. >> with a clink and a toast, sig norrell la broke ground on a new state-of-the-art facility along the the fire took the winery from this to this. >> after about an hour this place was enveloped flames burned the winery down the hill. fortunately the grapes were spared since this vineyard acted like a fire break. even though the building that burned was just 20 yards away. >> the vine itself was quite lush. there's not enough there to burn. we didn't know that before the fires of last year but we were pleasantly surprised to see our vines 100% intact. >> reporter: ray says the fire wasn't their only battle. in the months after the fires, wine tourism essentially stopped. >> people were scared to come here and thought there was nothing left. we had to make sure that people understood there were very few wineries that got hit. >> reporter: sig norrell la have a temporary tasting room and expect to complete their new facility in two years. and he says their 2018 vintage is the benefit they've seen in 30 years of wine making because there year, the conditions were just right. in napa, kate

. >> reporter: sig norrell la have a temporary tasting room and expect to complete their new facilityause there year, the conditions were just right. in napa, kate larsson, abc7 news. >> we do have much more coverage on the north bay wildfires one year later at our website, abc7news.com. >> a new tech alternative workplace opened today called the wing and designed specifically for women. it features meeting rooms, a cafe and a beauty room. membership for a single location is $2350 a year. one local member we talked with says it fits her needs as a business owner and work at home mom. >> i was inspired by the mission of the wing, how they empower women, lift them up. >> in new york city where the wing has other locations the human rights commission tells ug vestigatn sible violations of-discrimination la. the wing's co-founder tells us anyone can apply for membership. >> you could be in for a cut of $770 million in unclaimed property. a state controller's office announced today it's holding that amount in unclaimed cash that belongs to california residents. it includes forgotten bank a