i like whiskey. what is good with whiskey? >> and see how the world's most spectacular watches are put together, one tiny magnificent piece at a time. >> the mechanical watch you buy today is not a leading technology anymore. it's craft and art. you are not racing for technological breakthrough. you are racing to make the most spectacular watch. >> but first, travel with us to one of the world's legendary destinations. ♪ >> whether you know it as the city of light or love, paris' charm is unmissable. and it is all irresistible. its galleries, cafes, restaurants, and wine bars are revered the world over. welcome to "bloomberg pursuits." we will show you how to make the most of paris when you are here. ♪ >> the historic center of paris has been missing two of its most famous institutions. for the past four years, the ritz, probably the world's most famous hotel, and its even more exclusive brother, the crillion, have been closed for renovation. well the wait is over. , they are back and better than before. prior to renovation, t

say, i like whiskey, then he can make something with whiskey.f you have dietary restrictions, no problem. we have plenty of options. don't start deconstructing our drinks, and adding substitutions. that will slow it down and make everybody mad. try cocktail the way it is written on the menu. effort to makef that as good as it can be. don't drink cap a cocktail and then tell us you don't like it. tipping a dollar for a drink works at your local bar. a little more elbow grease goes into making a cocktail. tip 20% for cocktails. just because you go into a cocktail bar does not mean you have to order a cocktail. we have good beer, good wine, and good nonalcoholic cocktails. if you, the bar for a glass of water you take away the opportunity for someone else to have a good time. london, theyork and rent is extremely high. the seats are coveted. if you're wondering if you have had too much to drink, you probably have. you're about to be cut off, avoid a fight. you are not going to win. -- you cameu gave to the bar to have a good time. there is more to

it was an unaged whiskey. i thought you might want to try.is not morning show so we're good >> we're going on late tonight too >> rye is kind of a spaces taste. it has corn and malted barley and this was double distilled let's check it out. >> i'm not a whiskey girl, it's very strong. >> it's very good. >> i was going to say. >> you can taste the elements. excellent. it's very smooth. >> folks can come down and get that there >> yes, they can buy it at the main estate and the grissmill shop >> steve bay shore thanks so much for coming in. how much time do we have? 15 seconds. we're thank you for coming down. >>> news continues on fox5dc.com. then after the world series followed by the final five. dear suspicious snackers, it's time for you to pick up your big spoon and try new hood cottage cheese. it's a whole world of smooth, sweet and savory flavors, packed with satisfying protein. yours truly, always good. always hood. announcer: today on "tmz" -- harvey: ben afl

say i like whiskey, what is good with whiskey? or something we can build on?nnouncer: and see how the world's most spectacular watches are put together, one tiny magnificent piece at a time. >> with a mechanical watch you buy today, it is not the leading technology anymore. it is really craft and art. you are not racing for the technological breakthrough, you are racing to make the more spectacular watch. announcer: but first, travel with us to an of the world's legendary destinations. ♪ >> whether you know it is the city of light or love, paris's charm is irresistible and unmissable. its galleries, cafes, and wine bars are revered the world over. welcome to "bloomberg pursuits." we will show you how to make the most of paris when you're here on business. ♪ >> the historic center of paris has been missing two of its most famous institutions for the past four years. the ritz, probably the world's most famous hotel, and its even more exclusive brother, the crillion, were closed for renovation. well now they are back, and they are better than before. before, the

well, you know, blake also sings her kisses taste like whiskey burning through my veins. h they should go ahead and get married. >>> blake will have another lady to contend with in good friend kelly clarkson. she joins "the voice" on monday. you are now on the the voice. >> i love this show! >> i'm excited y'all to turn a chair and pick my team. >> reporter: kelly will have to wait till spring to pick her own team. >> what? >> reporter: but starting monday, she's getting a taste of "the voice" experience ahead of her new coaching gig. she's the key adviser on season 13. >> lock eyes with the awe yens.

beatriz: aquí está tu whiskey para que te relajes y descanses del trabajo.también he tenido oportunidad de conocer a una chica sensible, buena. betty. beatriz: sí. Álvaro: ¿por qué--? [suspira] beatriz: ¿qué pasa? Álvaro: ¿por qué no nos casamos? beatriz: ¿casarnos? ay, no, pero yo no-- yo no quisiera abusar de tu amabilidad y mucho menos de la hospitalidad que me has dado aquí. Álvaro: pero ¿cuál abuso? soy yo el que te lo está proponiendo. además, piensa que ya estamos juntos y, pues, ahora sí que nos comportamos como si fuéramos un matrimonio. beatriz: bueno, como un matrimonio no,

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the price was usually a bottle of gin or whiskey. we are landing at 6000 feet in new guinea. ♪ >> the airstrip and landscaping were all done by the natives, one shall for a week -- shell for a weeks worth. wife, two buys a a pig. these are used for headdresses and native ceremonies. we went out one day and shops the birds-- and shot with bow and arrows. the natives stuck them with grass. the ozzie captain had a game of soccer. the men wear tree bark around the waist, with progress for a buckle. the red and yellow varieties here are the most common. the men could have as many wives as they can support. to aer, a wife appealed judge of a tribe and was released from her husband once. the pink was the main source of meat. visited a remote native village, where the natives had only seen one white man before. they had never felt cloth, and became terrified at our jeep horn and lights. the ozzie captain is chewing them pitchers of himself, the first time he had ever seen himself. daynatives gathered one with bow and arrows, spears. somebody saw something nearby. ♪ >> the native inte

after one rowdy night in 1864 he said he was under the influence of bad whiskey, as opposed to good whiskey. he woke up in the morning and enlist saed the seventh kansas came a soldier in the civil war. his service was not particularly distinguished but he certainly served in the war. when the war was over, he took himself a bride and he told them to settle done for the life of a hotel keeper at his salt creek rally home. could have been the marriotts, but instead he took a different tact. it was not to be because he was totally devoid and his later career would prove this of any kind of business skill whatsoever. and within a year he headed west to seek employment with his army. his buddy was a scout for the army out of kansas and he got his young friend a job and while there, cody became acquainted with armstrong custard, just beginning his western career and cody was asked by custer to scout for him. he declined that tuntd. wise career move. and insteads became a hunter for the kansas pacific railroad. they employed cody at principal sum to hunt buffalo to feed the workers. in eight mont

see every go get your pick up a bottle of whiskey to let up on that. but right now his main concern is the state of the truck he has to reduce speed to less than ten kilometers an hour. at this point the rails are not really aligned anymore is it but that's the way. that i like to forward loaded up with this stuff then some of. this stuff fit for me simple to solicit but i. got just to show. that i said that. if he does not know this is just us going to the dump listening up i said about us just. turned our job you know with reversion to this about those effects argue it out yet is good i will not go. back in the bush man and his two associates have covered a third of their journey but the day is off to a bad start as one bike has had a puncture. somebody get out the welcome. can't wait til it's the fifth time and one day. without a repair kit to a new in a cheap postman patches the punch up with a piece of rubber from an old t.v. and hopes for the best. oh. oh. oh. oh. this man and his companions still have another thirty kilometers to go to reach the

this is as opposed to good whiskey. under the influence of bad whiskey he woke up in the morning and he had enlisted in the seventh kansas. and so he became a soldier in the civil war. his service was -- not particularly distinguished. but he certainly served in the war. when the war was over, took himself a bride, luisa frederica of st. louis and attempted to settle down to the life of a hotel keeper. at his salt creek valley home. he could have been the marriott's but instead, no, he took a different tack. it was not to be because he was totally devoid and his later career would prove this of any kind of business skill whatsoever. and within a year, he headed west to seek employment with the army his buddy hickok was a scout for the army out of fort else worth, kansas, and he got in his young friend a job. and while at fort elsworth he became acquainted with george armstrong custer, seventh calvary, just beginning his western career and cody was asked about custer to come and scout for him. and he declined that opport

whiskey?on. i will give you a list of costumes you shouldn't wear. no black face. >> obviously, richard. >> good. no indigenous people outfits. no mimicking of indigenous people. >> so you cannot dress up as a native american? >> correct. no indigenous people. >> put a native american dress up like me? >> no. i think -- >> it would be a boring costume. >> would that be culturally appropriate in me? >> i think that would be offensive. >> you think i would be offended if a native american dressed up as jesse watters on fox news following? >> i think you would actually at all from that, you are sick and twisted. >> there is not a lot of demand for that costume. >> it has to be a jesse watters costume? >> it's flying off the shelf! >> what am i dressing up as? well, jessica rabbit. >> that is not offensive. does that offend richard? >> why am i... am i the pc police here? >> i think the best costumes are, as i always understood, make you go, oh, my gosh, i can't believe he actually did that. they

so what do you do when you are in the glacier with the whiskey with glacier eyes and. good morning from kandahar you might see which we already left behind the under way to part of control before we prefer to cross the border. for like about almost every day twenty two kilometers. and the first sixty kilometers we will walk without our luggage have at the last forever. we have to take it ourselves because we thought there were four supporters but i guess they're out there today so we're going to carry a twenty euros each of stuff for about five days. after hiking for about sixteen kilometers from a group to the actual border where she. and his argentine. go for it to go to argentina. ricardo just gave us the bags he drove them up as far as he could this is there no horses we have to carry them the rest of the way through them and then steve's been really lovely and taken some of the weight from my dad's five kilometers is going to be along with all the. this is a real challenge people doing well so far it had spread. when you do it. if you like three backpacks and real

the other thing is being with my friends and having a glass of wine or a little glass of whiskey whichs really good for the voice by the way. >> thanks for telling me, that's what i have been missing out. [ laughter ] >> yes, you have, you have. >> just relaxing and talking. yes, you get gloomy but you bring it up again. the other question and i think what gives me the most is there is so much cruelty. i remember the holocaust, we said never again but it is happening again and again. that's why i am so passionate about our youth program, aiming for a critical mass of young people who understand that we need to break down the barriers between people of different nations and religion and between us and the natural world. who understands that life should not be about making money, just about obtaining power. it should be about family and friends and having enough to live on but not -- we need money to live but we should not live for money. >> are you hopeful in the young people that you see and africa and around the world that the dream is possible? >> yes, it is. >> the young people of m

well, you know, blake also sings her kisses taste like whiskey burning through my veins.ied. >>> blake will have another lady to contend with in good friend kelly clarkson. she joins "the voice" on monday. you are now on the the voice. >> i love this show! >> i'm excited y'all to turn a chair and pick my team. >> reporter: kelly will have to wait till spring to pick her own team. >> what? >> reporter: but starting monday, she's getting a taste of "the voice" experience ahead of her new coaching gig. she's the key adviser on season 13. >> lock eyes with the awe yens. you're like, i could rock your world or wreck your day. >> reporter: kelly's highlights. >> i can see the headlines. blake and adam over. adam and kelly, new best friends. >> reporter: getting connected to contestants. >> i'm kelly, y'all. >> we know who you are. >> hi. >> this is not happening. >> i'm kelly. do y'all sing in the same jenre or a different one? >> pop. my new thing is cyndi lauper. >> reporter: and reuniting with another "idol" alum. >> that's so cool. i can't wait to be with jennifer. >> repor

it's friday night, and instead of being at home drinking whiskey through my son's sippy cup, i'm actuallyfs] piles of manure, even though i've yet to see a single animal. that is weird. uh-huh. i'll tell you what-- how about we head right on over there, and if you can raise that hammer above your head with those chicken bones you call arms, i'll let you take a free whack at my dome. first of all, i already raised the hammer, and the only reason i didn't ring the bell is that the game is obviously rigged. [bell clangs] whoo-hoo! good job, son! uh-huh. look, the only positive thing about this whole situation is that it's driving you crazy and there's nothing you can do about it. [bell clangs] father: way to go, tina! oh, come on! dr. tushi, you're needed in the o.r. nice name, buddy. beat up in high school much? [monitor beeping rapidly] carla: oh, it's ok, it's ok. what's going on? she's having a reaction to the benzo. [patient gasping] j.d.: there are a lot of different ways to get the upper hand in a relationship. well, i gave the guy half a corn dog so we can all ride foursies. [groans]

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maybe somebody didn't pay their taxes on importation of irish whiskey. so then government, i.r.s., files a case, a criminal case against that american citizen. remember, all of that information was based upon no probable cause issued by a real judge. we're getting ready to re-authorize, maybe, fisa, foreign intelligence surveillance act. before we do that, we need to protect americans' right of privacy in a section called 702, it gets down in the weeds, and 702 has been abused by government to seize american information and then keep forever and government then peruses that based upon their high-tech guys in the n.s.a. to committed or were not. they have no warrant. no probable cause. nobody sworn to the warrant. i used to be a judge. i signed lots of probable cause warrants. government says well we got it because we were looking for a terrorist and it's an incidental search and want to keep it. that's a violation of the constitution. we should make sure americans' right of privacy is protected before we re-authorize fisa. and to illustrate, i ask unanim

bernanke, who gave the stock markets a barrel of whiskey. the fed's long mortgage buying rates,plus zero interest as we all know has set off asset-price inflation of notable magnitudes in stocks, bonds, houses, and how about what is done to the banking system? of 5000 -- 5787 with totals insured, assets of $17 trillion, which equals about 90% of gdp. or, we might argue the banking properly includes the fed itself, which is indeed part of, and an integral part of the banking system. and then, we would add the fed's $4.5 trillion in assets to the banking system. and we would have a better banking system of 21 point $5 trillion, or 112% of gdp. andver we think of banking the fed, how have years of extreme monetary and on-market manipulations by the fed, changed the banking system? our outstanding panel of experts is about to tell us. let me introduce them in the order in which they will speak. first will be christopher whalen , an investment banker and author and chairman of whalen advisers. previously, chris was director of research at the cro

they went to the that obama site and they start helping the security forces clean up and then and a whiskey and so there's pretty much what we actually succeed to do and we hope that actually the government give us more are like responsibilities are and in health of engage in decision making how many system you have you seen the u.s. organizing in this way before. i would say fame of these was one of the most of the things. you have the morning the youth coming out in large numbers for all who have paid all in the country during the years of us the ability of those who came back from different countries in the world of coming to get up on the helping their people only helping in the best you. can offer offices but also. much more emergency operation center set up by the government where they've been what i think the relatives of the victims all the bombing i must say could it before goes to the government allow them. that this place with which to cut it out than before how many so you're about to say something. absolutely we cannot stand here now that young people are so minor to the leader

we drank many shots of rice whiskey together under a bouquet of human skulls, trophies from another timelendar, when friends and relatives return to the longhouse. a lot has changed since the iban tracked commies through the jungle, and much has changed in the ten years since i've been here. itam passed away the year before last, at the age of 92. and the evidence of how timbering has depleted much of the forest is everywhere. scandalously so. ♪ ♪ >> anthony: it's dark by the time we arrive, but someone has been waiting for us. please advise me of protocol. >> greeter: [ foreign language ]. >> anthony: thank you. all for me. oh, yeah, just like old times. there you go, my man. custom must be observed. thank you. [ gunshot ] >> anthony: oh, yeah. [ clapping ] ♪ ♪ >> anthony: more cell phones than last time. ♪ ♪ >> alex: this is wonderful. >> emong: you like it? >> alex: this is a great welcome. >> emong: itam's widow -- >> anthony: pardon? >> emong: itam's widow. >> anthony: yes. my respects. my condolence. >> emong: [ foreign language ] she cannot stand longer. >> anthony: of course. tha

the whole danny sit on whiskey the rest of the week i wish i was. that even got. me a golem hater is one of the guardians of the shariah. he has no medical training and limited knowledge of islam but he tells nigel look ratio his family has been in the business of what he terms curing the mentally ill for over one hundred years passing on the tradition from father to son how little discipline he does but by the. way whatever he does from what us that we don't. know. that idea why did. ok i love oh no it was you know at the moment when it. comes to much of what i don't want to. she learned. that it doesn't have that much of. what they want and i want. another guardian again with no obvious islamic or medical training writes down alternative names for of love and blows his blessing onto this young mentally disturbed effect of the war . going on no. more many. years it doesn't exist. in the rule of afghanistan f f i child gates some headache or something their families believe that if they take to mullah if you read some koran then you will gate will but what i saw i