the smell of smoke continues to fill the air around bordeaux. the flames have devoured 600 acres and the worst forest fire france has seen in almost five years. 600 people have had to evacuate and unable to return to their homes as strong winds meant risk of the fire restarting. >> we have a gust of wind which brings back the smoke and reignites the embers. they impregnate shrubs with foam to make sure it doesn't spread. >> it starts and starts again. it's in the entire where the fire is raging. bordeaux's prized vine remain out of reach but as the drought continues to plague france this forest fire may not be the last. staying in france, farmer's anger over falling income have gone international and they have his backing. calling for a european level meeting on the issue. tires ablaze and tractors back up to form barricades on this bridge connecting france and germany. this one is transporting vegetables. german produce and french packaging and no label indicating the origin, none. it's a scandal and we cannot find one. foreign vegetables provi

booze as a benchmark, i would love to know what is happening to chinese purchases of first growth bordeaux it with coca-cola. >> i volunteered to go on a research expedition for you to china. stephanie: we appreciate your commitment to bloomberg news. >> there we go. i hear the bell ringing. let's take us to julie hyman for a look at what stocks are on the move at the open. jules, you are not going to get to go to china for a cognac or wine tasting, but you can tell us which stocks are moving. julie: instead of drinking wine i get to talk about ibm. i'm not sure this is correct. i'm guessing the stock is down. yes, the stock is down 4%. we have a bad print. ibm is down about 4%. second-quarter sales declined across all of its businesses. ibm has been struggling to make the transition from old tech to new tech. the strategy has not seemed to be very successful. the 13th straight quarter of declining revenue across all business units from services to software. total revenue fell by 13%. in addition to that, we are looking at united technologies. before we do united technologies, we are going

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and the idea is you would never add a vitamin pill to a fancy bordeaux, and similarly to a nice ethiopian single blend coffee. how do you respond to that? >> i think it is worth noting that 40% of people can't swallow pills or have difficulty doing that. this is more geared towards the plass who pass up the coffee and want to be smart. >> we all heard what brad had to say. >> is the panel in or out? >> i was initially concerned with pricing and whether consumers would would pay upwards of $1 per serving to add on to their coffee expenditure but i think i'm okay with that because it is a premium product and it builds on the whole health and wellness trend. i like the idea that they could move into other products beyond just coffee and i do like the convenience factor that people could use it who aren't really comfortable with pills. so i'm in. >> kelly? >> my concern right now is i'd like to see more traction in getting into offices in other -- i want i'd like to see more traction so i'm out at the moment. >> i want a bottom-up analysis. there are 20,000 coffee shops in the u.s. can you se