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during the day the sun hitting the grapes, and then during the night you're going to have heat coming from the rocks up. and that's why it's possible to us to produce pasada wine. most winemakers have an adega like a winery, but more homely that acts as a spot for social gatherings. so something i hadn't mentioned yet. this has been dubbed the impossible wine because of its very, very high alcohol content, all naturally achieved. wow, that's intense. walking around the island, it's easy to see its rich winemaking history. but there is the role of people. so, the wine barrels, they came along in the carts, along the rocks. then they rolled it all the way down into it. then they pick it and put it on the ships. and if you venture inland, you'll find miles of abandoned vineyards and crumbling lava
wow, that's intense. walking around the island, it's easy to see its rich winemaking history. but there is the role of people. so, the wine barrels, they came along in the carts, along the rocks. then they rolled it all the way down into it. then they pick it and put it on the ships. and if you venture inland, you'll find miles of abandoned vineyards and crumbling lava walls. so we recovered 120 hectares. it took us three years with 30 guys every day. because you wanted to grow the almost extinct grapes in the environment that they were originally grown in? exactly, 15 years ago, pico's vineyards were a museum, an open air museum. and today, it's an industry.
this is really warm! you're going to have during the day the sun hitting the grapes, and then during the night you're going to have heat coming from the rocks up. and that's why it's possible to us to produce pasada wine. most winemakers have an adega like a winery, but more homely that acts as a spot for social gatherings. so something i hadn't mentioned yet. this has been dubbed the impossible wine because of its very, very high alcohol content, all naturally achieved. wow, that's intense. walking around the island, it's easy to see its rich winemaking history. but there is the role of people. so, the wine barrels, they came along in the carts, along the rocks. then they rolled it all the way down into it. then they pick it and
walking around the island, it's easy to see its rich winemaking history. but there is the role of people. so, the wine barrels, they came along in the carts, along the rocks. then they rolled it all the way down into it. then they pick it and put it on the ships. and if you venture inland, you'll find miles of abandoned vineyards and crumbling lava walls. so we recovered 120 hectors. it took us three years with 30 guys every day. because you wanted to grow the almost extinct grapes in the environment that they were originally grown in? exactly, 15 years ago, pico's vineyards were a museum, an open air museum. and today, it's an industry. there's wine tourism coming to the island. so i think there's there's a whole new era forfor pico wines. ten years ago,
and that's why it's possible to us to produce passable wines. most winemakers have an adega like a winery, but more homely and acts as a spot for social gatherings. so something i hadn't mentioned yet. this has been dubbed the impossible wine because of its very, very high alcohol content all naturally achieved. wow, that's intense. walking around the island, it's easy to see its rich winemaking history. but there is the role of people. so the wine barrels, they came along in the carts, along the rocks. then they rolled, then they rolled it all the way down into it. then they pick it and put it on the ships. and if you venture inland, you'll find miles of abandoned vineyards and crumbling lava walls.
shopping. he loved going out, talking to people, and you and my dad have that in common. >> that's when i do the grocery shopping, saturday morning, and i have noticed the past two to three saturday mornings, the extended line in the 12 items or under, the express line is longer than it's been in a long long time because people are now buying just for the moment, just to get through the weekend, saturday and sunday. there's no more -- usually there's not as many big shoppers in a store on a friday or saturday as they used to be with the cart full. the carts are no longer full. the hand baskets are full, and they're using the rapid check out line. they're worried. they're worried. you go to a gas station, and you watch the number of patrons who arrive at the gas station, next to you, put the pump in their car or truck. landscapers, and will put in 20 or $30 worth of gas, and that's
trace. business owners and neighbors in long beach say the homeless crisis is being compounded by the so-called dumping of homeless. and maybe this is something you see in your own neighborhood. twice a day, l.a.'s metro empties its train carts of all humans to service and clean the carts forcing those that ride the train for shelter back onto the streets. business owners partially blame the problem on a 62% increase in the homeless population in long beach within the last two years. one jewelry store owner tells fox 11's gina silva she's captured homeless walking around naked, going to the bathroom in the street and even lighting fires. >> i have to clean the trash. there's fecal matter there. >> we have to keep these bars pretty much all around the area. the exterior, interior. >> it's not that we're insensitive. i'm absolutely not insensitive to the homeless community, but enough's enough! >> reporter: l.a. county supervisor janice hahn tells
you also write in your piece, quote, if we start seeing the younger clergy and seminary students break from their elders and join the protests on the street, that may truly signal the end is near for the regime. do you think that's really on the carts? if not, how do you see this movement, this moment ending? >> there are three major revolutions that happened in iran in the 20th century. 1906, 1953, and 1979. all of them involved precisely this kind of younger, progressive claude g seminary students who eventually joined the young revolutionaries and that business interests. that coalition, the business interests, the young people, and this scenario students, it is what has always been the recipe for a successful revolution, for better or worse in iran. it should be important -- this is very important for people to understand who don't understand the complexities of iran, yes, that there is a clerical regime.
have the same path. here is that thing, we are blessed and we have this under a feat at this moment. but stop for a moment and if you think some kind of green utopia, at least be smart about it. it is 20 years away, 30 years away if even possible at all. >> todd: let's bring on rob henneke, we have been talking about this so far this morning in general terms. let's get down to brass tacks. let's get down to two specifics, how much worse will the pain at the pump be for the average american because of these opec carts? >> todd, good morning, thank you for having me. >> todd: sure. >> i went to bed and gas $3.80 a gallon and now it is $3.86 a gallon. biden is causing a depression with the people. a recent survey says 65% of americans feel stressful about rising prices. and here just recently, there was a study more than half of
like. i doubt we will learn the identity. >> ainsley: do you think they know and they are just protecting the court? >> what's that? >> ainsley: do you think they know and they are just protecting the court? >> i doubt it. i think this is something that all of the justices realize how damaging it was to the court as an institution. unless it was a justice in him or herself in which case we are in real trouble. if they find out who this is and it's a clerk or a staff member, they absolutely -- the person should be fired if they are still working there and experience serious consequences maybe lose their bar license. >> ainsley: carrie, thank you so much for coming on. >> thank you. >> ainsley: coming up, smuggling migrants is now a billion dollars business. >> and carts have new ways of transportation via planes. the latest threat that have the border officials sounding the alarm. father visiting son in college during family weekend was fatally shot by two homeless men with criminal records. police now discovering details of a bomb-making operation. we have a live report next.