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for audi c.e.o. rupert's to stop has become the 1st auto boss to go on trial over the days will date scandal stop and 3 of the defendants appeared in a munich courtroom on wednesday 5 years after parent company faults wagon voted to the scam to face charges of fraud falsifying documents and false advertising. or are he's in bellerose have suspended the country's main independent news website for 3 months to buy coverage for more than 7 weeks of protests against the bellerose in government free frequently went viral the outlet says it intends to continue operating. french president emmanuel macko has condemned comments from turkey on the latest flare up in the caucuses as reckless and dangerous turkey has voiced support for as a visions if it to wrest control of nagorno-karabakh from maine and separatists there have been international calls for both sides to work towards a diplomatic solution those calls have so far gone unheeded. this man's heart even has been shelled beyond recognition. it now resem

the audi integrated toll system is hidden inside the rearview mirror so you never see it.thing through the audi mmi system including selecting solo or multiple occupants. the windshield remains free of clutter. some people think this is trivial. and they offer lots more technology that more people can use, but if you're a frequent user of the toll roads or fast track lanes, imagine driving around without having to stair to this thing stuck to your wind cheeld a shield all the time. it could be useful even if you never use the toll roads. for example, in a drive through to pay for coffee or food. imagine, all you do is grab the purchase and the car handles the payment. here is something that can be plied to any car, new digital license plates. they can provide access to toll lanes as well as handle things like playing for parking. the plates are legal in a couple of states including california. the audi system works nationwide and is standard or available on all but a hand ffl the company's new models. it can make life a bit easier if you're continually navigating freeways

now former audi c.e.o. look at stockleigh has appeared in a new nick courtroom making him the 1st person to face criminal charges in germany over the diesel gate scandal and 3 other defendants including a former porsche board member are accused of fraud falsifying documents and false advertising. reporters flocked to the scene as the defendants arrived one by one at the munich district court former c.e.o. and 3 other former i'll be executives were there to face fraud charges including indirect false certification and illegal advertising the accusations stem from the emissions cheating scandal audi v.w. and polish if you calls were filled with illegal engine management software that enabled them to emit much more pollution on the streets than revealed in tests the manipulation was uncovered in the u.s. 5 years ago at 1st just parent company v.w. was involved but gradually it was revealed that audi also built illegal software into its diesel engines the v.w. subsidiaries even viewed as the source of the fraud

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audi is producing hydrogen with wind energy as part of a pilot project in northern germany. in the next step the hydrogen reacts with carbon dioxide to form methane. that methane is bad into the national grid. the carbon dioxide comes from industrial waste or agricultural waste. but the power efficiency is low in a car that runs on natural gas only about 10 to 15 percent of the energy generated is actually used to come. engine uses up to 70 percent. you can use natural gas in many ways one of it is to burn it directly in the combustion engine of a conventional car like this. the idea to use natural gas for cost is not new the 1st station opened in germany in 1935 in hanover and the netherlands and italy started in the seventy's to build up a nationwide grit off natural gas fuel stations. but the crucial question is what's it like to drug rep reporter christophe johan has already driven about 12000 kilometers with his little s.u.v. hassle free. you can't tell the difference from a gas engine. to see how to run as one leader 3 cylinder engine produces 90 horsepower and with an

audi is producing hydrogen with wind energy as part of a pilot project in northern germany. in the next step the hydrogen reacts with carbon dioxide to form methane. that methane is bad into the national grid. the carbon dioxide comes from industrial waste or agricultural waste. but the power efficiency is low in a car that runs on natural gas only about 10 to 15 percent of the energy generated is actually used. the combustion engine uses up to 70 percent. you can use natural gas in many ways one of it is to burn it directly in the combustion engine of a conventional car like this. the idea to use natural gas for cars is not new the 1st station opened in germany in 1935 in hanover and the netherlands and italy started in the seventy's to build up a nationwide grit off natural gas fuel stations. but the crucial question is what's it like to drive. river border kristoff johan has already driven about 12000 kilometers with his little s.u.v. hassle free. you can't tell the difference from a gas engine. to see how to run as one leader 3 cylinder engine produces 90 horsepower and

audi is producing hydrogen with wind energy as part of a pilot project in northern germany. in the next step the hydrogen reacts with carbon dioxide to form methane. that methane is bad into the national grid. the carbon dioxide comes from industrial waste or agricultural waste. but the power efficiency is low in a car that runs on natural gas only about 10 to 15 percent of the energy generated is actually used to come. engine uses up to 70 percent. you can use natural gas in many ways one of it is to burn it out right in the combustion engine of a conventional car like this. the idea to use natural gas for cars is not new the 1st station opened in germany in 1935 in hanover and the netherlands and italy started in the seventy's to build up a nationwide grit off natural gas fuel stations. but the crucial question is what's it like to drug rep reporter christophe johan has already driven about 12000 kilometers with this little s.u.v. so free. you can tell the difference from a gas engine. to see how to run as one liter 3 cylinder engine produces 90 horsepower and with an aver

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in the lab measuring their body size each time she wants to know how they respond when the level of audi which is their food supply decreases. she also exposed them to a greater number of predators both of these are effects that occur in the shift from you traffic to all of the traffic waters. so i have up and i hope that i can use the knowledge i gained in germany when i returned to indonesia if i can understand how daphnia adapt to predators and to the availability of food then i can use that information to bring fish in a sandpit lake in indonesia using only natural food. if there were plenty in our natural food fish but i wanted to make the lake more beneficial to the community by creating an eco friendly fish farming area without artificial feeding only relying on the natural food in the lake. and out of me and that. lake constance is now a healthy body of water again the data that police are up to mena collect here will hopefully help her to restore lakes in indonesia and to rejuvenate these vital ecosystems. that's all for now until morrow today will be back next week with more en

now to some other stories making headlines around the world former audi c.e.o. has appeared in a media courtroom making him the 1st person to face criminal charges in germany over the diesel gate scandal stata and 3 other defendants are accused of fraud falsifying documents and false advertising belgium has a new government after almost a year and a half of the goshi ations the flemish liberal leader and former finance minister alexander to crow will leave the 7 party coalition as prime minister in 2010 post-election wrangling left belgium without a government for more than 500 days that is a world record. a majority of european union members have approved a new rule of law tool aimed at sanctioning e.u. states that defy the blocs democratic principles and values poland and hungary opposed the rule of law checks hungary's government has come under scrutiny for its increasingly authoritarian methods but many also have their eye on poland because of its treatment of the l g b t community. pictures like these are the reason why i bought starship ski is getting deat

former audi city c.e.o. has appeared in a munich courtroom making him the 1st person to face criminal charges in germany over the. statler and 3 other defendants including a former porsche board member argues the fraud falsifying documents and false advertising. disney says it will lay off $28000.00 employees that theme parks in the u.s. limited visitor capacity and uncertainty amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic are putting pressure on its revenues the media and entertainment company lost 4 point $7000000000.00 in the last quarter. now there's little sign of a let up in clashes between us or by johnny and armenian forces over the separatist region of nagorno-karabakh and the conflict might be widening to draw on regional powers turkey's foreign minister has been reported as saying his country would back azerbaijan with every means available the un is calling for an immediate cease fire but leaders on both sides have brushed off the suggestion of peace talks. this man's heart of it has been shelled beyond

and before we go mountain bike riders landed 2 world's 1st bike tracks at the audi by 2020 of germany sunday germany's nico shoals and italian diego covers ozzy stealing the show was a never seen before stunts it was the 1st mountain biking competition since quarantine and all present having tested negative for the crime of virus for. the news live from berlin i'm brian thomas for the entire team thanks. kerosene. is there an alternative to this climate. researchers in switzerland are producing a carbon neutral version at a solar mini refinery sunlight and water are turned into kerosene. the amounts are small but that could change. airlines need to make flying more inspire mentally friendly tomorrow to. the next on d w. o. beethoven in china is deep deep deep doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo did do. did is it is a dud 61. to my g.p. the true king of rock n roll models. move. so many rubber bands of stolen beethoven just to get out of course the subconscious always one thing is clear the benefits over just wildly popular. and i see a sure shot i love you a smart. man. but how would the

former audi c.e.o. rupert to stop there has appeared in a munich courtroom making him the 1st person to face criminal charges in germany over the diesel gate scandal stadler and 3 other defendants are accused of fraud falsifying documents and false advertising. here in germany china has warned of a tough winter ahead she's announced new coronavirus measures aimed at avoiding a 2nd nationwide lockdown but the pandemic has already put the brakes on a large gatherings and events including germany's world famous october fest. it a normal year germany's october fest would have been in full swing by now but not this year instead of ariens adorning that later has an end in small groups in munich bavaria state capital facemasks and now compulsory in some busy outdoor areas and all thora teas are considering a targeted alcohol ban local responses like this to the pandemic remain the method of choice the chancellor angela merkel has germany heads into the most difficult autumn and winter months on a mission that'

audi's but in correspondence peter all of the reports. long before election volley took a long flight from siberia to moscow and ended up here in berlin receiving treatment berlin has been under pressure to drop the north stream to gas pipeline project in the past but despite threats and sanctions from the united states criticism from some of its european partners berlin and always viewed this economic project as a separate entity to anything else now what we're starting to see is some signs of a different message coming out of the german capital we've heard from friedrich metz who stands a very good chance of being the potential successor to angola merkel when she steps down as chancellor next year he said that if he had the power right now he would issue an immediate 2 year moratorium on the gas pipeline project and in fact in the last week we've heard senior voices within the german cabinet and some voices that speak directly for the chancellor herself saying that there is potential for the least halting all stalling the project basica

former audi c. has appeared in a munich court remaking in the 1st person to face criminal charges in germany over the diesel gate scandal and 3 other defendants including a former porsche board member are accused of fraud falsifying documents and false advertising. the u.k. house of commons has passed the controversial internal markets bill which overrides part of the deal with the u. westminster says the bill guarantees trade between northern ireland on the rest of the u.k. he you however says undoing part of the brics it deal would damage britain's international reputation. to bring in our next story the world's 2nd largest economy china is recovering steadily and september manufacturers receive more export orders after several months of shrinking sales that's according to the purchasing managers and index experts also say the week long golden week holidays which starts on thursday have led to a boom in consumption causing factories to speed up production head of the break a closely watched p.m.i.

gave them another 6 weeks to implement france's roadmap sagna audi whose house was destroyed in the port explosion believes a new deadline won't change much and the ruling class accused of decades of corruption give up power she says the one focus on he gave them another chance to agree but they won't be able to do that they don't want to rescue the country they want to rob the country but i have hope in michael he made us feel like human beings and citizens of a nation the international community did step in to provide much needed assistance to the port blast victims but in the absence of a political solution there is concern lebanon's parties are tied to foreign countries in particular the united states and iran their power struggle is played out here everybody's stepping up. from both sides. saw. what i am asking from this big. nation. ok to help the lebanese people france accused lebanon's leaders of holding the country and its people hostage many such as lived in a green. bay to. the russian opposition leader. says e.u. leaders could help mediate a national dialogue in the country i

lab created a new material it's made from an berries and can decompose naturally 1st they grow the audi in raceway ponds then when the fully grown they take the water out and create a gooey paste. the paste can be formed into any shape by pouring it into molds and just wait for it to dry. companies have already approached the lab about working together on everything from rigid and soft foams to paint and coatings. almost every major shoe manufacturer has come to talk to us about the possibility of using our materials and their products we're also talking to other companies for example for things like food packaging or other types of materials that we don't want to live forever in the environment we really want to those to be able to decompose or be able to be recycled. to new sandals could be a step in the right direction to keep ordinary plastic out of the environment. and how about you if you're also doing your business tell us about visit our website or send us a tweet. hash tag doing your bit. we share your story. plastic is also a court topic in gun them as the amount of land culti

reviewing its charles darwin exhibition in light of the black lives matter protests sociologist frank for audi told us it's wrong though to whitewash history like this. music is regarded as a piece of political propaganda and the propaganda about. the source and the origins of these exhibitions trumps the importance of allowing people to understand these objects that were created by human beings in different societies now different age you cannot take on the eyes a museum is an art without turning them into a joke but they do have to see and understand that you know they are what it what their history made them you know we need to have a strong durable relationship with our ancestors what they were achieved because they are part of who they are who we are and if they somehow get rid of died or we somehow detach ourselves from dot them to become empty people ringback. you know leave you without thought that's it for now check it out t. dot com or any of us social media to get a minute today to check out what else we're talking about reporting back for you and if you download our up pillow ways

always love talking to you larry thank you so much for having me it's always a privilege thank you audie is for joining me on this edition of politicking remember you can join the conversation on my facebook page or tweet me at kings things and over get to use the politicking hash tag and that's all for this edition of politicking. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy. let it be an arms race in this spearing dramatic development only i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time time to sit down and talk. is your media a reflection of reality. in a world transformed. what will make you feel safe. isolation community. are you going the right way or are you being. what is true. is faith. in the world corrupted you need to descend. to join us in the depths. or inmate in the shallows. throughout its history to harvest with the self-proclaimed islamic state terrorist group have recruited up to 30000 fallenness from all over the. to find for. one purpose in this. sounds of russian citizens left their country to join t

they are to prevent that 2nd wave indeed you're always to be seen how about rule of 6 will pan out audi's kate barters there thanks for that update. well as it was saying that it was traditions in england come as it was announced trials one of the u.k.'s code vaccines has been suspended after reporters about fell over got reaction to this a little later in the program. the. fire has destroyed greece's largest refugee camp which is located on the island of lesbos left hundreds of migrants without shelter the same camp had already been at the center of the local concerns over the coronavirus shot at dubin ski has the details. dhamma describing this is a time bomb that has finally exploded thousands fled the morea migrant camp on the greek island of lesbos in the early hours of wednesday after those fires broke out now firefighters spent hour tackling the blaze which is said to have started in the field around the camp but also there are suggestions that there were fires started within the camp itself this is a camp that houses almost $13000.00 migrants according to him for migrants 70 perce

we always love talking to larry thank you so much for having me it's always a privilege thank you audie is for joining me on this edition of politicking remember you can join the conversation on my facebook page or tweet me at kings things and over get to use the politicking hash tag and that's all for this edition of politicking. anyone who is a real careful this will say well we made it possible to have the best work and growth in the world. yes but it hasn't been sure. and the answer is no the rich get richer the workers stay at the old pay and the poor no one is taking care of characters and reserves criticism. basically on the inherent inequity of the sharing of the gains. insulin resistance is affecting people all over the world it's a condition that wreaks havoc on the body's metabolic and immune systems and results in poor quality of life for many will it take for people to realize that this week's trees can be the worst poison. the specialists in the uk but it's that we have already commented on this and said we have nothing to height posco continues to urge germany to share it

veto power over any constitutional change the ruling party the national league for democracy or an audi one a landslide victory in 2015 and try to amend the constitution but fail to obtain the 75 percent needed it's politicians have criticized the no vote campaign as misguided and more easily we can separate elections from democracy. if you don't have elections and democracy will feel. the vote because we want democracy we can make the constitution be the only issue. but the n l d has also struggled on other fronts it's failed to stop the fighting between the army and ethnic armed groups despite a nationwide cease fire agreement in 2015 and several rounds of talks and the government has come under pressure internationally over a military crackdown on the rohingya minority in rakhine state in 2017 which rights groups have said tend to mount to genocide. the national league for democracy is one of the most worried about the no vote campaign and all day leaders know why the no vote campaign has been revived they once stood with the n.l. the against the military dictatorship they also vote

investment in mental health provision because we cannot underestimate the impact this is having in camp audi it will only add to the anxieties of stu d e nts only add to the anxieties of students and we need to have support in place to make sure people are ok and getting on and their well—being is looked after. as the union body, what can you do to help and what is your advice to students who are feeling pretty isolated right now and their parents worried? so many students, parents, so many are worried in this moment and are urging students to get in contact with the union at the local level who are working incredibly hard to make sure students voices are heard right now to make sure people are acting in the students interests, student safety and community safety but of course we need government, we need universities to be listening to us need universities to be listening to us and to be acting accordingly. there kennedy, thank you very much for your time. the department of health say they are "urgently working" on fixing the new coronavirus app, which currently prevents some people with pos

audi is producing hydrogen with wind energy as part of a pilot project in northern germany. in the next step the hydrogen reacts with carbon dioxide to form methane that methane is bad into the national grid. the carbon dioxide comes from industrial waste or agricultural waste. but the power efficiency is low in a car that runs on natural gas only about 10 to 15 percent of the energy generated is actually used to come. engine uses up to 70 percent. you can use natural gas in many ways one of it is to burn it directly in the combustion engine of a conventional car like this. the idea to use natural gas for cost is not new the 1st station opened in germany $935.00 in hanover and the netherlands and italy started in the seventy's to build up a nationwide grit off natural gas fuel stations. but the crucial question is what's it like to drive. river porter christoper yohan has already driven about 12000 kilometers with his little s.u.v. hassle free. you can't tell the difference from a gas engine. to see how to run as one leader 3 cylinder engine produces 90 horsepower and with a

ancient paramedics in the north east of the country have been damaged by un precedented flooding of audi's in by sure we are trying to protect the relics but president says say the water has destroyed existing barriers and swept away dozens of homes just tears mom or dad or travel to the region to find out more. these are the ruins of the royal city in budget are we not all swans the city of the powerful kingdom of that dates back to the 8th century b.c. there are remnants of temples palaces cemeteries and other places of interest that testified to the wealth and power of the question at state a major power in the north east africa region for more than 1000 years but now these ruins which have weathered thousands of years under threat through 2 weeks ago also residents of nearby villages join hundreds of students from the term university to protect the ruins ha tim had that was one of them. a 70 honestly we've never seen anything like the floods last year they broke old differences and destroyed many homes including mine we were really worried they will sweep away the ruins that kings boug

after legendary watergate journalist bob woodward released select audi your recordings of interviews he conducted with u.s. president donald trump for his new book entitled rain which the interviews feature the president back in february acknowledging and understanding the very real dangers of the covert 1000 pandemic saying quote it goes through the air bob that's always tougher than the touch you just breathe the air and that's how it's passed it's also more deadly than your you know your even most strenuous flu. yet just days later at a campaign speech in south carolina trump called criticism of his handling of the virus a hoax and went on to downplay its dangers announcing to all there are 35000 people on average die each year from the flu did he would know that $35000.00 that's a lot of people. could go 210-0008 could be $27000.00 they say usually a minimum of $27.00 goes up 210-0000 people a year die and so far we have lost nobody to coronavirus in the united states. then later in march trump admitted to woodward that when it came to letting the public know about the mortal dan

always love talking to you larry thank you so much for having me it's always a privilege thank you audie is for joining me on this edition of politicking remember you can join the conversation on my facebook page or tweet me at kings things and over get to use the politicking hash tag and that's all for this edition of politicking. anyone who is a real careful this will say well we made it possible to have the best output and growth in the world. yes but has it been shared agreeably and the answer is no the rich get richer the workers state of the world at the old pay and the poor no one is taking care of joe characters and deserves criticism. basically and the inherent in inequity of the sharing of the gains. sashay stressed to wall street this or that the but nash wasn't at the bowl of bullshit out that he had to. stop the show so i could shake that taste of taste fishy say so i pushed what i shall. do which book i thought at which she doesn't have time and i know what you mean and i must get your car moment to me for sure i. want to go to the show through my 3 bombs for trivia. it's a

of coverage 19 a spike in cases has prompted health officials to ask the public to avoid private audi's crowded places and to work from home schools and restaurants remain open but answer lift a 50 person limit on gatherings have been postponed always has a closer look at whether sweden's model is sustainable. 6 months up to sweden triggered its coronavirus response stockholm in the autumn doesn't look too different from stockholm in the spring while other countries go in and out of lockdown the swedes have stayed open throughout the pandemic but a large decline in covert 19 cases came to an end this week with 533 reported on thursday the highest daily number since early july there is to have. the caution that existed in the spring has more and more been replaced by hugs parties and everyday life that for many seems to be a return to normal. from one of the world's highest covert 19 writes in the summer sweden says dropped below countries that imposed lock downs like france the u.k. and spain they have been just a handful of recommendations under strict sions in place and despite this w

as story changes underway in montenegro after pro said b n n pro russian audi's declared victory in part of entry elections last week but supporters of the current nato friendly government are worried about the change in power as a pow reports. after 30 years of being ruled by a single party montenegrins are at a crossroads for the 1st time since a multi-party system was introduced in 1900 the democratic party of socialists won't be forming the next government and many are worried that lots of us so long to get out today i came to the capital of montenegro with my friends and my family to support our state to help many people remember what their ancestors did and what they died for and that is for justice and the freedom of montenegro for. supporters of president milosevic on a bitch and the d.p.'s rally by the thousands on sunday they were alarmed by what they saw after the august 30th elections serbian symbols and the 3 finger salute that accompanied the opposition coalition's declaration of victory. i am a citizen of the of the day we share about it for the scared i think people have

people can hear what he says about mcconnell and it's quite a series of transcripts and audi audios. it's part of his legacy he would like to make it more and more of this legacy and he understands numbers he has the nice parchment stack of applied for the new judges. holding it as something sacred and a picture of kim jong that he gave me in a binder with the letters at that point. >> host: do you think that he had a judicial philosophy or in fact policy interest you that are consistent? i wondered in reading the book is on for key talks a lot about how important it is to be flexible, which in anothe is any kind of means changing his mind backwards and forwards on things. do you think maybe one of the other things he seemed quite fixated on was making sure that he had negated all of obama's policies. is that his major policy, consistent policy direction or doeordoes he have public that they have public interest and a judicial philosophy? >> guest: i think that it's transactional. you go into the grocery store i will take this and this is what drove senior people who served him like

hey, audi, someone need an inspection. look to mercedes, doesn't like the jewish jokes. itself was retick ridiculous. i'm 57 years old and i'm on the back of a flatbed truck because i love being a standup and just be true to you. don't -- and don't let other people -- that joke is not funny or shouldn't talk about. that talk but whatever you want to talk about. go, claudia! >> we'll see claudia soon. could you fine that comedy is craft? is it innate talent? how do you -- can someone without talent teach themselves how to be a comic? >> if don't think you can -- you can't learn funny. you can't. i do think the is a craft part of it. you look -- if if think of jerry seinfeld or jim gaffigan or care lffer. there are people who they do craft their material, and it is methodical. >> interesting. >> and then there are other people who get up there, i have notes up there and i will think of a bit, or say something funny, or -- and i will put notes on a card and i sort of work it out on stage. a lot of comics work their -- that is the thing. this ifs the other thing mark that yo

the audi is every at -- the reality is every estimate has gotten better rather than worse. why is that? consumer activity stayed strong. the fiscal stimulus, the monetary stimulus, the programs the fed has between the government and congress, between what the fed did. to bring the hole economy back up to the level and now we have to let it work out from there and we probably need more stimulus for defined places still in difficulty. restaurants, state and local governments, schools, performing events, venues, some of the industries airlines and other things that you cannot have people do at the rate we have before. the rest of the businesses, dentists office are busier than they've ever been. we saw consumer spending up year. that is an up year. that is good news. we are seeing a start to growth. it was growing at 10%, it fell, and it has worked as fact even and we'll see it start throwing year-over-year. we'll see how we end up. that is good news for the economy. the amount of activity goes on, our economy is restored. david: you said and chair powell said we are better of

we are competing with mercedes s class and mercedes, audi, bmw, porsche. they all have one thing in common in the luxury space. their cars are gasoline-powered. we will be the first full luxury electric vehicle, luxury appointments, incredible performance and over 500 mile range. liz: i just saw a jaguar, yes, i'm saying it correctly, trust me, i know you do, peter, but the jaguar all electric looked very luxurious but i'm presuming that it's the speed at which lucid can reach, 0 to 60, that has it just going nuts over the model s. can you describe how fast it is and covering a certain distance, and compare that to the model s? >> indeed. well, we are starting off with our green edition, the launch limited edition and that combines range, unparalleled range, over 500 miles range, with a breathtaking performance. we have 0 to 60 in under 2.5 seconds and we have a standing quarter mile of 9.9 seconds. this is supercar performance levels. what's unheard of is how we are able to combine and fuse this great range with performance together in one car, the dream

audi is producing hydrogen with wind energy as part of a pilot project in northern germany. in the next step the hydrogen reacts with carbon dioxide to form methane that methane is bad into the national grid. the carbon dioxide comes from industrial waste or agricultural waste. but the power efficiency is low in a car that runs on natural gas only about 10 to 15 percent of the energy generated is actually used to come by. engine uses up to 70 percent. you can use natural gas in many ways one of it is to burn it directly in the combustion engine of a conventional car like this. the idea to use natural gas for cars is not new the 1st station opened in germany in 1935 in hanover and the netherlands and italy started in the seventy's to build up a nationwide grid off natural gas fuel stations. but the crucial question is what's it like to drive. border kristoff yohan has already driven about 12000 kilometers with this little s.u.v. hassle free. you can't tell the difference from a gas engine. to see how to run as one liter 3 cylinder engine produces 90 horsepower and with an ave

so, i'm still long things like audi and payments companies that have lots and lots of room to run.n this opportunity to buy residential real estate with a little bit of my holdings if i were folks. >> interesting let's try to distill, though, the concerns you just laid out absent any election risk, right, if we were in some kind of normal political season, what would your view on a company like zoom then be? because we are seeing obviously huge moves in fundamentals that the bulls argue back up the valuation? >> yeah. but, you know, look, let's all recall end of 2000, early 2001 when there were lots of reasons you can talk to my good friend henry about lots of reasons to call amazon 400. but it was trading at $8 a few months later so i just think that the bull cases are pricing in every possible positive scenario is priced into the bull case. and we're ignoring the bear cases around market risk, macro risk, what ends up happening with china seems to be sort of emerging low-grade possibility of real violence and strife in the background in the u.s. around the election so i just worr

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in the lab measuring their body size each time she wants to know how they respond when the level of audi which is their food supply decreases she also exposed them to a greater number of predators both of these are effects that occur in the shift from you traffic to all of the traffic waters. i have up and i hope that i can use the knowledge i gained in germany when i return to indonesia if i can understand how daphnia adapt to predators and to the availability of food then i can use that information to breed fish in a sandpit lake in indonesia using only natural food. if there were a plant in our natural food for fish i wanted to make the lake more beneficial to the community by creating an eco friendly fish farming area without artificial feed only relying on the natural food in the lake. lake constance it's now a healthy body of water again the data that elite of to mean a collective here will hopefully help her to restore lakes in indonesia and to rejuvenate these vital ecosystems. that's all for now on tomorrow today we'll be back next week with more engrossing stories about science

california specifically here in the north bay because as we know we've had fires up here the smoke audi is already bad and now there's no power they have been without power since monday in them live here on mission boulevard we can see still kind of the repercussions. there's a stop sign the flashing lights. they have a stop to make sure people stop as they wait for power to return and i can hear a generator in the past in the past in the back there for the walgreen so they're still waiting for power to be restored here st of downtown santa rosa. 15,000 customers in santa rosa are without the r take a at the map areas are that are dealing wi need turned off power monday night to about a 172,000 customersacross 22 coun sonoma. >>now because of weather conditions, the utility company said that this posed a high risk of igniting a wildfire now the shutdown of that pg e calls the public safety power shutoff prompted by dry conditions and gusts up to 50 miles per hour. so twhat was happening monday nigho'clock and then though we have to turn this off so pg e crews are planning to patrol powe

it simply allows us to permanena may day audi daysantamatteo to e submit this to the original resolution. >> than any questions or colleagues. seeing none, let's open this up for public comment. >> there are no callers in the queue. >> chair: thank you very much and public comment for item number seven is now closed. i would like to make a motion to move this to the board with a positive recommendation. could i please have a role call vote. (role call). >> chair: madam clerk, can you please call number ten. >> item number ten, resolution approving for purposes of internal revenue section 147f. (please stand by). >> supervisor mandelman: we've seen these resolutions before. it's to refinance tax loans they used to acquire and rehabilitate school campus on van ness street to retake that fan financeing -n get our sign off here. the refinancing will allow them to spend less on interest payments and more on classes and financial aid and the other things that they do. i would say they've been engaged with the community and in addition what they call adjusted tuition program that they've done l