you know that right up there with bordeaux and burgundy and. >> places and span.etera and so when you're looking to establish yourself, this isn't a bad spot. robyn millen is with silicon valley bank. he says there's been a growing number of transactions between european wine makers. >> and west coast wineries central coast, california sonoma d-oregon even even a little bit in washington. there's. >> there's buyers and sellers right now it says it's a good market. those behind these deal say in some cases the sellers are descendants of wine makers who want to get out of the business. but for the buyers, one of the reasons to put down roots here is to help grow their business in the u.s. this is a law just one market. the world 400 million cases by a long way. so by buying something in the united states. but by in the state here, french company has access to the market in the way that they wouldn't otherwise have another draw is not one we're used to hearing about here in the bay area. according to the people helping make some of these transactions compared to land

you know that right up there with bordeaux and burgundy and. >> places and spain.this isn't a bad spot. robyn millen is with silicon valley bank. he says there's been a growing number of transactions between european wine makers. >> and west coast wineries central coast, california sonoma oregon and even even a little bit in washington. there's. >> there's buyers and sellers right now it says it's a good market. those behind these deal say in some cases the sellers are descendants of wine makers who want to get out of the business. but for the buyers, one of the reasons to put down roots here is to help grow their business in the u.s. this is a law just one market. the world 400 million cases by a long way. so by buying something in the united states. but by in the state here, a french company has access to the market in the way that they wouldn't otherwise have another draw is not one we're used to hearing about here in the bay area. according to the people helping make some of these transactions compared to land prices in france's most famous wine-producing regio

you know that right up there with bordeaux and burgundy and. >> places and span. etcetera and so when you're looking to establish yourself, this isn't a bad spot. robyn millen is with silicon valley bank. he says there's been a growing number of transactions between european wine makers and west coast wineries central coast, california sonoma d-oregon and even even a little bit in washington. there's. >> there's buyers and sellers right now it says it's a good market. those behind deal say in some cases the sellers are descendants of wine makers who want to get out of the business. but for the buyers, one of the reasons to put down roots here is to help grow their business in the u.s. this is a law just one market. the world 400 million cases by a long way. so by buying something in the united states. but by in the state here, french company has access to the market in the way that they wouldn't otherwise have another draw is not one we're used to hearing about here in the bay area. according to the people helping make some of these transactions compared to land p

building in particular, but there is one structure that thrust you into the spotlight, just outside bordeauxin many ways, i believe it sums up your architectural philosophy. can you explain some of the key elements there? >> it was our first concrete project for clients. it was very new to have to talk with people, and for them to talk architects. we had a strong idea of what we would like to try to give to them in terms of living conditions. and we were really opposed to this idea of standard and we were motivated to give a strong connection with nature. >> and it became a sort of manifesto. we see echoes of that philosophy 17 years later with your work on the tower here in paris. this building represents a dramatically different approach to construction. i believe they initially wanted to demolish the tower, which eats back to the 1960's, and make a new structure, but you wanted to optimize what was already there. can you talk is through your intervention? >> it is so violent. it is so difficult to think. the people that stay 20 or 30 years in their flat, and they have to see their buildin

abroad, because i did part of my degree in french, to go and do a postgrad journalism course at bordeaux spent a year there, and i was completely smitten and i was completely focused on that as my career path. and from there, i was able to do my work experience, not for the french media, but i went to itn and worked for nothing in the paris bureau, as then was. and that was my kind of side door way into itn. yeah, you helped john snow, i understand, cover a french presidential election. i did, you're very well informed. it was one of those moments, it was a sliding door moment. i was kind of working for nothing, making the tea, etc, and thenjohn snow's producer fell ill and he needed somebody to go to the south of france — we were in paris at the time — to go coverjacques chirac�*s rally. it was the eve of the election, and he was the prime minister and he was standing to be president against francois mitterrand, and he just released the french hostages from beirut that day. he'd used his power as prime minister to potentially persuade the french electorate to vote for him. these french

qualify on september 5th or 2 in league, nice have been ordered to play the next home game against bordeaux behind closed doors. this comes off seems on sunday, when home fans invaded the pitch confronted place from the visiting team all say, whose play the music part yet even had a bottle thrown at him metric band with 15 minutes to go. pick what he said he might leave matches the city when he contract expires at the end of next season. quite early join city and 2016. and as $13.00, primarily titled, in that time you said the plans to have a break off the what will be 7 years in charge of the city. the 50 year old hopes to take charge of a national team off to that the draw for the group stage of the champions league takes place late and mold oven club. sheriff of spo will be making they debut that the 1st team from over to make it the find the competition of the beating dinner ma zagreb 3 know on aggregate on wednesday. it throws up the possibility of them the biggest stalls in world football. likely now msu christiana rinaldo saying its share if 12000 season stadium in the country capita

that is going to lead in france now a nice have been ordered to play the next home game against bordeaux behind closed doors. this comes off the ugly scenes on sunday. when home fans invaded the pitch and confronted plays from the visiting team. i'll say who play dmitri pie? yeah, it's even had a bottle thrown at him. match was abandoned with 15 minutes to go. the drove all the groups the age of the champions league takes place late, and mo, devon club sharif tid spoke, we'll be making their debut. the 1st thing from over to make it the saw in the competition of the, the thing freedom, a czar grid. 3 know, on aggregate on wednesday, it throws up the possibility of some of the biggest stars and will football likely . and they'll may feel grossly on rinaldo playing as shit, if 12000 feet the stadium in the countries capital. the former captain of the african women's football team has told al jazeera they still work to do, to safeguard athletes that remain in the country. carlita popo has been working with human rights activists, lawyers, activists, as well as the football players union fee

the us doesn't have enough troops to god the bordeaux provide security along the numerous taliban checkpoints. now some countries have security doubts about taking in refugees and a more preoccupied with getting the return of their own citizens and fair enough, one might say, the u. s. has evacuated so far, the largest number of nationals and plans to rescue 22000 refugees by the end of august. as what the u. k. the authorities have so far pro back more than 300 british nationals and 2000 afghans. a germany which was slammed for only taking 7 people on his 1st plane out of cobble is now helped almost a 1000 a peter oliver picked up the story. well, what we've been hearing here in germany from the interior ministers of the 16 states that make up the federal republic is there petitioning whole state hoffer, the federal interior minister, saying germany needs a new african refugees program is the official message or the message coming from the top of government here in berlin low is that they want to see african refugees . how has been looked after in neighboring countries to galveston, countrie

you know that right up there with bordeaux and burgundy and. >> places and span.ra and so when you're looking to establish yourself, this isn't a bad spot. robyn millen is with silicon valley bank. he says there's been a growing number of transactions between european wine makers and west coast wineries central coast, california sonoma d-oregon even even a little bit in washington. there's. there's buyers and sellers right now it says it's a good market. those behind these deal say in some cases the sellers are descendants of wine makers who want to get out of the business. but for the buyers, one of the reasons to put down roots here is to help grow their business in the u.s. this is a law just one market. the world 400 million cases by a long way. so by buying something in the united states. butsby in the state here, french company has access to the market in the way that they wouldn't otherwise have another draw is not one we're used to hearing about here in the bay area. according to the people helping make some of these transactions compared to land prices in

>> uh, well, i mean, my true love are the wines from bordeaux, so-- >> do you have a lafite?okay, now you're getting to the top. >> nah, i don't want that. i can't afford it. i have a question for you. >> sure. >> why is there crap everywhere? >> too much inventory? >> exactly. >> who's responsible ultimately for overbuying inventory? >> greg wants to be in charge of that. my approach to buying is, is i buy what i think i can sell within 30 days. >> and would you know how to liquidate it if you had to? >> yeah. >> and so why haven't you suggested that to greg? >> well, i tried, marcus. i'm not in charge. he's my boss. >> dan definitely knows what he's talking about. to take a guy with 20 years' experience and handcuff him seems silly to me. where are the owners? >> well, greg schroeder is the one owner that i think you've maybe met. >> i have not. >> boy, um-- >> i've been here a good amount of time, and i still haven't met greg. it isn't like he didn't know i was coming. all right, well, i'm gonna walk over to the wine bar. we can meet some more people. >> sure. >> the layou

even over towards bordeaux.s. what are the covid figures looking like they're - next few weeks. what are the covid figures looking like they're at i next few weeks. what are the covid figures looking like they're at the i figures looking like they're at the moment? , , i, moment? this is the other thing which is pretty — moment? this is the other thing which is pretty serious. - moment? this is the other thing which is pretty serious. about i which is pretty serious. about 30,000 new cases each day in france. in this region last night, the health authorities issued a white alert. what does that mean? it means hospitals are virtually full. medical staff, hospitals are virtually full. medicalstaff, including hospitals are virtually full. medical staff, including doctors and nurses on holiday, can be forced to return to the hospitals to deal with the covid situation. the last thing they want, actually, is more holiday—makers coming down here, which could make the situation even worse. forthose which could make the

. —— 40,000 me at bordeaux.few brits have come here on holiday because it has been difficult to do so. last year many did come over and tried it and then were told they had 48 was to return before they face quarantines and many are saying it is not worth the risk this time round.— risk this time round. chris from south-west _ risk this time round. chris from south-west france. _ the sprinterfrom belarus — krystina timanovskaya — has told a news conference in poland that she refused orders to fly home from the tokyo 0lympics early, because of concerns for her safety. she's now been granted a humanitarian visa by the polish government. the 24—year—old athlete claims she was removed from the belarus national team after criticising her country's coaching staff, and in the last hour, she's been speaking to journalists in warsaw. when i was in olympic village some coach and mentor martin came to my room and said i should say have some injury and come back to home if i would not do it because then i can get some proble