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lunaz is making the role's first fully electric rolls—royces and bentleys.m the 1960s. john hilton is the technical lead here. he was an aeronautical engineer at rolls—royce before moving into formula i. among a long list of accomplishments, he was a technical lead for michael schumacher�*s 1994 world championship win. what do you actually do? so, you're converting this car into an electric vehicle? from a petrol engine? so, this car has a petrol engine in today. we'll be removing the engine, the gear box, the fuel system, the exhaust system and all the things that make the engine work, and replacing theirs with a brand—new electric powertrain. the full renovation of the car takes about 26 weeks, and for rolls—royces and bentleys the cost of the work starts at about £350,000. it would be very much more expensive if you want to start with a car like this. much rarer. how much would this car cost to buy? so, the petrol versions of this are regularly going for about 350,000. so 700,000 once you're done? yes, we have a number of other beautiful cars here. this i

it's people that want an electric rolls—royce.e love for the classics and have never wanted to go down that useability journey and the drivability of these vehicles. 0ne investor who has been captivated by the conversion of classic cars into electric vehicles is former england football star david beckham. he's taken a 10% stake in the company. and it's notjust the classic cars that are getting a new lease on life here. this recycling lorry would have to be decommissioned in 2025 because of its diesel engine, and now it's being fitted with an electric motor. you've got two billion vehicles on this planet and we're doing a transition to ev. we cannot look at scrapping these vehicles. you know, that vehicle that you've seen is absolutely in great condition. that is a perfect candidate to be re—engineered for in the future. —— and evey future. and we're looking at all vehicle classes where we believe re—engineering the vehicle is a better choice than the "buy it new" mentality that we're so embedded into us. we're building this with 3

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mister royce, west, the democratic state, senator from the state of texas. great to talk to you. so thank you so much for coming on. we do appreciate it. take care. thank you. racism bye football fans in the u. k. could soon be punishable by law. the u. k prime minister bar is johnson told the parliament today, fans who make races, comments online, could be issued match bands while social media companies would be fine if they don't from the hate speech. it follows the racist abuse towards 3 england players in the euro. 2020 final the trio had missed penalties in the shootout defeat to italy right after the condemn and of all the i race the start pouring that we saw on sunday night. and so what we do is today taking practical steps to ensure that the football batting order regime is changed so that if you are guilty to speak of racist abuse on line, was that you will not be going to the match. know if you say,

here is texas state senator royce west. >> we'll do everything in our power to get a hearing on this vote, on this bill, work with republicans and anyone else in terms of taking senate bill 1 in this particular bill, the barbara jordan elections act, and see whether we can strike compromises to make certain all persons in the state of texas are able to vote, that's transparent, and that is secure. >> outside of texas, republicans have opted for other novel ways to undermine our democracy. for example, sham election audits like the ones still taking place in arizona. the brennan center for justice reports that similar partisan reviews are now taking place or being proposed in wisconsin, in michigan, in georgia, and in pennsylvania. quote, the proposed election reviews failed to satisfy basic security, accuracy, and reliability measures and the auditors themselves fail to meet

but senate republicans blocked it with a filibuster. royce west is a democratic texas state. senna said he was at that meeting with cala harris on tuesday. he told me earlier, the state democrats have no intention of returning and the white house is firmly on their side. we have a president that is committed to make certain that elections voting is accessible to every american. he understands exactly what's going on in this country. as you've said, the 70 states that have passed harsh laws to suppress the vote. and there's not a team that's attempting to do so, so that's a national issue. i'm glad to have a president that's committed to doing everything in his power. in order to get something done. congress does have the power and right now they don't have the means in order to get it done. we're going to have to prevail upon and make certain that democrats in the senate understand that we're on bar time in texas right now.

royce, we're talking to us just a little earlier. now the number of refugees and migrants dying in the mediterranean has more than doubled from this time. last year. at least 1146 people died trying to reach europe by see in the 1st 6 months of 2021. that's compared to the $513.00 migrants were known to the ground in the 1st 6 months of last year. those figures are believed to be much lower than the actual number. there are hundreds of cases of so called invisible ship wrecks reported by organizations in direct contact with those on board or with families. but they are difficult to verify international organization for migration which tracks the data says. there are insufficient search and rescue operations in the mediterranean and on the atlantic route to the canary islands. andrew garcia as a data analyst for the missing migrant project to the international organization for migration. she explained to me earlier, why it's that difficult to determine the true number of people last, let's see on. yes, i wanted to kinda re, oh, get lo

let's talk out to royce west. he's a democrat state senator from the us state of texas, who along with dozens of his colleagues, met the vice president on tuesday. he joins us from washington. welcome to al jazeera. so you've had good words from the likes of chuck schumer and the vice president commer harris. but beyond that, what, what else can you get? well, we have a president that is committed to make certain that elections voting is accessible to every american. he understands. exactly what's going on in this country, as you said, the 17 states that have passed harsh laws to suppress the vote. and there's another team that's attempting to do so. so that's a national issue. i'm glad to have a president that's committed to doing everything in his power in order to get something. yes, but mister west, what can you realistically achieve? you are also there talking to your political colleagues in congress. congress had, does not have the power to do anything. the congress does have a power right now. they don't ha

burlington today to get their engines revving. 210 classic cars were on display , including several rolls-roycemodels, ferraris, the mw and racecars. >> i feel there is tremendous concept and. over the long, long winter of the pandemic everybody has been working in their garages. a lot of focus. just the opportunity to get out here and show off their work. >> marshall also included some vintage vehicles dating back to the 1940s. i'm so glad you're ok, sgt. houston. this is sam with usaa. do you see the tow truck? yes, thank you, that was fast. sgt. houston never expected this to happen. or that her grandpa's dog tags would be left behind. but that one call got her a tow and rental... ...paid her claim... ...and we even pulled a few strings. making it easy to make things right: that's what we're made for. usaa. what you're made of, we're made for. get a quote today. ♪ >> hey, bay area. it's time to share some amazing stories and feel good. we could all use some inspiration right now, and you've come to the right place. this show is all about good food, good people, and good living. ♪ on today's

, nissan, all kinds of companies — rolls—royce, nissan, all kinds of companies are being affected byindeed the nhs is being affected _ this. and indeed the nhs is being affected by it as well. the fact that so — affected by it as well. the fact that so many people are deleting there _ that so many people are deleting there at— that so many people are deleting there at is— that so many people are deleting there at is a real problem and i think. — there at is a real problem and i think. i— there at is a real problem and i think, i would there at is a real problem and i think, iwould imagine is hopefully keeping _ think, iwould imagine is hopefully keeping up ministers and governments and something needs to be sorted out so that— and something needs to be sorted out so that there is clarity. and certainly _ so that there is clarity. and certainly the pinging through walls which _ certainly the pinging through walls which let's be fair, the oversensitivity of the app is that pinging — oversensitivity of the app is that pinging across walls is a minor number— pinging across walls is a min

a rolls-royce worth over $300,000. and your baby girl, culture, just celebrated her 3rd birthday. be worth a million dollars. [ applause ] >> anthony: invest, i understand. >> and you skipped out, it was two rings. >> anthony: it was two rings? >> yes. i proposed with one ring, up on stage, boom. then i came back and doubled the size. it was 10 carat at first. then i got 22 carat. >> anthony: okay. we all ain't able to do that. [ laughter ] >> anthony: all the time, all the time. looking at these extravagant gifts, your wife seems like she's the type of woman who would expect a push gift. after pushing these babies out. do you have a push gift in mind? >> no. [ laughter ] >> anthony: no? >> i feel like the gift is the beautiful child. >> anthony: okay, i agree. >> i'ma get her a gift, though, i got to. >> anthony: i understand that. i like to fight for men getting push gifts too. [ laughter ] right? because we pushed the baby in, okay? >> okay! okay! >> anthony: that's all i'm saying. [ laughter ] this will be your fifth child? >> five. >> anthony: five. somebody been busy. five.

i know her name was once a managing director, ed rolls royce, germany not only is pursuing a green agenda and he's looking for partners to get on board at this facility outside paris. his idea is going to be wrapped up in europe's 1st factory dedicated to recycling cars. automaker they know is eager to lead the way in sustainable mobility and is already set up joint ventures with start ups like batteries. well, the family seem to fly as it only magic. we want to make our facility a pioneer because they're also convinced of the economic benefit to cost hospital movies. turner, this is the future of the automotive sector, meeting the demands of society and customers, climate and environmentally friendly. lucian's was strictly metric by example. it's already paying off. these for shipping containers are packed to the brim with 54 repurposed e car. batteries. they're stamped in groups of 6, forming a miniature power plant connected to the electricity grid. they serve as a buffer to compensate for power fluctuations in the grid. the foot containers together can supply $8800.00 households with

here on our teens and national to stick around if you can, my colleague royce and say, we'll have more few about 30 minutes. the drug started as a way to come back. a great problem. what's the one? it's part of the attitude of the nation, not just of north dakota, and it got to be something that you could get elected. this time, the fight against drugs took a check and told us that and there was a competence short form. this is way too dangerous for him to be doing. clearly they put him in harm's way. a rural college student does interest get shot in the head and found in a river like that. something else had to be happening with this security camera video and downtown bish connect shows young men grabbing a girl and forcing her into a car. no one comes to 26 year old. i can't think of an aide. everyone assumes that a bride is being kidnapped to become an event and get it done. this was the last time she was alive. going this slow, wagner fillmore demos, can watch demos, criticism though you still get on my finger on the bit of all of them. the counselor at the bottom search and the mo

whether it's rolls—royce, nissan, hospitalitya huge number of people in hospitality, i'm not even mentioning the country to be rebooted. and before we get lockdown possibly again in the autumn or winter let's hope we don't but we may. nobody wants more- _ hope we don't but we may. nobody wants more. that's _ hope we don't but we may. nobody wants more. that's what _ hope we don't but we may. nobody wants more. that's what they've i wants more. that's what they've experienced in belgium struggling through the floodwater today. after a dreadful night. this is been quite a dreadful night. this is been quite a shock storm for both the germans, belgians and the dutch. yes. a shock storm for both the germans, belgians and the dutch.— belgians and the dutch. yes. it is shockina. belgians and the dutch. yes. it is shocking- and — belgians and the dutch. yes. it is shocking. and it's _ belgians and the dutch. yes. it is shocking. and it's the _ belgians and the dutch. yes. it is shocking. and it's the speed - belgians and the dutch. yes. it is shocking. and it's the speed with | shocking. and it's th

it suppresses the royce and their democracy.is congress and this committee work to press critical reforms, we must recognize the threat of election subversion and the threat of voter suppression are two sides of the same coin. as this committee knows well, the 117th congress has been laser focused on building a stronger and more resilient democracy. march 3, the house of representatives passed the for the people act, a bill our caucus labored long and hard to assemble with the help of chairperson lofgren and many of my colleagues on this committee and in this congress. at the time of house passage, we were only beginning to witness the loose --the fate of election subversion laws emerge. georgia's sb202, introduced on fabry 17th, contains none of the later subversion language that would appear in a flurry of last-minute changes in mid-march before the law's passage on march 25. before sb202 had its innk dry, we set to work to understand the threats in georgia and across the country and prepare policy responses at the federal lev

i mean, these are tennis royce or they're not exactly journals. these are people who see speaking near evil in tennis all year around there. by golly, david, you want to try and get some doors when they can, and especially if it's at the expense whole people who are not their favorite. so i think, you know, the question is in one way, is it can be asked why not. e can also be say, well, i don't care to answered us or leave it alone. so he would he get the right answer in many ways, which, you know, i think it's with the focus to be put on. and you know, when i'm reading it like you know, there's like mariano choose one of the g b mark to 2nd g b wrote her course behind paul rocket. and she's saying, oh like it's very strange sources to hear, even after all they don't, they should be very lucky to be there. and there seems to be no shame understood in the situation where, you know, these people like there's no person to say for example, team g b psyche. when all we've heard for the last couple of years have been the well, the scandals and master sc

i haven't seen royces news flash that the most famous journalists in the world. the key witness against him is admitted his line. well, it has little traction so far. i know that, you know, some of the major makes for me to doing without working on stories based on just from the the, the investigative journalist where she progresses. so let's give it a little time. it's a complicated story, but i mean the, since it is out we can get time. can we? because there's a heat wave here in london. i don't know what the temperatures are in bell much. i don't know what the coven situation is, and bell much the united nation, special rogers repeatedly been on this program, and it gives the british start is being involved in torture. there is no time is that you're right. it must be free to me that it is. it is up so that he was sitting in the prison after that he had a victory in court and general report. and it's just absolutely absurd that he would be sent back to the prison, which is creating the condition which was underlying the decision by the judge to actually been m

are people involved, they're having shortages and even things like the nissan plant and the rolls royce plant, i've had to slow down because they're missing so many staff members. and so it seems like after lifting all of these restrictions, things have almost gone back to where we were last spring and summer where so many things are shut down this time only because people are forced to self isolate rather than the social distance that we looked at before, now we've heard this could have an actual major effect on supply chains as well. how so it with the supply chain to do to the stop and what's happening is because the staff can't show up on like actually cove. it, we're actually, although the number, the people were testing positive, a lot of people still were at work. what you're finding is people aren't able to go to work because we have this 10 day isolation period. and by the way, i wanted to add that you asked me how it worked. if one does not do what the and it just says which is your pink and then you make a phone call. you can be fined up to 10000 pounds. and since the pound i

and they reported that the ccp has issue royce to arrest me under the so called national 60 law, for example, cruising reform forces. so i would like to tell i know that even to kinda interfere with from media like this one could because cedar colluding with foreign forces. so, and that's why today there are no hong kong pro democracy to face or x of lawmakers willing ordering to take this interview or this program. so i would like to show this chilling effect and a problem of the hawk on national security law to you to you are no longer in hong kong. i know, let me play this to you. this is an activist and a policy advisor who is talking about the pro democracy at the 5th. now having to go underground, have a listen. have a look at the election system is so rick, that we are almost certain most of the face must a super majority of the state will be fielded by pro china politicians. so there is no meaningful way within the system to fight for freedom and democracy. the situation hong kong is very bye. but as always i have faith in the people will go when the pop within the system the

border and weren't playing footsie with math mandates in the people's house, texas representative ship royce, firing a democrats. he says, for continuing to dodge the crisis at the border. we have people infected cobra coming rather southern border to texas. and you all map mass upfront here, here on the people's house and the texas rio grande valley border patrol reported. and the 1st 2 weeks of july, there were a 135 migrants tested positive for coded, marking a 900 percent increase. we are absolutely sick and tired of it. and so are the american people. this sham of an institution is doing nothing for the american people. nothing for the betterment of the people that send their representatives here. border patrol reports in 2021 alone. there have been more than a 1000000 encounters with migrants at the border in 2020. just a little more than $400000.00, showing a more than 50 percent increase this year for news use use. i'm fair in front. let's get the 360 view and bring in a former colorado state senator ted harvey, and democratic commentator, jonathan harris. thank you so much for joini

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i know her name was once a managing director, ed rolls royce, germany not only is pursuing a green agenda and he's looking for partners to get on board at this facility outside powers. his idea is going to be wrapped up in europe's 1st factory dedicated to recycling cars. automaker they know is eager to leave the william sustainable mobility and is already set up joint ventures with startups like batteries, family seem to fly as it only magic. we want to make our facility a pioneer because we're also convinced of the economic benefit to cos bulletin movie turner. this is the future of the automotive sector. meeting the demands of society and customers, climate and environmentally friendly illusions. on strictly medic, by example, it's already paying now. these for shipping containers are packed to the brim with 54 repurposed e car batteries. their status groups of 6, forming a miniature power plant connected to the electricity grid. they serve as a buffer to compensate for power fluctuations in the grid. the for containers together can supply $8800.00 households with electricity for one h

we are going to get the reaction from the chief technology officer's of airbus, boeing, rolls-royce, think these targets are achievable? inflation in the u.k. on excitedly surging to the highest level in three years. used car sales, we can't blame alix for this one. apparently this is the word we are using now, transitive. and food and energy shortages ip

talk about rolls-royce.maker said they might have to start shifting production in their west sussex factory because of the 10 day self-isolation rule. if they have disco shifts they might have to tear that -- if they have two shifts they might have to tear that down to one. and travel and leisure. iag off almost 5%, down 159. how can you go anywhere? travel restrictions all over the place. no one can agree on that. travel stocks getting hit hard in the u.s. all of this it's the stage for bank earnings and europe. kicking off tomorrow with ubs. expectations are quite high with european earnings. if you miss you might get hit a bit. abigail doolittle is looking at the numbers. abigail: if the pressure is going to be on -- the pressure is on. relative to what investors are looking for with banks down for percent, the worst sector for the stoxx 600. on a year-over-year basis, it is ok. ubs reports tomorrow the revenue growth estimate to be up 5%. the swedish bank up 11%. julius baer reporting there half up just

today, single stocks we are focusing on, rolls-royce starting to resolve some of the big issues it hase huge engine like the 787, good news. market rewarding that. travel sector, some recovery but no clarity seems to be the position. ryanair talking about a positive story for the rest of the summer but it still feels like we're going to be significantly below pre-pandemic despite the fact this week we have had the launch of the euro covid certificates. infineon is interesting, one of the world's biggest chip manufacturers and again talking about delays again, and it is one of the biggest providers for the auto sector. this week we have had others coming out saying the issue they have with chips is still ongoing. today , and porcelain,infineon reinforcing that. kailey: bnp paribas announcing it will allow some workers to work from home part-time. allowing more flexible work arrangements on a permanent basis. your to talk more about the trend is lorenzo bini smagh. he joins us from the economic conference. thank you so much for being here. stockton is that bankers can work from home up t

we are going to get the reaction from the chief technology officer's of airbus, boeing, rolls-royce,nd raytheon. do they think these targets are achievable? inflation in the u.k. on excitedly surging to the highest level in three years. used car sales, we can't blame alix for this one. apparently this is the word we are using now, transitive. and food and energy shortages gripped south africa after the biggest refinery has shut down. they are talking about economic sabotage. we will be live in johannesburg with that story. let's talk about where we are with the markets. this is the picture right now. the stock 600 absolutely flat. brent crude is trading down. we are still waiting for the iea data. it was delayed by half an hour. i was hoping it was going to come out at 11:00. we are still waiting. alix: it is really weird. i don't think i've ever seen anything like this 40 iea -- this for the iea. apple at a record high. they were produce more cell phones this year. that is part of the story hoping to move tech. the nasdaq 100 right around as record highs. arc innovation down. the re

the close-up here, the sun is royce and in the middle of the blags it was snowing and sleeting st.e terrible weather and that's absolute incorrect. you'll look at the water and eel see phinney ice slides moving down this. probably resembles more what the ice looked like over on the eyes. the which had of the this will is more likely that with the wide. >> in in delaware, been that number -- you'll notice behind him an african-american. there were actual african-americans that were -- that took part in this campaign, but lloyd wanted to include an african-american. he was an abolitionist and he wanted to show all the different types of people that came together in the american cause. you also see this figure who is somewhat androgynous. the idea was to also show -- although we don't know of any women who actually participated in the actual campaign, he wanted to show that women supported the american cause during this time period. in the background you'll see horses and or tillries on other boats. this is true. they did cross over 18 pieces of artillery and numerous horses to get ov

90s for the weend. 18th18th 18th over. 210 classic cars were on display and included several rolls-royce models. about 2500 people turned out. >> i feel like it is a tremendous pent-up demand over the long winter of the pandemic. a lot of focus and yes, the opportunity to get out here and to show off the work. >> all right. the car show also included some vehicles the data back to the 1940s. >>> coming up, the 7 things to know this morning. >>> the countdown to nasals' space launch. we are looking at blue origins take off tomorrow. >>> >>> it is 5:22. here 7 things to know this morning. we still have the threat of thunderstorms today. they are going to have more moisture with them. the red flag warning was canceled. >>> the dark clouds and dark sky look ominous overnight but no reports of lightning strikes. concerns over dry conditions have many people on alert. >>> more than a dozen fires are burning throughout the state right now. the biggest is the beckwourth fire west of reno. 105,000 acres. >>> dr. anthony faust she said that vaccine misinformation social media is preventing people

fairway at crystal springs golf course. 210 classic cars were on display and that included several rolls royceace cars. about 2,500 people showed up. >> i feel as this tremendous pent up demand, everybody is over the long, long winter of the pandemic everybody working away in their garages, a lot of focus and, yeah, just the opportunity to get out here and to show off their work. >> the some vintage see's candies vehicles dating back to the 1940s. >>> taking a look outside at that car show, gorgeous weather, very seasonable but dry. >> but dry and that dry weather has moved out because that monsoonal moisture has that risk of dry lightning. our red flag warning until 5 p.m. tomorrow for the threat of lightning and possibility of new fires. you can see the areas shaded in red with the highest risk. we'll go through the lightning strike risk factor. overnight there's little to none. we'll go into the early morning. this is about 10 a.m., 11 a.m., close to lunchtime, a low risk in parts of the bay area for lightning, but that's about it. we're talking about a three to four hour window early tomor

rolls royce is luxurious.rst, the future of mobility, the future of transportation will be different from the past. so it's not only great design, it's not only great driving performance, 50 horsepower, 0-60 miles in 2.4 secondses which really drives like a race car, we call it living space. if you want -- you can sit on the rear seat, you have 49 inches of leg room, you have a 27-inch displace, you have high-speed connectivity to the internet, you can work in it. and this is very different from everything else you see in the market. the product differentiates a lot from what everybody else you would see. liz: well, you know, lest we make it sound like you've just got prototypes behind you, you are looking at, for our viewers, one of these. tell me exactly what the price point will be and, on top of everything else, you are now building out a plant in china. so is i would imagine that that's either for the opportunity to capitalize on their marketing or their manufacturing rather, but more importantly, you thi

car—makers nissan and rolls—royce warned it might hit production, and the association of meat processorsproduction lines down. most of them are having between 5% and 10% being pinged and self—isolating at home and this is causing quite a few shortages for the industry and quite a few problems for the industry which is already understaffed. and health care providers are warning that staff shortages might hurt their ability to deliver care. in the nhs, it's a very significant issue. we are now at the point where we have got so many nhs staff off because of the app pinging that it is beginning to affect patient care. other businesses such as nightclubs are getting ready to open for the first time in a year as most coronavirus restrictions are lifted on monday, and crowds are preparing to gather at big sporting events, which could all mean even more pings. app providers have been asked to reduce the sensitivity but the government says it is doing itsjob. reducing the spread of covid. we are in the middle of a pandemic and we know the virus spreads and it spreads without showing any symptoms

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