generators that transform braking energy into electricity running on the driving situation the car autonomy asli decides when braking whether the electric motor will do the duty of the wheel brakes or a combination of both. here's an overview of all the most important specs. of the overall sez he mine all the tron is a very good car that is fun to drive though he found the lack of side mirrors detracted from the experience if you look smart but you really have to get used to them the good thing is they're optional so you can get normally or is put on if you want yes it's a question of taste with you know the above if. and this little girl i have at four hundred card tester kristoff power definitely turns heads it's the brainchild of a big name in german automotive history caro borg five he designed a three wheel mini van back in one nine hundred twenty for the blitz car and that it's bed in front of the driver. and boy cristo says they go i have an f. four hundred by contrast that is a bed behind the driver following borg guards prince of overload and back howard back i. had a rear wheel drive i

might be a liar ok it's given the benefit of the strange because trump threaten north korea with bibi asli they will be met with fire fury more than that in two thousand and seventeen russia joined in on sanctions against north korea meaning moscow to saw a threat facts fly in the face of sensation. breather from a version of it later no no more news this morning bernie sanders is back and is officially sold his how to the ring for the twenty twenty us presidential election the virtue of a more senators announce that he's drawn a mixed reaction online and in the media while some praised the decision and expressed hope the self-styled democratic socialist will be able to win the white house others argue those seventy seven is simply too old to be commander in chief at his caleb maupin takes up the story. here it comes now. raised democratic socialism into the american political vocabulary he's got crazy hair and economic populism and he hit a chord with voters. america will. be a socialist country. but from behind the scenes we saw that mainstream media and democratic party leaders were loo

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it's difficult to know whether to laugh or vomit or both when i read it i wanted to be sick and la asli one request is crazier than the other. on behalf of all the people of venezuela we see yes to dialogue thousand times dialogue meanwhile the russian and venezuelan media have been banned from attending the lima group's crunch talks on venezuela the canadian foreign ministry emailed the russian agencies are sputnik and ria novosti but gave no reason for refusing them accreditation venezuela based t.v. network tell us sorra was also denied access with no explanation its correspondent leaning toward who was meant to be attending the talks in auto says clearly it's a strategy to prevent non-mainstream voices from being heard it's not a surprise not for me at least it's not a surprise that they don't like us and they've been trying to balance every single voice it's against this a narrative against the wind its way up and they're claiming it. around the world but the star away from that there is every single aspect that they're claiming for this is only exposing the contradictions of these

to know whether to laugh or vomit or both when i read it i wanted to be sick in love similar cheney asli one request is crazier than the other on behalf of all the people of venezuela we say yes to dialogue a thousand times dialogue. russian in venezuela media have been banned from attending a crunch meeting of the lima group on the crisis we cannot in foreign ministry emailed russian agencies sputnik and ria novosti telling them that their accreditation had been refused but gave no reason and as well and based t.v. network telesur was also denied access without explanation is correspondent helene a daughter who was meant to attend the talks not a word says it's to prevent known mainstream voices from being heard it's not a surprise not for me at least it's not a surprise that they don't like us and they've been trying to balance every single voice that it's against this a narrative against the and they're claiming a great i'm a speech around the world but is far away from respecting that is every single aspect of their claim for this is only exposing the contradictions of the group. wel

happen really the chances are fifty fifty but the activists i've spoken to our hope for their course asli optimistic because kenya has said precedent in the past for example last year a court here ruled that forced a no examinations which were used to determine whether a man engaged in sex are now illegal so there is hope and people like mary and the activists here they want to stop fighting until one day they are all seen as as equal citizens and can love whoever they choose to love. her deval joining us from nairobi thank you melanie. today is the second day of the vatican's four day summit aimed at tackling sexual abuse in the catholic church it has brought together bishops and vatican officials and experts and the heads of religious orders it's also allowed abuse victims to tell cardinals and officials directly about the devastating impact abuses have on their lives many of the victims have suffered in silence others have seen firsthand efforts by the church to cover up sexual abuse but as one survivor says in this next report that culture could slow they be changing. was ten years ol

secretary meeting was canceled beijing authorities didn't like it at all and putin is similar taney asli useless because there is civil unrest in moscow and similar tenuously all powerful you used a clip from the us current affairs program sixty minutes with a former f.b.i. director claiming that trump takes orders from putin so he used as but he also controls the white house and it has to be said that again and again we're told in this country that we need to protect the borders of nato nations because i know you're in moscow you might have a different view there there is an imminent russian invasion of the baltic states in scandinavia that is seriously the level of debate so what vladimir putin was saying at this important speech of the russian federation would not make much sense within that narrative which i would suggest is probably why it's not covered here i'm sure what message then does it send to the world if it is digested by and western observers and protect what would they have been watching for and would they be sated would they be happy with what they heard. well as regards

philip we've got the the pope now admitting being asked a question and responding it would seem on asli in admitting that indeed nuns have been the subject of sexual violence in the church show were you surprised when you heard that. no i wasn't very surprised but still it's a big scandal in the scandal itself so not surprised that this abuse is taking place we've known about these these these accounts these revelations for a long time but that the pope himself is finally said yes this happened and used pretty strong language to describe it yeah his drug it's just trust terrific. horrible what we were what we are seeing there because months devoted their whole lives to the to the gospel and seen as a kind of innocent group within the church more of us and if these innocent people children are as well. is not. misused and that's a horrible story it's sporting to listen to exactly what the pope said as a reader pointed out he was responding to a question that was put to him on a plane during his recent trip to the reagan peninsula let's listen to exactly what the pope had to say in his st

by china china is developing its modern military capability and its commercial power similar taney asli we confront russia with war not only are we confronting a state like russia an ideological enemy without a state like al-qaeda or. very character of warfare itself it's changing at the same time while britain conducts political war on there is whaler we should apparently be based in the western hemisphere and of the south china sea and i believe that we need to go further considering what permanent presence we might need in areas including the caribbean and a ship pacific to extend our global influence now arguably what is needed more than global influence right now is national influence because while that man who told russia to shut up and go away wants tools for war overseas here at home the u.n. claims to raise a major policy is set to turn britain into an alienated society these two dramatically different societies of people living the high life and a higher life than it's ever been lived before in terms of limit levels of luxury and so on but people on the other hand normal able

some time she was forced into an apology and she would have to study more on the matter she openly asli has studied on the matter and came back not just with a statement but with the full article she wrote for the times newspaper where she said that not only she stands by what she said back then in december she also reinforced her beliefs and here's one of the quotes from there a man can decide to be female take hormones everything in sight and perhaps earn a small fortune and then reverse his decision and go back to making babies if she still desires it's insane and it's cheating so never to have a specifically stressed that in order to achieve fairness in a competition where transgender athletes are participating you know these days many sport are going to zation are reducing hormone levels and she said this would be not not enough this would not solve the problem so in order to do that men athletes would have to take this hormone treatment as early as at the age of puberty and she described that as unthinkable unacceptable and unimaginable she also stressed that there should be a ver

it's difficult to know whether to laugh or vomit or both when i read it i wanted to be sick and la asli one request is crazier than the other on behalf of all the people of venezuela we see yes to dialogue thousand times dialogue in a dialogue or not a dozen easy you states have now recognize one why go it was the interim president at least until new elections are held our very source and italy's ruling coalition confirmed swati that rome vetoed the e.u. wide statement of recognizing the opposition leader as head of state and mr quite though has time to brussels but appealed to italy. where nobody is really on behalf. of those who are hoping for a better life a sincere think you for the recognition given by the european blog where waiting for easily i'm certain that like the rest of europe they will take a step towards the recognition the international support garnered by previously an unknown figure in global politics can seemingly be attributed to one man the train car now looks at the rise of the opposition leader and his man in the shadows. you know present one go you know one guido

emotional impact on people so i always then wonder when i look at those pictures because some are all the asli much more horrifying than others where is that five fine line that utero when you say when it bleeds it leads i mean this question may sound a little harsh but when you do blood and gore so close up are you afraid he may look like suffering porn instead of what you want to look like. you know i think there's you know people are going to look at images in different ways my my goal was always just to show what i saw to show what was actually there i mean especially you know in war zones a i just i don't think most westerners have any idea what that situation is like and media doesn't do a good job portraying it you know we're always trying to censor things we're always trying to dumb stuff down i mean you know the bottom line is you know a newspaper with a really graphic photo on the cover is going to make people call and complain it's going to make advertisers complain they don't want to be selling you know a rolex watch or you know alexis you know opposite a page of someone suffering

in depopulation and tired of work and promises and what action at least one person has been ferry asli ended in the latest yellow vest protest in the french capital paris more than two thousand people both protest and police have been hurt since the demonstrations started in november the protests over a cost of living have grown into a wider anti-government movement calling for president emmanuel background's resignation. turkey has condemned china's treatment of its muslim week a minority calling it a great cause of shame for humanity around one million we believe to be held in camps against their will the turkish foreign ministry wants beijing to respect their human rights and shut down what it calls concentration camps beijing claims the camps are voluntary designed to stamp out extremist tendencies the weak is ethnically muslims and their language is related to takesh seven people have been given life sentences are the gun and grenade attacks at unity and museum and to be true source in twenty fifteen sixty people were killed in the attacks eisel claimed responsibility of the defen

foreign minister mohammad javad zarif has announced that he is stepping down trees correspondent paul asli has details. on how much of a announced his resignation on instagram he was very very apologize for any kind of shortcomings during his tenure as foreign minister he has as of yet given any reason as to why he resigned i know that this resignation needs to be accepted by president harding but certainly would be a blow to the president because the foreign minister was a close ally particularly in his dealings with the west he became zarif the foreign minister back in august two thousand and thirteen he is a career diplomat he's well known for being a good orator for being fluent in english and he has over the years held a significant number of diplomatic and cabinet posts including being iran's permanent representative to the united nations two years after he was appointed foreign minister in two thousand and fifteen he led the iranian negotiators team for the landmark nuclear deal and when he spoke to journalists in vienna he was clearly emotion or he spoke extremely well and at that

sunshine around as we get into the afternoon, a little cooler than on friday, particularly in the north aslield see a speu because it looks like we could see a spell of heavy rain pushing into england and wales to bring the weekend to a close. next week, though, high—pressure returns, is looking quieter. i'm babita sharma with bbc world news. our top story this hour: fears over rising global temperatures. scientists predict the world is already halfway through the warmest decade since records began. the report says there's a risk that global temperatures could rise by 1.5 degrees celsius above pre—industrial levels — a tipping point after which there could be rapid and far—reaching changes for our planet. signs of frustration in brussels. european council president donald tusk says there's "a special place in hell" for those who promoted brexit without a plan. and this story is trending on bbc.com. she was one of hollywood's most eligible singles, but not for much longer. oscar—winning actress jennifer lawrence is now engaged to be married. she won the oscar as best actress for her role in th

by china china is developing its modern military capability and its commercial power similar taney asli we confront russia with war not only are we confronting a state like russia an ideological enemy without a state like al-qaeda or. very character of warfare itself it's changing at the same time while britain conducts political war on them as whaler we should apparently be based in the western hemisphere and to the south china sea they believe that we need to go further considering what a permanent presence we might need in areas including the caribbean and a ship pacific to extend our global influence now arguably what is needed more than global influence right now is national influence because while that man who told russia to shut up and go away wants to wars for war over seas here at home the u.n. claims to raise a major policy is set to turn britain into an alienated society these two dramatically different societies of people living the high life and a higher life and serve a billion live before in terms of limit levels of luxury and so on but people on the other hand normally a

lines once finished but the tunnel is cause divisions among residents and a diplomatic route between asliand france isn't helping either as they've achieved reports it's europe's most ambitious engineering project a high speed train link being cut but separating france and italy but as diplomatic relations continue to unravel it's proving to be a tunnel too far at the heart of the ten billion dollars operating is this drilling machine two thousand four hundred tons of steel churning to the rock nonstop towards italy greece and of course in the levies if this is really the project of my life i hope to keep on and finish this tunnel. but emerging from a citizen's guard house on the italian side of the border it's fulvio as a lifetime ambition to make sure the tunnel never breaks through. for years now thousands of locals here have been taking part in demonstrations against it the see me laurie that we don't really have so many things to be down or things that would be useful to the community and let's say for progress what is being done with this tunnel is a waste of fronts we waste a monta

asli to be back on home soil obviously this isn't his home country by rights but this is the state home and the right was the country he played and he feared he didn't want to be returned there has now been with them here its will stray off the wall it's now clear with a flurry of diplomatic activity behind the scenes we now know that silence for a minister went to bahrain presumably so you can try for a solution to this problem to allow these extradition proceedings from tolerance of a right to be trial and allow him already so right back you know straight in which he has a site in the last half hour he's landed in the last few minutes he's one of these there was these now he would stay away in a car what we're saying now is that we were months ago the chairman of the but will probably play school here in melbourne again i talked to him earlier on is absolutely didn't like to do what is right and andrew. do we know exactly why bahrain dropped a text edition request in and has a strain of paid a big passion message told. a story recently taking credit for its a study as prime minister s