of the data here. it makes me want to go to -- have a cocktail. good news, tickets for star wars, the force

ryan: it's best known for russian standard vodka, the second-biggest vodka producer in the world aftero. russian standard bank, his bank, is also big. it's the second-biggest issuer of credit cards inside russia. what do vodka and banking have in common? they are consumer facing. consumers are hurting. i talked about the state of affairs at the bank. this portfolio of credits, which we are living in totally different times. we do not have much people, many people to offer credit today. ago,usly, like three years two years ago, we do not expect all these things coming together. so the bank was in investment mood with a lot of sophisticated projects. ourthese together affected performance. ryan: i know that neither you nor russian standard are affected by sanctions but they have an impact on the banking sector. what is it? >> mostly, we are also affected. mostly in the area of funding. cost of funding for the banks including russian standard grew up dramatically. ryan: is that a bigger problem than the lower oil price? >> it is just direct effects. oil price is somehow connected with inf

here we have some vodka. >> cool. >> some vodka. >> i'm a bad mom. >> alisa had josh when she was 20.he firstborn of her two children. >> they're the most important things in my life. my daughter is going to school and she's an "a" student. he's a prodigy also. he's a prodigy. he's prodigy. i interact with my daughter every day but she stays with my mother. >> she always let me make my own decisions, and that's what -- that's what builds character, dude. >> after only four months with josh, annie looks at his mother as family. >> my mother-in-law is here, and josh is back. he'll be like, this is the best day of my life. she wanted to take us back to bakersfield with her, but that's not my plan. hopefully that doesn't cause too many problems. >> i'm going to settle down with this woman. i hope ten years from now, that we're happy. because i know i'm happy right now. i'm really happy. >> for her part, annie is still focused on leaving san francisco. >> like i left everything that i was doing, the way my life was, so that i could go somewhere new and somewhere different, right? and i don

, a huge tumbler of vodka, drinks on the table there. >> i'm intrigued. >> i think somebody forgot to move the water glass. >> bradley and sienna worked together, of course, on "american sniper" and started shooting this "burnt" afterwards and became the best of friends. when are we airing this in. >> next thursday. >> so you've got to the wait for that. >> next thursday is a huge day then. >> sink or swim, pink or swim. you've got a chance to win a new york drip to dunk us in our pink or swim challenge. four people can win a trip to new york, hotel accommodation for one night. send us a photograph of you and tell us in 50 words or less why you deserve to win. go to today.com. we have another mystery caller >> oh. >> who do we have? >> mystery carle, are you there? >> yeah, yeah, i'm on the phone. hey, guys, hey, al, hey, willie, hey, tamron. >> oh, my gosh. >> i'm a big fan of your show. >> is this a cast member from "sopranoses." >> polly walnut. >> i dabble. >> are you involved -- what do you think about pink or swim? great cause. i want to see you guys dunk the. i want to get to t

. >> we have a shot of vodka and go. >> thicke said he was out o during his 2013 media tour. >> with all due respect, i high and drunk every time i did an interview last year. >> the deposition videos were just released by a federal judge after a jury ruled the singers copied "blurred line" from marvin gaye's 1977 song "got to give it up." pharrell was grilled about his ability to readmusic. >> i'm just asking whether you can read notes. you told me you could. i'm asking you to identify the notes you're shown and you can't do it, you? >> i'm not comfortable. >> that's because you actually can't read musical notes, can you? >> i'm not comfort >> marvin gaye's family won million in the suit and watched the depositions court. >> were you drunk? >> yes, sir. >> he said it so easily and so flippantly. >> the family sat down after the verdict. being high on vicodin and being drunk doesn't mean you don't know what's going on. >> next, the career impact. first pharrell. the 42-year-old closed themtv europe music awards in mil yesterday just hours after the deposition videos went public. will

mine was always a vodka. w in a vodka -- the v and w in a vodka.body with experience in german has the story. m&a you do not speak german. jonathan: i do not. the debt story with all of the m&a going on is interesting. sab miller, a lot of debt that has to be rates. when you decide to buy a house, if you can get the rate, that the push you over the line. you want if a lot of the dealmaking is frontloaded ahead of the federal reserve. knowsussion for a man who about fixed income, stephen major. a major, major call of 1.5% on the 10 year next year. that is the topic of a big discussion after the break. anna: jonathan ferro with "on his own move." -- "on the move." ♪ jonathan: good morning and welcome to "on the move." i am jonathan ferro. moments away from the start of european trading. let's get straight to your morning brief. and megadeal. sab miller for 68 billion pounds. a record deal. rate, just fed jobs rate. -- fed jobs rate. heading back to austria, justley is set to name daily as its new ceo. is the search finally over? -- three bigs stories

. >> i put vodka in spring water bottles. >> that ended for kennedy when he crashed his car into a police he eventually retired from office. now he runs an organization devoted to shining a light on addiction and mental health. >> i am trying to figure out how to move this away from a shame and stigma. >> he says some members of the kennedy family are furious with him for writing this. >>> well new footage tonight of a 12-foot shark off the cape. they shot this on a go pro on a trip off the shores on monday. they just posted it on twitter. they call the shark curious as he bob's and we'res around the boat. >> the more we learn about them too because more and more research. we thought the waters were getting too cold but they are hanging around. >> we have had such a lovely september. >> yeah. >> why would you want to leave? it will get colder and colder it has been cold enough this weekend. >> yeah. >> water is still warm. take a look at this picture here. for sale, billions and billions of acorns i have for you. if you would like to come pick them up they are free. anyway, that is from m

child skeleton are going to their fake resting places, some hiding clues about how they died, like a vodka bottle. (dan blasdel, coroner) what the students find and how they process that scene.". and the timing of all this is very important. (dan blasdel, coroner) "we're putting them in in the fall so the weeds and stuff can grow back over the graves, so you can't walk out and say 'oh yeah, there's a grave there.' we want to make it challenging for the students." "pretty strange we're doing this right before halloween" but until then, these coroner's are having a little fun, "why are you putting a dress on him?!" and making the skeletons look as real as possible. (sot: dan blasdel, coroner) "it is serious and yeah we have fun and kid around a lot because we know it's not real" >> that was chris luther reporting there's an upcoming fair to sign kids up for pre- school. a unique program is helping first responders deal with kids disabilities. and the new chip on your credit and debit cards is supposed to help prevent fraud. but now some con men are using the chip card craze to trick people o

. >> i'm an investor in a vodka company called boutay vodka.t's got a really good taste and it's smooth. >> dare i ask if that's what you were intoxicated on when you were -- >> oh, you are 100% correct. it sneaks up on you. let me just say that. it will sneak up on you, but, yeah. we had a few shots that night, and i was celebrating a bar that i was a part owner of, too, that we sold, and every time i drink, this is -- this is what happens. >> unfortunately for abbey, falling off the wagon will likely lead to consequences beyond jail. he's expecting to get a prison sentence the next time he goes to court. >> it's a different experience, but i think you've got to show the respect that you show when you're here for the deputies, for the inmates, and, yeah, you know. it is what it is, i guess. >> abbey's cellmate jimmy torres can tell him all about life in prison. >> i spent all my 30s inside. i got out when i was 41. federal government don't mess around. when they hammer you, they hammer you good. >> torres is at orange county appealing his conv

[laughter] charlie: there was no vodka. no caviar either, by the way. let me ask you this question -- you looked into his eyes, like george w. bush, who said he saw his soul -- what is he like? charlie: he's the man who is a leader of a country that he loves. he calls it the fatherland. he was terribly affected by the collapse of the soviet empire. he said as much. he called the greater disaster of the 20th century. he is not out to restore the soviet empire. in my judgment of what he said to me. to try to make sure that russia is heard and respected and that it plays a role. i think in syria, he has lots of objectives. one, russian interest. two, i think he believes that he wants to get into the battle against isil, he believes, is t is necessary to join with the state there to do that. the u.s. and others share that in the short term. they want to transition assad out. that is what he is about. he is about russia. mark: you're an observant man. leaving aside what he said in the interview, what is he like? what was he like as a host? what are his human

. >> pumpkin-spiced sausages and flavored vodka. >> 40% of us like pumpkin spice exwl. >> and there's only a three-month window to feel that love. after that it's just the gray death march of spring and summer. >> trevor: i don't understand this, jordan. syria is exploding and you're wasting time on pumpkin spice? >> no, you're wasting time. the pumpkin spice is blowing up now. syria will be blowing up all year round. you have ever had a pumpkin spice latte in june? it tastes like cat piss. but in october. mmm-mmm. it's like you're tonguing thanksgiving. you better get with the pumpkin program because you don't want to end up like this guy. >> he tried to start a national anti-pumpkin day. >> we don't eat christmas trees. we shouldn't eat pumpkins. >> is that what you want spend october not eating pumpkins and spend december not eating christmas trees. >> trevor: that doesn't make sense? >> it does. >> i former hostage negotiator from charlotte, north carolina, feels he's being held hostage by the atuminal squash. >> trevor: how did we end up there? >> probably not very good at hostag

so he would be vodka, right? and obama is black, but, he's from hawaii, so kahlua. ( laughter ) and oh, forgot his mom is white, so we add a little cream here. ( laughter ) right, okay. ( bleep ). okay. mix that up. yeah! all right, now what we should have here normally-- there we go. oh, look at that. yeah. see? this should be a nice thrishes summit meeting, right? white russian. for when you want to get very drunk and have diarrhea. ( laughter ) ( applause ) mmm. mmm. but, but instead of the delicious, all these guys ever get is the the diarrhea. listen to how obama, like, slily throws russia under the bus when he's talking about syria. it's the beginning of their diplomatic tit for tat. >> in accordance with this logic, we should support tyrant like bashar al-assad, who drops barrel bombs to massacre innocent children because the alternative is surely worse. >> larry: damn, obama, that was some cold tit. ( laughter ) ( applause ) all right. oooh. aaaah! okay, so obama's tit was saying vladimir putin supports a