during a road ride along the adriatic coast, benmosche explained how he fell in love with the country years ago. 1987 with here in about 250 people. so this was like their reward. >> they all thought it was a joke. and then they came here and said, this is unbelievable. i decided, in 2000 after the war with serbia, i would see if i could buy vineyards. >> in 2006, he did just that. bought plots of land -- two plots of land. it was harvest season and he invited me to take a long as he checked the grapes. >> it looks like we will salvage something from this. >> it was here that he started getting calls from people like jim milstein at treasury to come back and take over aig. while life and creation a -- in u.s.ia was serene, the financial markets were in crisis. >> walk me through what happened. if aig failed, first and foremost the insurance industry would never be the same. i'm a big shareholder in metlife. the first thought i had was -- >> metlife. >> it could be in big trouble if iag fails. the second thought was, i think it is bad for the country. if america can show they can fix b

during a boat ride along the adriatic coast, benmosche, now retired, explained how he fell in love with the country years ago when visiting with a colleague. >> we came here in 1987 with about 250 people and 125 producers. >> this is the reward. >> they all thought it was a joke. they came here and said that this is unbelievable. i decided, in 2000, after the war with serbia, i would see if i could buy a vineyard. >> in 2006, he did just that. today, the 12 acres bear fruit and olives. it was fruit harvest season when we went, and he invited me to tag along as he checked the grapes with his staff. >> it looks like we will salvage something from this terrible season. >> it was here in 2009 when he started getting calls from people in treasury to come back and take over aig. while postwar life in the area was serene, the u.s. was in a violent financial storm. >> it is a lot easier to run a vineyard than it is to run aig. >> walk me through what happened to croatia when you decided to go back. >> i thought that if aig failed, first and foremost, the insurance industry would never be the sa

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and very much influenced by the byzantine-- this particular phase because art is traveled to the adriatic coast in italy byzantine artists, and brought art with them. and so the byzantine art became very popular. th during the middle 13th century, because the second intermediate phase lasts from 1204-1261 so from 61-1453, you have the last phase of the byzantine empire often referred to as the palaeologan period. but the palaeologan period-- the palaeologan term refers to a dynasty and it refers to a very specific later phase of the late period. now, during the termination or the fall of the byzantine empe, and, in fact, the byzantines consider themselves to be a roman empire there is that continuity. the byzantine empire collapses in 1453 to the ottoman turks. and so the ottoman turks then established themselves in the capital city, renamed it istanbul, and it is known as such till this present day. now, it is important to understand that the decorative scheme that we see here in this particular church does reflect the very important and essential and fundamental principles which were es

during a boat ride along the adriatic coast, benmosche explained how he fell in love with the country years ago. >> we came here in 1987 with about 250 people. >> so this was like their reward. >> they all thought it was a joke. and then they came here and said, this is unbelievable. i decided, in 2000 after the war with serbia, i would see if i could buy vineyards. >> in 2006, he did just that. bought two plots of land. it was harvest season and he invited me to take a long as he checked the grapes. >> it looks like we will salvage something from this. >> it was here that he started getting calls from people like jim milstein at treasury to come back and take over aig. while life in croatia was serene, the u.s. financial markets were in crisis. walk me through what happened. >> i thought if aig failed, first and foremost the insurance industry would never be the same. i'm a big shareholder in metlife. the first thought i had was -- >> metlife. >> it could be in big trouble if aig fails. the second thought was, i think it is bad for the country. if america can show they can fix busine

we talk berlin, down the pike into the adriatic.at the blow of the thunderstorm across the balkans. on the western side, that's wrlt nice weather is behind the front. we are behind it with the sun moving in. portug portugal, spain, france as well, but further east we talk about the rainfall as we start a pretty soggy week as this low is slow moving and it will take a while for it to clear out. in the meantime, asia, the same story here. unbelievably rainfall. i must imagine these areas have been seeing some flooding because the rain has been pounding over the same area over the last -- just couple days here. further down -- further east, i should say, look at japan. that's just in the past 24 hours. incredible rain. soggy august. no question. we're talking half a meter of rainfall in some areas here. down to the south as well. august 20 14sh14, one of the we months in hong kong. rain will be pelting down south and west. in india, look at this since saturday, 238 millimeters of rainfall. talking nearly 10 inches across central india

there's a storm that rolled through crossing the adriatic and impacting the baltics.at that, croatia, heavy downpours as well. that continues over the next few days. we have a conveyor belt low here pumping moisture from the med train yun up into europe. the front i'm referring to coming down. you begin to see it picking up some very high elevation snowfall. so already, golly, october fest under way, starts today and runs for, well -- a while. and temperatures will be between 20 and 25. that's in celsius. very comfortable indeed. rain today and that clears out for sunday and monday. as i always say, even when it's raining it does matter. >> doesn't matter. >> the beer temperature is cold. >> indeed. >> thanks, ivan. >>> thank you for watching cnn. i'm natalie allen. for viewers in the u.s., "new day" is next. for our international viewers, your top stories, right after this. >>> so good to have your company, everyone. i'm christi paul. >> i'm victor blackwell. >> police in pennsylvania appear to be closing in on the man they suspect killed a state trooper, then wounde