rob mcmillan has details.eporter: calfire riverside county fire now mourning the loss of three people who died when this bell 407 helicopter crashed last night. tony sousa, the pilot, and tim rodriguez, a firefighter, and josh bischoff, seen here being interviewed by eyewitness news last year. >> is very heartbreaking for our calfire family members. obviously devastating to those families. reporter: it happened last night, south of the 10 freeway. is structure fire had spread to the brush, so calfire called in a number of air and ground resources. when for some reason, the bell 407 helicopter collided midair with one of the larger water dropping hello tinkers. that airship was able to make an emergency landing. >> they are all ok and walked away from the incident. reporter: what happened? did one of the pilots make a mistake? is there some kind of mechanical problem? calfire said neither of the helicopters reported any emergencies before the collision. and the weather conditions were normal. >> it's really sad

typically lower quality grapes, says rob mcmillan, founder of silicon banks wine financing division is widely regarded as one of the top 50 most influential people in the us wine industry. while french taxpayers will save the industry until it recovers, us winemakers and grape growers rarely get any such breaks. nonetheless tourists we met in oakville agree with france. i think it's important that they protect that. it is a huge part of their culture, their way of living. the demand problem in france is pretty much being repeated in most wine growing countries, but being handled in a variety of different ways. but ultimately the demand issue boils down to two things. one, one, less demand for wine now and the sun setting of the baby boomer generation in the 1990s and early 2000 as california wines were winning world wide acclaim. and some studies attributed good health to moderate wine drinking baby boomers in their prime flush with cash, wanted higher priced premium wines as much as for status as taste. now their economic impact is fading and americans are drinking less wine. switchin

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