>> the earthquake art party is what sherry decided to call it. she held it last month at the hub, a downtown art event and community center. people brought whatever the earthquake destroyed and sherry helped them create a work of art with it. a brand new piece carrying with it cherished old memories. >> it was my god mother's. it's been hanging on their dining room wall as long as i can remember. when it was broke, i was crushed because they're not with us anymore. >> sherry led the group on a statue that will eventually be covered by pieces destroyed by the earthquake and placed in a community garden for all to share. a symbol showing the earthquake may have shattered a lot of things in vallejo but spirits were not one of them. >> there you go. >> the napa quake didn't stop local musicians from helping a fellow musician either. if you ask anyone who's anyone in the blue rock and roll scene, they'll tell you they probably played with herman willson. recently they got to play for herman. >> it wasn't all that long ago herman wilson says he could r

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sherry: are things changing in hong kong? great year, the hong kong government are recognizing how art can change all of that. in hongve been waiting kong for years, my whole life, to have this happening. international people are all coming, it is really cool. everyone is talking about art even if they are not into art here. it is a great sense. hong kong over the last three years has greatly changed a lot. jerry: how is that impacting business? our sale -- how are sales? earl: every day there is no interest from around the world. sherry: are we talking mainland chinese buyers? pearl: international -- international. sherry: how are you compared doing to last year? pearl: last year we did as well. it was a different group of clients. we are very excited. : you just opened a new gallery right in hong kong. you have shanghai in singapore and two in hong kong. this one is emerging artists. why do you focus on them? rl: by having such a high overhead it is impossible to have a platform for emerging artists and especially for desig

i am sherry in. -- sherry and. angie: there is a magic number that breaks ipo's in china.here with the magic number. magic number. david: 23. [laughter] angie: was it hard to figure out to the code? david: you have to look through 147 ipo prospectus. it is a great story. you can see it on the website. ss there is a -- it says 23 print the threshold which authorities in china, not a formal directive, not public. anything above 23, a multiple of 23 gets rejected when you want to list your company. you see this clearly when you look at the data across 147 plus companies. look at where the valuations are between 22 and under 23. more than half of the companies. angie: statistical. david: they have managed to do it. yeah, numbers do not naturally form like this. usually have curves at the normal distribution. and outliers. it seems to be what authorities have been putting through. if you want to price your ipo cheaply, you are shortchanging your client. it in you run the risk of it not getting approved. numbers in the sand and it seems to be 23. angie: any specific example? dav

sherry: they say that no funds have been spent on the business.cialized as real estate and gary and local media ry and they reported that the company was going to vote projects in the northern city. data shows that the projects would have been 20% of china's total installed solar capacity at the end of 2014. another company facing challenges, noble, asia's largest commodity traders starting legal action against a itself research for the latest report that it calls it accurate and misleading. they alleged accounting irregularities at noble, hitting shares which have dropped wiping one $5 billion in stock market value. noble says it will begin legal action in the hong kong high court for conspiracy. let's take a look at nissan because u.s. regulators are investigating if nissan failed despiteerobatic defects a recall. --y received 124 complaints airbag defects despite a recall will stop they received 124 complaints. lead to a failure of the airbag to deploy during a crash. back to you. rishaad: later on the program, a massive overhaul at india's cen

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people brought whatever the earth kwa destroyed and sherry helped them create a work of art with it. a brand new piece carrying with it memories. >> it has been hanging on our dining room wall as long as i could remember so when it broke i was kind of crushed because they're not with us. >> she also led the group on a communal piece. the earth kwa make have shattered a lot of things but spirits were not one of them. >> the napa quake didn't stop local musicians from helping a fellow musician either. if you ask anyone who's anyone they will tell you they probably played with herman wilson but recently they got to play for herman. >> it wasn't all that long ago wellson said he could run seven miles in 35 minutes. today he is lucky to get around the block in that amount of time. his constant companion has upped the task. many things he asks his muscles to do they just can't. many but not all. there are just some things it seems he won't let this decide take from him. >> i still do what i'm going to do with what i have. >> he has been a fixture playing his sax phone with dozens of bants

sherry write one evening with a meeting and heard fifth grade students running outside we heard this was a lack of integrity our character program is definitely working if our fifth graders are having discourse that talks about integrity those are the kinds of students we want. >> thank you burglary greg. >> thank you and that's what bay academy is (clapping) and i'd like to ask the audience to hold the applause we have speakers and kip bay and one big applause so we'll hear from more speakers thank you. >> good evening. i'm anna dials i'm here on behalf of the bayview kip academy my date land into college and finishing her last year and aaron is ready for high school and she actually got into lowell's a scomblip. the international high school what would i do without kip and if my daughter was here she'd say if it wasn't for kip and i want to say how much our neighborhoods need kip and that's the word of day thank you very much >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> hello, i'm rep kip bayview i've been there 6 years i've had the opportunity to work an, an amazing amateur of people th

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regards roxanne c i h and wraurnz there's a playground that is two meters away and an elementary sherry anyone located one hundred and 20 meters away thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please and hello commissioners good night i want to say there's no vacant action on the paint booth it's never been legal this is also a superstitiously system not inspected it had no inspection i spent. >> number of nights been called on a 15r7b9 saying from the neighborhood come out and smell the paint the gentleman would smell on a friday night it was a sickly sweet smell and monday when the folks come out we're not painting i've reached out to the sherman elementary school school and the principle todd is concerned about this industrial site one hundred and 20 yards epa recommendation is 2 hundred and there's a playground near this booth doing chemical sprays thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> good evening mar restraining order retired champion of the fire department a couple of quick notes it has been mentioned that this superstitiously system has passed a 5 year certification that

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outside boston sherri rice treasures this time. >> they're always, always always running. so for the few moments that you can actually stop time and take a deep breath and play games with the kids, it is priceless. >> reporter: offline but still connecting across the board. peter alexander, nbc news, canton, massachusetts. >> break out the scrabble, and i'm there. >>> that will do it for us on this thursday night. i'm lester holt. thank you for joining us. by the way, we know you can't always be with us at this time each day, so don't forget you can always find us on demand. we hope you'll look for us there. have a great night, everybody. >>> i think the archbishop's language is very hurtful and offensive to a lot of people. >> right now at 6:00 asking for action. what students from three bay area cities want when it comes to their teachers and those that hire them. good evening and thanks for joining us. i'm janelle wang in for jessica aguirre. >> and i'm raj mathai. education, religion and a youth movement. it's colliding tonight as high school students across the bay ar

very good and from the san francisco housing development corporation sherrie powers one of the cpo supervisorsing the services in city 10 and supervisor as well. so lanar will give you information in terms of the marketing of the home sale and discuss the marketing efforts for the affordable units and the market rate units. for the homes marketed on block 50 and 51 under construction and 53 and 54 which have just begun their marketing. moc will discuss the certificate program and affordable housing program for the office of community investment and infrastructure under the memorandum of understanding that we have with them and provide their insights on that program. with that. i want to focus where we are on the shipyard. you can see the first 2 blocks, 50 and 51 combined with 80 units in the apartment building condominium and 25 town homes and altogether 53 and 54 about 160 units altogether where the areas of construction are. you have been to the shipyard and seen the construction. those units are being marketed. we have just begun 53 and 54. i think they have completely sold out of those units

. >> sherry mundi works a split shift. drives her bs from ebay at 25k a.m. seven-hour break and doesn't get off until 8:00 at night. but you won't see her complain. she likes her job. she's hopeful to see a raise in wages and binen fits but she believes what will eventually come without paying hundreds of dollars of dues to the union every year. >> great increase. everybody wants to make a little bit more money but, you know, in today's economy, i'm happy to have a job. >> reporter: the teamsters say they were harassed yesterday while trying to talk to the drivers at the transportation headquarters and move to this location on van nuys avenue to directly reach the work irs. we reached out to bauer transportation but have not heard back. if the union gets enough shuttle drivers to sign the authorize authorization cards they could have a vote in 30 days. >>> happening today san jose's latest group of rookie police officers will graduate from their training academy. mayor ricardo will speak at today's ceremony. he has more than 1,000 officers, down from 1400 si

up to $500 for you and sherry to go and have a fun time at your favorite place in laguna beach. >> reporter: he was overwhelmed. >> they are priceless. they are irreplaceable. >> reporter: and his humility is obvious. >> the love that is shown to me everyday is astounding. people don't have this great of a life, really. >> reporter: despite living with multiple sclerosis and term mall cancer, arli couldn't be more positive about life. >> it is in your face all the time. how could you possibly be ungrateful in my situation? >> i don't think i ever saw him grapple with the why me. i think he went immediately to, you know, finding a bigger purpose for what he can do. >> reporter: his purpose, now, is to raise as much money as possible during a store wide fundraiser in may for children's hospital. a fundraiser in which he is previously finished in the top ten in north america. a greek philosopher once said it is not what happens to you, but how you react to it that matters. he is clearly a personification of that idea. john fowler, ktvu john sasaki, ktvu fox 2 news. >> that is a nice story. tha

sherry and is there. -- sherry and is there. bring us the buzz.ery anh standing in front of a magnificent piece. joining me now is the founder of the gallery. good morning and thank you for coming alone. what are you featuring this year? guest: a variety of artists around the world. and of course, alex prager, who is included at our show. some beautiful pieces. what sartre of visitors are you getting and what is the response? what sort of visitors are you getting and what is the response? guest: from all around the world. singapore. shery ahn: chinese buyers? david maupin: chinese, of course. sales have been really good. shery ahn: who is driving the buying? david maupin: again, it would be irresponsible to say one particular region or group. we can come to the art fair here as see in american collector we know very well but be sure to a new work. and that has happened with fernandez, as an example. can meet a new collector from malaysia, which is really asked writing. a new museum in the philippines. -- which is really exciting. shery ahn: this i

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outside boston sherri rice treasures this time. >> they're always, always running.r the few moments that you can actually stop time and take a deep breath and play games with the kids, it is priceless. >> reporter: offline but still connecting across the board. peter alexander, nbc news, canton, massachusetts. >>> break out the scrabble and i'm there. that will do it for us on this thursday night. i'm lester holt. thank you for joining us. by the way, we know you can't always be with us at this time each day, so don't forget you can always find us on demand. we hope you'll look for us there. have a great night everybody. woman: it's been a journey to get where i am. >>> lights, camera, access. >>> i miss krissy and whitney so much. >> it's tough to watch that. do you fear for your son's life? >> a father to nick since he was 4. we have nick

outside boston sherri rice treasures this time. >> they're always always running.r the few moments that you can actually stop time and take a deep breath and play games with the kids it is priceless. >> reporter: offline but still connecting across the board. peter alexander, nbc news canton massachusetts. >>> break out the scrabble and i'm there. that will do it for us on this thursday night. i'm lester holt. thank you for joining us. by the way, we know you can't always be with us at this time each day, so don't forget you can always find us on demand. we hope you'll look for us there. have a great night everybody. >>> madonna's secret affair with tupac shakur. >> what do you want to know? madge drops one bomb after another in a wild new tell all interview, now on "extra." >>> the men you never knew she dated. the moment she was told her career was over and calling her marriage to guy ritchie like prison. madonna's outrageous new confessions to howard stern. >> do you see a psychiatrist. >> i i do. >> crazy new video of selena gomez in a terrifying fan crush. >>

richard sherry said the distance you feel from others on-line is comparable to how you feel about other lead otherwise normal people to lash out uncontrollably. when using these sites they can feel empathy and compassion toward others and they are quicker to judge and more dangerously reactive in their anger andy. and research bears this out. a british survey found 84% of users feel they get angry with other people on-line more easily than they do in person. does this make sense to you? >> i just wish we had a block for life. >> do you remember talk to the hand? i think that's what that was. >> is that over? >> i grew up on a farm. >> did you go after people? >> twitter is like mma fighting. mixed martial arts, cage fighting and no one will get injured. you just have tons of strong people. twitter takes the gloves off and gives people steroids. they think they can say and do whatever they want. what is really interesting is people who have something to lose get goated into the arguments. >> the best is when they block someone they kept tweeting out. >> the first night i was ever on her

many officers who had served in the american exit sherry forces to france -- expeditionary forces to france testify that had our soldiers had better training, they would not of suffered the casualties they did in just 210 days of actual combat, they suffered 53,500 killed outright on the battlefield. 300,000 wounded or gassed. for just 210 days of combat was an appalling figure. these young officers thought if they could get it place where they train infantry soldiers how to do his job properly, using all the facets of the army, artillery, we would have an artillery unit here. and infantry demonstration unit tanks here, so on. even a balloon coirrps. so all the modern tactics and techniques could be given to soldiers ever going to be trained. it was determined by congress that would keep for bending on a smaller scale -- fort benning on a smaller scale. luckily for us, and survived. through the 1920's and 1930's, it's what cap learning alive within the reserves of the national guard in the regular army. when the japanese attacked pearl harbor on december 7, 1941 fort benning was read

host: that is sherry in des moines, iowa. hillary rodham clinton in discussions over how she will address the e-mail situation. she is expected to speak at the united nations today. and the new york times is looking specifically at the e-mail issue, saying she is comparing to address the issue of using a private e-mail account while serving as secretary of state. if you go lower on in this story in the "new york times" this morning, it talks about how president obama -- a goes back to the white house press secretary who was asked by reporters if he traded e-mails with mrs. clinton while she was secretary of state, but that the president did not understand that are e-mails -- her e-mails were not being made available. here is a bit of that answer. [video clip] >> the president did in the course of his for several years of office trade e-mails with her as secretary of state. i would describe them not as large, but they did advocate to e-mail one another. the point that the president was making was not that he did not know secre

. >> reporter: police identified the suspect as shelton mcdonald and sherry garmon.y were picked up last friday. a woman was also detained but she is not being charged. and a third man named anthony sims is already being charged with murder. >>> facebook released new guidelines today about the types of posts that it will no longer allow. the guidelines include detailed information on its nudity ban. other banned subjects include bullying, criminal activity and self-injury. facebook says it won't actively scan accounts or automatically remove content instead facebook will rely on complaints to report inappropriate posts. >>> the federal reserve meets tomorrow and it's expected to signal an end to interest rates eve the last six years. >>> he's served six tours. why chris perry has decided to leave the military. >>> and a sierra resort calls it quits. >> and bill martin will be back with what we can expect. >> the subject of an hbo documentary in court on murder charges one day after if show's finale appeared to contain a confession. >>> a man accused of murder in los

us together one more time.cott and the coleaders of our b delegation, senator kim scott, senator sherrywn, representative terry sewell renttive robye representative roby came thank you t so much. it is good to see our first contact when we came to selma in 1962.. she was registering people to vote here long before we arrived.e th also glad to see the daughter of governor george wallace here peggy wallace kennedy. thank you for being here, peggy. and i want to thank each and every one of you who marched across the bridge on bloody sunday. you didn't have to do it but you did it. thank you. i tell you it's good to be in selma one more time, just one more time.oes it people often ask me, why do you ma to come bback? what purpose does it serve?inspir we come to selma to be renewed. we come to be inspired. we come to be reminded that we must do the work that justice 7, and equality calls us to do. on march 7th, 1965, a few innocent children of god, some carrying only a plain purse or arous mil backpack were inspired to walk 50 dangerous miles from selma to montgomery. to demonstrate the need

bringing us together one more time and the core leaders of our delegation senator tim scott senator sherryrown, and the representatives. thank you so much. it sis good to mrs. boynton of course our first contact when we came to sell ma in 1962. she was registering people to vote long before we arrived. i'm also glad it see the daughter of governor george wallace here peggy wallace kennedy. thank you for being here, peggy. i want to thank each and every one of you who marched across the bridge on bloody sunday. you didn't have to do it but you did it. thank you! i will tell you it is good to be in selma one more time just one more time. people often ask me why do you come back? what purpose does it serve? we come to sell ma to be renew renewed. we come to be inspired. we come to be reminded that we must do the worbgk that we are called to do. on march 7, 1965 a few innocent children of god, some carrying small things, a plain purse or a backpack were inspired to walk 50 dangerous miles from selma to montgomery to demonstrate the need for voting rights in the state of alabama. on that day on

sherry miller didn't have to work today. she's thankful. what did you hear? >> i was up at 5:30 and right between 5:30 and 6:00 i heard the circling of the helicopter and i went oh no they're trying to find someone. >> you get a little nervous but with policemen all around you figured you were safe. >> reporter: some of these scared neighbors say they want security changes. i'll share their ideas at 5:00. >> the hospital where this all began is back up and running this afternoon. however, it was on lockdown for more than four hours this morning. nobody was allowed to come and go but ambulances, but patients inside did continue to receive care. some elective procedures had to be delayed. >>> assaye is well-known to the fbi and other local law enforcement agencies. barbara harrison continues our team coverage. >> we should add he may be familiar with some of our news4 viewers as well who may have seen our story last week on the arrest of a bank robber dubbed the bicycle bandit. court documents show assaye has a long rap sheet. he was charged and convicted of mu

hundreds of people agreed with sherry who said what a beautiful way of saying proud to be born an american, but there were some comments like this one from jerry. he said because you served does not give you right to use the flag as a cradle, very inappropriate. however, seems to be norm these days. jerry says he's from a military family. others cited the code. this issue does not come down to the beauty of the photograph and it is beautiful. it comes down to what the united states flag code dictates and according to that code which is federal law, this photo is inappropriate. but stacy said you know what? i think the flag code tends to be over the top. there are obvious symbols of disrespect. this is not one of them. this is beautiful. we want to know what you think. please chime in on our wusa9 facebook page. >>> finally everyone on twitter or facebook today couldn't miss the announcement that disney is going to produce frozen 2. that's not a big surprise since its november 2013 debut frozen generated nearly $1.3 billion at the box office, not to mention all the must have merchandise for

. >> reporter: roseanne in a bancroft out for a stroll with sherri and daisy for now the forecast says sun and clouds. dare we say no snow? >> spring, you know, can't come too soon. >> reporter: there's about a week and a half left until april april. so with that in mind, here's hoping march came in like a lion but will leave like lamb. sabina kuriakose fox 29 news. >>> talk about close call for a philadelphia family part of their home collapses overnight. one of the brick walls of this two-story row home came tumbling down just after midnight. this happening on the 4900 block of kingsessing avenue. the family was at home at the time but thankfully no one was hurt. licenses and inspections checking out the scene and then declaring the building safe. allowing the family back inside their home. >>> eagles fans are mourning the loss of one of the greats. hall of famer chuck bednarek died early this morning. known as concrete charlie he epitomized tough guy linebacker and also outstanding for the eagles from 1949 to 1962. he may be best remembered for the game-saving tackle on the 9-yard l

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. >> reporter: sherry johnson says the saga of the black madam is not done she will appeal. >> the battle ain't over yet and god is still in control. i'm still there for my sister and i will stand with her until the very end. >> reporter: winslow now faces up to 07 years in prison. her sentencing hearing is scheduled for mid-june. report living from the criminal justice center, i'm steve paterson for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> all right steve thank you. >>> chopper three over an accident in winslow township. winslow township police cruiser collided with a home at 519 terrace avenue n1 was injured in this accident and unclear why that officer lost control. >>> in weather today our snow is melting, the the sunnies shining spring is on its way. of course, spring brings rain. we won't get down about that though considering what we have been through. meteorologist kathy orr outside on the sky deck with more on the warm up and that wet weather in the forecast the kathy. >> last week at this time we were forecasting a storm with accumulating snow, potentially significant, that was going to have

. >> joining the roundtable tonight, michelle bernard, michael tomaski, and sherry lynn hardy.t of a republican background. i want to know what you think of those three guys. they admit the goal of the thing wasn't to prevent cheating but to take the black vote down. they just said it. >> chris, i don't want to defend those guys. i don't want to be in the business of defending every republican who makes an ignorant comment. >> they're reducing the ability to vote. >> i don't think so. voter i.d. laws in fact have been proven to increase as they did in the state of georgia. are you aware of that? in the state of georgia, black voter participation increased after they passed -- >> who is out there saying this is good for the black community? >> i'm a black leader, i'm in favor of voter i.d. i don't really care what the other black leaders are saying. >> here's the problem. if you live in a row house in a big city like i grew up in and you don't have a car. what i.d. card do you have to flash to vote? people vote they know you, you never had to show an i.d. card before. where do y

next month, judge sherry stevens will sentence arias to life in prison either with or without paroleecutor nancy grace is joining me now. nancy, i want to get your reaction to this mistrial announcement. >> well, you know, i could say we saw it coming because as of last thursday it appeared as if the jury was deadlocked. but then it seemed as if there was renewed hope that this jury would reach a unanimous decision. well those hopes were dashed today when the jury came out to say they were hopelessly deadlocked and as it turns out, the vote was 11-1. we have spoken to the jurors and the one juror that held out for life behind bars the other 11 wanted the death penalty, had actually seen the lifetime movie about jodi arias, and said she was no longer willing to deliberate with the other jurors. frankly, once you stop deliberating i don't mean change your mind but once you refuse to deliberate further, that's when you're thrown off the jury and an alternate is brought in. you know what i noticed about the clip you just played? it was so odd the travis alexandra family is two seats back

bringing us together one more time and the core leaders of our delegation senator tim scott senator sherryd the representatives. thank you so much. it sis good to mrs. boynton of course our first contact when we came to sell ma in 1962. she was registering people to vote long before we arrived. i'm also glad it see the daughter of governor george wallace here peggy wallace kennedy. thank you for being here, peggy. i want to thank each and every one of you who marched across the bridge on bloody sunday. you didn't have to do it but you did it. thank you! i will tell you it is good to be in selma one more time just one more time. people often ask me why do you come back? what purpose does it serve? we come to sell ma to be renew renewed. we come to be inspired. we come to be reminded that we must do the worbgk that we are called to do. on march 7, 1965 a few innocent children of god, some carrying small things, a plain purse or a backpack were inspired to walk 50 dangerous miles from selma to montgomery to demonstrate the need for voting rights in the state of alabama. on that day on that da

and ultimately the justice is that it will be life in prison and the judge in this case, judge sherrytevens made the announcement just moments ago. >> i have received two juror questions from you. the first juror question submitted late yesterday afternoon states that we are not unanimous, votes have been steady since last thursday. jurors have indicated minds are made up. some have indicated we either let you know today or they want off this jury. in my assessment we are hung and additional time will not change this. submitted by the foreperson. this morning i received an additional juror question indicating the status is unchanged as of this morning. is there anything for the foreperson to add at this time? at this time, the court has declare add mistrial. >> a mistrial declared in phoenix, arizona. a miss trial doesn't mean we're going at this again because the law in that state is that a hung jury the second time around means it's over. life in prison, it's automatic. we have two expert voices on this. our senior legal analyst is with me live, nancy grace. first, jeffrey toobin to

thank you for making this possible in the house and thank you to our lead democrat sponsor, sherri brownank you. that is right. a little nudge from leadership about quite a bit. a nod to john boehner. people say that playing golf with jack nicklaus and me is pretty much the same, it is a religious experience. for jack, it is like being in heaven, and for me you see your life flash before your eyes whenever you get in front of my slices. but we do not show much there. i am so proud of him. i think about what has made him the most celebrated golfer ever. jim talked about the record 18 majors. he also has a closet full of six green jackets from the masters. 73 pga tour wins. unbelievable. some say he just had god-given ability. that is true. when he was 10 years old, he went to a country club to play his first nine. it was on the front nine that he shot a 51. i cannot shoot a 51 today. people said, well. let us watch this sky. other people talk about his work ethic. no question about that. his focus. his intensity. his nerves of steel on the green. all true. but i think what people miss som

committed, sherry in. -- shery ahn. there are a few issues.vernments and basically ensuring no one country dominates the bank and the board of directors has the final say of any major investment decisions. however, the treasurer in australia was talking over the the rightd said it's thing for australia to do is join the bank and be part of a multinational bank. and the region right now is the former prime minister who now has a new job as the independent commission on multilateralism here. he is doing his part to do the sales job for the bank. >> from the very beginning when this proposal was put forward, i supported it. asia has a major infrastructure need. 12 a shortage of global capital. and of the real challenges to use public capital weather from or ab -- whether from the ab abib. and it is good for global growth. it is fairly flat at the moment. everybody knows the united states is no fan of the china led initiative. what is the australia government saying about the u.s. skepticism? it has been a diplomatic balancing act for australia be

helped grey poupon but not rolls-roycet years afterwards trying to get out of the stodgy old luck sherry'srated by that commercial. -- old luxurious image that was perpetrated by that commercial. things started to turn when? >> pretty much 2003. when bmw bought the brand and brought in a new level of engineering rigor. aa bunch of new engines and let rolls focus on the stuff it does great, which is customizing cars and lavish opulent diamonds in the ceiling panel. betty: right. luxurious customization. it was the introduction of the race, was in that model the turning point for roles? kyle: this is what rolls wants to be. a two door sporty car. a giant engine. the furthest things from the cars in the grey poupon ads. betty: that was introduced in 2003. kyle: 2013. the big statement from bmw. betty: after 1984, what happened to rolls? did it get hit by the commercial? kyle: it was a dark period for the company. the cars had lost some grime glamour. they awere still opulent, they were not as reliable. it got a reputation hit on that end in the commercial came along. packaged it as a caricatu

very sherry like. as a collector's piece.you are constantly seeking sources, whether private sellers, boxes of wine. how does this make money? why come to you? what can i expect to be charged on a case, and average case? sebastian: we will give you a guide as to will it -- thought we would look to sell it for. unlike most areas we say, look if you have wines you want to sell, we will approach the market. manus: there is discretion. sebastian: we are not in your face. it is more about if you have collections you are looking to value up we can do that for you. especially some of the rarer products. some people do not know they are so rare. we can help individuals do that. caroline: what would be the one dream bottle to get your hands on? sebastian: vintage champagne. the 1960's, 1970's, 1980's. the 1928 is the best vintage for dump arian on -- dom peringon. can align: still money in it. manus: get the check book, i am off to the winery. caroline: wonderful to have you on the show. manus: countdown continues. we are going to dis