josé hernández: así es, es un blanco, un sauvignon blanc, que compro las uvas de, lake county, de un ayuda de otro amigo que también tiene un viñedo, robledo winery, y me, me están asesorando, y hemos hecho un vino muy interesante. damián trujillo: y tienen que ordenar ya, ¿verdad?, porque el inventario está limitado. josé hernández: así es, así es, porque ahorita estamos tomando orden, y, eh, la primer semana de mayo es cuando, cuando se empieza a, a mandar, a enviar a las casas; y ya tenemos bastantes órdenes, eh, y el primer año, como no sabemos cuánto se va a vender, pues, fue una producción limitada, y esperamos que se va a agotar; así que yo por eso digo a la gente, ordenen el suyo ahora porque, porque si no, van a tener que esperarse hasta el próximo año pa' la siguiente cosecha. damián trujillo: y me imagino, que siendo astronauta, que el sabor está fuera de este mundo. josé hernández: no, sí, está fuera de este mundo, es más, el sistema de nombramiento de los vinos, ah, lo escogí por temas espaciales, porque el primero que elaboré fue el blanco, el sauvignon blanc, y dije, "

the artist elizabeth blanc is says that she wanted to send a message of intergenerational care during the pandemic, particularly in the latino community. is located in clarion alley, as they said, between mission and valencia. and 17th and 18th streets. >>> sound like something from a history book find out ho >>> santa clara county's human rights commission is holding a special hearing tonight to discuss discrimination based on the caste system. was formally abolished in india decades ago but as devin fehely found out, some indian americans of the bay area's day the practice has taken root in their workplace. >> reporter: the groups of people try to bring attention to caste discrimination say it is an issue that has shrouded in secrecy and shame and stigma. they hope that by providing legal protection, they can bring this issue out of the shadows and into the light. >> this is one of the oldest systems of oppression in the world. >> reporter: she is executive director of the quality labs and advocacy group that speaks out on behalf of the community, what most know as india's untouchab

wild bananas do have seeds stony blanc seeds that can germinate. normally with flowering plants pollen from one flower is carried to another where it travels to the ovary and fertilize egg cells to make seeds. the seeds containing the genetic information to produce a new plant the commercial bananas we buy in supermarkets don't contain any seeds they're specially bred to be seedless to make them tastier. these bananas are in fact the result of a genetic accident that gave their cells 3 copies of each chromosome instead of the usual 2 that made them seedless much to steer but also. the most common banana is the cavendish they're all genetically identical each one is a clone of the other. new banana plants are bred from off shoots of a mother plant. 'd worldwide most bananas are bred by taking cuttings and growing new trees. the advantage of this cloning system is that bananas have the same thick skin of the same speed and can be transported at the same time. the disadvantage is that this genetically fragile fruit is vulnerable to diseases the fungal

very first one i made is was some of my grapes, and i got some grapes from lake county; sauvignon blancone, i decided to say, "okay, what's the--i want to name them after constellations or a space thing." so "stella," which is in latin "star." i said, "i'm going to call mine stella--" the very first one, stella nova, which is "new star." and then the next one is a zinfandel red. so i call it stella z. and then the third one, it's a blend, red blend of tempranillo, merlot, syrah, and petite sirah. so for that one i call it stella roja, "red star." and so that's the naming scheme of my wines. i'll probably keep up with that naming scheme, assuming people like that naming scheme. damian: that's awesome. did you ever imagine coming full circle again? josé: no, this is-- you know, things just work out the way they do, where you actually come full circle. and, you know, sometimes i'm there with my dad. we're there in the shade when it's nice and warm and we're working out there, and i'm giving instructions to folks fumigating or putting the fertilizer and all that, and my dad sort of just inc

blanc, i just buried my father who committed suicide why are you here >> i suspect foul play i have eliminated is forking over big bucks for "knives out. they'll pay a whopping $450 million for two sequels to the whodunit hit daniel craig and director ryan johnson are both set to return i can imagine with that price tag, some major names. you know all those faces big, big names they have to pay out for the sequel >>> as officials warn of a fourth coronavirus wave, paper companies are warning of a price hike that will hit you where it hurts. why is google skipping april fools' day this year let's bring in cnbc's steve sedgwick live from london this morning. morning, steve >> very good morning phillip i want your script writer. covering the bottom line was genius toilet paper is set to soar. it's not an april fools joke according to kimberly-clark. basically commodity price increases which is going to lead to mid to high single digit increases in the cost of those products as well so again, don't think that one is an april fools. microsoft has won a u.s. army contract very big contract for augme

while bananas do have seeds stony blanc seeds that can germany. normally with flowering plants pollen from one flower is carried to an. other where it travels to the ovary and fertilize is egg cells to make seeds. the seeds containing the genetic information to produce a new plant the commercial bananas we buy in supermarkets don't contain any seeds they're specially bred to be seedless to make them tastier. these bananas are in fact the result of a genetic accident that gave their cells 3 copies of each chromosome instead of the usual 2. that made them seedless much tastier but also. the most common banana is the cavendish they're all genetically identical each one is a clone of the other. new banana plants are bred from off shoots of a mother plant. worldwide most bananas are bred by taking cuttings and growing new trees. the advantage of this cloning system is that bananas have the same thick skin of the same speed and can be transported ringback at the same time. the disadvantage is that this genetically fragile fruit is vulnerable to diseases

lisa: i jesse so much cash on these companies' blance sheets and wonder. jonathan: do you think at the -- do you think apple is weak right now? they are issuing debt. lisa: correct. i'm saying, why would they do that unless they thought that the rates were so good they might as well lock it in now? jonathan: they were talking about that a year ago, three years ago, four years ago, five years ago. a bearish argument amount -- a bearish argument around credit. the bearish argument of our own credit hasn't changed. it's been the same one for the last five years. lisa: i don't think i am making a bearish argument, though. what i am saying is that it simply says that companies see this is an opportune time to finance themselves, even with the cash they have in their balance sheets, and this is a view on the economy going forward. jonathan: i totally agree. tom: i'm glad we got there. i'm looking at apple debt nominated in swiss franc's. let's take a look at the data with a left on the markets. futures up 29, dow futures up 136. the vix comes in, but not like i

thank you for your messages about - you for your messages about redecoration of the prime minister's blancimanded by my line manager. we not only had to be squeaky clean, we had to be seen to be squeaky clean. borisjohnson shows no such integrity, diverting attention to the success of the vaccination programme. this once as i could not care less about the redecoration. he is pm, he should have a nice flat. hello. we've got some subtle changes to the weather for the next couple of days. a weak area of low pressure is going to bring some very much needed rain to parts of the country. not widespread, heavy rain, but in the form mainly of showers, and some of these showers could be on the heavy side. so here it is, this weak area of low pressure sinking southwards across the country. we could see more persistent rain affecting eastern scotland and north—east england here because of an onshore easterly breeze which will make it feel quite chilly. further west, though, it will be sunshine, showers, some of these could be quite heavy but, again, southern england will tend to stay dry, with some g