the bentley. 4 and a half meters same gin generates up to $4000.00 r.p.m. but even as minimal revs this awesome beast of yesteryear pumps only a monumental torque. by little and pre-war bentley looks like a relic from a bygone era when brute force ruling a dinosaur in the evolution of sports cars but nonetheless this british bulldog had some pretty sophisticated engineering the potentially 4 and a half meter is indisputable play on milestone in automotive history and the data coming every day is on that bad they did come up and feed. my it's time now that will be interesting to. unfortunately the bentley 4 and a half liter has always been and only to a rare sight production between 192-7931 totalled 15 more were models and just 668 wriggler editions of this iconic beast. next time on dry goods mini goes electric the mini cooper se is here. and elegance with tradition we test the mercedes class coupe big. you know. many people retire in their sixty's. not so bottom 5 that's when he started his career as an art and fashion photographer. it's a miracle his ext

all of us bought got the best motor sports and luxury we're perfectly compatible for bentley explains christophe that meant the battleships maintain cricklewood near london had to deliver on the race track true in the mid 1920 s. bentleys 3 leader moto had won the 24 hour of lamont twice but was no longer cutting it a more modern but awfully heavy 6.5 liter model when 3 tires quicker than you could change them up basically solution cutting 2 cylinders out of the 6.5 meter and the legend was born on the bentley floor in the. half leader to come up with. the bentley 4 and a half leader was made full among the no nonsense beefcake grit its way around lap after lap wolf and bernard beamed took turns of the wheel to move the famous clump of wealthy motorists known as the bentley boys. after 24 hours and almost 2700 kilometers at full throttle the bentley crossed the line 1st despite suffering a broken chassis a triumph for the prestigious british brand. and original bentley 4 and a half meter will easily set you back a 1000000 euros plus today it comes with a fully adjustable friction damp

this bentley has 4 extra ignition plugs on board it wasn't until the 1930 s. that high performance cars no longer needed pre edition plus the bentley. 4 and a half meters same gin generates up to 4 phones in your piano but even as minimal revs this awesome beast of yesteryear pumps own a monumental torque. pre-war bentley looks like a relic from a bygone era when brute force ruling a dinosaur in the evolution of sports cars but nonetheless this british bulldog had some pretty sophisticated engineering the potentially 4 and a half leader is indisputable play on milestone in automotive history and the data coming that they do saga that benefit hope and faith is my it's time now that will be interesting to. unfortunately the bentley 4 and a half later has always been and want to rear sight production between 9 127941 totaled 50 blower models and just 668 wriggler editions of this iconic beast. next time on drug good mini goes electric the mini cooper as he is here. and elegance with tradition we test the mercedes class coupe big. in good shape. dr carson legged s

this bentley has 4 extra ignition plugs on board it wasn't until the 1930 s. that high performance cars no longer needed free edition plugs the bentley. 4 and a half leaders same gin generates up to 4000 r.p.m. but even as minimal revs this awesome beast of yesteryear pumps own a monumental torque. my little head up pre-war bentley looks like a relic from a bygone era when brute force ruling a dinosaur in the evolution of sports cars but nonetheless this british bulldog had some pretty sophisticated engineering the bentley 4 and a half leader is indisputable play on milestone in automotive history and the data come on that they do sound that bad if the muslim faith is. album of the initiative . unfortunately the bentley 4 and a half later has always been and all too rare sight production between one 127931 totaled 54 were models and just 668 wriggler editions of this iconic beast. next time on dry goods many goes electric the mini cooper se is here. and elegance with tradition we test them are seeing these classic cool big. flyers. hillsborough 198996 football

and original bentley 4 and a half leader will easily set you back a 1000000 euros plus today it comes with a fully adjustable friction dampers headlights with stone guards and tiny windshields. the drum brakes on all 4 wheels are not that effective while the small leather clad seats offer little in the way of lateral support. the cord wrapped steering wheel would look at home on an ocean liner bridge and it takes so muscle to operate. it not it's. a cast iron engine alone weighs about as much as a modern small car mr bentley started out as a locomotive designer of course for cylinders a 4.4 liters displacement $110.00 horsepower i don't know looks a bit old fashioned now but this car was ahead of its time christopher coles the 60 involved label turning up in the 1980 s. here 4 cylinders with 4 valves each equals 16 dollars 60 years before the likes of the gong. this bentley has 4 extra ignition plugs on board it wasn't until the 1930 use that high performance cars no longer needed pre-ignition plugs the bentley . 4 and a half leaders same gin generates up to 4 phones and beyond but ev

but because it's a bentley it also has a deployable steering wheel a deployable pedal box so that when the movie take shape you can take back control and have a full on driving experience. now none of the materials used in this car sustainable can you give us some examples. yes well of of course when we look to the future of luxury and interpret it how can we take ourselves forward -- we look to traditional materials first to see what we can do to make them even more sustainable. already for example two of o our words that we use in our because we only use wood from trees that have already fallen and they'ree all certified. but in this particular call we actually found the souls of previously buried would five and a half thousand years old three thousand three hundred bc approximately. which being petrified underground. for thousands of years which you built up to extract from marshland. prepare seal with recycle copper and turning to one of the most beautiful and rare types of wood in the world so again it's a great example of a luxury and rarity and sustainability. can be matched tog

.>>> police in la are searching for the driver that ran from this bright red bentley, they lost sight of her during a traffic chase after she refused to pull over during a stop, witnesses saw a woman running from the bentley carrying only a small dog police impounded the car after they found it parked behind an apartment building.>>> most of us thought about a way behind carpool rules, one person in the east bay actually did it and got caught. a doll by the name of angel was caught riding in the passenger seat. officers pulled the driver over just hours into a traffic crackdown, the driver was issued a ticket. >>> the city of san francisco is upping the ante to make you bring your own bag supervisors voted to more than double the cost of buying a bag at checkout from one dime to $.25 it faces one more vote but it's expected to pass, the city still wants to study how many people are bringing their own bags before that increase takes effect.>>> berkeley has voted to switch off the gas from water heater to stoves. the city council voted to ban gas appliances from all new homes. the move

steph's at the bentley factory in cheshire.ctory. they employ around 4000 people to make cars here. they have over 10,000 that they make every year here as well. it is certainly a busy operation. in terms of the supply chain is a big pa rt terms of the supply chain is a big part of this. 700 businesses around the world who supply them with parts. it is also their 100th birthday today so we will talk to the ceo in a minute but we are here as well because there is now a big push for cars to be more sustainable and the government want to ban the sale of petrol and diesel cars by 2040 and obviously that may sound like a long way off but for car manufacturers it is very much in their game plan of what they will do to make sure they are ready for it. with us here we have the chief executive of bentley. happy birthday for the 100th today. i imagine things have changed over the last 100 years. how is business at the moment? it is strong. we are on track for a record year in sales and thanks to about 3 billion in investment over the las

this is where they are putting the bentleys together.d. they have about 4000 people who work in this plant here and they make over 10,000 cars a year. obviously, very high end cars that will set you back at least 130 grand, and that's for a cheap one. so, it is a factory which is an important part of uk manufacturing. the reason we are here is, firstly, it is their 100th birthday today. it's always good to turn up at a birthday party. more importantly, the government has talked about how they want to ban the sale of petrol and diesel cars by 2040, which might sound like a long way off but for these guys, this is an important part of their planning now. so, bentley is one of the car manufacturers that's looking at developing and have developed hybrid cars but also looking at fully electric cars too. peter is head of the automotive industry research section at cardiff business school so you know a lot about this sector. how easy is it for these car manufacturers to stop making electric cars? ——how easy is it for these car manufacturers to

. >> reporter: when we toured it, the master was furnished with a $5,000 bentley dog bed one level up is the sunlit lounge just past the $23,000 glass fooz ball table is a 5,000 square foot wrap around terrace a private elevator to the next level reveals a private lounge and more outdoor space >> this is what we refer to as view envy. >> now here's the catch. by closing on this deal before july 1st, bezos avoided the new mansion tax in new york city and saved $2 million, proving the richest man in the world always likes to save money. >> don't we all. >> what do you think appealed to him about this location? >> this is a nondescript pre-war building in the flat iron, which is not a glamorous neighborhood. it has privacy, that first floor has a wall around it >> i noticed that. >> so that parapet allows him to be outside without having prying eyes or photographers be able to see you. that's rare and unusual you get that view. and also the private elevator, so it's a good privacy brilding. >> plus the foosball table >> and you're block away from whole foods. >>> a look at the news for t

it's a chain of pet stores called bentley's., i don't know much about max's pet cleaning products, but the brand best in show, well, that trademark's worth something. i'd like to actually go over the financials with everybody. kathleen: okay. lilian: okay. max: come on, domino. come on, zeus. lemonis: when i look at 2015... kathleen: yeah. lemonis: $900,000 of revenue, $489,000 of cost of goods. then all the expenses is $888,000. kathleen: mm-hmm. lemonis: so last year, the company lost $477,000? kathleen: under the ceo's margin. lemonis: there's a ceo here today? kathleen: the ceo left. she got pinched by playboy. she's doing their digital marketing. lemonis: oh. why did you hire a ceo? max: i don't feel qualified to be a ceo. lemonis: cost, sale, gross profit. max: not hard? lemonis: yeah. max: to minimize our 3pl cost, we're gonna try and bring in-house our direct-to-consumer shipping. so we're gonna fulfill downstairs. lemonis: so you're gonna get in the distribution business in an office plaza? max: kind of, yes. kathleen:

there was the rolls-royce, the bentley, pickup trucks, camaros. >> harvesting gems from junk. >> dadterally the bare bones and then restore them and make them these beautiful pieces of art. >> wow.sparks are flying. >> here's one of the starsw rig. >> his heirs hope to reap a fortune. >> yes! yes! yes! [ door creaks ] [ wind howls ] [ thunder rumbles ] [ bird caws ] ♪

freedom plaza as you may see in the shadow of the trump hotel tower which is looming over us it's a bentley and it is actually if you will people that we should expect usually these things sort of fizzle out they're always billed as enormous rallies but only about a handful of people turn out i think what they were hoping for this time around was because of trump's salute to america on july the 4th some of those are turned up for that which add up for this and it has been shown that as people look at the rise of the outright a lot of these disparate group things of white supremacist racist homophobe. and the image that used to have rather distant areas of the internet and communities but now since trump there is something that going to unify is the one that's the trump presidency and we see if you trump out as they were that about absent house paid off actually they do give you more people people than usual however there is a counter protest over here of people who have gathered in a coalition about 20 groups. to just anyone who doesn't much like races like us but let's let's talk a little

i've read on this case was extraordinary these guys the people responsible were driving around in bentleys they had access to bank accounts and there's a lot of money involved what sort of numbers are we talking. well maybe. the. moments like seconds of drugs for a criminal so you can and you can see why you know one of the unique faxes of. your commodity for human beings are you so. you can use a really different and i could continue to make significant amounts of cash let's bring in john a james here. when we say modern slavery what do we actually mean by that when it's not whips and chains and people being shipped off in boats anymore is it oh absolutely and i think that's part of the problem but it's a very is an umbrella term and encompasses in lots of different forms of extreme exploitation such as we saw in this case and the use of chains and rape is something that we often see in pitches when one of the safest described and illustrated that is actually far from the truth and i think that's a real failure of the anti slavery movement which is why the problem really thrives today bec

we know that lay. -- bentley. is they havet know had a tough year. really tough.dust air your with a bad one. they are owned by volkswagen, which can sustain them but it is a not a good thing. -- it is not a good thing. when you are in the luxury business, you have to introduce new vehicles. that is what the market is looking for. their new vehicle turned about -- out to be harder to manufacture than they thought. david: they did not have a process to get through emissions clearance. it took longer to make and they had problems. peter: they are trying to get people to focus on the future and they have a concept car, which is a two-door, which is a gorgeous thing. all electric. the leather seats are made out of a winemaking byproduct. [laughter] it is self driving. wine?it is made with peter: winemaking byproducts. ford: peter coy, thank you being with us. you can read these stories and more in this week's issue of bloomberg businessweek. coming up, slumping car demand in china. japan's biggest partner expects first sales in 14 years. out, and if you're headed on s

moving from uber to autonomous , bentley is celebrating its 100th anniversary. ai with a self-driving car and combining an electric motor and the scent of moss and sandalwood. >> and leftover wine. [laughter] the car seats are made from winemaking leftovers. a pretty good looking car. it is a concept car. sit in his car you will never want to sit somewhere else. >> we talked about the decline in oil prices. think ev is the way to go. for this car, i don't think this is a choice you make over gas prices. they are probably the least of your concern. >> when you were driving in its morning with your chauffeur, what did you tell him about what you wanted? saidlooked in the car and they are made out -- are made out of wine? next car. old-fashionedod mta. miss jay powell testifying to the senate banking committee tomorrow. >> i'm looking at more economic data. 8:30cpi for june out at a.m. eastern. delta reporting their earnings before the bell. >> bloomberg technology coming up next in the u.s. this is bloomberg. ♪ chang this isly bloomberg technology. coming up, no l

jason: and check out the pursuits section for much more like bentley's 100th anniversary and how elvisted himself and the las vegas show. carol: a good beach read. let's finish up in the remarks section with reflections on with the most amazing pursuits in american history, human history, really. that would be sending a human to the moon. apollo 11, armstrong, and the first lunar landing. jason: that was the result of a huge collaboration on a scale seldom attempted. so what does that teach us about management? our editor outlined some lessons. >> we were saying we made it, we've got to the moon. now it is not like we, it is like they. those people from long ago. and now we somehow can't or at least are not doing it. in a way, it is almost faintly embarrassing celebrating this anachronism of americans walking on the moon. carol: so let's talk about it. you do take a look back 50 years at the process and some of the lessons we have learned. itright, because think about , the technology of the 1950's was so primitive compared to today. carol: it's amazing we got to the moon. >> particula

running from the bentley caring a small dog.olice and powder the car but they're still looking for the driver. struggles with of thought about a way around carpool rules were one person in the east bay actually did it, and got caught. take a look. the doll by the name of angel was riding in the passenger seat. the hp officers pulled over the driver hours into a traffic. the driver was issued a ticket. >>> one couple had barked commuters doing double takes over the weekend. the two hopped onto a train to get to their wedding. the newlyweds, laura and jeremy in the wedding party at the the dublin train on saturday from san francisco, all the way to oakland. the couple says that they just wanted to avoid the traffic on their big day. pretty smart. cool photos. it's like you cannot effectively a romanticized version >> the same thing. though it is running on time, if you are headed to a meeting on wednesday morning, you are making it there on time. >>> not so much if you are taking some other routes. talk about the trouble spots now

between 1:00 and 4:00 at the chevron bentley. do i hope to see you then, and, yeah, this is the winning part of the -- i think the night, but hopefully the giants also can score a win, too.o yo guys in t back and i. >> i don't think so. come to walnut creek tomorrow. >> yes, okay. >> that's right, we can. >> i'm just getting. there's thousands of fans out there. of course all the ice cream will be sold out. jeff ranieri now has the best gig today on the "uss or net in alameda which played a huge role in the apollo 11 mission. whoa, whoa, jeff, where are you, taking a break? >> there you go. what's going on? >> welcome to my living room, guys, this is inside the "uss or net" and they have a replica of what it would have looked like in 1969 when the splashdown happened from that apollo 11 moon landing. again, had to splash down into the ocean. the "uss or net" what we're on right now is what recovered the capsule and the astronauts. this is what living rooms looked like as 50 million people watched it live. they have some of the co

furniture, but of the entire interior space of every business i have, whether that's sweet pete's, bentley's, farrell's, anything. because i've been looking for somebody just to do this, and she brings something to the table that i just don't have. and you'll get to deal with all the people that i get to deal with on a daily basis. we finally finished remodeling pacific, so i wanted to stop by and see how it turned out. oh, my gosh. this looks totally different. i totally love it. ana: it's more of an open space. lemonis: what do you think? woman: i love it. lemonis: it's awesome. woman: it's so much better. lemonis: the office area has more space and a larger number of workstations, so they can work efficiently and have open communication and feel good about their work environment. and before, when there was an old showroom with furniture just laying around, well, now it's a design center that can be used by employees and clients. wait a minute, this is totally different. ana: yes, we knocked the wall that was here, so this will be our new finishing department. lemonis: like a totally diffe

he's got a bentley, a rolls-royce, he's got a mercedes. so prosecutors don't want this person back out there. they don't want jeffrey epstein to be able to communicate with any victims. when they found all of that either underage or young woman images that the nude images or partially nude images at his house, at his mansion in the upper east side of manhattan further night, that's something that they have addressed with the judge, hey, here's something who had these images contained within a safe, he should not be let back out. he is not going anywhere from lower manhattan here until more likely monday. this is something that's required by law. as soon as jeffrey epstein attorney said we want to present a bail package to you, they had to at that point. the judge had to say, okay, timeout, you guys present to me what you have. the government will present their arguments. they've already made some of that today. and then from that point going forward, i'll make a decision. so release a couple of days away from that, and that's where things

i've read on this case was extraordinary these guys the people responsible were driving around in bentleys they had access to bank accounts and there's a lot of money involved what sort of numbers are we talking. well maybe. the. moments like seconds of drugs. are criminal so you can marry and you can see why you know one of the unique faxes of. your commodity are human beings are used and you can use a really different and i could continue to make significant amounts of cash let's bring in john a james head. when we say modern slavery what do we actually mean by that when it's not whips and chains and people being shipped off in boats anymore is it oh absolutely and i think that's part of the problem what if avery is an umbrella term and encompasses in lots of different forms of extreme exploitation such as we saw in this case and the use of chains and rape is something that we often see in pitches when one of the safest described and illustrated that is actually far from the truth and i think that's a real failure of the anti slavery movement which is why the problem really thrives today

think there is anything wrong with a beautiful woman in a bikini eating a hamburger or washing a bentleyt tub. there is probably nothing more american. >> that is fast food ceo andy putser. he was the first pick. the very things the department of labor is supposed to enforce. ultimately, he withdrew his nomination after a tape surfaced of his ex-wife on oprah winfrey in 1990 in disguise. the show was titled high class battered women. she went on to makes allegations of spousal abuse. >> remember, my ex-husband was a public figure. everyone knew him and knew what he was doing. and once i made that public, he vowed revenge. he said i will see you in the gutter. this will never be over. you will pay for this. >> i'll see you in the gutter. that's andy putzer, of course he denied the allegations. so then the next guy up, former u.s. attorney for the southern district of florida, alex acosta. he did florida, alex acosta had to resign after he came under fire for a sweetheart plea deal for jeffrey epstein. today is his last day. the new guy is patrick pitslea and he came together in the late 1

i've read on this case was extraordinary these guys the people responsible were driving around in bentleys they had access to bank accounts and there's a lot of money involved what queer sort of numbers are we talking. well maybe. the . moments like seconds of drugs. criminal so money that you can buy and you can see why you know one of the unique faxes of. your commodity are human beings already use it and you can use a really different and i could continue to make significant amounts of cash let's bring in john a james here. when we say modern slavery what do we actually mean by that when it's not whips and chains and people being shipped off in boats anymore is it oh absolutely and i think that's part of the problem what if avery is an umbrella term and encompasses in lots of different forms of extreme exploitation such as we saw in this case and the use of chains and rape is something that we often see in pitches when one of the safest described and illustrated that is actually far from the truth and i think that's a real failure of the anti slavery movement which is why the problem re

let's discuss this further with professor liz bentley, chief executive of the royal meteorological society tell us a little bit more about what else you've found. this report comes out every year and looks back at the previous year's climate and ecological data for the uk and co m pa res ecological data for the uk and compares it to previous decades and records that go back to the late 18005. records that go back to the late 1800s. the highlight messages that came out, you have already mentioned the top ten warmest years in the uk have all happened since 2002. and we haven't had any of our top ten cold est yea rs haven't had any of our top ten coldest years since 1963. there is a definite indication that climate change is having an impact on our climate in the uk and leading to that warming trend we are seeing. more extremity, clearly, but how surprised were you? not surprised. the report picks up on things that happened last year, highlighting things we were aware of. we talk about the summer heatwave we had last year, it talks about the beast from the east that happened in late winter an

she is black america's leading political economist and much more, the president emeritus of bentley college for women, dr. julianne malveaux is in the house. [ cheers and applause ] and before i forget i have to say because on your program you have danny glover, right? but i have to apologize for danny. listen to me carefully. danny was here yesterday. he was in new york, planning an event for harry belafonte but he's a film star in television and had to go back for a shooting but sends his regrets. you know danny is with us. you know he loves us so he sends his love and respect so let's give it up for danny glover anyhow. [ applause ] i guess i forgot another one. oh, yeah. okay, all right. get it together, ron. and also from the rainbow push coalition, the vice president and chief strategy for engagement programs of the rainbow push coalition, reverend dr. sheridan todd yeri. from chicago. thank you, reverend dylan for saving me from myself. and by the way, the way we'll do this is a conversation, moderated by my dear beloved friend coming up, time permitting. we will have index cards and

earlier i spoke to professor liz bentley who's chief executive of the royal meteorological society — its significance. we talk about the summer heatwave last year, we remember that, talks about the beast from the east in late winter so we know about these things but it puts it into context of these events compare to previous decades so even though we had the speed of cold weather with the beast from the east, unbalance the whole of 2018 was our seventh warmest year on record. the government says it is doing all it can to combat climate change, as it? theresa may introduced a net zero carbon bell, their actions and activities taken by government, it is work to be done from the point of view of mitigation of climate change, how we can reduce carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases which need to be driven at government level but also business level and us as individuals to take a stance on that. what could we be doing? it is about reducing the amount of fossil fuels we use, for petrol and diesel cars, using them myself converting to electric, reducing the amount of meat we eat so redu

. >>> we'll heat up with derks bentley and cool it down with the leading ladies of frozen the stranger are hollywood royalty. it's all coming up in week >>> good morning. 8:56. i'm marcus washington. a live look at sfo where firefighters have now put out a fire burning at the united airlines maintenance operations center. here's how it looked from nbc bay area sky ranger. firefighters say that fire started in an air-conditioning unit on the fifth floor and no one was hurt. it was burning in a building away from those terminals. we also had a look here from our ground camera. this is from about an hour ago when we could see that thick column of smoke. an airport spokesperson says that flight operations were never affected. happening now our bob riddell is headed to the airport. he'll have a live report in our midday newscast. >>> a heartbreaking discovery in fairfield that's been hard for many people to make sense of. authorities yesterday discovered twin newborns near a shopping center dumpster. sadly, one of those twins did not survivor. the woman they believe to be the mother was lat

, they opened a bank account in his name and they farmed that money, one ringleader was driving a bentleyngs the police and the charities have said is that there is an responsibility not just is that there is an responsibility notjust on members of the public, about these people working at car washes, in recycling factories, it is the employers themselves, they have a legitimate workforce who turn up have a legitimate workforce who turn up and work hard but they need to be looking at their body language, working out whether or not they are potentially being enslaved by gang bosses, who are exploiting them. at one banker, 35 bank accounts were openedin one banker, 35 bank accounts were opened in the names of individuals but always somebody with them and the money went to the gang. perhaps the money went to the gang. perhaps the bank should have been more observant, may have told the police. this is a problem, asjudge mary stacey has said, that is going on in plain sight across the country, that now thanks to cases like this, we can find now thanks to cases like this, we canfind a now thank

to discuss this, i'm joined by the chief executive of action for children, julie bentley.me, thank you forjoining us. we had an hour apart from the grandmother who said, we were much more, we are what we are. previous generations where more carefully for subi generations where more carefully for sub i do think it has changed? what we are hearing from the research that we have done but also importantly from the children we work with every day in action for children is that one of the big challenges is a social media, it is the fact that we are living in a global environment that is 24—7, there is no turn—off time. and that is putting huge pressure on children ina number of is putting huge pressure on children in a number of ways. we learned from oui’ in a number of ways. we learned from our survey that bullying is a significant concern, we learned that anxiety and stress and pressure of school is really playing a big impact in children's lives, and then the expectation that they feel are on them to succeed, do well, to look a certain way, all of these things are contributin

let's speak to liz bentley from the royal meterological society, who joins us from london.e statistics, and this is data, this isjust a temperature is compiled, isn't it, and you have had a chance to get a close look at them. what is the picture in terms of the hottest years? that's right, so of the hottest years? that's right, so this is and annual report that comes out each year. we look at the state of the uk climate, we look back at the records in the records in this report go back to 1884, and we will compare what we saw in 2018 compared to recent decades, and all the way back through those historical records. and you are right, what we have seen is about the ten hottest uk years that we have had have happened since 2002, so have had have happened since 2002, so in the last couple of decades. but we have also seen that the top ten but we have also seen that the top te n cold est but we have also seen that the top ten cold est yea rs, but we have also seen that the top ten coldest years, we haven't seen any of those since 1963. so we have seen a any of those since 1963.