champion volvo with was around two and a hall's million dollars bond has been reduced to one in the house million dollars claims he has accepted to fight on new terms while calling the prize amazingly some of the elder attends them tonight this coming monday has released a video where he called off the fight due to lack of progress in negotiations while the loop says the ukrainian is purposely trying to avoid him by accusing stalling calling him a slave to his feet. and now some extreme sport and filmmaking russia's gravity workshop team has taken part in the outdoor games for the second year running the event hosted at the french resort somewhere new welcome to five teams from across europe with austria of actually taking the top on as daniel has more. i i am living on the edge this is the way they like it every year the world's best extreme sportsmen get together at the so-called summer oh do or games to show all their outstanding skills is the fun so many different ways to go beyond the limits be jumping. mounting bucking. or gliding. this year or this week declaration which helped ens

>>watts: we've got a volvo c30 that does 0-60 in 4.5 seconds with 4 of these motors - it goes on tojust over 100mph, and the 50-70 timing is 3 and a bit seconds. so that's a standard family car, 3-door hatch back and yet it's got almost ferrari-like performance. >>reporter: losing so much metalwork and frame structure also has massive implications for design. that extra space could be used for more batteries or to make the car smaller and more efficient; there are implications for improving safety with room for more crumple zones. and there's a strong business case as well. >>knight: parts and complexity run hand in hand, parts and cost run hand in hand. so if you reduce parts and you reduce complexity, you reduce cost - so ultimately cost is the most important consideration for the consumer as well as for the auto mobile manufacturer. >>reporter: the company expects to start putting cars on the road in the next 6 months, but as promising as the technology looks, with all that extra weight in the wheels there's one place it's not going to go down well... >>morgan: what we've decided to

take geely, one of the biggest carmakers here, snapped up volvo from ford for an estimated $1.8 billiono unveiling 39 of its own car models at the beijing car show, including the world's cheapest car with rooftop solar panels and a $2300 price tag. as these companies grow, their appetites are going cloeby. geely's rival already exports to asia and south america. some day united states, explains ceo. the american consumer knows cars very well. i dare not send our cars to the u.s. market before we're really ready. other chinese automakers think they are ready. a dozen years ago byd, or build your dreams, manufactured phone batteries. this year it beat gm and toyota to sell the world's fast mass produced electric car. just over 50 of these electric taxi cabs are roaming the streets of southern china. perhaps later this year this same car will go on sale in the united states, brought to the u.s. by china's ambitions and american dollars. u.s. billionaire warren buffett raised eyebrows when he invested $230 million in byd. it's starting to look like a smart move. and if chinese car companies

i'm worried about transfats in my diet, about my kids' education, about the noise coming from my volvo's transmission, about potential earthquakes and the leak in my basement. i frankly don't have any emotional capacity to take on any more problems. by the way, since i was planning to move to a warmer climate when i retire, maybe it's not such a bad problem that it's going to get warmer in san francisco. there are those who are convinced that it's a problem but they say there's little we can do about it. what does it matter what san francisco, the bay area, california, even the united states, does if china and india keep pumping pollutants into the air? there are some that are convinced that it is a serious problem but don't know what we as individuals or the organizations or corporations we work for can constructively do about it. i think that largely takes in where a lot of us are today. and then, finally, there are the entrepreneurs. those are the folks who realize there is either money to be made or costs to be avoided, like getting out in front of the competition on this issue. and

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also make a gas has shot its factory in nizhni novgorod for a fortnight blaming the record heat the volvo producers sending thousands of workers on paid leave after months of temperatures topping thirty degrees celsius the company is owned by tycoon pascoe. import tariffs for steel products higher taxes for first metal producers and a more transparent pricing policy russia's big steel consumers want the government to take action against the way the steel industry does business it's a grand gathering of producers and consumers in the city of chalabi is go over the weekend it seems prime minister putin was happy to oblige so you know i admit it has more. we're putting regrets that his comments about metals pricing policy two years ago led to a twenty percent drop in its share price but he clearly wasn't sorry about any other thank you may have had this time prime minister held up metal as an example for others to follow he said the company treats russian consumers well it was not under suspicion for price fixing the same could not be said about six other metals competitors which are under i

>> no, but i have a friend who drives a volvo. [ laughter ] and i speak a little of your language. [t friday. next friday, july 30th. either way, go see "dinner for schmucks." steve carell, everybody. selena gomez joins us next. i love the mice, by the way. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ birds chirping ] [ puppy ] oh yeah, time for a little "me time." ♪ perfect paws. a little rub. bit of a trim. looking sexy! [ female announcer ] when you demand the very best... [ puppy ] oh yeah, it's a dog's life! [ female announcer ] ...you have to try cottonelle ultra toilet paper. [ puppy ] come to papa. [ female announcer ] it's the ultimate way to be kind to your behind. [ puppy ] i'm in the lap of luxury. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: welcome back, everybody. our next guest this evening stars in an emmy award-winning tv series. her album "kiss and tell" is a smash hit, and she's one of the stars of the big family film "ramona and beezus," which is theaters everywhere this friday. please welcome one of our faves, selena gomez, everybody! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ happy birthday happy birt

>> no but i have a friend who drives a volvo and i speak a little of your language. >> [ laughter ] >rose: i have nothing to say. >> oh, yes you do. >> well, that scene was a lot -- they are all fun, but i was just -- i w staring into their ey, david williams plays. >> this man. >> this swiss. i don't know, just rich -- i don't even know what he did for a living. he is a rich swiss guy. he -- all of the actors in this movie took a lot of care with their characters. they really -- he was well -- you could speak to it better than i. he wanted him all in white. he wanted these light blue contacts, he wanted his wife to have light blue eyes and had a specific look in mind but i think it is funny but also i think very good character development. >> rose: the attitude that i saw in that scene -- >> from barry. >> yes from your character. >> completely ernest and someone who keeps digging himself deeper, into a terrible situation, makes it worse but is doing it as a complete innocent. >> rose: the last tape industry comes from the spoo that y guy didthe other night at the espy awards. would

>> no, but i have a friend who drives a volvo.teve carell is with us this morning. good morning. >> good morning. >> first thing's first. i'm going to fastforward to next spring. and you're in an audience with a lot of other really famous actors and directors and producers. and they say, the academy award for best actor goes to steve carell for -- >> for "dinner for schmucks"? >> uh-huh. >> and you do what? >> i sit bolt upright out of my bed and go, oh -- oh! >> you've that-h that dream before? i have to honestly say, i'm watching the movie, hi no idea what to expect. i was so completely transported and convulsed in laughter the entire time. >> oh, great. >> when it was over i said, this is a performance the likes of which i'm not sure i've ever seen before. >> well, i'm grad i made you convulse. that should be on the poster, it will make you convulse. >> make sure you take your medication ahead of time, you're right. ever if your life have you ever had a character this rich in opportunity? >> it's an interesting character. it's

>> no, but i have a friend who drives a volvo.guage [ speaking foreign language ] >> that's pretty much -- the reaction from people, when you're going on one of those rifts and you just kind of -- >> that, to me, is the funniest part of the movie. the characters reacting to the absurddy around them. like the "40-year-old virgin" i thought the funniest part of that is paul watching that take place. the reaction, it's reflected in their face. >> you've got a great face, paul. i'm making a segue here have you seen "gq." i want to show the pictures. show the pictures. ooh. what are you going for here, paul? just curious. >> this could be anything with curlers. >> there you go. yeah. they had a big table of props. you know, zach and tracy i think is also in the shoot. so there's like this whole table of stuff. and we just grabbed different things. >> you went for it, i have to say. you have to say this, steve, you're breaking our hearts leaving "the office." i know, did you hear that? >> that was so prompted, they weren't going to do t

>> no, but i have a friend who drives a volvo. >> steve carell, paul rudd. there they are.uck-a-rama. even though this movie which i'll let you talk about a little bit is called "dinner for schmucks" i think both of your characters have moments of schmuckitude. >> i think we're both pretty schmucky. >> what about roles? i mean, why were you both cast in this? did the director see something of schmuckitude in body of you? >> he certainly did in paul. i think we all do in paul. >> i think it's really apparent. >> paul just turns his head sideways and he's a schmuck. >> more so with the beard or less so with the beard? >> i would say -- the beard adds a different sort of level to it. >> changes the flavor of schmuckiness. beard flavor. which has a little bit of a sour cream taste to it. >> it smells like bird. >> okay. it's called "dinner for schmucks." steve, who do you play in this? >> i play a guy named barry speck. i like to put it that he lives on the fringes of society. he's not -- he's a guy. >> your guy is just, what, he's in l.a. and he's -- >> i'm a guy who works for

addition to maintaining stable inflation expectations and keeping a vigilant eye on the emergence of new volvos, the fed must seem to fill the other part of the statutory mandate by addressing unemployment, which has pervasive social costs. in my state, i have seen these costs and a loss of productive capacity, weakened housing market, increased strain on state and local resources and services, and the nervous reluctance on the part of many businesses and banks to invest and make loans. the fed must work for a broad and sustained recovery that not only controls inflation but facilitate growth. i know that there is a lot of hard work to do at the fed. if you choose to confirm me, i will bring all of the experience, knowledge, and commitment i have gained over the course of my career to the task of filling congress's statutory expectations. i will maintain the standards of professionalism and independent i've always tried to uphold a my career added to my mind are exemplified by the work of the committee. thank you for the honor of hearing me today. i will be happy to respond to any and all quest

addition to maintaining stable inflation expectations and keeping a vigilant eye on the emergence of new volvos, the fed must seem to fill the other part of the statutory mandate by addressing unemployment, which has pervasive social costs. in my state, i have seen these costs and a loss of productive capacity, weakened housing market, increased strain on state and local resources and services, and the nervous reluctance on the part of many businesses and banks to invest and make loans. the fed must work for a broad and sustained recovery that not only controls inflation but facilitate growth. i know that there is a lot of hard work to do at the fed. if you choose to confirm me, i will bring all of the experience, knowledge, and commitment i have gained over the course of my career to the task of filling congress's statutory expectations. i will maintain the standards of professionalism and independent i've always tried to uphold a my career added to my mind are exemplified by the work of the committee. thank you for the honor of hearing me today. i will be happy to respond to any and all quest