whiskey comes from a gaelic word that means water of life. andrew has no doubts that scotland has all that needs to survive. >> stop and should be independent because it is a great little country. we have you need resources. we have oil, gas, coal, whiskey. why should all of this and go to support other countries? >> scotland's first minister is an ardent fan of scottish whisky and independence. right now, there is no clear majority in the country in favor of that. a referendum on independence is planned. the government has not specify a date. he is trying to counter people's doubts. they talk -- talk of independence from the u.k. would drive investors out of scotland. he recently opened a new centers for online retailers. >> that will give us one of the most successful and prosperous countries in the world. >> scotland already has many freedoms. annual u.k. government spending amounts to about 10,000 pounds per capita in itspending as opposed to 8000 in england. they subsidized free health care and tuition for scottish residence. students fr

so -- a whiskey sour, right?what does that mean? what's a whiskey sauerkraut? >> okay, so, lemon juice, and sugar, and whiskey, and then, of course, sauerkraut juice, right? >> jimmy: so out of a can, sauerkraut juice. >> because there's just not enough cocktails with sauerkraut juice. [ light laughter ] so we need to -- >> jimmy: so wait, it's whiskey -- say it again. >> whiskey, lemon juice, sugar, sauerkraut juice. you look frightened, a little bit scared perhaps. >> jimmy: no, no, i just don't normally order whiskey sauerkraut. >> and of course a picked brussels sprout instead of a cherry, right? cheers. >> jimmy: hey it works. >> pretty good, right? >> jimmy: how do you do these weird -- >> sauerkraut's salty, it works with the lemon and the sugar. >> jimmy: how do you come up with these inventions? i would never think to put sauerkraut -- well, i would. [ laughter ] >> i've never done it before, this is the first time. >> jimmy: not sober i wouldn't. [ light laughter ] >> so that's our drink. >> jimmy: i'll

it claims they've been passing off as an indian whiskey as the genuine article.ourt today ruled that in addition to dropping the term scorch whiskey from their labels and advertising, the distillery is no longer allowed to use the name glenn mon, because it's kpon fused with traditional scorch whiskey that uses glenn in their names. their director of legal affairs, glenn barkley said we're pleases the judge recognizes our concerns in this case, through a temporary injunction. the defendants have indirectly misled the general public using the word glenmont. better watch out, you're going to be late for french if you keep acting like that. >>> that brings us to tonight's number which is 17. that is the age of this single malt scorch whiskey. it was borrowed from our executive producer. at any rate, that is the age of the scorch whiskey, we will open it later on with two glasses. >>> a strange development meantime, in the upcoming corruption trial of john edwards. he fathered a child out of wedlock, and used campaign funds to cover up an affair with real hunter. his

he was given whiskey and he talked to sandusky about his life and how he ended up at the second mile and then he was assaulted before jerry sandusky took him back to the dorms. >> we know jerry sandusky has a number of charges against him already. with these new claims about sandusky, will additional charges be pressed against him, sara? >> don, that's hard to say. you know, there have been, by my account, five people have come forward since the initial charges were filed and made public allegations against jerry sandusky. they are, the majority of them, as far as we know, have also talked to the attorney general's office and given statements to police. however, it's hard to know if they are, if they are actually going to lead to charges. i think that next week when we get to that preliminary hearing we'll know a lot more because we'll know if, you know, if jerry sandusky's attorneys say they'll definitely have that hearing. if more charges come, will they have another one down the line? you know, those are things that i think we'll know a better idea next week. >> sara ganim, thank

>> i don't know, whiskey? >> reporter: how difficult was it, as a father, when she had to testify? her everything's going to be all right. i couldn't just take her out of that room. >> reporter: weimer contends no matter how much he tries to explain that night, he can't seem to get past all the bald press. >> i'm not a bad father. my daughter's the only one that matters. >> reporter: and to this day, weimer defends teaching his daughter how to drive. he says he, too, was taught to drive at a very young age. why should his daughter be treated any different? >> i grew up on a 22-acre farm. that's how you got around, was a car, when you were a kid. >> reporter: clearly, there are plenty of parents who think there's nothing wrong with teaching their underage children how to drive. keeping it off public streets to avoid trouble. >> driving the truck. awesome! >> reporter: proud enough that junior is behind the wheel, they post videos on youtube for millions to see. everyone joking on this video about the two brothers, 9 and 7 years old, maneuvering through a junk yard. >> shane, don't p

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the football building and into an office in that football building where jerry sandusky gave him whiskey, started talking to him about his life and then molested him before taking him back to the camp. >> sandusky is charged with 40 counts of child sex abuse involving eight other young boys over a 15-year plan. preliminary hearing has been set for tuesday. sandusky's denied the charges and only has admitted to horsing around with the boys. >>> former illinois governor rod blagojevich will find out how long he's going away today. blago was convicted on political corruption charges including trying to sell president obama's former senate seat. he still hasn't admitted to the shakedown scheme. they want him to serve 15 to 20 years. his lawyers asked for mercy saying that blagojevich was a pawn of his advisers. >>> we're now inside a month until the iowa caucuses. new cnn polls will be out in just a few hours showing where the republican candidates stand and if they're like the others, they will show that newt gingrich is dominating nationally and in key primary states, despite his double di

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whiskey and bourbon... were his choice. after he got his glass, he's come and he'd tuck me in.d ask me about my day. then he'd, uh, he'd move his hands up my leg. told me everything was gonna be ok. it was never ok. 20 bucks... i'll let you have a taste. oh, you got a deal. i'd just bury my head into my pillow and wait until it was over. and when he was done, i'd just lie there quietly. ohh! [moaning] [moaning] [applause] it's nice of you to share with us, ray. what step have you gotten to? 7. the same age i was when he did that to me. well, it's time for you to do 8 and 9. have you admitted your shortcomings? this wasn't my fault. but you've let this one incident dictate your whole life. i was a kid. i know, ray. but until you let this go, you will always be a victim to the bottle. [echoing] to the bottle, to the bottle, to the bottle... screw you and your bottle. [screaming] [groaning] what happened to him? he got fresh with me. whoo! [tires squealing] [laughs and whoops] [tires squealing] shop kmart and get after christmas prices now... at the christmas blowout sale! buy one

she had this huge tumbler of whiskey. it's uncanny, she looks like her, and speaks like her. that's exactly how margaret thatcher really speak. >> meryl transformed into her. ronald reagan sent alexander haig to buy her off the falklands. you do not need to do this, keep it peaceful, and we'll cut a deal. that's the turning point for reagan, he had such incredible respect. in a charming way, she showed alexander haig the door. >> i met her a few times. i've written something about her she didn't like, it was about some economic policy she had. she came up and began jabbing me with her bony finger really hard. listen to me, young man. boom, boom, boom. she had this huge tumbler of whiskey. she'll slug it back, bang you with her fingers, very churchillian i always thought. >> and she lasted longer than churchill. the great thing before -- and the research is, the name the iron lady -- it came from the red army newspaper because she made a speech that was anti-soviet. >> that's right. >> so they called her the iron lady. the

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. >> there was a half bottle of whiskey, a broken fan and trash. >> going to cost me money to dump kurt unloads his $10 loss. he finds someone's wedding decorations and family photos, then a nice little nugget. >> this is worth $30, $40 maybe. >> a chinese art work. fetching something at the flea market. under law, renters must be 14 days delinquent on rent and notified by the storage house owner before they can go up for auction. one more note. bidders who ended up with personal item was family photos say they try to find owners to return them. >> i love that show, i watch the storage wars. >> you can make money, right? >> apparently so. >> it was warm, almost hot today. >> there is temperatures close to 80 degrees, and those winds, northeastern winds that brought windy conditions are responsible for the warmth today. towards downtown san francisco, you can see skies are clear. there is another live picture from our east bay hills camera. there are some other wind gusts in the area. and there is most areas dropped off below 20. and here are the current wind speeds. there are thing that

burnside decided to boost their routes by issuing whiskey and the army was both drunk and bog down and it deteriorated into an absolute mess. became known to historians as the mud march. the reason is a new york times reporter sent back a story. burnside was helpless. they were bogged down and drunk. burnside wanted to have him arrested and shot. here we have a first confrontation between generals in the field and the reporters who are there to watch what is going on. there is that tension that continues to exist throughout the war. sherman in particular was very in tolerant of reporters in his ranks. grant much more tolerant. there was an occasion in did 1864 campaign when grant was sitting by his headquarters and his general came and said we need to arrest williams went and who has issued a report in the new york times that says this and grant said i read his story. it is remarkably accurate. stories from the west took longer. one of the good things about reporting in the civil war is armies began dragging telegraph wire behind them as they move. the story is not quite in real time b

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everything from whiskey to marijuana. kron4's reggie kumar tells us how authorities discovered it all. >> reporter: were are authorities confiscated a lot of drugs, mostly marijuana, and alcohol from students who ranged in age from 15 to 20 years old. 2 first of them left the bay -- 250 of them left the bay area. this is video of last year's trip on the website. the large group travelled along interstate 80 and stopped at this plaza in nevada to eat, when a clerk called 911 after noticing some of the teens smoking pot. outside five of the buses they had been riding in most of the day. these are pictures of the buses. nevada police chief don zumwalt says they decided not to make any arrests >> i got an opportunity then to take the microphone on each bus and i told them, i said, i hope you -- you're probably mad at me now, but maybe you'll thank me later that you weren't skiing down a slope in one of these resorts, stoned out of your mind, and crash and burn and get hurt or die. >> we decided since it was dealing with over

kind of a strong, whiskey aroma.ferments good, gets good and hot. then they sell it for bags of chips, or significant met smokes or cold drinks or whatever they can get for it. that's how they make their little living in here. just to survive. >> there are ways to make legitimate money at holman. here at the tag plant, inmates make license plates and are paid 30 cents an hour. prisoners can spend their hard-earned cash on food items in holman's sandwich stores. >> i buy candy, cokes, zoo zoos, wham whams, honeybuns. i crave honey buns. i buy honey buns. >> we have our jumbo honey buns, we got the blueberry and we got the butterhorn. >> i can't buy no wine. i can't buy no kind of alcohol, nothing like that. >> armen power received a life sentence for auto theft after threatening to kill his trial judge. >> i told him to kiss my [ bleep ] i ain't going to take that, i'm going to kill him. and i jumped for him. and they jumped me. police got me walking me upstairs laughing at me. saying, i ain't never seen nobody short

i remember, she had this huge tumbler of whiskey.nk whiskey out of these absolutely enormous tumblers. huge great thing. and she'd slug it back, bang you with her fingers, very churchillian, i always thought. she was the nearest thing to a female churchill. >> and she lasted longer than churchill. but the great thing about -- in the research is the name the iron lady. the name the iron lady came from the red army newspaper because she made a speech that was anti-soviet. >> that's right. >> so they called her the iron lady. and the great thing about margaret thatcher was it was meant as an insult. from the russians. >> she loved it. >> she loved the name. >> of course. >> she sent a letter back to them saying, i totally approve, the iron lady. >> very quickly, on marilyn, another incredible performance. michelle williams. she really does become marilyn. what did you think of her? >> listen, that's a sexy, fun, entertaining movie. and i'm really proud of it. we found a small piece of british history. a 23-year-old boy, i'm sure you'd l

. >> he was then give an glass of whiskey, which he was asked to consume and there after, mr.andusky performed a sexual act on him. >> reporter: ammaendola was not asked about the new accusation but wouldn't be surprised if the list of accusers grow and not because of anything but potential payout. >> i can think of many reason is in regard to second mile and obviously penn state has unlimited resources. why do people lie? >> reporter: one of so many questions. >> how many more children do you expect to come forward, jerry? >> reporter: along with the concern and controversy. >>> tonight, we know the identity of the gunman who shot and killed a virginia tech police officer but we still don't know why he did it. 22-year-old ross ashley shot police officer david krause yesterday during what's a routine traffic stop. ashley went into a parking lot and killed himself. he was a student at nearby university and had no known contact with officer krause before the shooting. that means ashley's motive remains a mystery. today, the campus held a vigil to honor the officer. >>> sacrament

the football building and into an office in that football building where jerry sandusky gave him whiskeyarted to talking to him about his life, and molested him before taking him back to the camp. >> the camp, was he from second mile? >> right. he was a second mile child, and that's consistent with all of the other accusations, all of the other accusers have also been second mile children. the grand jurors put in their report that they believe jerry sandusky started that charity, the second mile to get access to kids. >> sarah. the story, given the alcohol involvement, too. let's bring in cnn legal corporate paul callan here, the fact that there was whisky involved, giving whiskey to a 12-year-old boy strikes me even more than just the fact itself. explain how this happens when another accuser comes forward. >> it's not uncommon at all in these child abuse cases. i think we're up to 13 claimed victims in this case. people get the courage to come forward. they have been harboring these thoughts about the fact that they were abused as children and suddenly it's in the press and they realiz

. >>> a 19-year-old man says that jerry sandusky gave him whiskey when he was 12, then sexually abused him. sandusky's latest accuser claims it happened once inside an office inside the penn state football building. the man says he was a member of the second mile. that is sandusky's charity for disadvantaged kids. sarah ganim broke the story. >> there's a lot of new things in this allegation. first of all, we've never heard that sandusky gave one of his victims alcohol. in this situation this man alleges it was in an office in this building and he was given whiskey while jerry sandusky talked to him about his life and how he ended up with the second mile and then he was assaulted. >> so i'm going to speak live with sara ganim in a few minutes. his preliminary hearing is set for tuesday. his attorney says, quote, we will for the very first time have the opportunity to face jerry's accusers and question them under oath. >>> weshlgs newt gingrich on the rise less than a month to go before the iowa caucuses. there's a new gallup poll that shows the former house speaker double digit lead ov

the football building and into an office in that football building where jerry sandusky gave him whiskeystarted to talking to him about his life, and molested him before taking him back to the camp. >> the camp, was he from second mile? >> right. he was a second mile child, and that's consistent with all of the other accusations, all of the other accusers have also been second mile children. the grand jurors put in their report that they believe jerry sandusky started that charity, the second mile to get access to kids. >> sarah. the story, given the alcohol involvement, too. let's bring in cnn legal corporate paul callan here, the fact that there was whisky involved, giving whiskey to a 12-year-old boy strikes me even more than just the fact itself. explain how this happens when another accuser comes forward. >> it's not uncommon at all in these child abuse cases. i think we're up to 13 claimed victims in this case. people get the courage to come forward. they have been harboring these thoughts about the fact that they were abused as children and suddenly it's in the press and they real

jameson whiskey is number two and after that, electronic gadgets and the gillet mock 4 razor, comes in fifth. that's kind of specific. >>> on this day in 191955, rosa parks refuses to give up a bus seat to a white man in montgomery, alabama. this day in 1955. she passed away in 2005 but her legacy lives on. >>> tonight is the national monument lighting in mount vernon. the 40th annual celebration is scheduled between 5:30 and 8:00 tonight. former baltimore raven matt stover will flip the switch and the christmas lights go on. >>> what is the weather for tonight? >> it will feel proper, how about that. chilly, clear, winds will settle down. we have a good setup for a couple of days, if you like winter and as we've ushered in this meteorological winter. 37 in baltimore. below freezing in the mountains and then into the ohio valley all the way to the lower tennessee valley. national at 26. 27 montgomery. jackson, mississippi at 28 degrees. it's a good large pool of cold air. that is pretty much where that storm track was locking all the stuff to the south. now high pressure is provided th

they were vodka, whiskey, beer, rum, wine, and more beer. those were the top six. [ light laughter ] actually, i got -- i got a a beautiful christmas gift today from kim kardashian. they were crystal champagne wedding flutes. in fact, they're just like the ones -- hey, wait a minute. [ light laughter ] >> rickey: oh. >> jay: folks, it's time for another "the most wonderful time of the year." ♪ it's the most wonderful time of the year ♪ [ gun shots ] ♪ of the year ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jay: santa gets a little stressed out. well, president obama went christmas shopping at a best buy in virginia this week. he had to go to best buy because he is not allowed to go to wal-mart because china said, "hey, you can't buy any more stuff until you pay us what you already owe us. you are out of here. take a hike." anyway, while -- while he was shopping at best buy out of force of habit president obama put everything on lay-away. he told the store, "don't worry about it, our grandkids will pay for it. it's fine." [ laughter ] >> rickey: oh. >> jay:

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