bordeaux, they great names. great beneficiaries of that. ,ith time and connoisseurship this is an extremely sophisticated part of the wind bringing world. tops have their trade in beijing and hong kong. once it would have been restricted to paris and new york. >> let's start off with bordeaux here. this is bi. >> apologies for the shameless plug here. this is the bordeaux index wine. what i wanted to suggest was that, certain wines that you might call upon to help. this is sort of the party one. about 150.ing >> very accessible. table line essentially. >> quality wine to open and drink not necessarily with food. like food would be ideal. >> let's take a look at spain now. 2001. >> for a good vintage. the thinking is something to go with a bird. particularly optimistic on of the world, rather than turkey it is duck and goose. this is one with a little bit of acidity. that goes well with the slight pettiness of those meets. young one. it is very capable of another 10 years and bottle. one of the great producers. a

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look the wind of the way the uber rich chinese individuals the bordeaux wine bureau announced that it doesn't and that i know will the first time to pack in germany the largest export market for bordeaux wine the import of wine on a one quarter of china's market. cover behind is the chaotic in the one that the market in china. why can't function in the best opportunity for hundreds of years outside of china. in other countries that already become a mature financial product. but in china due to lack of content in market supervision. why does that look more like game played by amateurs. most chinese ones that do very little but i've told people i recognize the brand name book and tell you much about quality the nouveau riche decided to bought the fine wine with little knowledge of the product which has been a blessing for comment. why imports have been able to purchase the product and get them back to china. all the views were cheaper let the wind and the people of all. in the two hundred dollars each are none the wiser. apparently it's pretty easy to get ahold of the empty bottle. he o

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you probably know this even better than i do that bordeaux has a very active futures market. it's not like the same thing as cattle trades but there are actual funds that exist to put together opportunities to predict -- i feel like i should back up for the nonwine folks in the room. the way line is made and sold especially for products like bordeaux, it is harvested, it's created and made into into wine input into barrels and put away for a really long time so that creates a really effect the futures market. you know you have this product. you don't know the time if it's fantastic or not until much later on when it comes out of those girls and is put into bottles and you have either a fabulous vintage or you have maybe a mediocre vintage. that creates tremendous opportunities for batting. will it be good, will it be not so good and what will the prices belie? where i was going with this is their actual investment funds that put together groups of investors who want to buy a barrel or pilot together and bat back in the future this is going to be an amazing vintage. there are

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bordeaux, who won the french cup , won the last eight. seconds,-- within 60 the rebound was turned in. extra time, and in the 91st minute, he had been brought down by the goalkeeper. champions 2001 enjoyed a 3-2 victory. nice were comfortable winners ochaux. manchester united will play sunderland. west ham will take on tote and him. -- west ham will take on tote ham.him -- totten casablanca achieved their dream run. two goals in the last 10 minutes made the moroccan club the first team outside europe or south america to reach the world cup finals. champions find munich are readying themselves to grab the fifth trophy as they take on casablanca. champions -- its first world cup. the bavarians ensure the european champion reach the final for the 10th time in as many editions of the competition. welcomed thehas winter champions center -- san lorenzo. on wednesday he congratulated team members and reminisced players.ching the team his holiness was also presented with the championship trophy. the defender spoke about meeting a fan quite unlike

in france, bordeaux time that there -- claimed the latest win.g remains 2 points ahead of monaco. closed the gap with 2 points. united returned with a comfortable 3-0. in the german bundesliga, a goal down just after the hour mark. marco reus giving frankfurt a lead. -- ay missed a chance magnificent save. first win in 11 games. amsterdam stood hot on the heels of the dutch leaders with the capital club breaking the deadlock. second goal of the season. with just eight minutes remaining, mohammed al mcraney, and missing 2 defendants. defender danny blinn saw his long-range strike block. winner 2 minutes into stoppage time. france has claimed a victory for the season. the swiss resort clearly agrees with the 24-year-old. she was quickest over the first one minute, 3.34 seconds. run, jessica lindell of sweden took the lead 2 minutes,l time of 7.99 seconds. giant -- shethe now leads the giants. the frenchwoman flying down the slopes on her second run. she eventually crossed the line in one minute, 3.28 seconds. that -- her eighth victory, 2 wins shor

. >> reporter: he can't even prove vincent bordeaux is his real name.cent lives and works at a vallejo homeless shelter. >> this is where i stay. >> reporter: he believes he came here from the east coast in 2011 on the promise of a job. he even remembers having a cup of coffee at a man's apartment. >> it was from 1936 sutter street and i never should have gone into the guy's apartment. >> reporter: he says the coffee was spiked. the next thing he remembers is waking up days later dazed under a freeway overpass and suddenly his past was fuzzy too. >> i have been struggling with this and i just been so frustrate. >> reporter: his attempts to find his family have hit dead ends. he thinks he may have grown up in north carolina. staffers at the shelter like don see all walks of life. do you believe him? >>> i do not does believe him. >> reporter: the mystery of a man and missing memory. he will stay here until he answers the question, who is he? is his name even vincent? where is he from? so far it's a mystery he hasn't been able to solve. >> by the way, vin

on the street when a bus bordeaux city break to lead so the four c's. all those bad. just like china and cuba more good people. so africa in particular. but with four games this all the time to spend the last one just died why does. although he does roll pastor was speaking at the celebration at udinese yet they will be one of the last beef is among the leaders of which is cool to be the keynote address by the current presence of the pitching to mug but up to visit them are afoot to um the road the chinese people and the chinese government and helpings of africa and nelson mandela and its movement up. i called to go the distance in in the recent bust or vehicle color before that. where are the leader of the dough from another country so witty tens of thousands of miles away from china. has invoked his response among ordinary people mean you can see the scene the way boring social media presence in china. it been talking about the end of the few days now what is it about that invokes the kind of reactionary. now it does mean that sunday. the nation's true that sometime

following a helicopter crashed on friday allow to cook had just won a major bordeaux wine and shut so you are surveying his new the helicopter was piloted by the demands of the former owner elaine on board was also in chinese interpreter during the flight the aircraft plunged into the door down the river. so far only one body has been found. the billionaires told that the rules sign. it called personalized relations cuba's president wrote castro says the washington and havana be to respect each other's differences the comments follow castro's handshake with president barack obama memorial ceremony for nuts mandela in south africa. one is entity or speech castro said cuban and american officials have met several times over the last year was to discuss issues such as immigration and re establishment of the postal service. speaking to the cuban national assembly passed a set of nations can improve even further the site. toledo. we are not asking the united states change its political or social systems. and we do not accept negotiating hours she added if we really wish to make advances in

his excellency, the president of georgia is here and his excellency, acting president bordeaux from argentina visitors, it now gives me pleasure to request their president of the republic of south africa, president jacob zuma, come forward and address us, in paying tribute to our departed leader, nelson mandela. [cheers and applause] [speaking in native tongue] [speaking in native tongue] at 8 [speaking in native tongue] [speaking in native tongue] [speaking in native tongue] [speaking in native tongue] [speaking in native tongue] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [she is and applause] cyril ranaphosa[speaking in native to [speaking in native tongue] >> faith in government. former heads of state and government, representatives of government,s of the international organization, in all regions of the world, traditional leaders, religious leaders, political organizations, representatives of political parties, and eminent persons, a friends of south africa all over the world's. in milan dubai, south africans, being a popular song. nelson mandela, we sing that, he is one of a kind. no one fights like him. nelson mand

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>> i have an idea. >> bordeaux should be, you know, a great investment.s going to last 20 years. >> andrew, did you want to jump? in? >> i think maybe wall street could begin to like this idea. maybe they can secure tize these things, do no do diligence and jam down the throats of unsuspecting investors. sounds like a christmas gift for -- >> not all unsuspecting. some are suspecting. >> slate finance works with mortgages, works in hollywood. >> sure. >> it's a great prospect. >> why not wines. >> we have to go. is there a point here about buying a tangible good or is this all about bidding it up? >> long story short for a lot of investors who have extra capital in which to invest, hard assets, commodities, wine are -- is obviously an area of diversification. >> thank you for being here on your christmas eve for spending it with us. want to thank, of course, jon as want to thank, of course, jon as well for joining usus. (watch ticking) >> you know, in today's regulatory environment, it's virtually impossible to--to violate rules. and this is something tha

bordeaux is 18 meters long but the extra size comes at an extra cost, $1.8 million.f course, it is not just what is on the outside that counts. tech is increasingly important. >> today, we use ipads to navigate. we can say charts, current, weather reports for the next two hours. there are a lot of things that have come progressively and often from competitive sailing. >> with the demand for motorboats and rowing growing in asia and the middle east, organizers say that, while the show may be taking up less space, the industry is still very buoyant. >> that is almost it did >> -- that is almost it. >> almost. "hobbit"ie news, moving across america this week. it took in nearly $74 million in the united states and canada. it's predecessor was an unexpected journey. that took in $84 million in its first weekend. seen "avatar" the first one. >> but jarrett -- the director james cameron says that he will make three sequels in new zealand. that is it for us here >> the following is a paid presentation. >> it's about time. >> the number one reason people have for not working

. >> obviously can you have a pinot or a bordeaux. >> yet come a just depends on what you are interested in. you can find all sorts of affordable wines in the $30, which is i think is what we talked about, right? >> what would you recommend for $30? >> let's take cabernet for -- cabernet sauvignon. napa valley is great. but if you want value, you need to get out of the high rent district. so look at sunopta -- so look at sonoma, right off the road. behringer.r -- >> what about white wines? it is the kind of wine you want to drink a whole bottle up. >> you are trying to be a little conscious of the price. you want to make a splash. what would you recommend? >> starting with champagne because we are in the holidays, one of the estates we featured a lot is dumping young -- is don perignon. seductive.iful and >> and it is $160. >> yes. and you can get a straight vendors from moet chandon. that is about $70. so you have a lot of different choices. it is a great gift. or you splurge on yourself. >> let's talk about splurging. say somebody wanted to give you a present. what would you be thrille

bordeaux a couple months ago.top of the bottle and push the needle to the cork and tip it sideways, pushed in the gas, let go and wine comes out. you can for as much or as little as you like. tracy: there is a little container of it that is attached that you need to refill because oregon gets used up, this is your sign for the day, completely inert, doesn't hurt anybody. >> argon gas is one of the noble gases. doesn't react with anything and is heavier than air, comes in a little cartridge we make, really pure stuff we get out of europe and that argon gas not only displaces from the bottle but make sure no air gets in so no oxidation occurs even though you for yourself a great glass. tracy: that is the key to this thing, not getting oxygen in. >> getting the wind out. tracy: ten years in the making, your son who inspired this is 14 so here you are. there's a little underground thing going, everyone is talking about it. >> the response has been incredible. i thought was just my problem and started having investors

vincent bordeaux on a quest to unlock his forgotten past after he said he woke up dazed under a freewayoverpass. he believes he came here in 2011 on the promise of a job. he last remembers a cup of coffee at a man's apartment before passing out. >> i've been struggling with this and it's been so frustrating. >> vincent works and lives in a homeless shelter in vallejo. he hopes to eventually make his way by a to the east coast where he believes he's from. >>> garbage collectors will be picking up trees curbside between january 6th and 10th, some will be mull. , others recycled for use as electricity generating biofuel. people can also drop off trees in special recycling bins at many fire stations in the county. >>> one of the world's most prestigious beauty pageants is playing out in the arabian desert. 25,000 camels competing in a 15-day contest. strutting their stuff in several different categories, contestants are judged on several features including lashes and lips. top prize winners can go for millions of dollars. >> 25,000 cam else. no wonder it takes so long. >>> we look back at a

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usually from france, burgundy or bordeaux. the older the better. label is pretty good. >> it's a phony label. >> unless you have a good magnifying glass and know what you're seeing, it's easy to be fooled. >> this bottle purports to be a bottle of 1961 shalt toe roths crest child? >> cost $3,000. >> maureen downy is a san francisco wine consultant. and windy techtive. the problem with this bottle we look hat this cork where it says 1-9, the 6 has been squished. it's all squished up. because it's been reinserted. the one used to be a four. this is not a 1961. somebody took a 1964 which would only be worth $00. >> what's so special about this particular fake? >> not bad at all. >> but it's not 61. >> it came from rudy, who has been described as the bernie madoff of the wine world. an indonesian citizen he came out of no where in the early 2000s, now infamous pair of auctions in 2006 he sold $35 million worth of the rare wines he supposedly had collected. the fbi arrested him march 2012. investigators found a regular fake factory in his home near los

so in the summer of nineteen eighty two which was one of the best bordeaux harvest for the summer of it the weekend rounds we worked and opinion for six months. we hitch hiked around from speaking to the place we stayed in paris for a few nights and we were in shakespeare and company of the show. and then went to the uk but we have always fallen in love with crowds so we called my re tweet job in london. we did the right to run very much. it is a big confusing six the feel of people who just want to make money. my once it's me. we should go in with prawns. so we can confront suffused with a sweet friend as we love. it was very cheap at you if and when i was lucky to have say we fell in love with it and to and we had no kids with at least in its most depressed me live here for six years during which time i roll. i think ten books is with no tv was nothing to do except read books. and both kids were born here it was very happy time. my youngest son's medical condition we spend a lot easier to spot the uk because the line which has proven problematic and we couldn't lift it the plumbers

as the business grew you grew and it and we have probably the best selection of old and rare bordeaux you were saying you could only have one store. new york state, a rule from prohibition. you don't have to worry about the likes of the big box retailers, total wines of the world, we have gary's wine in new jersey. you don't have that worry. >> we have competition in stores that are considered discounters but nothing on that scale. tracy: jackie's in westchester is only in westchester. you'll never have a store in manhattan. i did not know that. >> most people don't. tracy: you can place accordingly, you don't have to worry about that. >> there is a marketplace in everything. you have to watch the marketplace and did you are consistent and more expensive in the marketplace people won't come to you. they can go online and get a look at prices everywhere. you have to be competitive. tracy: let's talk about your competition. corporate america is coming back. >> this year is unbelievable. the last year like this was 2007 and the corporate business slid, the party stopped the recession com

a bottle given to me by the guy who runs a wine company, a bordeaux i had back in october with him. in argon gas, which is inert, and it won't react with wine, and that argon gas pushes the wine out of the bottle. you can pour as little or as much as you like. and when you're done, tip your hand up, let out the excess gas, pull the needle out of the bottle, take it off -- [ laughter ] -- and no oxygen got in, wine came out, and you can drink this two, five, ten years later. >> i love this. tell us what happens to the cork when the needle comes out, because everybody's going to be skeptical, they don't want to ruin their $100, $200 bottle of wine here. does this really work? >> so my son is 14 years old now. and i spent 10 years testing this system, and actually the great thing about cork, is it's the most elastic solid that comes from nature. you can crush it down to 10% of its volume, and come back to 98%. i'd worked on needles that don't do damage to things, and it dilates its way through the cork and allows it to collapse once the needle. it uses the elasticity of the natural mat

>> i found about 18, ten years ago, "unbearable weight" by susan bordeaux, it was a book that made meage and it wasn't specifically about fat people. once i read that i looked online and found some amazing fat positive community, and i found the issues i dealt with younger and continue to teal with today gave me this community a space to learn. myself and fat politics and really grew like organically from there. >> you contend that the word "fat" that the neglect tough connotations in the word "fat" should be removed, we should be automobile to use it as a descriptive word like thin. >> yes, i mean we don't freak out when people use the word thin, why do we freak out when people want to use the word fat? we're moving negative connotations from it because that is unpainging the fat stigma on fatdus crimination and feelings that we have toward fat people, and instead of just using the term fat to describe bodies in a neutral and oftentimes a very positive way. >> let's go to the flipside, we wanted you to tell us what you are about, you have critics out there. i can see you gearing up f